Morphology - Second Light [Firescope]
Plant43 - Cloud Cocoon [Frustrated Funk]
Alfred - Galaxy Quest [20:20 Vision]
Automatic Tasty - Listening Posts [Vortex Traks]
Highfield Casuals – Highfield Daze [Craigie Knowes]
John Shima - Symbols [Firescope]
Komarken Electronics - Perceptual Paradox [Between Places]
Cygnus - Throwing Shade [Central Processing Unit]
ERP - Vox Automaton [Frustrated Funk]
Vertical67 - Native [Vortex Traks]
Lost Trax - The Sequel [Delsin]
L.A. Synthesis - Agraphobia (Carl Finlow's 'Transmogrify' Remix) [De:tuned]
Jeff Pils - Hunting Sausage [Touchin' Bass]
KafkaCtrl - RBT LBR [Vortex Traks]
Datawave - Thin Line [Vortex Traks]
Heatmap - Heart Matrix (Galaxy Being Remix) [unreleased]
Adapta - Vohx Continues V1 [Frustrated Funk]
ERP - Nerve Play [Frustrated Funk]
The Exaltics - NGC 253 [Solar One Music] 
Kamikaze Space Programme - Day of Creation [Mote Evolver]

Galaxy Being: Across the Universe [LR031]

Doing the streams was an incredible release in a time of social separation, it allowed us to get together and show our growth, changes in approach, changes to body, changes to mind. The catharsis of a No Way Back set allows for a kind of spiritual rebirth. 

There’s been many phases to my approach to DJing technically, but one constant has been combining the love of so many genres and aspects of this music with live production techniques, the mind that comes from creating music combining with the mind of the DJ, deep mixing and recontextualization and of finding ways to unlock codes that release special energy and emotions. 

For this set I combined the Model One and the modular, where I had a special patch set up to create fascinating delays that evolved and changed in ways plug ins or pedals can’t. Using CDJs with the Model One as the mixer, the modular as an effects send, and a Moog delay pedal as the other send, allowed me to shape and control the music in ways that create new ideas that accent the concepts more fluidly. 

A real vivid example of this is when I played DJ Nobu and layered Tina Turner from the then recent documentary “Tina” where she was demonstrating a few Buddhist chants she would do to calm herself down in her tumultuous relationship with Ike, looping those, reversing them with the CDJs and processing them with the modular to make a whole new floating hypnotic piece containing so much deep emotion and thought on such a higher level.

Doing the streams allowed for a really liberating take on the flow of a set, having more time to play a wider array of stuff, and no pressure to keep it all dance floor, allowing for the ability to tell a longer story. Our community is so strong and so thriving on the stream, it felt so special to be able to show so much more of ourselves. 

I can’t wait to bring this energy and perspective to our first in person No Way Back since 2019.  Until then, I’m glad to share this moment of catharsis and transition with all of you, I hope you enjoy and that it helps your brain and spirit soar. 

— BMG

video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQln0gouI2Q

Interdimensional Transmissions Podcast

IT Podcast

IT.podcast.s11e08: BMG at No Way Back Streaming From Beyond 2021

For the hundredth chapter of the Patterns of Perception mix series, we're delighted to feature the one and only @flxk1. To all of our listeners, we want to say a huge thank you for your support over the past 6+ years! We truly appreciate you all <3 

Read our interview with Felix here: https://www.patternsofperception.com/post/a-chat-with-felix-k

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As a DJ, producer and label head, Felix K’s singular perspective and approach has been an ongoing source of inspiration across the scene since the early 00's. From seminal work on his own array of imprints to key performances at events around the world (including an unforgettable set at a Patterns of Perception party in 2019), Felix’s vision has been, and continues to be, both influential and indelible.

For Patterns of Perception 100, Felix drew upon his vast knowledge (and record collection) to compile an ambitious four-hour mix which traces the spirit and lineage of both fundamental and contemporary sounds across the wider breakbeat/UK scene.
Beginning the journey with foundational dub, Felix layers modern counterpoints of breaks, jungle and dnb, in the process highlighting connections, overlaps and inspirations that have taken place across years, generations and eras.
The result is almost encyclopaedic in its depth and scope, but with an approachable energy that channels the warmth of mixtape culture. It is a  fascinating and compelling undertaking from a true head, with a presence that feels both fresh and timeless.

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/flxk1
https://www.instagram.com/flxk1_/
https://www.facebook.com/flxk1/
https://twitter.com/flxk1_
https://ra.co/dj/felixk
https://flxk1.bandcamp.com/
https://nullpunkt-records.bandcamp.com/

Read our interview

Patterns of Perception 100 - Felix K

Bitterfeld Musik returns with their second sampler, FOR A BITTER TOMORROW: Band 2. With this we welcome back label mainstay, Interviews along with additions to the label, Salomo, Qwerty and Jónbjörn for a collection of detriot electro, techno and braindance.

Get it here: https://bitterfeld.bandcamp.com/album/for-a-bitter-tomorrow-band-2

Salomo/Interviews/Qwerty/Jónbjörn - For A Bitter Tomorrow: Band 2 - Bitterfeld Musik #07

The 11th release on Curtis Electronix comes from one of the most influential figures in the history of electro. Infinite Tetraspace EP is a mind-altering combination of ambient beauties, ice cold machine-funk and spaced out 4/4 kickers that play with the concept of space and time, as expressed almost clearly in the title. 
Four next level cuts that push their electro even more into the future. 
We are very much glad they are back.

Preorder: https://clone.nl/item75192.html
Artwork: Linkin Bios
Mastering: Q3000

Release date: 26 Feb. 2024

Infinite Tetraspace

Dopplereffekt - Infinite Tetraspace EP (CRTSX011)

Arkada Records is happy to present the 055 episode of our podcast series this month mixed and selected by the one and only, the label boss of Pyramid Transmissions  - ADJ  

Surely the best way to start the New year is bringing one of the best Dj’s and producers to hit the space and heat your ears with some banging music and mad broken dirty beats.
There is no introduction needed when it’s about Andy and his music journey through the years of his music career.
You only need a good pair of speakers and some sense of time as you may never come back from the infinity reality of where you will get lost.

Going deeper into his own productions and mixes can only make  you want to hear more and more, so the only way around is just dig into it and find his scope!

Many thanks to our dear friend Andy Jaggers for another great mix he did for us and for the endless support.

https://on.soundcloud.com/eu62j
https://www.juno.co.uk/products/adj-renegade-transmission-ep-vinyl/969367-01/
https://pyramidtransmissions.bandcamp.com/album/beats-blips-and-other-dimensions-expanded-2
https://arkada.bandcamp.com/album/arkada-004
https://earthlings-compilation.bandcamp.com/album/earthlings-2  

Tracklist:

1. STEFANO MENEGHETTI – ERRORBEAUTY REMIX
2. COCKTAIL PARTY EFFECT – 77 on MIDNIGHT SHIFT
3. SI BEGG – MACHINE FUNK on CPU
4. ISOLATED MATERIAL – RISING IMPACT on CONTROL DATA INSTITUTE
5. UNKNOWN – B3 on UNKNOWN UNTITLED
6. ANODE – MULTIPLEX 
7. GAMMA INTEL – TRUST on NERVE COLLECTIVE
8. BEN PEST – TEKKERS AU
9. LECTRO COD E – UONO on DIFFUSE REALITY
10. POLADROID – DEFEAT YOUR DEMONS
11. M PARENT – IDEAL FUTURE on ZEMENT
12. ADJ – JAM
13. CTRLS – YOU WIN on MECHATRONICA
14. CORAX – RUSTY KNIFE Remix on MAKATON
15. SPLIT HORIZON – THUNDER GROUND 5 on VOID TACTICAL MEDIA
16. ROMMEK – RAMSHACKLE on INVETERATE
17. LORD JALAPENOS – LOSER MACHINES on SCIENCE CULT
18. ADJ – CAN'T TAKE THE STREET forthcoming on PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS
19. ADRIEN D'ELZIUS – REMAJAK (Unofficial edit)
20. PHELAN KANE – FRAME DRAGGING (FLECK ESC Remix)

ADJ /Arkada podcast 055

Marco Segato - TTM

An alternative live studio mix from 1993... 
Pretty similar but the balance at the tail end is a little different.  

Glink Unreleased Mix

Approximately five years after Helvetikone released his first EP on Digital Gadget/Front, the Berlin artist returns with a full length album. 'Bubble Hum' appears softer, more melodious and mature than his earlier works, but doesn't fail to confront the listener with healthy frostiness and asperity. Eduard Müller, the man behind Helvetikone, has been everything but lazy over the years: His composing is closely linked to the evolution of Renoise, the famous tracker software he programmed and takes care of every day. The worldwide Renoise community is growing, and so is the music of Helvetikone: 'Bubble Hum' offers a raw dose of passionate electronic music no one can rebuff. 'Bubble Hum' by Helvetikone marks the first CD-Release on digital gadget / front, it will soon be followed by a full length by Jeff Pils.

www.digital-gadget.de


Helvetikone - Phobia

Hollow ambient and cavernous grooves from DB1, Felix K, and Forest Drive West.

More info and interview: http://bit.ly/XLR8Rpodcast_LEVL

@forest-drive-west
@dee-bee-one
@flxk1

Tracklisting

XLR8R Podcast 624: LEVL

A whirlwind trip through vintage acid, electro and rave to see out 2020 from Afrodeutsche. 

More info and tracklist here: https://www.factmag.com/2020/12/21/afrodeutsche-fact-mix/

Helvetikone - Phobia

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