ROBOT VOICES

Each show I ask an electro/electronic music producer to select some tracks:

(1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music 
(2) Track/s that have blown them away recently 
(3) Their favourite own production(s)

This week selections come from Robodrum, Poland

More info:

https://soundcloud.com/robodrumakaelectromonter

Illektrolab - Bass Agenda Intro 2013
Mike Ash - For All Mankind
Robodrum - It Came From Outerspace
Robodrum - Votrax
Robodrum - Retroelectroboteknoise
Dekode - Dying Star (Datacrashrobot remix)
Code Rising - Planet Smashers (Volum remix)
Das Muster - Geheimabsprache
Radioactive Man - Addict
Shinra - Discs
Isaura - Ivolinnen
Inconektus - Hostages of the Deep
Sync 24 - This Life (Fleck E.S.C remix)

Bass Agenda feature 'Big In Japan' with Tokyo Electro Beat Recordings
The Outsider - Bioroid

Bass Agenda feature 'The Bass Agenda Old Skool Cut' with Borg Recordings
Det Reirruc & The Latin Rascals - Axel F

The Egyptian Lover - Dance
Afrika Bambaataa & The Soul Sonic Force - Planet Rock
Steven Patton - Social Decline
Soulless Machine - Man vs Machine
Blotnik Brothers - Meta Data

Bass Agenda Recordings

Bass Agenda 65 Part 1: ROBODRUM Interview & guest selections

Each show I ask an electronic music producer to select some tracks that are important to them:

(1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music
(2) Track/s that have blown them away recently
(3) Their favourite own production(s)

Part 1 - Interview & selections from Marcus Mumm aka DAS MUSTER, Mumm and Datentraeger

Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro
DAS MUSTER - Massendynamik
DAS MUSTER - Testobjekt
DAS MUSTER - Gleichstellung
DAS MUSTER - Die Suche
Mumm - Cold Wind
Datentraeger - Ready To Rule
DAS MUSTER - Unvorhersehbares Verhalten
Dopplereffekt - Cellular Phone
Der Zyklus - Perspective
Sematic4 - Kalte Abend
DAS MUSTER - Wandler
Dez Williams - Furrteen
Slaves of Sinus - Song of Hypes
Cosmic Monkey - Work It
Sync24 & DMX Krew - Mindlocked 
Metroland - Design (Jauzas The Shining remix)
Mumm - Ein Blick In Die Zukunft
Faceless Mind - Addicted to News
Dopplereffekt - Tetrahymena

Part 2 - Guest mix by Datacrashrobot

214 - Abandoned
Soulweaver - Parra Attack
XerodefX - Elektronik Interior
Ben Milstein - Patience
E.R.P. - Nerve Play
Sven Vath & Anthony Rother - Ghost (Part 1)
Volum - Otaku
Scarletron - My Invisible Light
Datacrashrobot -  Bacteriophage
Bass Kittens vs. Volum - Big Bang Broadband
Confutatis - Mulct
Scape One - 260 Speakers
Silicon Scally - Proteus (Weemix)
Beta Evers - Outro

Bass Agenda 117: Interview with DAS MUSTER and DATACRASHROBOT guest mix

Datacrashrobot/Randomform (.ro) - live
Ralp (.es) - live
XZICD (.pt) - live
JFrank (.it) - live
Huron (.de) - live
Axiom (.de) - dj

Lasal (.es) - visuals
Sarge Grafx (.de) - visuals
______________________________________

Bringing together two very distinctive labels for tonight, this event will showcase a wide range of experimental electronic music for the Berlin crowd and the already popular Robot Army event.

Berlin's own CRAZY LANGUAGE, founded in 2006 has gathered a recognizable cult following due to the accessibility of it's releases, bringing the best out of two worlds together: pleasant, spacey and intricate melodies, always followed closely by precise beat work.

Rome based BRAINSTORMLAB brings to the show the intricate complexity of today's modern glitch music. Founded in 1998 as a collaborative project for audio visual creations, it is known to date for varied styles, rule based compilations and digital dub plates, the guiding principle of the label has always been the release of very distinctive, complex and high quality audiovisual artifacts.

Expect this event to be a syncretic audiovisual experiment, featuring a wide range of styles in perfect harmony with Berlin's night scene. From fast paced beats to mellow and rhythmic harmonies, mechanical glitches gliding through analog and digital sets, variety and quality will be delivered. Prepare both your feet and brain to dance till the break of dawn!

Get ready to experience the automated, cold and glitchy prowess works of RANDOMFORM/DATACRASHROBOT; the placid, warming and rhythmic HURON, XZICD's genre blending, organic and blundering set; RALP's fast paced beats, intricate sound design with 8bit influences and JFRANK's funky sci-fi analog/digital set. Finally AXIOM will DJ till the break of dawn with an eclectic danceable set.

Visuals will be handled by Berlin's residents LASAL and its audio reactive artifacts and Crazy-Language's own artwork designer and video creator SARGE GRAFX, bringing rhythm to the visual performance.

We were supposed to have a decent finnishing setence here, but screw it, we're dry.

SEE YA !!!

Randomform/Datacrashrobot live @Crazy Language vs. brainstormlab 2012-02-04

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You can also get FLAC here: 
http://anti-social-network.bandcamp.com/album/the-electro-compendium
and here:
http://music.dmick.objects.dreamhost.com/electro_compendium/index.html

Electro. 

Kraftwerk invented it in the seventies. Hip hop jacked it in eighties. Techno took it underground in the nineties. And then strange things happened in the noughties. House and dubstep co-opted the word "electro", shifting its meaning and confusing people. Good people. People like YOU. 

You've forgotten what real electro sounds like. But that's ok, because we're here to remind you. Electro is the sound of robots dreaming of a science fiction future, making machine music in their bedrooms with pulsing drum machines, while their keytars gently bleep. OK, maybe not so much the keytars, but probably some squelching synths, and sci fi samples and even the occasional vocoder, all washed down with lashings and lashings of funk. 

Today, electro continues to evolve, embracing modern production techniques and digital sound design, mutating into something so alien it barely resembles most of today's dance music. And yet it does. It SO does, and we have over 100 tracks that prove it, from relentless hardcore dancefloor tracks to intricately tweaked bedroom chin-scratchers; from melodic retro tributes to the escapist soundtrack of science fiction futures. 

So why not consider parting with the princely sum of exactly zero money and opening your ears to the amazingly free Electro Compendium? Who knows, you might even learn something.
credits
released 23 August 2012 
Compiled in 2012 by Dave Paton and Jean Paul Bondy 

Track order by Jean Paul Bondy 

Artwork and design by Geso, 2012. 
www.facebook.com/Geso1001

Tracklist:

1.Justin Maxwell - Join 05:11
2.Collapsicon - Six 07:50
3.Diamondback Kid - Coma 05:22
4.Silicon Scally - Triggered 07:02
5.214 - The Spores Are Coming 05:23
6.Stick 430 - Get A Grip, Foo 05:56
7.the wee djs - I Can't Make Up My Mind 08:01
8.Galaxian - Decoy 06:01
9.Code Rising - By Your Command 05:15
10.The Pod - Space Problems 05:13
11.Dave Tarrida - Slack Is Back 04:53
12.Bass Kittens - Rare Bread 05:37
13.Volsoc - Soundcheck (Tony's Theme) 07:05
14.Plant 43 - Wounding Words 05:47
15.Arnold Steiner - 07.20.69 04:34
16.DVS NME - Unobtanium 05:16
17.Volum - Forced States Of Matter 04:56
18.Kretz - Errechnen sie das leben 03:47
19.Espion - Encounter 03:18
20.Mesak - M-Power 04:24
21.Alavux - Tunnel 05:43
22.Ben Milstein - Felonius Crunk 05:59
23.b0t23 - AcidBBQ 05:32
24.Datassette - GUI Spew 05:43
25.Matt Whitehead - Lunashock 05:25
26.La Synthesis - Reprise 05:42
27.Zack Delta - Alter Natives 02:58
28.Goliath - Sleeper 04:02
29.Dexorcist - Storm Warning 05:06
30.Burnibus - Too Much To Ask 08:13
31.Dekode - Black Cell 05:04
32.Errorbeauty - Z~ORGON 06:21
33.Shadowbunny - Apathetic Void 04:42
34.Keruba - Messerschmitt über Tokio 03:26
35.The H.A.V.O.K. Conspiracy - The Reaping 05:21
36.Neil Landstrumm Versus Tommy Akira Kiteshi - Retour de France 03:21
37.Poladroid - Rendez Vous 04:43
38.Orson Bramley - Las Vegas 06:18
39.ArdBit & Roel Funcken - Drubber 04:11
40.Ruxpin - Snegurochka 04:33
41.Zwart Licht Kommando - Fluid Dynamics 05:20
42.MANASYt - Daylight For 15 Seconds 05:13
43.Radioactiveman Vs Dexorcist - 10 Years 06:06
44.Linear Systems - Fire In My Heart 06:19
45.Jeff Taylor Cross - SINIstar 07:19
46.d3 - Descent 07:53
47.Sir Real - The Acrid Clause 05:13
48.ADJ - Ghetto Life 06:32
49.Clatterbox - Space Tourist 06:49
50.Antilogic - Electro Victim 05:55
51.Dez Williams - URwhatUR 05:29
52.Michael Forshaw - y'iiidiot 04:15
53.Paul Maslin - West Port Funk 05:58
54.Decal - Live All You Can 05:50
55.Audioelectronic - Final Annihilation 05:46
56.Jim Gourgoutis - Acidfk 06:48
57.Sync 24 - Yo 05:31
58.Krautz808 - Errorist Bomz 04:44
59.Pal Secam Kids - Kirschberg 05:28
60.Pip Williams - Lost Souls 05:22
61.Dark Vektor - Patetic 05:29
62.Dexterous Numerics - Absent Friends 06:29
63.Scape One - After The Rain 06:21
64.Cedric von Flugel - Interface Sex 09:09
65.Datacrashrobot - Thyristor Surge Protection 05:30
66.Señor Frio - Anunnaki 06:05
67.Shemale - Succubus 07:00
68.Cosmic Force - You Don't Know Why 03:05
69.Alexander Buhot - Built For Pak 08:39
70.Broken Bone - The Midwife 08:38
71.C. Mantle - We Care Because They Don't 04:10
72.Swarm Intelligence - Sikon 04:35
73.Gunjack - Diablo (Stormfield Acid Mix) 05:03
74.OGB - Frogs Sporn 05:25
75.Velocs - Beam Transform 03:26
76.Korrupted Brothers - Drugs Scientics 03:59
77.Paul Blackford - Industry Standard 04:29
78.Li-Z - Sugar O.D. 03:27
79.Sonar Base - Photon Filters 05:14
80.Phausis - 1d3nt1fy 04:46
81.Soundex Phonetic - Pict 04:24
82.Pl-anet - Machine 08:51
83.Nanobot - Polymorphic Flight 05:30
84.Darin Marshall - Sibilance 06:19
85.TReeN - Cox 05:07
86.Billy Wood - Robot Cop 04:19
87.Daz Quayle - Araldite 06:01
88.Subhead - Quadrat Pluck 02:14
89.Hatch - Disappear 06:12
90.MagikBitum - Camisole 03:25
91.Ascension Électronique - rEVOLution 06:56
92.Craig Mac - White Cones 04:08
93.Operator - Don't Diss Miss 04:58
94.Luke Eargoggle - Twilight in my mind 03:33
95.Subscriber - As If 05:56
96.Chordata - Clarky Cat 03:58
97.Symbiotek - Assember 06:13
98.ClonEd - Deflection 06:53
99.EdFunction - Newmodes 06:32
100.Vinnie And The Leph - Be Gone With You 03:46
101.N-ter - Trouble Doesn't Come From Nowhere 04:17
102.Popkomm - Input 04:39
103.Cignol - Ask This 04:48
104.Binalog Frequency - Storm The Studio 03:49
105.Agent808 - Neptune Dawn 04:51
106.Raakel Bloody Raakel - Selfrape 05:59
107.The Exaltics - 2905 03:09
108.UKV - Ghost 05:09
109.Gusbo - Sined 03:49
110.R21 - Lightspace 05:19
111.Delinquent Dialect - Anuqi 05:49
112.Adapta - Wiretap 05:18
113.Reiner Mauch - Electro Music 06:35
114.Nec'Ro'Bot - Panic Suiside 05:46
115.Greystates - The Cult Of Mars 08:48
116.Scanone - Lexicon 06:55

Anti-Social Network - Electro Compendium - 65 Datacrashrobot - Thyristor Surge Protection

KRUX – THE NETLABEL SHOWCASE presents: CRAZY LANGUAGE

LINE UP:

Sound:
- DATACRASHROBOT / RANDOMFORM (LIVE)
- REC_OVERFLOW (LIVE)
- HURON (LIVE)
- AXIOM (DJ SET)

Live Visuals / Installation / Deco:
- SARGE GRAFX
- CARLSSON

Music is a language used all around the world. Transcending cultural and lingual barriers, this universal code is finding its way even into the most remote corners of the planet. Via the internet, music is connecting people who otherwise would never have got to know each other: Bridging the social context consisting of different cultural backgrounds and languages, music makes us feel united, which is somewhat crazy – music is a CRAZY LANGUAGE. 

Coordinated from Berlin, the netlabel CRAZY LANGUAGE was founded by AXIOM and HURON in 2006. Ever since Crazy Language has been serving as music filter and platform for artistic self-realisation. The label offers all experimental electronic music genres an outlet, for example IDM, Electronica, Glitch, Abstract, Ambient, Downbeat and Breaks. This is reflected in the passion of the netlabel owners as well as in the diversity of the music scene. With lots of love for music, Crazy Language is articulating itself in a dialect spoken all around the world by artists and music lovers alike: the Crazy Language of course.


HURON (Steffen Schröder, Berlin) produces very detailed music, clearly embedded in an Electronica robe. He creates gorgeous spaces through high quality sounding textures and beats. Nice dsp-influenced techniques and glitches plus beautiful soundscapes which usually express melancholy combined with a slight and subliminal touch of darkness are typical for his music. Take a step into the abyss as Huron directs light and dark through corridors of tangled beats, sliced rhythms and skewed melodies.

DATACRASHROBOT / RANDOMFORM (Sorin Paun, Bucharest), the master of aliases, explores different genres as a DJ, Producer, Remixer and Graphic Designer. His tracks and remixes appear on various labels and netlabels, he published customized DJ mixes and has been featured on several worldwide radio broadcasts and podcasts. Randomform is a particularly abundant IDM sonic trip that takes it's listener to a wild ride into a multi-tonal world made of very detailed, carefully crafted ensembles. Datacrashrobot manages to juggle with a wide array of electro sounds, may it be old school beats or futuristic sounding glitches and vocal snippets, luring his listener with an accessible retro-feeling or at times building menacing arrangements of complex beats.

REC_OVERFLOW (Luis, Madrid) is a very active agent of underground Madrid electronica scene through the collective of musicians and his label PLATAFORMA-LTW, which is supposed to be the first netlabel in Spain. Raw and deep electronica messing up with dark hip-hopism, halfway between the smashed dance floor and the unusual and relentlessly melody, the rhythm catharsis and the dreamy sound escapism. His DJ sets and live appearances display high energy and dynamism as you can clearly see when watching him on stage. 

AXIOM (Berlin) is passion and spirit. This is very well visible when he is DJing in Berlin's clubs or selecting the label's musically output. Beyond his work as curator of the Crazy Language Netlabel and his spinning-records deals, he is working with KILLEKILL BERLIN, helping to run parties and releasing records, specially on the genres he grew to love - showcasing this way, the other side of the self-imposed minimal style Berlin has had for many years. Alternative music experience to the people!

No space for posing or attitude - it's all about music!

ROBOT VOICES

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