A real shame that there isn't a playlist included in this mix. A real concern for the artists whos music is being used, no?

Jan Hacke's favourite electro mixes and radio shows Dec 23

Trabajando como artista visual y escritora, Puck Schot sintio la necesidad de expresar una voz mas masculina en su poesia. Curiosa acerca de la musica electronica, comenzo a hacer experimentos en 2019 con un Korg MS-20 , poesia acerca de violencia y samples de bateria distorsionados , como Acidic Male. En el mismo año comenzo a colaborar con RJM Vanderheyden como 'Vot'ress' tambien, cominando harsh noise con sonidos de la naturaleza y textos Shakespeareanos. Desde entonces ella tiene un alto interes en sonidos industriales hauntologias amelodicas, baterias nostalicas y mas experimentos rotos. Sus Dj sets son una refleccion de su coleccion rizomatica de canciones de artistas que la inspiran en el momento de hacer el set.

Working as a visual artist and writer, Puck Schot once felt the need to express a more masculine voice within her poetry. Curious towards electronic music, she started making experiments around 2019 with the Korg MS-20, poetry on violence and distorted drum samples as Acidic Male. In that same year she started collaborating with RJM Vanderheyden as 'Vot'ress' as well, combining harsh noise with nature sounds and Shakespearean texts. Since then, she has a high interest in industrial sounds, amelodic hauntologies, nostalgic drums and more broken experiments. Her DJ-sets are a reflection of her rhizomatic gathering of songs by artists that inspire her at the moment of making the set.

Tracklist 
Veronica Moser - The Levin Aftermath
Mars89 - Magnetic Ghosts
Massive Attack - Angel
Saint Abdullah - Memory of a Nostalgic Feeling
Software 3090 - No Drama
Terrorrythmus - Suicide
E-Saggila - Idle Jaguar
J. Martin - Monty
King Rambo Sound - Paradigm
Dim Garden - Douce Féline
Alessandro Adriani - Will to Power
DJ Cop Killer - CK Theme
Sinusoidal - Ancestral Anxiety
Lycurgus - Isis
Hellboii - Untitled
Filmmaker - Data Sluts
Pessimist - Empty Words
Bobby Flan - Riot at the Scorpion Cafe
Debby Friday - Void
Mother Cell - Rage
Ghostovmyself - Never Overcome By Sleep

https://soundcloud.com/acidicmale

Of dolls and murder Podcast #57 - Acidic Male  [ODMP57]

Atix - Electro-Activity-14 (July 2021)

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FR : Atix nous propose ,dorénavant ,chaque mois ,un mix en exclusivité sur Tracklistings.
Influencé depuis ses débuts par l’ Electro, il nous fera découvrir son univers Électro Breaks entre nouveautés, classiques et morceaux inédits.
Petit rappel sur l'artiste , Atix vient de la scène underground des années 90 ,depuis ses débuts ses mixs varient entre techno électro & breaks .Il a signé sur différents labels tels que Tripalium Corp /  Boysnoize Records / Bass Agenda Recordings...et sur son propre label DIVISION VIRTUEL RECORDS.

EN : Atix now offers us, every month, an exclusive mix on Tracklistings.
Influenced since its beginnings by Electro, he will make us discover his Electro Breaks universe between new releases, classics and new songs.
Little reminder about the artist, Atix comes from the underground scene of the 90s, since his beginnings his mixes vary between techno electro & breaks. He has signed on different labels such as Tripalium Corp / Boysnoize Records / Bass Agenda Recordings ... and on its own label DIVISION VIRTUEL RECORDS.

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Tracklist :
01. Slacker - Mezcal [Cyberdome]
02. EEBONE - PLAYBACKONTHEFLOW (Jensen Interceptor Remix) [ECHO Recordings]
03. Shadow Child - Romford [Shall Not Fade]
04. Kapitan - Elleven [Parrot Cake]
05. 214 - Perfect Circuit [Klakson]
06. Liebknecht - Reykjavik [Science Cult]
07. Flyora - First Encounter [Specimen Records]
08. Kristin Velvet - Eat the Drum (Old School Mix) [Arms & Legs]
09. Sin:it:sin - Logged In [Too Rough 4 Radio]
10. Franck Kartell - Electro Music (Live Mix)  [LDI Records]
11. The Hacker Vs Commuter - RBMK (MMT-8 Remix) [Cultivated Electronics]
12. Dark Vektor - Desperta [Devine Disorder Records]
13. Dark Prophet - Throw Back in Time (Datawave Remix) [Specimen Records]
14. Saigg - Uplifter Two [Bestiario Collective]
15. Dustmite - Pods [Supervoid Records]
16. Adrien d'Elzius feat. Miper - Toxic Flood (Umwelt Remix) [Burial Soil
17. Eric Mark & Fantom Freq - Space & Time [Thiccfreqness Records]
18. Roi - Cabrero [Blind Allies]
19. Flyora - Defunct [Specimen Records]
20. Brandski - Signal Flow (Blast Attack Remix) [Division Virtuel]

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Follow Atix :
All the links for Atix music : http://hyperurl.co/eqxn5m
Beatport : www.beatport.com/artist/atix/52007
Facebook : www.facebook.com/Atix.fanPage
Instagram : www.instagram.com/atix_official
Resident Advisor : www.residentadvisor.net/dj/atix
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/atix-f
Website : http://division-virtuel.com

Atix - Electro-Activity-14 (2021.07.14)

We are happy to present a new podcast for our series! Its been a while!
We are welcoming to young and prolific dutch artist @Thespy808303
He has just contributed to our latest release (DATO09) with 'Electric Voide', a moody electro track with a wave wink.
At the moment his vision has gained a more fundamental course and is still very open-minded. He's perfectly fond of the grey and dark area of experimental styles in electronic music.
Keep an eye on this artist, this is just the beginning!
We hope you enjoy his mix!

www.facebook.com/thespy808303
www.instagram.com/the.spy.808.303

Discos Atonicos Podcast #9 : The Spy

group A is a Tokyo experimental electronics, minimal wave & violin female duo band formed by Tommi Tokyo, Sayaka Botanic.  
Tommi Tokyo (synth, drum machine, vocals) and Sayaka Botanic (violin, tapes and sampler) released 2 studio albums and 1 live album in Tokyo, before to move in Berlin in 2016. With their mixture of dark minimal synth, avant-noise, striking visuals and performance art, the duo still carries on the very breath of early industrial pioneers such as Throbbing Gristle, Die Form, Klinik, Cabaret Voltaire.

Their first release coming on 2012 with a series of  self releases until 2015. Then Mannequin Records had a vinyl release in 2017 called “group a”.  Kashual Plastik released on 2018 Circulation EP.  2 years later in 2020 we find them again on Alessandro Adrianni's  Mannequin Records with the release “anOther”.
The same year, released  a vinyl edition of group A's first full length studio album self-released in October 2013 only in CDR format. 9 tracks of genuine experimental minimal electronics. 
 The following mix  drive us on an one-hour journey of industrial, experimental, outlandish beats and avant garde sounds with an idiosygrasic attidute. Enjoy!

Reach about their work with music on the attached links.
Official website: http://groupaband.com/
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/me.groupA
Bandcamp : http://groupa.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/group_a
Bookings
Europe: simon@disk-agency.de
North America: dp@disruptivepattern.com
Elsewhere: me.group.a@gmail.com

Phormix Podcast #214 group A

Strict Tempo broadcasts Thursday nights at 7pm Pacific @ twitch.tv/voxsinistra

https://soundcloud.com/acidicmale (Netherlands)
Puck Schot is a visual artist, writer and producer from Rotterdam. Making experiments in sound with her synths, poetry on violence and distorted drum samples as Acidic Male, she searches an expression for energies within identity. . She has a high interest in industrial sounds, amelodic hauntologies, nostalgic drums and more broken experiments. She works with RJM Vanderheyden as 'Vot'ress' as well, combining harsh noise with nature sounds and Shakespearean texts
https://acidicmale.bandcamp.com/

Acidic Male - Strict Tempo 07.22.2021

Warmest welcome back to Chris with the new episode of his show “Descendants”, this time with the guest Asymmetrical !
Asymmetrical is the handyman of Raw Culture, an independent label focusing on raw sonorities, spacing from techno to ebm. Born in southern Italy, but raised with bread and sound of Rome of the early 10s, he gradually develops its aesthetic taste in a city full of experimentation and stimulation. His music advocates a different know-how and his DJ sets are very eclectic pearls that range in the sound panorama to the limit. He is resident for the 01 collective in Rome and he is also part of some other project such as Fauna53 (with LKSMN and LDWG) and in the past he was part of Distorted Portrait. Oh, if you hear about John English, it's always him for the Knick Knack Yoda's gang.

Descendants w. Chris Mitchell guest Asymmetrical

Discovers house and techno music at the start of the 90’s.
Begins djing in 1994 (underground techno and drum & bass/jungle).
Resident of B-Side radioshow on Liveset Radio (R.I.P)
Launched the Manifest Podcast series in 2012
Host of Electronic Propaganda show on Future Music FM from 2012 to 2016
Instigator of the EOS collective in 2014 (R.I.P)
Host of Electronic Minded show on FNOOB Techno (2014/2015)
Host of Electronic Propaganda show on FNOOB since 2018
Played @ Suicide Circus (Berlin) for Rituals hosted by Skizze in 2016

Follow:
@mike_stern
https://www.facebook.com/mikesstern
https://www.facebook.com/MikeSterndj/
https://www.facebook.com/ElectronicPropaganda/

Strange But Dance Music #49: Mike Stern

Dirty Epic welcomes aboard @violet-poison for its twenty-third episode of Amplify Series.

Violet Poison is the alias used by the esoteric mastermind musician Francesco Baudazzi, previously known for his techno productions as Obtane.
Today, he focuses on mutant sounds, drawing inspiration from Proto-EBM, Synth/Darkwave and Post-Punk, profoundly influenced and inspired by these obscure genres.
He released on prestigious labels from all around the world, institutions such as Vatican Shadow's Hospital Productions, Haunted Air Records (Mannequin Records's defunct sister label), Kess Kill, She Lost Kontrol, Soil, Semantica, Adam X's Sonic Groove and many more. 

He owns Veleno Viola, a label focused as well on these genres, releasing nightmares from a broken 80s VHS on wax, highly collectible 12" for the most initiated...

LINKS

VIOLET POISON:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/vltpsn
Instagram: www.instagram.com/violet_poison_official
Twitter: twitter.com/VLT_PSN
RA: ra.co/dj/violetpoison
Bandcamp: https://velenoviola.bandcamp.com

DIRTY EPIC:
Website: www.dirty-epic.com
Merch: shopby6am.com/collections/dirty-epic-collection
Facebook: www.facebook.com/DirtyepicLA
Twitter: twitter.com/dirtyepicla 
Instagram: www.instagram.com/dirtyepicla/

Amplify Series 023 - Violet Poison

Ninechecker grew up in a town near Liverpool in the north west of England. He fell in love with heavier styles of music, of which Electro was the favourite flavour. In his late teens he witnessed Dave Clarke destroy dances at Liverpool's beloved Voodoo and Bugged Out! nights and set about making his own Tech/Electro. 
Years later, having settled in Toronto, Canada, after living in London and Berlin, he reassembled his studio and started making his own interpretation of Electro, taking inspiration from field recordings, 90's Jungle, 808 heavy Miami Bass and Trap, Techno, weird, unsettling ambience and dark, doomy electronics to create his own Gutter Electro.
He's been playing live hardware sets around Ontario, and has releases on Varial Records, Zodiac Wax, Supercomputer AV, Orson and forthcoming on Brokntoys.
"Electro seems to always be off to the side of the stage, never in the spotlight. Well, not since its 80's heyday. And maybe that's for the best, cos we create what we create in the shadows. Out of sight. Underground.... and personally, that's how I like it".

Which artists has influenced you the most?

- 1997 Techstep D&B, No U-Turn, Dom & Roland, DJ Krust, Elements OF Noize, Source Direct, early Korn, Deftones, Sepultura, Dave Clarke DJing at Voodoo and Bugged Out! in Liverpool was a huge influence... seismic actually. Early Warp Records. Basic Channel and Chain Reaction, Pole, Anthony Rother. DHR. John Peel's radio show. Liverpool's record shops. 

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- I’ve just released an EP on Orson records called Generating Coastline which the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive! I'm very happy. Also my I Can't Fight Your programming EP has been re-released by Varial Records too! 
Upcoming, I have a Brokntoys EP coming out at the end of year, which is huge! Hopefully another one on Orson Records too. Plus more stuff on more labels that I can't talk about yet. I also have created a live hardware set that I've been rocking parties here in Ontario. 

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- There are a bunch of Electro labels that I really admire, in no order; Avoidant, CHP, Mechatronica, Orson, Cyber Domain, Brokntoys, Dionysian Mysteries, No Static Automatic, Fides, Varial, Censor, Science Cult, Gated, PSI49Net, SCSI, Trust, LDI, Devine Disorder, Facecontrol Audio Industries, Specimen, CPU, Dead Channel, Dock 34, Computer Controlled, Zodiac Wax, DVSNME, Bass Agenda. I don't listen to any new D&B or Techno tbh... a few bits and bobs. What's really fizzing my bits is Ben Pest (who is amazing), Bitstream, G Jones, Shokh, Alex Jann, Brice Kelly, Keith & Kevin, Ekata, Siak PHD, Mat Carter, Assembler Code, Piska Power, Danny Daze.... I can't think of them all... Human Rebellion, PTHGN, Aura Nox... is that enough? 

What inspires you now to create music?

- Making music is my main creative output now. I used to paint and draw, I've been an animator too, but music really conquered everything fairly early on. I still do sound design for video games, but music is fully mine. I try to create a vibe for each track that I compose, so it can exist in its own space. They aren't just functional DJ tools, with a beginning, middle and end, but creepy little scenarios. I like to hide things in my tracks. 

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- I have a desk where I can rotate the pieces of kit that I use depending on the type of music that I'm making.. Some notable pieces are my Elektron Octatrack, Digitakt and Syntakt, which I also use for my live shows. A digital Hydrasynth, and analogue Arturia Minibrute2S, RD8 808 clone, the awesome Lyra-8 drone synth, a 303 clone, Tascam 414 4-track tape machine and various pedals all recorded into Ableton on an old Mac. And a Zoom recorder to capture field recordings all over the place which get woven and buried into all my tunes.

Follow:
@ninechecker

Strange But Dance Music #133: Ninechecker

Today we are introducing Bi-ßobat, an emerging DJ artist from the underground scene of Tehran. Drawing inspiration from artists like Jadzia, Serge Geyzel, and Volruptus. Bi-ßobat crafts dark, futuristic soundscapes that take listeners on a profound journey.

Rejecting the notion that music is solely for pleasure, Bi-ßobat embraces the darker aspects of human experience, inviting those who seek new and immersive encounters to embark on an unforgettable exploration.

Which artists has influenced you the most?

- I’ve been influenced by various artists in recent years. I enjoy a wide range of music. Nils Frahm, the German pianist, has had always a significant impact on me.
Additionally, Hræfn, an Iranian DJ and industrial techno producer, played a role in my music journey, especially in the darker side of music.
And if we're talking about electro, listening to Volruptus' albums introduced me to a new aspect of my favorite style electro.

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- My next set will be released on Parallax label.

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- Currently, I have a great passion for the music of Serge Geyzel and Jadzia, and I admire their art deeply.

What inspires you now to create music?

- Without a doubt, my love for music is the first answer.
But then the lack of freedom and the illegality of raving in Iran. The challenges of working here give me even more motivation to persevere.

Follow:
@behrang-derakhshan

Strange But Dance Music #136: Bi-ßobat

We are delighted to welcome ADJ back with his new live set with unreleased and forthcoming stuff after his acclaimed DJ set as part of our podcast series.

Which artists has influenced you the most? 

- It's really hard to say one artist who has influenced me the most as I've been playing for nearly 40 years and producing for 30 years so I will name a few of the biggest, not just for the music but the whole ethos.
My first influences in the 80's were people like RYUICHI SAKAMOTO, KRAFTWERK, GEORGE CLINTON, HASHIM, JAMES BROWN, UNKNOWN DJ, CYBOTRON/MODEL 500, a real mixture of funk and electro/hip hop. Then into the 90's definetly MIKE BANKS/UR for his/their whole ethos of faceless artists and djs who were not interested in fame but more about just spreading the sounds of the streets and underground parties.  
And artists like WEE DJS, CARL FINLOW, BITSTREAM/ADAPTA, BEN MILSTEIN, BOLA, PLAID, KHAN/AIR LIQUIDE Crew, PHOENICIA, SI BEGG, ANDREA PARKER.

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- So as always there are lots of projects ongoing and recent stuff like my Renegade Transmission vinyl ep just released on SERENITY IN KEOS, our latest Pyramid Transmissions releases Alien Transmissions Vol 3 and J FRANK album this month.
I have just finished 2 remixes, one for PAUL HEIROPHANT for release on vinyl and one for Potential Differense due for release digitally and remixed one of my favourite artists in ADRIEN D'ELZIUS recently.
In Jan/Feb 24 the next release on PT will be the long awaited 2nd ADJ/PATHIC release on vinyl and in December I will re release my Bass, Blips and Other Dimensions LP with extra new tracks. This album was released nearly 15 years ago on PIP WILLIAMS' Shameless Toady label. I feel the IDM/Electro sound of the album was a bit out of it's time so I think it's time to let a new generation hear it. There is a whole lot more coming in '24 so keep your ears open and this live set gives a glimpse of some of my recent work, finished and unfinished!

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- I think there are a lot of great artists now, although you have to sort through a ton of generic music to find them. Artists like FLECK ESC, ISOLATED MATERIAL, CTRLS, SIGMA ALGEBRA, LECTRO COD E, J FRANK, ROEL FUNCKEN, SYRTE, BEN PEST, ADRIEN D'ELZIUS, HEXALYNE, GAMMA INTEL, HATCH, ERRORBEAUTY, POLADROID are all doing some really FRESH sounds and there are so many more great new and established artists out there doing amazing, forward thinking stuff. There's lots of labels releasing Dope material like SCIENCE CULT, WOODWORK, ANALOGICAL FORCE, MIND CONTROLLED RECTIFIER, ARKADA, PATTERNED MEDIA, MECHATRONICA our own PYRAMID TRANSMISSIONS to name a few. 

What inspires you now to create music?

- I suppose same as always man, my music is my rebellion to the main stream and the system, a lot of new people in the scene don't understand this yet, back in the day we had to fight to get this music heard, illegal raves, pirate radio stations, getting chased by police just to get this music out there, I still feel that street edge in everything I do.

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- My studio nowadays is a mixture of some of my old analogue loves 808, 303, Teisco 110f monster synth (1979 made by ARP) and some newer pieces like Elektron Digitakt, Analogue Overdrive and Korg Monotron delay. I also use VST's for more synth and sound effects.
I really like to change things up, like some trax will have Digitakt/808 or Battery Drums/Digitakt or 808 and VST Drum synths etc. This way the beats always sound different for each track and the sounds are always fresh (I hope). I think variety is the spice of life, i make many styles and never try to sound like anyone else. That is most important to me, having my own style and sound, no matter what sounds i'm making.

Follow:
@adj-808

Strange But Dance Music LIVE #19: ADJ

Nez is a dj of all things techno/electro/acid/jungle and everything in between and has been djing regularly around the Irish underground electronic music scene since 1998. Refusing to be pigeonholed to anyone one scene has led Nez to sharing stages and warming up for the likes of Mala, Surgeon, Hudson Mowhawke, Kyle Hall, Supa DJ Dimitry from Deelite, DJ Deep, DJ Pete, Regis, Skream & Benga, Trevino, Marcel Dettmann, Trevino, Daniel Bell, Perc, Egyptian Lover, DJ Funk, Source Direct, Legowelt, Radioactive Man, Roy Davis Junior, Lil Louis, Blawan, Neil Landstrumm to name a small few. He's held down many residencies over the years and played around all around Europe which culminated in a Boiler Room set at AVA Festival in 2018. Currently he's running the Computer Controlled label and is part of the techno collective Coda.

Which artist has influenced you the most?  

- I'd have to say Dave Clarke.  He was the man that introduced me to so much great artists when I started getting into dance music.  From the banging European techno to Chicago house, deeper Detroit Techno and of course electro he was a major influence on my taste.  I still listen to both the Electro Boogie compilations regularly, two of the best electro mixes.

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now? 

- Could be here all day listing people, the electro scene is healthier than ever at the mo, but off the top of my head people like Client 03, Sound Synthesis, iNFO, Ben Pest, DMX Krew, Moy, Umwelt, ERP, Serge Geyzel, Zeta Reticula and have all been releasing buy on sight records.

Follow:
@nez-1

Strange But Dance Music #141: Nez

Music Production first began for Brice at the dawn of the new millennium and he realized that the cinematic, 808-drenched sounds of electro seemed to be engrained into his DNA from the start. Currently, there are vinyl record & digital releases from him on labels such as Fundamental Records, Electro Records, Frajile Recordings, Monotone Music, Science Cult, Applied Research and Gladio Operations.

Which artist has influenced you the most?

- Anthony Rother

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future? 

- Gladio Operations D (digital & vinyl) release in January 2024 with Noamm called Split Machine Volume 2

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now? 

- Gladio Operations / Larionov and Bbbbbb Records / Kuldaboli

What inspires you now to create music? 

- Science fiction, futurism, AI and horror films

Tracklist:
1. Anxious-Brice Kelly-Brice Kelly Music
2. Mold You and Control You-Brice Kelly-Brice Kelly Music
3. Lean In-Brice Kelly-Brice Kelly Music
4. Dream Recollection-Brice Kelly-Brice Kelly Music
5. Let The Synthesizers Play-Brice Kelly-Brice Kelly Music
6. Will Your A.I. Die For You-Brice Kelly-Brice Kelly Music
7. We Always Shine-Brice Kelly-Fundamental Records
8. Art of Windmilling-Brice Kelly-Brice Kelly Music
9. Dangers of A.I.-Brice Kelly-Unreleased
10. Head Trash-Brice Kelly-Brice Kelly Music
11. If You Don’t Think Like Us-Brice Kelly-Gladio Operations
12. Beings of Alpha-Brice Kelly-Gladio Operations
13. Powers That Be-Brice Kelly-Gladio Operations
14. Remembrance-Brice Kelly-Brice Kelly Music
15. Only Here For So Long-Brice Kelly-Frajile Recordings
16. Secret Arcade-Brice Kelly-Monotone Music

All original music written and produced by Brice Kelly.

Follow:
@brice-kelly

Strange But Dance Music #142: Brice Kelly

Release date: 08/08/2025
Support - https://band.link/calli140

To drive away the darkness, you need only light a candle. A single small flame can bring hope—a way out of the dark. In the same way, music, from its first notes, can stir a desire to create. So if you seek the light, you’ll eventually become it. 
https://soundcloud.com/vaim

Vaim - The Light

Acid At Present - DefinedByMe (DIMENSIONS)

Brøther - Lekker

Electro all night long.

Coming from the early Techno and Rave scene in the center of Germany is Jan a passionate but not a profesional Electro DJ and a music lover in general.

He builds robots for the German car industry to pay the bills. After his work day he likes to go down the rabbit hole to the universe of electronic music.

This Soundcloud account is for sharing his favourite Electro sounds.

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