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2022-03-05 Live At Power House (DJ Pete, Finn Johannsen) Part 2

We probably don't need to tell you who Deadbeat is. (He even did a previous RA Podcast for us, all the way back in 2007.) But if you need a refresher, he's one of the most important and revered artists in dub techno. The Canadian artist came up in the Montreal scene alongside other trailblazers like Akufen and other Canadians (think Cobblestone Jazz, Mathew Jonson, Wagon Repair, etc). His early records for ~scape are some of the most classic and influential minimal there ever was, but dub is always at the heart of his work, and runs in the veins of BLKRTZ, the prolific label he runs himself.

Sa Pa, on the other hand, sits somewhere in the ambient zone. Originally from Adelaide, he's found a powerful creative sparring partner in Deadbeat. The two released their first album together, The Mountain, earlier this year. It's the 50th release on BLKRTZ and maybe one of the most monumental records in either artist's catalogue, a triple-LP that harks back to the hypnotic, plink-plonk days of yore with the strong cross-genre underpinning that marks Deadbeat's work these days, and plenty of lovely atmospheric wiggles.

The duo's lengthy RA Podcast, taken from two different recordings at their Absurd Dub Lustre party in Berlin, mirrors the LP's sound, weaving through tracks new and old. It's full of warm, dubby vibrations and smooth transitions.

Read more: http://ra.co/podcast/836

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RA.836 Deadbeat & Sa Pa

Podcast no.51 comes from @analog_uf0 who sometimes makes music.
Hailing from Ibiza, Sergio Garcia aka Uf0 in the recent years has been making quite a name for himself on the braindance scene.

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• MycoLyco - Smokey and Clear Quartz - Initial Research
• Edmondson - New Forest Mysticism - Lissoms		
• Polytunnel - Cronker - Bioacoustics EP - 7th Sign
• Gnork - R Drone	- R.A.N.D. MUZIK 
• Humid Gathering - Yuzo Iwata - Butter Sessions
• Cosmo Sheldrake - Did - Do
• CAN - Mushroom - Tago Mago

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• Refracted - Enter The Jungle - Through The Spirit Realm - Silent Season
• The Vision Reels - A New World Made From Light (Foresight) - Eyes Open - Kizen Records
• Wata Igarashi - Spirits In The Rain - Niskala - Midgard
• Kabuki - Shimmer - Beat Excursions #5 - Beat Excursions
• Holy Tongue - Spirit Mask - III - Amidah Records
• Leon Duncan - Acute Psychosis - Fuck a rosseta stone for my brain waves - 
 Hakuna Kulala
• Robert Rental - Paralysis - Paralysis - Regular Records

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Complex 007 w/ Resom & Erika  •mushrooms• for @refugeworldwide

This mixtape is a declaration of love to the workshop & THE TRILOGY TAPES Lable, Even Tuell, Kassem Mosse, Joy Orbison, Anthony Naples, Omar S, actress and to Techno in general.

...Vinyl only°

Tracklist:

workshop - ld 7 - b1

Even Tuell - In Circles

Joy Orbison & Boddika – Dun Dun

Workshop 19 by Kassem Mosse - b3

Even Tuell & Midnightopera – Workshop Special 02 - b2

Kassem Mosse – Workshop 08 - a1

Actress - Maze (Long Version)

DJ Slyngshot –  Workshop 29 Untitled A2

Omar-S – Booted poor Fake REMIX

Joy O - Tennov6teen

Joy Orbison, Boddika - Nil (Reece)

Kassem Mosse - Birds Flying In The Sun Like U Know How

Anthony Naples  - Busy Sig

mm/ km (kassem mosse & mix mup) - Espace Level 2

Anthony Naples - ZTL

Even Tuell - Precious Cloud

SryForMin72 MIXTAPE

Following the launch of Inverted Audio Store, this months edition of my Netil Radio residency features a bounty of records that are in stock and are available to buy.

Ranging from timeless dub techno from Basic Channel and Maurizio, Kassem Mosse's brand new album Workshop 32, a double 12-inch from Rising Sun on Freund der Familie, pulverising 12-inches from Fireground on Ilian Tape, Sterac (aka Steve Rachmad) on Delsin, EQD (aka Shed), plus the inaugural EP from Ones. & Rasval on TMN TRAX, including a Basic Channel-inspired remix from Sleeparchive.

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Track List: https://inverted-audio.com/antepop-netil-radio-march-2023

Netil Radio

Netil Radio Residency // March 2023

Tecwaa is the solo project Paul Fawcett is an amalgamation of influences ranging from Yorkshire raves to Detroit Techno and horror movie scores. Producing chugging psychedelic, deep house, slow-mo disco and dub techno.

He’s released two mind-melting LPs for Scandinavian powerhouse Höga Nord Rekords, as well as singles for Les Yeux Orange, Futureboogie and now Throne of Blood

INTERVIEW

Tecwaa: The 'Shine A Light On' Mix

Low Velocity Soundsystem 07.07.23

The full version of the text below can be read here - thequietus.com/articles/22925-optimo-20-mix-listen

As well as 2017 being the 20th anniversary of Optimo it is also 30 years since I started DJ’ing, in Edinburgh in the summer of 1987.

It had never crossed my mind to be a DJ and I fell into it quite by accident. Myself and several friends were devoted attendees at a sub basement club in Edinburgh’s Cowgate called The Backroom that started in 1986. It was the first club where we truly felt at home musically and that was frequented by people we felt comfortable being around. The resident DJs, Bill & Bobby, had been playing around Edinburgh for years and had phenomenal taste and abilities to play exactly the right records in the right order at the right time. After a year or so of religiously attending, my good friend Macky noticed a poster announcing they were looking to audition people to play the first two hours of the night. Macky suggested we audition and initially I point blank refused, partly because the idea terrified me and partly because it held little appeal to me at that time. He persisted and eventually I agreed being fairly confident that our total lack of experience would be so apparent that we would never get the gig. Over the next few weeks they auditioned various people by letting them play the start of the night and somehow we were picked to be the new warm up DJs. Yikes!

So began an uninterrupted trend of being part of a DJ duo, and every Saturday night I would get the bus through from Glasgow where I had now moved to study and Macky and I would take turns to play a few records each to a generally completely disinterested audience. Our fee for playing was £25 and I would get £15 as I had to travel through from Glasgow and Macky took a tenner. Once I realised how much I was enjoying doing it I would have happily played for free.

So, what was I playing back then? Well, I kept quite a detailed diary in those days and would write down the records I played each week. From those diary entries I have put together a mix of what I might have played in my first ever set had I had the technical knowledge or ability to actually be a mixing DJ at that time. Though the music played was very diverse, we were all particularly into records with advanced production that sounded state of the art at the time and we used the term Electrobeat to describe the core sound that we were really into. The term didn’t catch on and neither did the music. The club was very popular but the people who came generally did not like weird records they did not know, were quite averse to drum machines and I’d often hear people grumbling about us playing “that drum machine crap”, a scenario which is of course in complete reversal 30 years on.

So, here are 30 tracks mixed together that were the sound of my late teenage years that I tried to turn people on to 30 years ago. Most of the records in this mix would lie dormant on my shelves for the next 20 years but in the last 10 years or so a surprising number have found their way back into my sets and finally found an appreciative audience and sound as good, if not better today than they did 30 years ago.

There is no tracklisting but I don’t think there is anything wildly obscure or rare in the mix. I could have pretended I was playing lots of lesser known records back then, but this is a 100% genuine round up of what I was actually playing in 1987. The two tracks without a drum machine are the only ones which were anything like bonafide dancefloor hits for me at The Backroom at the time. I have also included one (loop from a) track my then co-DJ, Macky used to play lots and also a Bill & Bobby classic. The mix is available to download as a 320 mp3. For a bit of bonus fun I have included one track that wasn’t released until 1988. If anyone can identify which one it is they will win a prize.

JD Twitch - 1987 reimagined (30 year anniversary mix)

UK artist Gatto Fritto is someone who operates in the shadows, in his own little world.  The man born Ben Williams played our Selectors festival in Croatia last year and holds down residencies at Berlin institutions Sameheads and Renate, which prove why he is such a revered DJ. His work as a producer, too, has resulted in some exceptionally cosmic disco on standard bearers like International Feel and Dissident, as well as his own Fritto Morto. It’s twinkling, spine tingling stuff awash with melodies, FX and astral synths that transport you into the cosmos. 

A sense of frosty melody and plenty of pixelated synths characterise the nearly two hour selection he has put together for us here. It starts in abrasive and arresting fashion with serrated lines and stark drums before unravelling into sci-fi grooves then Italo, proto-disco and slippery electro. After exploring these diverse yet interconnected sound worlds for the first half, the second half races through an icy and intergalactic brand of techno that leaves you utterly breathless.

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Dekmantel Podcast 164 - Gatto Fritto

Willikens & Ivkovic All Night Long at Ankali Prague 
Slightly shorter version of this recording appeared online for the first time on 11th September 2018 on https://www.noiseinmyhead.com.au/2018/09/w-lena-willikens-vladimir-ivkovic/
"Two magnificent minds from Düsseldorf’s paranormal music haven Salon des Amateurs, returning in sync. Lena Willikens, being no stranger to radio with her monthly NTS show Lightning Conductor and Cómeme archive Sentimental Flashback, has recently collaborated on the audiovisual drama Phantom Kino Ballett and compiled Dekmantel Selectors’ most necessary volume. Vladimir Ivkovic has continued to release uncompromising experimental music via Offen Music, connecting the openminded to his strange surroundings, while celebrating the life work of Mitar Subotić. This & is the serpent tail of a microdot session recorded at Ankali in Prague earlier this year. A private encounter for an unseen crowd obscured by smoke. "

Ankali Prague 8.6.2018

Willikens & Ivkovic, Ankali, Prague 8th June 2018

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Dekmantel Podcast 164 - Gatto Fritto

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