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We couldn’t be happier to welcome to our N2MU Podcast series the one and only Emile Facey a.k.a. @plant43. One of the greatest artists within the global electro scene who has been a key part of this since the late 90s and before long becoming a truly respected name among electro fans, his astounding work for prestigious labels such as @frustratedfunk, @cpurecords, AI, or @shipwrec, among others, speaks for itself. This podcast is an authentic masterclass in refinement and artistry, direct evidence of his excellence. Enjoy it! 
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Tracklist:
Alva Noto - Xerrox Rin (Raster-Noton)
Terrestrial Access Network - Voltage Anagnorisis (LDI)
Sync 24 - Drunk on Delays (Cultivated Electronics)
The Advent - Eurodynamic featuring Zein Ferreira (Electrix)
Cygnus - Delta Dynamiks (Natural Selection)
Fleck E.S.C. - The Outside World (Woodwork Recordings)
Mr Velcro Fastener - Number of the Beats (i220)
Plant43 - Neon Sentinel (Plant43 Recordings)
Sansibar - Cry (Émotsiya)
Mr Velcro Fastener - Saturday Night (i220)
ERP - Searchlight (Forgotten Future)
Paul Heiroohant - Returned Signal (Carl Finlow Remix)
Blixaboy - Micronautics (Natural Selection)
Plant43 - Sublunar Tides (Plant43 Recordings)
Sansibar - Absence Of Being (Émotsiya)
Datawave - Ixoran (Mechatronica Digital)

N2MU PDCST056 - Plant43

Dietroiter Electro Mix DR2313

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Keith Tenniswood, known as Radioactive Man, is a pioneer in electronic music with roots in the mid-90s alongside Andrew Weatherall as Two Lone Swordsmen. Their experimental work on Warp Records set a benchmark for machine funk and electronic exploration, complemented by prolific remixes for artists like Spiritualized, Primal Scream, and Ricardo Villalobos. As a solo artist, Tenniswood’s celebrated debut Radioactive Man (1999) fused sound system culture with Drexciyan electro, leading to five studio albums and his current releases on his label Asking For Trouble.

A master of live performance and collaboration, Keith has worked with icons like dBridge, Ben Pest, and David Holmes, delivering razor-sharp beats designed for the dancefloor. Beyond production, he’s an acclaimed mastering engineer at Curve Pusher, ensuring total creative control over his music. His upcoming sixth album, Jam Out The Kicks, reflects years of global touring and dancefloor energy, with a new AV show set to captivate audiences in 2025.

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You can find him on:
Bandcamp: radioactiveman.bandcamp.com
Facebook: @radioactiveman
Soundcloud: @radioactiveman
RA: ra.co/dj/radioactiveman
Discogs: discogs.com/artist/18646-Radioactive-Man

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Tania Atyabi & Radioactive Man's tracklist:

1. @fieldsofmist - Biological Lair
2. @anniehallmusic - Memories That Never Happened
3. @plant43 - Emerald Shift
4. Simulant - Wav Form
5. Dave Stitch - Organoid Intelligence
6. @ste_roberts - Shoplifting Like That, Yeah!
7. @fleck - Chips and Blunts
8. @redemberrecords - Faulty Gelfing
9. Dave Stitch - 24K
10. @syzuk - Headspin
11. @vertical67 - Tear Down Those Walls
12. @radioactiveman - Do It Till You're Satisfied
13. @benpest - Mouth Lawson
14. @mrvelcrofastener - ESC
15.  @collinsullivan - Desert Pariah
16. Lennie D Ice - We Are I.E.

Tempaural w/ Radioactive Man - Netil Radio - 11 Dec 24

Number 16 was recorded by one of our fav DJanes, co-founder of Berlin-based MILK ME, former Urban Spree venue curator, and half of Wisdom Tits: @caillouslas .

A slow-rolling mix of mutated wave, synth, EBM, and electro, check the monster of a tracklist:

@zmatsutsi - Slip Slide
@dissemblancemusic - Attaquer Le Soleil 
@4-cantons - La faraona
@identified-patient - The Female Medical College Of Pennsylvania
@unhumangr + An-I - Cannibals 
@sinusoidal-wav - Half Closed Eyes
Warà - Zainab 
@uvbsoixanteseize - Hajime 
Dolphins - Mehr 
@5g8temple - Conclusion {Ignacio's Solution} 
@privacyprivacy- Network Reset
@garcontaupe - Never Interested
Next Neighbours (@hayter) - The Bill
Muto - Ishi 
@tv_out - All Out 
@nitefleit - Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose
@fastram - Computer Degenerate
@leroysemeurt - Forceps 
@yusyus - Masters Of The Future (Live on INDIREKT)
Oi Boys - Le Film Est Mauvais

Kri Podcast #16 - Caillou

Dietroiter Electro Mix DR150225

PODCAST 25 - MARSMAN (SPECIAL EDITION).

LE CHOCOLAT NOIR - bRave DJ at Surogar ZG 21022025

Ah deep sea journey through breaks and mistakes

https://www.instagram.com/love.fist.tears
https://soundcloud.com/lfttrax



L.F.T. @ The Lot Radio 04-18-2025

This month, marienus invites Krismika.

operator-radio.com

No Soap Radio w/ marienus & Krismika - 16th May 2025

Modern techno from Madrid.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=568

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.568 Svreca

Airport Mix - Final Gate

Marie Davidson is a Canadian singer, poet, and electronic music producer. Originating from Montreal, she is also one half of the minimal wave duo Essaie Pas, a duo she formed with her partner, Frenchman Pierre Guerineau. She sings in both English and French. Her third album, Adieux au Dancefloor was named by Pitchfork as one of "The 20 Best Electronic Albums of 2016".[3] The album is themed around Davidson's ambivalent feelings towards dance music and club culture. Describing her two earlier albums, Pitchfork wrote, "Her two previous solo releases (Perte D'Identité and Un Autre Voyage) mingled gothic ambient music, poetic repetitions, and analog synthpop to great success. Her work has never felt campy, but is darkly rendered, probing, and redolent of Lizzy Mercier Descloux.

Davidson was also part of the duo Les Momies de Palerme, along with Xarah Dion. Their LP Brûlez ce coeur was released on Constellation Records in 2010. She has collaborated with various other musicians including Matana Roberts (on her project Coin Coin) and David Kristian, and she was part of the orchestral project Land of Kush.

more info at home: https://digital-tsunami.org/music/dt/123-marie-davidson

Digital Tsunami 123

Digital Tsunami 123 - Marie Davidson

Martyné, Bodin and Jacob stake out the parameters of their style, traversing weirdo deep house, electro and early techno sounds.

Read the feature: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2956

@martyne
@bodin-1

RA Label of the month

Traffic Records - RA Label of the month

Ahead of our first ever show in Vilnius, we wanted to give our readers a little taster of everything the famed nightspot is about. Check out this mix by residents Siaubas, and a Q&A with Vidmantas, the clubs booker, below.

RA: How would you describe your music policy?

V: It’s the making of salad. Quite a special salad indeed. Some ingredients are at your hands already, some have to be imported and you also have to mind the tastes, preferences and expectations of the clientèle. It’s a delicate act of balancing things out. I try to keep the programming adventurous without going too niche and too obvious at the same time. We’re the baddest club of the country so we have to bring them Dixons and KiNKs from time to time to keep the crowd pleased and it’s self esteem high, whilst building the core of the program around cool cats like Otologic, Beau Wanzer, Multi Culti, Elena Colombi, DJ Sundae and the likes, as well as our unshakable residents of course.

RA: What makes a great party?

V: We say a good party is the one you don’t remember. Hence the no photo and video policy at some of the best clubs in the world. You just can not capture it on tape. Not that easy to describe in words too. It’s all about energy and surprise factor I would say. The most memorable nights happen when something out of ordinary occurs - unexpected musical selection or line-up combination, unplanned super long set, explosive mix of the crowd, etc. You can not plan these things really. It’s a kind of magic. We know it was a good party when our inbox is booming of lost item requests on Monday.  

RA: Do you feel like the venue stands for anything, and if so, how do you express that?

V: Our venue stands for total eclipse of the heart. And the brain for that matter. We never announce set times because we want people to come for the night and for the full-on club experience, rather than one particular artist or a set. Some of our events get announced without full line ups. We trust the instincts of our crowd and they trust ours. Add eclectic, dark and sleazy sound to the equation and see what you get. A roller disco in Twin Peaks or an illegal rave at the set of 2001: A Space Odyssey. 

RA: What’s the greatest problem facing club culture in your city? 

V: Slowing down event economy, rapidly growing prices, increasing or just never ending emigration, police raids, Medieval Period like drug policies and attitudes, escalating competition with no rules whatsoever when your sound and event concepts get copied, residents get chased, and free entrance events with international guests and top local talent are being thrown. Also it gets increasingly hard to work international bookings. Fees are skyrocketing, artists and their agents aren’t giving a damn about the size of your club and economy, asking for more and more each and every time you approach them. I’ve started sending out the links to economic data like GDP and income per capita to agents to get more realistic deals. With no big effect I have to admit. But every challenge is also an opportunity they say. We’re planning to spend even more of our time, money and attention on up and coming artists and cool old-timers still looking for good fun, not only good pay.  

RA: What’s your favourite memory of the night?

V: There is a sweet spot at the end of the room, right behind the bar, kind of viewpoint where team members usually come when they want to check where’s the party at. You see the DJ, the dance floor and the bar from there. And if standing there, slightly removed from the centre of the action, I get carried away by the waves of energy and feel like falling down and disappearing into some kind of a rabbit hole, I know it’s one hell of the party. I totally love that feeling, countless memories of it and the prospect of experiencing it again and again.

RA / Opium Club, Vilnius: Siaubas

A storming old-school electro session.

@cultivated-electronics

Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=614

RA.614 Sync 24

► The group A member dives into her collection of rare Japanese synth-pop, cold wave and bleak experimental cuts for us!
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Tommi Tokyo Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set

Out latest podcast comes from Lukas Danys: 5 years ago he and some friends stumbled across some busted speakers left to rot in a dumpster they set-up Untitled Tricks and began hosting small scale illegal parties in Copenhagen's off-locations and many things have happened since. We had a small talk with Danys, asking him about Untitled Tricks, Copenhagen and what goes on there.

Interview, more info, tracklist at home: https://digital-tsunami.org/music/dt/153-lukas-danys

Digital Tsunami 153

Digital Tsunami 153 - Lukas Danys

On a quest to spread mellow, intelligent vibes, vintage soulful ambience and the occasional metal machine banger.

Digital Tsunami 153 - Lukas Danys

Digital Tsunami

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