dope mix.  thanks - going to listen to it in the car, on the way to the show in Brooklyn, NY tonight.  see you in a few hours!  :)

dark techno

For our first guest mix of 2023 we are absolutely delighted to bring you a guest mix from the head of one of our favourite labels, CPSmith.

CPSmith runs the fantastic Central Processing Unit. The label has released music from artists such as Annie Hall, Neil Landstrumm, Baby T, Maelstrom & Jensen Interceptor, to name just a few. 

We hope you enjoy this mix as much as we do!

CPSmith
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/cpsmith
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DJCPSmith/

Central Processing Unit
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CPSmith - Hypnotic Groove Mix

Hypnotic Groove Mix #407 - CPSmith

Neptunian Influence, Sixty-Seven | Featuring @jsalvarez

JS Alvarez is a shape shifting lizard that succumbs to no one genre and can be found exploring the depths of mutant techno and unruly bass music alike. He is the founding member of Research & Development. ﻿What started as a monthly event series at Smartbar took on a new path with a biweekly mix series focused on nurturing new sounds, experiences and atmospheres while exploring the music and culture it was born or mutated from. Find him at Podlasie Club or sweaty basements and warehouses in Chicago and beyond.

SUPPORT: @researchndevelopment

| Tracklist | 
Phoenicia - Diagnosa
Forest Drive West - Time
214 - Body Control
Annika Wolfe - The Art of Abduction Dark
Atrice - Multiplex
Del Hale, R. Mohr - Gambit
Keith & Kevin - No Hot Water at St Regis
Future DZ - Sawed Off
Gesloten Cirkel - Everything For The Dev
Only Now, Flore - Cut & Run (Only Now Version)
Pedrolino - I Don’t Believe You (Filmmaker remix)
Marcela Dias Sindaco - Rio Ofegante
Privacy - Sword, NYC
KEEFE - Bad Boi
Identified Patient - Digital Drain
Deandrah - Red Grey
MANASyt - No 13th Floor
Data Assault - Pesadelo Absoluto
Rescript - Regurge
Shcuro - Unbearable Heaviness
Cressida - Al Gore Riddim
Machino - Pusher
Jensen Interceptor - The Fountainebleau
Raavel - Insect Repellent
Nite Fleit & False Persona - Parallax
Cyan 85 - 4 ma C-Borgs
TANS - The Priest’s Morsel (DJ Nephil RMX)
Vorp - I Plead the Filth

Meet you in the Great Dark Spot

NI67 | JS Alvarez

Warm Plastic Sessions #6

Recorded/streamed live from the Operator stage at Weelde Festival 2024.

www.operator-radio.com

Krismika | Weelde Festival - 24th August 2024

rRoxymore @ The Lot Radio 12-06-2024

Catarina Silva At Outra Cena, This Side, 28/12/24

Not for the first time she felt she had been used. From the start everything had been done according to the rules: the proper education, the right friends, the most suitable employment, the perfect execution of a flawless image. And yet here again she was: wasted cold and uninvolved. For decades she had been stuck, unable to get beyond cursory relationships, brief partnerships found in bars, parties, shopping galas and work-spaces, bound in depressants and stimulants and consummated in frivolous physical transactions. Drifting past windows, tremendous reflections of herself awakened, held in vast images, personalised holograms and softly dancing mannequins. Exultations to maintain the good life adjusted to her personal preferences stored in data about her body. The afternoon light refracted neon orange through the dome arching out, down and round, wide across the skyline: the glossy circuit of the world. She stared glumly about, so much perfect beauty realised, rendered, touched and presented, everything exactly as the screens said it should be. And yet here she was, empty, lost within this web of bright white smiling people, people who looked and lived just as she did; her stomach heaved, she was terribly alone and no amount of stimulant, DNA fixing or acquisition could alter this conscious realisation. Her demographic all knew the holy laws of science: heat death, symmetry, rational equilibrium and you cannot deny the laws of physics even in ordered societies of functioning human beings. She realised and recognised for too long reaction had deceived action: screw these bastards, she would eat them all. Her future lay formed and complete in disruption via antithesis to the norm. In a world of wholly calculated beauty the only way to truth was to be defiant in impulsive ugliness, ascension through depression and soul enriching cleanliness found in chaos and in filth.
Tzusing has previously released two well received E.P.s on Ron Morelli’s Long Island Electrical Systems, one man’s personal project to redefine the laws of modern dance music. Here Tzusing presents just over an hour of EBM informed sounds, relishing in harsh tones, unexpected samples, noisy techno and grungy electronics. Post-punk no-wave realised via synthesiser and drum machine: because when the digital sheen gets too much its analogue soul that shows the way to sonic heaven.

More info: http://digital-tsunami.org

Digital Tsunami 075 - Tzusing

Game Awareness

Fantasy Techno collective DUST - a trio comprised of audio engineer Michael Sherburn, DIY nightlife entrepreneur John Barclay and multi-disciplinary artist Greem Jellyfish - announce today their debut full length, Agony Planet.

The nightmarish, alien horror narrative will be released January 22nd on Mike Simonetti’s new 2MR imprint. Immersed in Brooklyn's DIY rave community, all three members held roles in the genesis of notable extinct venues 285 Kent and Trip House, and now Bossa Nova Civic Club. In 2012 Sherburn and Barclay joined forces to found DUST and were joined shortly thereafter by Jellyfish; the following year they released their first 12”, “Onset of Decimation,” on Mannequin. Between 2013 and 2015, they released several more 12”, two on Mannequin, as well as one for Sci-Fi & Fantasy and one for 2MR.

Over these years, with Sherburn at the helm, the framework and themes for Agony Planet began to be conceptualized. Thirteen tracks, spanning in genre from digital hardcore, dungeon techno, and celestial ambience, are all held together by a theme of extravagant extraterrestrial warfare. Club-savvy techno engineering accompanied by frontwoman Greem Jellyfish’s bizarre monologues and warped screams beckon listeners on a journey through the occult mysticism of the nightmarish and torturous deep ocean of an alien hell. Agony Planet is an unrelenting and bold debut from a trio not afraid to explore the dark caverns of the underground.

www.facebook.com/dustplanet
www.facebook.com/2mikesrecords
Get vinyl/CD/WAV/FLAC: www.omnianmusicgroup.com/products/agony-planet

Agony Planet

Alien Prey

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DUST - Alien Prey

Taken from Eomac 'Bedouin Trax' double LP

Released in 2016 on Bedouin Records

Eomac | Same Heart, Same Breath, Same Life, Same Death

Umfang aka Emma Olson is one of the most influential figures in today’s techno scene. As co-founder of the Discwoman collective the American is doing essential work promoting female DJs. Of course, her own productions and DJ sets also further the cause as they lead by example and mix raw tension with experimental eeriness. So far coming on labels like 1080p and Allergy Season, videogamemusic, and Phinery, Emma has also played seven hour sets at Hot Mass in Pittsburgh and holds a monthly residency at Technofeminism at Bossa Nova Civic Club. Next to that, the youngster just dropped her new, promising album Symbolic Use Of Light on Technicolour.

Clocking in at just over an hour, Umfang’s mix for us is filled with eerie and unusual rhythms that are often hugely roomy but underpinned by solid kicks. As the pressure builds, so does the tension, and by the mid point that boils over into raw and visceral drum tracks before falling apart into a flurry of distorted sounds, percussive hits and frazzled synths. Uncompromising and packing a lot in during a short space of time, it’s an eye opening mix that leaves you in a blissful place after a busy workout.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 129 - UMFANG

As the owner of one the finest electro-centric labels operating today it seems only right that we ask CPSmith to contribute a mix to coincide with our recent round up of the best electro 12”s of the year so far: link.bleep.com/Best-Electro-12s-of-2019

The CPU boss goes straight in from the first record and traverses a range of moods over an hour which provides an intriguing insight into his distinct taste.

@cpurecords
@cpsmith

Best Electro 12"s

Bleep Mix #70 - CPSmith

@analogicalforce - a label I follow since the first hour. Outstanding since the first hour. The catalogue is full with music I enjoy most, probably the reason I got all releases. I have put at least one track of each release - you will find acid, electro, idm, braindance, wall to wall bangers.... you name it 🥰 🥰 🥰

Enjoy the ride! 🔊🔊🔊

Thanks to all the artists and thank you Sergio!!!

playlist:

01) Rolando Simmons - Secret Beach [AF019.1]
02) Bewwip - Squidgycid4 [AF027]
03) Bot1500 - 505_10 [AF026]
04) Pye Corner Audio - Explorer [AF025]
05) CCO - Stuxnet [AF005Z]
06) Kettel - Bootmens [AF008]
07) Anodyne - Before Chaos [AF003]
08) Helena Hauff - Queens and Horses [AF005Z]
09) Echo 106 - Myrtle Acid [AF004]
10) Shinra - Anxsrv [AF006]
11) Dwaallicht - Sigil 118 [AF005X]
12) Guavid - ZUBER67 [AF009]
13) Dwaallicht - Firmament [AF002]
14) Kettel - South Lamar [AF005X]
15) Brainwaltzera - FX mod DAISY CHAIN 5o [ext.4perv] [AF007]
16) Daed - Pulse Lunar [AF005Y]
17) James Shinra - Supernova [AF012]
18) Bot1500 - Bot Funk Acid [AF013]
19) ScanOne - Re-Turn [AF016]
20) Guavid - PHYSYCALTB3 [AF009]
21) Pye Corner Audio - Greenpoint Hangover [AF010]
22) µ-Ziq - Drocovums [AF015]
23) D'Arcangelo - TimeLss (Kettel remix) [AF001]
24) Shinra - Plannt [AF006]
25) Bot1500 - Solt Decay [AF013]
26) Morphology - Karma Flies [AF020]
27) Shinra - Pinwheel [AF006]
28) Dwaallicht - Humidex [AF002]
29) Dead - Aria [AF024]
30) Pye Corner Audio - Solar Waves [AF025]
31) Brainwaltzera - Vehemton Jardin [AF021]
32) Roel Funcken - Danzar Arturion [AF017]
33) Mause - THARKSITHE FM [AF023]
34) Brainwaltzera - FX Mod DAISY CHAIN 5o (Provatron's panevropi '98 remix)[AF014]
35) Ruby My Dear - Splenetic [AF022]
36) Bewwip - Finally Early 2 6b 1 [AF027]
37) James Shinra - Ghostwaltz [AF018LP]

missing:
AF011 - not released yet

analogical forces

analogical force

Terminal V Podcast 001 - Stephen Brown

Edinburgh born and bred, Stephen Brown has been channelling the spirit of the Motor City since the 90’s and the Terminal V favourite demonstrates it every time he steps behind a set of decks. It is no secret that Brown’s connection to Detroit Techno goes back nearly as far as the genre itself and with releases on a string of influential and seminal labels that include Djax Up Beats, Soma, Skudge and Derrick May’s Transmat.

With many more production credits to his name it is no surprise to learn that he counts Ben Sims, Laurent Garnier, Sven Vath and Richie Hawtin amongst his most verdant supporters. Stephen’s uncompromising yet soulful style has lead him around the world and he can be regularly found captivating crowds at the most discerning clubs alongside Terminal V events...

Full interview with Stephen Brown - terminalv.co.uk/podcast001-stephen-brown/
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Digital Tsunami 075 - Tzusing

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