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Pugcast Vol 1

I wanted to put together a mix of more chill music which I am really leaning into at the moment. Hope you enjoy!

T/L

How Du - 12th Planet
Massive Attack - Risingson (Setting Sun Dub Two)
Om Unit - Acid Tempo
Theory - Babylon Dem (Dubmonger's The Drum Machine Museum Dub)
Lucid Dreams - Slow Wave
Tracey Thorn, Massive Attack - Protection (Radiation For The Nation Mix)
Strategy - Lone Wolf Dub
Photek - Into the 90's
Madlib - Road Of The Lonely Ones
Lucid Dreams - Blur
Skee Mask - Session Add
Weird Weather - Heavy Metal Bathtub
Massive Attack - Black Milk
Korridor - Transferring
Versa - Flux 22
Planète - Eternal Now
Ovïd - Internal Dialog
Big Hands - Presagio - Hē thálassa hē kath'hēmâs
Flørist - Untitled 1
Rhythm & Sound w/ The Chosen Brothers - Mash Down Babylon
Xoki & Hieronymus - Peak
Babe Roots - Outro

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Felix K Versions #1

Vanguard (Felix K Version)

I've been a fan of Warlock's productions and DJ Sets for a long time, so when I was thinking of guest mixes for BRAWLcast 400 he was at the top of my list.  A massive thanks to Jason for supplying the mix and to Roland for his persistence in making it happen.

HLRTY - Ansiogeno [Pineapple Records]
Theorist - Shoot Past [Scuffed]
Tomislav Danilo & Alexander Church  - Echoes of the Fallen [Life Scripts]
Jurango - Psi [re:lax]
Perc ft. Sissel Wincent	- Static (Peder Mannerfelt Remix) [Perc Trax]
Lechuga Zafiro - Cama Rota [TraTraTrax]
COIDO - Chapalo [YUKU]
Mattia Trani ft. 051 destroyer - Extra Hacking [trip recordings]
Borez - Point of Some Return [The Trilogy Tapes]
Nikki Nair, DJ ADHD - Uhhh [Scrap]
DJ ADHD - E2 Phone Home F.K.A UFO [Scrap]
Warlock - Flash Crash
Warlock- Balaclava
Toma Kami - SP Burst [mb studio]
Simo Cell - Clapflame [TEMƎT Music]
LDS - Zipp Prompt [Tresor]
Animistic Beliefs x Flore - Mercurated Rivers [Polaar]
Coen - Ripper [Maloca]
Maganda Shakul ft. Mesenjah - Olimba [Programmed Cell Death]
Noodles 142 - Ping Pong [2020 LDN]
Marcel Dettmann - x12 (Sherelle's x160 Remix) [Dekmatel]
R-Zac - Four [Network23 Recordings]
Warlock - Long Games
Warlock -  TR8S 160
Siu Mata & Amor Satyr - Is This All Real [Wajang]
Liliane Chlela x SNKLS - Trial [Polaar]
LDS, Jean Redondo - Stadion Progg (Jean Redondo Remix) [Tresor]

Check out all things Warlock here:
http://soundcloud.com/warlock
https://djwarlock.bandcamp.com/music
http://www.instagram.com/warlockdj
https://ra.co/dj/warlock/biography


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BRAWLcast 400 : Warlock - 3/1 On The Late Runner

Pugilist plays some dubbed out house and techno in the lower bpm range before moving into deeper and darker territories 

Pugilist - 06 July 2025

Olgica grew up in Serbia and is now living in Austria. She throws events in both countries and beyond. Left field bass, dub, broken techno, experimental downtempo and dizziyng halftime tunes are attributes of Olgicas sets. Enjoy!

ITPS118 OLGICA

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HIDD3N HAND’s album is a striking debut that finds its power in duality. Rooted in the rhythmic DNA of UK Garage while drenched in the expansive atmospheres of Wave, the album feels both grounded and dreamlike, equally suited for the dancefloor and late-night headphone sessions.

The UKG influence shows up in the shuffling percussion, swung snares, and basslines that give the record its momentum. But rather than relying on nostalgia, HIDD3N HAND stretches those grooves into widescreen landscapes — pads hang heavy in reverb, ghostly vocal fragments drift in and out, melodies bend and fracture. The result is a sound that pushes Garage forward rather than looking back.

Two tracks highlight this fusion best. “Middle of Night” is a masterclass in groove, its crisp percussion and vaporous synths creating the sensation of moving through a city after dark, carried by rhythm but suspended in atmosphere. By contrast, “Call Me” is the album’s emotional centerpiece — stripped back, spacious, and anchored by a haunting vocal motif that feels more like a memory than a lyric. Where one track moves your body, the other stills you, leaving you in reflection.

Across the tracklist, HIDD3N HAND shows remarkable restraint and vision. It’s not maximalist club music, nor is it purely ambient introspection. Instead, it thrives in the liminal space between. In doing so, HIDD3N HAND delivers a record that honors the past, resonates in the present, and gestures toward the future of electronic music.

AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE OCTOBER 31, 2025

HIDD3N HAND - Dream

@pessimist

For this week’s episode of CENTER BOOTH we welcome Pessimist: a Bristol mainstay, Ilian Tape affiliate and drum & bass innovator whose shadowy take on the genre often blurs the line with techno and dark ambient. Known for stark atmospherics, rolling percussion, broken beat wizardry and an uncompromising ear for an ominous mood, Pessimist has been a star attraction at cutting-edge events and clubs around the world for close to a decade, from Draaimolen to Club Night Club to Tresor to M.O.T.

His CENTER BOOTH set sinks its teeth in stealthily. The opening rolls in like fog — bass-heavy and understated — before giving way to tougher, militant steppers and half-time passages that shift the ground beneath your feet, slowing the body down without ever breaking the flow. There are no cheap tricks here, no fireworks or easy drops — instead the intensity builds little by little, drawing you deeper into a tunnel of bass and rhythm.

By the final stretch, the momentum softens into foggy ambience, a release that feels earned after the hour’s relentless grip. Minimalist and crushing, haunted and propulsive, it’s a set for locked-in heads and late-night spaces, where subtlety hits harder than spectacle, and the sound of an artist who understands not just how to move a floor, but how to reshape the room around him.

https://youtu.be/IYg8WavXpuA
https://www.lettonne.dance/

Pessimist – Center Booth ◎ S2E18

Whatley

System Overview:
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An audio entity nestling at the intersection of bleeding-edge dancefloor subroutines and technical filth. This sonic mainframe transcends conventional genre boundaries. Welcome to the evolution of dancefloor electronics.

Core Modules:
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1. Digital Distortions: A proprietary fusion of rhythmically charged modules, meticulously designed to synchronize neural oscillations and evoke spontaneous kinetic responses.

2. BRAWLcast: A sophisticated dissonance engine crafting audial anomalies that challenge conventional norms. This module introduces intricate layers of glitch, distortion, and sonic artifacts, creating an immersive auditory environment ensuring a dynamic and unpredictable listening experience.

3. @KitchenSpasm: The epitome of controlled chaos, this module pioneers uncharted territories, seamlessly blending the organic with the synthetic.

Signal Flow Architecture:
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- Input Stage: Raw creativity ingested from the creative minds, dissected and analyzed for maximum sonic potential.

- Processing Layer: State-of-the-art algorithms meticulously fine-tune each element, optimizing for dancefloor resonance and sonic innovation.

- Output Matrix: The final product, a meticulously engineered sonic entity ready for dissemination into the auditory network.

Error Handling Mechanisms:
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Digital Distortions operates on a zero-tolerance policy for sonic conformity. Any deviation from the established norms is considered a feature, not a bug. Embrace the irregularity, become the data.

Future Upgrades:
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Digital Distortions envisions continual upgrades and expansions. Stay tuned for firmware updates that will push the boundaries of dancefloor electronics further towards the pinnacle of algorithmic harmony.

BRAWLcast 400 : Warlock - 3/1 On The Late Runner

DIGI/SPASM