JJosh's sharing his deep bond with 90s music and culture with this 1 hour of diverse techno! As soon as the pandemic is over , you will meet him in the frankfurt area and clubs of the city.

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Singularity.[remote] - Lethal M (03 April 2021, Livestream)

For this episode and for the followings, I wanted to give the floor to some artists I admire and respect a lot. I believe everyone has ideas, a voice, opinions they want to fight for. I believe we can aspire for a better future world through music. Today, I have invited @aahan91 to record a Mixing for a Cause podcast.

MFC 15 : Aahan - Freya

Toronto’s Aahan has steadily seen a growing following of techno listeners from all over the world, along with support from industry standout artists, like Dax J, DJ Stingray, Perc, Stephanie Sykes to name a few. With releases landed on labels like Monnom Black and Clergy, the future looks bright for Aahan, who brings his relentless take on techno to BitterCaress’ label, MFC Records (@mfcrecords). 

MFC Records' second release is a Single Artist EP with 3 tracks from Aahan, and a remix by Luna Vassarotti (@luna-violenta-1).

This EP aims to raise awareness about a cause that the artist defends and that is dear to his heart. We are talking here about violence against women in Turkey. Aahan has been watching the women’s rights movement in Turkey for a while now and thinks it is an issue that needs more attention from the media and the public at large.

The non-for-profit organization supported for this release is the Mor Çatı Women’s Shelter Foundation. This was established in 1990 by feminists in order to combat violence against women in Turkey. 

Find more information here: https://en.morcati.org.tr/

MFC 15 : Aahan - Freya

Next Episode of Abaddon Podcast with Fairground of Tears

Fairground of Tears is an artistic concept run by Piotr Sledzinski. A concept that is categorised by the darker, industrial and more energetic tones of the techno genre.
Piotr has experimented with electronic music of all colours partly through his former alias and alternative electronica project Ne Plus Ultra along with an involvement in the Passive Front Records imprint. This wide ranging experience and hunt for expression ultimately leads itself to the Fairground of Tears concept and Exiled event series. The latter playing host to Melania, Operant, Violet Poison, Blush Response to name a few and establishing itself as a premier and forward thinking events series. In that very same vein his own sets and productions are not bound by any specific style. Consequently an eclectic mixture of dense industrial textures and atmospheres as well as electronic body music can be expected in his mixes.

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Abaddon Podcast 162 X Fairground Of Tears

Speciﬁc Objects is a techno producer and DJ from Vienna, Austria engaged in the local scene as a resident of the infamous Meat Market party series. He has released driving, challenging and intense Techno tracks on the corresponding Meat Recordings label as well as on several international labels like Olympian, NORD Ltd., Suara or Diﬀuse Reality. Recently, he started his own vinyl label called TWICE INFINITY with a four-track solo EP by himself released in early 2021 and compilations focusing on up-andcoming artists in the making.

After delving into the local drum & bass and dubstep scene as a youngster, Speciﬁc Objects’ musical interest shifted to modern techno in the early 2010s, when he began producing club ready tracks that eventually led to his ﬁrst solo EP on Betanol Records. Soon after he took his music to the clubs by playing DJ sets from 2016 onwards. Signing on the newly founded Meat Recordings in the beginning of 2017, his productions became ﬂeshed out and focused on the dark and hypnotic side of Techno.

Following a series of remixes, his ﬁrst vinyl EP was released in early 2019 on Meat Recordings, gaining widespread support by Techno mainstays such as Tensal, Dax J or Developer. In the subsequent months he made his mark on numerous compilations for labels from all over the world.

Despite tough times for clubs, 2020 was busy for the artist with three solo EPs released on Diﬀuse Reality, Temple Records and Developer’s Olympian. While the world of electronic music was locked down, Speciﬁc Objects made the creation of his very own record label called TWICE INFINITY his main point of interest, focusing on the modernization of early 2000s techno and a contemporary perspective on that era. Its ﬁrst self-titled EP was released in early 2021 on vinyl and digital formats.

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DREPTCAST #077 - Specific Objects

Talent from Ireland

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Monasterio Chamber Podcast #143 BUNKERTERROR

MASS Sessions #161 | Montgomery Gurns

Montgomery Gurns is a DJ and 1/3 of London-based queer collective Technomate. Myles (AKA Montgomery Gurns) enjoys playing genres such as hard techno, industrial and acid techno with some rave and trance thrown in for good measure.

They fell in love with the techno scene in London at their first party a few years after moving and have been listening to and exploring more genres ever since. They decided to take up DJing as a hobby, found they greatly enjoyed it, and are now looking forward to where it could lead.

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Tracklist
Louisahhh - Feral Rhythm (Manni Dee Remix)
Koszmar - 1990
Youkounkoun - Blame The Mono
CYNKT - Coming Back
Caravel - Guilty Conscience
Åre:gone - The Horse
DAHRYL - Tendrills
Einsiedler - Traumatic Paradox
Wallis - Searching For Dailight In Pitch Black Night
Caravel - 104
BRÄLLE - Burn The Flags
Tim Tama & Remco Beekwilder - A Sense Of Urgency
Prodigy - Smack My Bitch Up (D. Carbone Edit)
Sugar - Fast Forward
OBCDN - 100should
B2 - Destiny
CYNKT - Endless Raving
Nanø Rinnegatø - Stuck In The 90's
DJ Reiz - It's In Your Mind

MASS Sessions #161 | Montgomery Gurns

Release Date: 08.10. 

Pre-order: https://bit.ly/MPSY_VA04_Bandcamp

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MPSYVA004

BCCO Premiere: End Train - Endless Sea Of Stones [MPSYVA004]

NATUS MORI D1 160 bpm

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Strooke_El Mmmm (Papi Chulo) | FREE DL

How did you fall in love with electronic music? 
Growing up in Belgium was pretty boring, but Belgians have a strong appreciation for electronic and forward-thinking music. From the age of 14 I started going out in search of some thrills, and there my lifelong crush on hard dance music began, via le Gabber and Drum & Bass. 
 
How has the techno scene changed since you first became a part of it?
 All I can remember pre-2014 is being groped and shoved around on dancefloors at anonymous warehouse parties with a minimal-ish techno soundtrack. It was always a traumatic experience in one way or another. It couldn’t be more in contrast to the events which are now (or were, pre-COVID 19) on every weekend. The music is heavier, the people are much more diverse, and mostly free from the predators, so overall it’s a lot more fun.
 
Tell us about your party HTBX London. 
It started with, and is still dedicated to, a closely tied community of like-minded people, who have a very fussy but voracious taste for techno. The party is an excuse for us to congregate once a month, dance until we drop, (wearing very few clothes) and catch up amongst old friends as well as new connections.  
What projects are you focusing on in 2020? I’m trying not to make plans that could be impeded by the unfolding apocalypse. I plan to finish some tracks I’ve been working on and would love to release ASAP. If this situation doesn’t subside soon, I'll explore some new side hustles. 

What is so special about FOLD?
It’s a bada$$ nightclub with incredible sound, visuals, atmosphere, all of my favourite artists have already played there at least once in its short existence, but it’s the exceptional team behind it that makes FOLD irreplicable. I couldn’t have more admiration for what they do, and the way they do it. Their strong values have shaped it into the first club where many people feel comfortable for the first time in for years, if ever. The crowd is enthusiastic but respectful, the line-ups are exquisite and refreshingly inclusive.  

What has been your favourite set at FOLD and why? 
My favourite sets to play and dance to have almost all been at the glorious UNFOLDs on a Sunday afternoon. 

Last November, two topless guys in balaclavas (later identified as Mercury 200) played their Britney Spears remix and the crowd was possessed! One to remember for sure. Last but not least, Voicedrone B2B James Newmarch closing sets always deliver. I miss those.

 
Once the pandemic is over, what is the track you’re most looking forward to playing at the first party back? 
‘Kropp uten Grenser’ (‘Body without Borders’) remixed by DJ Ibon will be played until everyone is sick of it, I snuck it into my mix for today too, around minute 14.

FOLD Invites Becky Stroke (HTBX) + Interview

Techno culture community/label from İstanbul

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www.dreptelectronics.com

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