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Interview + Tracklist + Download: http://truantsblog.com/2017/truancy-volume-168-isabella/

Soundcloud: @networkerror

For our second Truancy Volume of the year and our 168th overall, we're able to welcome a rising talent based in Boston by the name of Isabella. Having made her big break last year with a killer split on Börft alongside the equally as talented and on the rise Bergsonist, her music has crept up on a number of weighty compilations in 2017. Last month saw a track called 'Dying & Denying' appear on Allergy Season and Discwoman's 'Physially Sick' and just this week she dropped another cut on 1221's 'Comp 4' which also featured music from close Truant affiliate 2Lanes and number of other producers such as Beta Librae, Umfang and Shawn Sullivan. With news of Peder Mannerfelt curating a compilation which she'll be contributing to, in the pipeline this year, her name is definitely one to keep an eye out for. We caught up with Isabella to discuss how she was brought to her current sound, her time spent living and studying in Boston, and how her visual work informs her music. Her mix, which she describes as a collage like assembly of sounds is wonderfully woven collection of experimental touches and tape manipulation, with some hard hitting hardware jams thrown in for good measure.

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Truancy Volume 168: Isabella

Recording of our weekly Dekmantel Radio show at @redlightradio.

First hour: Special Request
Second hour: Matteo (Vintage Voudou)

Dekmantel Radio

Dekmantel Radio w/ Special Request & Matteo (22/09/2017)

@subtext-recordings

01	Jeff Magnum - Orange Twin Field Works (Vol.I)
02	Robert Honstein, Eighth Blackbird - Conduit: II Pulse
03	Jóhann Jóhannsson, Hildur Guðnadóttir & Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe - End of Summer Part 3
04	Cocteau Twins - Throughout the Dark Months of April and May
05	Ihor Cymbrows'kyj - Przyjdź Aniele
06	Father Murphy - In the Flood With the Flood
07	Eyvind Kang - Mineralia
08	Hildegard von Bingen - Hail, noble one (Ave generosa)
09	Daniel Schmidt - And the Darkest Hour is Just Before Dawn
10	Colleen - Bubbles Which On The Water Swim
11	Yair Elazar Glotman & Mats Erlandsson - Cornelian Cities

Contact: glotman@gmail.com | Booking: info@revelate.eu | yairelazarglotman.com

The next release on the always impeccable Subtext is by Yair Elazar Glotman, following on from his 2015 'Études'. Based in Berlin, Yair Elazar Glotman is a classically-trained musician and sound artist. 

Besides previous works on Subtext including Études, a collaborative score with James Ginzburg experimental film Nimbes, and the eponymous debut of his Blessed Initiative project, Glotman has released music via Opal Tapes and others under the nom de plume Ketev.

Yair Elazar Glotman is a composer and sound artist living and working in Berlin. His focus is on experimental electroacoustic composition, sound installations and sound sculptures. 

In addition, he works as a sound designer and composer for film, dance and video art. His education includes Classical Double-Bass, electroacoustic composition and Art and Media studies, where he explored the gap between sound art and contemporary music. 

His work has been played at various sound venues and music festivals around the world, including ZKM Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Volksbuehne, CTM festival, Steirischer Herbst, Donau Festival and Atonal festival.

Electronic Explorations - 478

Yair Elazar Glotman - 478 - Electronic Explorations

For the 45th entry in the Honcho Podcast Series, we welcome Sweden's, Pjotr aka The Redhead Baby​!  Pjotr has been an integral part of Swedish nightlife for over a decade, DJing and holding residencies in the most respected venues of the capital. Pjotr is also one half of the celebrated gay night Polari, founded in and taking place in his hometown Stockholm. 

This mix is a two hour recorded set from a pride party in Stockholm; it's a  killer set of serious house, techno and disco jams!

Honcho Podcast Series 45 - Pjotr

LAYER #152 mixed by Jonny 5
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@blindsign(@bahnsteig23, @emotional-rescue, @power_station) - the mysterious edit master, Jonny 5 a.k.a. Blindsign, who was the first to release on the now cult classic Bahnsteig 23 label, and continues to produce eclectic cuts throughout all of our favorite record labels - recorded this diverse selection for our LAYERS! 
https://soundcloud.com/blindsign/
https://facebook.com/theblindsign/
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WHYPEOPLEDANCE:
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soundcloud.com/whypeopledance/

Art design by Mindaugas Gavrilovas.
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TRACKLIST:

-no tracklist available for this one yet, sorry-

LAYERS

LAYER #152 | Jonny 5

Looking back across the years, Dekmantel are in the process of unearthing some of the finest, and well curated sets from label founders Thomas Martojo and Casper Tielrooij - DJing as Dekmantel Soundsystem. As part of the Archive series, this -the second in the series- is taken from last year’s Dekmantel event in Tokyo, clocking at around three-and-a-half hours of shakers and gems, that traverse a range of finely curated, and well mixed records, encompassing a rich variety of styles.

Last year, Dekmantel turned up to Japan bringing with them a full-force of international talent. Taking place at the newly opened club Contact (run by the same between behind the legendary venue Air), Dekmantel hosted the likes of Palms Trax, Peter Van Hoesen, and Randomer, along with a healthy mix of local talent. It was the second time Dekmantel had hosted an event in Tokyo, and after the roaring success of the first in April of the same year, it was a no-brainer that Thomas and Casper were going to return with an even stronger contingent. During their set, Thomas and Casper, ran through a whole series of styles, emotions, and perfectly selected records, ranging from obscure East Asian delights to, electro-space-wave, and melodic, harder techno. Defining them as journey makers, Thomas and Casper are the reason you turn up at the beginning, and stay until the end.

Beginning with more wistful ambient, and obscure Eastern jazz interspersed with slavic radio transmissions, some of the finest moments come with the likes of wave classic ‘Systems Breaking Down’ by Anna, Twice A Man’s cult-classic ‘Decay’, and the infectious Indian jam, ‘Udi Baba’. Along the way there are Dekmantel staples like ‘Vitamin C’ Can, and ‘Red Light Down’ by Vaino, Vaisanen, Vega. Picking up the techno baton at around two-hours-fourty mark with ‘To The Stars’ by Skylight, the energy meters are pushed to the max, heading towards a darker, analogue, pulsing rhythm - highlighting the duo’s nuance for harder styles. Winding down, Thomas and Casper drop the lesser heard Aphex Twin remix of Curve’s ‘Falling Free’, along with some Levity Sound.

Dekmantel Soundsystem Archive

Dekmantel Soundsystem Archive 02 - Tokyo (24-12-2016)

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Dekmantel Soundsystem Archive 02 - Tokyo (24-12-2016)

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