The 'cause it' queens:
@bouffant-bouffant
@jacob-meehan

Recorded live on a September morning, as the sunlight poured in through the orange-tinted windows along the river Spree; Fitzroy, Berlin.

Radio Buttons #118 - Longitude

Yr boo is back for a new year, new guests, new places. Icy weather turns delicious with a quadroople scoop from Boo Lean + Mizz Softee (Henry Chow, Sam Fish, and Mizz Cone herself.)

http://www.instagram.com/boo__lean

A SOUND PLACE: Quadroople Scoop with Boo Lean and Mizz Softee @ The Lot Radio 01-28-2024

She/Her

https://soundcloud.com/evelynonthetrack

Words from Evelyn:  "A new approach to my work blossoms alongside my womanhood: it is power, beauty and embodied presence. It is the realization of one’s truest self, it is the shedding of all the things I have clung to in exchange for something much greater than I could have ever dreamed of. It is impact, soft and hard at once. The decimation of the ego and the empowerment of the delicate core. The externalization of the divine feminine. Ascension is often painful in its process but the rewards will always be beautiful beyond earthly comprehension."

Deep South Podcast 148 Evelyn

Get the party started with DJ Wawa & Clay Wilson's Hit Factory Records.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/hit-factory/episodes/hit-factory-9th-may-2024

Hit Factory 090524

A slice of NTS RUSH from our recent Barcelona event, with 90 minutes from Mexican DJ Paurro's club set. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/nts-rush/episodes/nts-rush-paurro-22nd-may-2024

NTS RUSH: Paurro 220524

cops almost busted the party mid set lololololol

[LIVE] BEEPBEEP aka OriTheGhost B2B Beab 05182024

Droplex, Monolix - The chaos (Giancarlo Di Chiara Remix)

Deep dancefloor beats with a melodramatic trancy vibe, rolling into the 9 minute mark. Won't bother you with the autobiographical backstory of my inner physche related to this piece. I just hope you enjoy and on some level can relate to some sensitive chord within.

Eraserblades

This is the theme song for Max a raver vampire I portray.

🌌 Synchronocide: A Temporal Rave Against the Tyranny of Time
“Synchronocide” is a metaphysical dance-floor detonation—Phobos Maximillian Nix’s war cry against the clock. It’s not a song but a spell cast in shattered seconds, where rhythm disobeys reason and time dies screaming beneath strobes. This isn’t music to follow—it’s music to surrender to, fractured like the mind of one who sees too many futures at once.

🎧 Musical Interpretation of Chrono-Dissolution

1. Opening – Collapse of Linear Time
The track begins with a warble of decaying delay effects and detuned pulses—like the last heartbeat of a digital god. Time doesn't start here; it fragments immediately. What feels like a countdown disintegrates into looping echoes and reversed textures. The dancefloor is already unstable.

2. Phobos Emerges – The Kairos Pulse
Suddenly, a percussive grid stutters into place—but it never locks in. Kick drums misalign like they’re slipping across timelines. High-frequency shimmers hover like afterimages of events that haven’t happened yet. Phobos doesn’t arrive; he is always arriving.

3. Rave as Ritual – Frenzy in the Fold
Here, the full rave energy unfolds—breakbeats flicker between tempos like a glitching strobe, synths phase in and out of harmony. It's ecstatic disorientation. You dance, but your feet betray you. Every measure is both a memory and a prophecy. This is where time bends to the will of the Shifter.

4. Vocal Incantations – Mantras from the Future Past
Buried beneath the chaos are chopped, whispering vocal samples—snippets of doctrine or defiance, modulated like they've been echoed through centuries. These aren't lyrics; they’re warnings: “Synchrony is slavery.” “Kill the pattern.” Phobos is teaching you how to break the clock.

5. Midpoint – Collapse into Chrono-Stasis
The track folds in on itself. Beats vanish, replaced by swelling drone and granular distortion—a temporal implosion. You are weightless in time, unanchored. It’s not calm, but suspension—a held breath before the timeline collapses.

6. Final Assault – The Synchronocide
Everything returns, harder and sharper. The beat is now fragmented but ferocious, a weaponized rhythm. Metallic arpeggios slash diagonally through the mix. This is the deathblow—the killing of all synchronization. There’s no groove, only resistance.

7. Denouement – Echoes in the Void
The ending leaves nothing resolved—just fading synthetic howls and static hiss, like the memory of a rave in a timeline that never happened. No clean resolution, no safe return—only the reminder that time, once shattered, cannot be made whole again.

🧠 Temporal & Character Resonance

⏳ Chrono-Dissidence: Phobos doesn’t bend time to control it—he dismantles it. His music is a battlefield where sequence, logic, and destiny go to die.

🩸 Fury with Precision: The track combines raw rebellious energy with surgical manipulation of temporal flow—anger refined into time sabotage.

💀 Rave as Ritual: This isn’t a party—it’s a rite. Each beat is a spell. The dancer becomes both priest and weapon, invoking temporal collapse through motion.

🔁 Destruction of Predictability: “Synchronocide” murders the beat to free the soul from rhythm’s tyranny. Predictable music is a lie. Phobos rips it apart.

🩶 Best Used For:

Anarcho-occult scenes where timelines fracture

Soundtrack to time-manipulating characters in games or stories

Narrative peaks involving temporal rebellion or non-linear realities

Boss fights where the enemy is reality itself

🎭 Symbolism & Final Reflection
“Synchronocide” is more than a song—it’s an act of narrative violence. A rejection of fate. A declaration that rhythm, order, and time are just cages disguised as structure. Phobos Maximillian Nix wields this chaos not to create—but to liberate.

The beat dies so the will can live.

Synchronocide

Recorded at The Bunker Dream House, August 2016.

tracklist:

Brooks Mosher - Ged Ready (Fred P Reshape)
Grey People - Shadow Figures
Donato Dozzy - Quadra Sette
JTC - On Time
Justin Cudmore - Forget It
Rework - Anyway I Know You
Virginia - Raverd (Dub)
Justin Cudmore - Bagels
Rhythm Plate - Lean Part 2
Adryiano - Brykk
Paranoid London - We Come to Rock
Julien Sandre & Mennie - Move With Me
DHS - Bad Acid #9
Decius - Gay Futures
Justin Cudmore - Crystal (Dub Mix)
Second Hand Satellites - Orbit 1.4


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