amazing 56 mins just spent listening to this

We definitely want more! Good old times! As soon as am hearing the manipulated rmx I get thrownback ;)

This is amazing. I forgot how good techno was during these years.

fuck me <3 what a memories! @oliverho13  i can't handle the truth! epic DJ Bone @subjectdetroit

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First 1.5hrs of 3.5hr set at Jaded @ Corsica Studios

Roberto - Jaded @ Corsica Studios, London - 1st December 2013

A new SPANDAU20 mixtape is here to bless your ears!📼
Meet our guest, Akua, a trailblazing DJ rooted in North American techno and a driving force in the scene's new wave of machine funk. In recent years, this Ghanaian-American artist has dedicated herself to reviving the innovative spirit of techno's golden eras, paying homage to the revolutionary sonics of Detroit, Chicago, and New York City's DJs. Akua's no-nonsense style brings a necessary and poignant intensity to contemporary dancefloors, seamlessly blending old-school vibes with the authentic energy of techno's turn-of-the-century peak. Her boundless legacy continues to expand each year, earning respect from international DJs and dancers alike, thanks to her incredible mixing finesse and a constantly evolving repertoire of future-proof classics.🛸

In her Spandau20 mix, Akua takes a vinyl-focused, high-energy, and 100% old-school approach. Endlessly inspired by older techno mixtapes and radio shows, she channels a raw and funky energy reminiscent of Detroit in the '90s. This mix is a nod to the real heads — an "if you know, you know" vibe transporting listeners to an era where techno pulsated through the airwaves with unbridled spirit.😎So be ready to take a deep dive into this immersive experience!🖤

#spandau20 #akua #mixtape #techno

SPND20 Mixtape by Akua

It’s a tale often told: Sweden’s restrictive politics vis-à-vis raves have inadvertently created a fertile world on the fringes where many of the country’s talents have pushed their craft in an act of punkish rebellion. Having spent her teenage years collecting music (a habit inherited from a dad whose love of jazz, blues and folk left a lasting mark), Philippa Pacho discovered this hidden world of illegal gatherings, before trying her hand at spinning records and landing a residency at Stockholm’s storied Under Bron back in 2012. Berlin was soon in her sights, and it’s there she found a more recent base, her career heated up, and her (and Blue Hour’s) positivesource project came to light. From Bassiani to De School to Berghain, Philippa’s still going strong a decade in; and she does more than mix tracks, she crafts stories that drive a vision of music that gets both crowds and feelings off the ground. With her ballooning raft of rave-ready bookings past and present her name is a synonym for tripped-out full-tilt techno, if you’re already a fan you know the score. Zenaari Mix 014 presents another facet of her world, it’s a dreamlike 87 minute studio mix, a trip through ambient cityscapes and appraisal of a slower, stranger side of sound, kaleidoscopic bleeps from one of techno’s leading lights.

@philippapacho

All Outta Angst - A24
Clotur - Lost Apollo Tape
Struktur - Mycelium II
Vera Logdanidi - Water Bubble Floating In Space
Doltz - Mikge 
Boudhicca - Labyrinth
Forset On Stasys - Sideral
CHANTSSSS - (swan)
2030 - Intermission
X/319 - Stimmung_02
Pariah - Seed bank
Cut - Off (Chill Out)
Hania Rani - The Boat
nthng - Worldless Mass
Andy Stott - Faith In Strangers 
VC-118A / Mohlao - Endless
Simone Bauer - Luna Sativa 
The Persuader - Sjalvilan

Zenaari Mix 014 - Philippa Pacho

REC33 w/ Mama Snake

Last year, on November 30th, Fuse welcomed Denmark's Mama Snake to our control room in light of her Amniote Editions night.  With an untamed aura spreading through the space, the dark hours were marked by hypnotic, slightly mental, and utterly intense temperaments.

Snapping between writhing acid lines, crisp tribal rhythms, and trance-laced techno, her selections struck a perfect balance between the meditative and the manic. The floor was hers: fluid, fierce, and full of intent. A reminder that mastery doesn’t always shout; it listens, reacts, and dares to draw outside the lines when the need knocks.

▪️ Soundcloud: @mamasnake
▪️ Resident ra.co/dj/mamasnake-de
▪️ Instagram: instagram.com/mama_snake_
▪️ Facebook: www.facebook.com/666mamasnake666

Mama Snake ― Recorded Live at Fuse (30.11.24)

For the past fifteen years, Rotterdam-based DJ and producer Benny Rodrigues alias ROD has been carving out a lane of his own in the realm of contemporary techno. Piling up one massive release after the other for the likes of Axis, Figure, Soma, Klockworks or his own record label, Rod20, the Dutch artist has been laying the foundation to a catalogue driven by thrill-seeking curiosity and a vibrant desire to bring techno into a whole new dimension, just as the pioneers did. That epic-sized vision and deeply innovative breath infuse both ROD’s studio productions and sets, and his RYC podcast vouches for that very ground-breaking, limit-busting take on the medium. Flush with galloping grooves, mind-altering distortions and heavy-duty analogue funk, the present mix is as much an ode to the early scene’s unfading visionary impulse as it is a future-ready manifesto for our age.

soundcloud.com/rodmalmok


Reclaim Your City 638 | ROD

The 168th guest of KHIDI’s podcast series is Oscar Mulero, highlighting his musical versatility with a genre-defying mix. A legendary Spanish DJ, producer, and KHIDI resident, Mulero is the founder of the iconic Warm Up Recordings and PoleGroup Records. With a career as enduring and transformative as electronic music itself, he has remained a pivotal figure in the scene since the late 1980s. Always attuned to the shifting currents of sound, Oscar Mulero continues to shape and inspire the global techno landscape

@oscarmulero

KHIDI Podcast 168: Oscar Mulero

HEISSS CLUB RECORDING: DJ TOOL @ RSO.BERLIN, July 13th 2025

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DJ Bone - Live At Drumatica (Osijek, Croatia)

EE500 - SPECIAL REQUEST

The Electronic Explorations podcast series has become a much loved and influential archive of dance music’s evolution over the last 11 years. Despite starting way before the medium exploded, and years ahead of the online radio explosion, it has remained utterly vital to this day. It is perfectly fitting, then, that the rather monumental 500th episode is taken care of by Paul Woolford, a producer who has been around just as long and is arguably more relevant than ever. He is a meticulous producer whose music is deeply layered, with finely crafted synths, devastating drums and perfect mix downs. From big piano house to vocal classics via twisted techno, he is impossible to pin-down and, frankly, a wilful contrarian.

The Special Request project started out as an ode to the youth of his pirate radio, to the sheer thrill of illicit raving and the raw power of the breakbeat. By now—two albums and countless EPs on Houndstooth and its own eponymous label later—it is about so much more: it is cinematic sound design, striking ambient, futuristic electro and IDM, soulful 2-step and whatever else Woolford fancies, all crafted to a dizzyingly high standard.

And, predictably, it’s the same story with this podcast, which is a storytelling one hour 45 minutes with a number of different chapters. Starting off as an ambient soundtrack with spoken word snippets and space travel motifs, it could be the recording of a cosmic exploration. 20 minutes later, you’re welcomed to the heart of smoky, strobe lit, euphoric dance floor and taken on a breathless trip through all the unadulterated, heart-on-sleeve and sweat-on-brow sounds that make Special Request such an utterly thrilling project.

“I started to work with Rob Booth on bringing the Special Request project to wider attention through signing to Houndstooth in 2013. Along with Rob Butterworth at the label, the three of us forged a clear connection based on mutual respect and a shared passion for spannered tracks of all persuasions.

“During the first conversation I had with Rob Booth in December 2012, I said to him how much I loved and respected the Electronic Explorations podcast series. The depth and detail in this vast archive of mixes is testament to Rob’s tireless and never-ending quest to look under every possible rock and boulder to see what emerges.

“His obvious delight and enthusiasm in the process is as engaging as it is a joy to behold. Once we had the Soul Music album completed, Rob started to ask me for a contribution to EE, to which I always said, “we’ll get around to it”. We released the Belief System album last year and of course Rob was asking me again for the mix. There was always something in the way, which is often how things can be in this game.

“Fast forward to April this year, and Rob called me in Amsterdam and asked me to do EE500. I immediately agreed and said, “three weeks”. Six months later, after driving Rob up the wall with frustration, I managed to find the time last week to make it happen. I had a right doss banging this lot out. I sincerely hope you enjoy the mix as much as I enjoyed putting it together.”

Electronic Explorations - 500

EE 500

EE SHOWS

Special Request - 500 - Electronic Explorations

One-Hundred-Nineteenth HATE exclusive podcast with FJAAK.

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Tracklist:
01. Objekt - One Fell Swoop
02. Oake - Telane
03. SHXCXCHCXSH - WORD
04. Echologist, Matrixxman - Offline
05. FJAAK - Drugs
06. Emmanuel - Profile
07. Rupcy- Utow
08. Awdha - This Fucking Groove All Over My Head (Rave Mix)
09. FJAAK - Turn It Up
10. Stranger - Someone I Know
11. Andrea - Future Atmo
12. FJAAK - Transmission
13. J.Manuel - Softer
14. Kwartz - Show Me That Light (Cleric Remix)
15. Fadi Mohem - Nine
16. Mattia Trani - Over The Future (Ilario Alicante Remix)
17. Introversion - Dystopia
18. VSK - Kernel Panic
19. FJAAK - untitled
20. The Advent - Where In Heaven

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FJAAK - HATE Podcast 119

Ahead of the Machine shows at Razzmatazz, Barcelona on 22nd of Feb and Fabrik, Madrid on 23rd Madrid, I thought I'd share the recording of my last visit to Fabrik for the mighty Code's 15th Anniversary. 

Lots of new heat and unreleased cuts as usual but as it was a special party, a healthy sprinkling of classics too. 
Enjoy!

Tracklisting: 

1. Christopher Kah - 4.1 
2. The Advent - High Horse (Sims JFF Edit)
3. Truncate - Dial (Heiko Laux Remix)
4. Shlomi Aber - Penetrate The System
5. Avision - The Come Up
6. SP-X - Unreleased
7. SP-X - Unreleased
8. Stefan Vincent - No Other Way But Down
9. Stef Mendesidis - Critical Ratio
10. Enformig - Сosmo Phantasmagoria
11. George Tounisidis -  Unreleased
12. Mark Broom - Unreleased
13. Jeroen Search - Vector Sum
14. Eskapist - Islet Observer
15. DJ Deep - The Machine (Truncate Remix)
16. Steven Julien - POT808 (Sims JFF Edit)
17. Ricardo Garduno - Edge (Jeroen Search Remix 1)
18. Keep This - Illogical (Marco Effe Remix)
19. Callum Plant - Second Send (Juan Trujillo Remix)
20. ASSAILANTS - Effort 8
21. Jeroen Search - The One
22. Stef Mendesidis - Gendarme Classe A
23. Paula Cazenave - Crazy Trip (Ben Sims Remix
24. Mark Broom - Things (Killa Productions Edit)
25. Jeff Mills - Reverting ((Sims JFF Edit)
26, Cadans - Creep
27. Missing Channel - Legion Of Hunger (S-File Remix)
28. Robert Hood - Master Jack (Sims JFF Edit)
29. Robert Hood - Clocks
30. Robert Hood - Grey Type I
31. James Ruskin - After Dark
32. SP-X - Concrete Faces
33. Mark Broom - Myth
34. Playboy - In Da Jungle (Al Edit)
35. Milos - Energy Tremor
36. Mr G - You In Or You out? Sims Jacker Edit) 
37. Museum - Plex (Sims JFF Edit)
38. Steve Rachmad - Tir Na Nog
39. Maxwell Church - Fencepost
40. Photonz & Shcuro - Sherman2
41. D.Dan - Covert Operation
42. Jb3 - Forklift (Luke Slater Filtered Mix)
43. Milos - Unreleased
44. Matrixmann - Protocol
45. Mella Dee - Unreleased
46. Human Resource - Dominator (Barrow Boy Edit)

Ben Sims @ Code 15 Aniversario - Fabrik Madrid - 17 Nov 2018

DJ Bone ... Attacks!!! 
Mix No. 10
DJ Bone - Live In Detroit 1998

DJ Bone ... Attacks!!! Mix 10 - DJ Bone - Live in Detroit 1995

The significance of the club residency can’t be underestimated; it gives artists the opportunity to build a tight knit community around the party, regulars know what they are in for, and word of mouth spreads the vibe and new guests arrive to check out the experience. The residency becomes by extension a community hub, for shared ideals, values, and experiences. A place to discover new acts, enriching reputations, taking things FURTHER.

Drawing on the vibe from the residencies he had coming up. Bone’s idea is to have top quality music from the first song to the last song. It’s not going to be the artist’s regular set; it's going to be people bringing their A game. Different styles outside their usual vibe. Taking the interment, friendly feeling of bringing people into his living room that was created at the original FURTHER
and turning it into a house party. RADION’s multiple rooms and layout allows for us to create the old warehouse feel of a different mood in different rooms whilst not losing the intimacy which makes FURTHER unique.

The mastermind alongside manager and Wife Ahnne Araza, DJ Bone’s role will be mixed, whether opening or closing the party, or not performing at all if he does not fit the vibe. He will be omnipresent with the careful curation of each monthly show. With RADION offering a blank canvas to create their vision.

FURTHER features an ever-revolving artists/djs both established headline acts, legends and emerging talents.

As Bone Says “I want to transform the environment physically and auditorily. Help break new music and foster new talent; I don't believe in social media as the springboard for DJ’s, it should be what they can do in the booth... That's what a residency was about. It is about listening to the new tracks that’s hot before the hype. It’s about the old school values that used to be prevalent.
It is about great music produced by great artists played by great DJs.”

Dan is originally from Stafford UK but he is now living in London UK, he has been Dj’ing since 2002, he started with playing a mixture of dance music from hard house to trance and then into house music, from around 2004 he found techno which took him on a journey for many years, now he uses influences from all the styles he's played. He is a huge fan of Disco, his friends have even nicknamed him DISCO DAN due to this, in his DJ sets you can definitely tell that disco has a big part of his life. 

Dan doesn't class himself as a "house DJ" or "techno DJ" he is just a DJ who likes to play music with influences from house, techno, and disco 

Dan has had the fortunate opportunity to play along side some big artist, with the likes of Reset Robot, Alan Fitzpatrick, Max Cooper to name a few.

https://www.facebook.com/djdanlytollis

DJ Bone - Live At Drumatica (Osijek, Croatia)

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