Alchemy Summer Festival 2021

Cando at Alchemy Summer Festival 2021

Recording of Blawan b2b JASSS at Draaimolen Festival 2022.

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Blawan b2b JASSS at Draaimolen Festival 2022

Further information and tracklist: https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-283--multiples-live--fuse-2023

Speedy J and Surgeon present Bleep with a three hour live mix of their FUSE 2023 set, following their debut album as Multiples entitled Two Hours Or Something. With no tracklist to go by, it’s just the pounding techno to guide us through, relentlessly driving with extended acid workouts and industrial flavours. Past the first hour, things get warped and otherworldly with celestial synth stabs, before descending into hardcore rhythms. All this is surely a taste of what’s to come at their Sónar by Day set in Barcelona, 14th June, which the duo’s comments on their FUSE set further hint at: “I remember it being one of the most punishing Multiples sets, but as is always the way, it was still really odd and alien,” recalls Surgeon. “I agree with Tony,” adds Speedy J, “we got away with diverting from the usual club show path.”

Bleep Mix #283 - Multiples: Live @ FUSE 2023

US-born and Berlin-based, Dustin Zahn has been a force in techno’s global underground for over two decades. His sound is punishing yet precise—big-room power shaped by hypnotic loops, sharp sound design often layered with haunting vocals and an unshakable sense of momentum.

With releases on Blueprint, Rekids, and his own imprints—Enemy Records and the American-rooted Abiotic Recordings— Zahn’s output is consistently high-caliber. Behind the decks, from Berghain to basements,  his work is a masterclass in high-impact techno that never sacrifices depth.

For Podcast #243, he delivers a 2.5-hour journey that doesn’t let up. No compromises. Just techno. 

Artwork by @ankhsious

Vault Sessions #243 - Dustin Zahn

From Europe’s southern tip in the Gibraltar-facing port city of Algeciras comes ORBE, the Spanish techno enthusiast whose potent beats have hammered out a pedigree path both as DJ and producer. Prevailing winds carried Fernando Sanz first to Seville to study sound engineering, later to Madrid where the fertile scene allowed him to build a community of music-minded friends that have put that city squarely on the map. Under these conditions, his work (what he terms a means of ‘contacting the future, the avant-garde’) has developed into something much deeper and more sophisticated. His love of artists like Brian Eno and Boards of Canada, and roots in breakbeat and drum and bass have informed a style that’s allowed him to take up the mantle as one of Spain’s most interesting talents. Under his self-titled record label (est. 2014) come his signature killer tunes, and in his work with names like Eduardo de la Calle and labels like Token, Hivern Discs, Axis and Mote Evolver a pole position at the forefront of modern techno. Fresh off his set on the Bassiani floor (14th March) comes this next Bassiani mix. Tensile rhythms that lurch ahead with supernatural power, an involute web of intelligent sounds that attest to his skill as selector. Bassiani Podcast 254 is an hour-long mash up of elfin beats, a vibrating hymn to the sounds of tomorrow, Orbe at the top of his game.

@orbeartist

Bassiani invites ORBE / Podcast #254

Marlie recorded live at Sunwaves 35 - Stage 4 - May 2025.

Marlie @ Sunwaves 35

Bassiani Podcast 272 brings together two techno heavy-hitters for a three-hour bout of heady, rolling grooves. In one corner comes Georgian mainstay and grassroots agitator NDRX, a formative member of Tbilisi's techno contingent. His early efforts in expanding the city's nightlife offerings helped drive radical change, and shaped the decades since. His mission further translated into the founding of Stare at DJ (2012), and 11th Floor (2015). Both are vehicles for the gathering and promotion of local talent without which, Georgia today would look much different. In the other corner comes Dustin Zahn, a midwestern champion for tribal rhythms and pulsating hypnotism. Heavily armed with a flurry of references including the brain-melting IDM of the late 90s and iconoclastic beats, Dustin founded Enemy Records in 2004. In recent years, he has made appearances on labels like Blueprint, Token, and Rekids. He also hosts the Trainwrecks Podcast, an outlet for intimate face-to-face chats with industry peers. This storied duo are a menacing match, a b2b pairing that manifests the adrenaline-fueled techno native to both their sounds and whips up a sum greater than both its parts. This latest number is a bout of fevered techno havoc devised by two sonic confrères, an auditory onslaught of hammering loops recorded live at Bassiani's season closing night.

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@dustin-zahn

Bassiani invites Ndrx b2b Dustin Zahn / Podcast #272

DJ Sodeyama’s murky alias The People in Fog is up next for a very special number. The DJ/producer has been active since the 90s, reshaping his home city, extensively touring the globe, releasing music, founding record labels (Arpa) and toying with different incarnations of his palette under a few different names. The People In Fog is one such project, founded a decade ago as license to lean into his more disco and house inclinations, a means of connecting with a lighter penchant for Chicago-style and Balearic rhythms. It’s a manifestation that’s given the world several first-rate releases like debut album A Ray of Light (2013), Album: 1977 (2021) and this year’s Too Much Knobs and Cables. His whistle-stop promo tour of Japan for that latest release has been whipping up plenty of shifting grooves and phase distortions, and delivering that fresh take on sound to IRL crowds in his native land. For the rest of us, the nine-tracker’s a perfect source for summer anthems: a fuzzy, analog patchwork of synths and low-end bass. Bassiani Podcast 273 takes all of this and turns up the heat, The People In Fog’s deep reverence for underground sounds is here for a two-hour mash up of grimy percussions and sensuous urban sounds. A-game grooves from a Tokyo legend.

@arparecords

Bassiani invites The People In Fog / Podcast #273

One-Hundred-Twenty-Fifth HATE exclusive podcast with Reeko.

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Tracklist:
- Reeko - XXXXXX
- Albert Chiovenda - Changing front (Stanislav Tolkachev remix)
- Cassegrain - Nubian Ibex
- P.A.S. - Born Anchors
- Reeko - The guest
- Stefan Vincent - You taught me how to hate
- Juan Sanchez - Qx02 (Mike Parker remix)
- Reeko - The gravedigger and his bitch (2019)
- Selección Natural - Expression Gnt
- P.A.S. - The Grinder
- Sleeparchive - 5x3 III
- Reeko - The gravedigger and his bitch (2009)
- Lewis Fautzi - Modern Humans
- Svreca - Nida
- Raoul Delgardo - Untitled
- Reeko & Jonas Kopp - Introduccion gradual de la tirania
- Neel & Svreca - Tangara (Reeko remix)
- Reeko - Carne y demonio

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Reeko - HATE Podcast 125

Broadcasted through Rinse FM France on 29.11.19

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Tracklist: 

1. Amotik - Chalis
2. Amotik - Baavan
3. Francois X - Dr. Oblivion
4. Klaudia Gawlas & Flug - The Matrix
5. Narciss - Bright Red Bricks
6. Loco Dice - We're Alive (Truncate Remix)
7. Jesse Somfay - Can You See Me I'm Waving (Len Faki Hardspace Mix)
8. MATRiXXMAN - Full Clipp
9. Chané - NSRT2 (Emiliano Benedetti Remix)
10. Schacke - Like That
11. Lonefront - Purple Lightning
12. Phara - Freddy K Speaking
13. D.Dan - Take It Easy

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