Great work, just ordered the LP, it seems to be quite a unique piece, I'm eager to play it

From the new album 'Palace Savant' out Sept. 18th on Further Records. 

http://furtherrecords.org/album/palace-savant

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Interview and tracklist: http://www.thefader.com/2017/04/19/fader-mix-kiki-kudo

The FADER

FADER Mix: Kiki Kudo

For this weeks Hypnotic Groove guest mix, we are absolutely delighted to have a set from DJ Overdose.

DJ Overdose has released on several high quality labels, including L.I.E.S, Unknown To The Unknown, Craigie Knowes, Clone Holland, Computer Controlled & Charlois as well as his own RotterHague Records imprint. 
He also has a forthcoming release due out next month on Lunar Orbiter Program. 

We are huge fans of DJ Overdose's weekly show on Operator radio. This mix is a recording of one of his previous shows.

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jayoverdose
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deejayoverdose/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dj.overdose/

Hypnotic Groove Mix #210 - DJ Overdose

Grant Aaron [ Mysteries of the Deep ] U.S.

https://soundcloud.com/mysteriesofthedeep

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UN #61 Grant Aaron

The classy dancer is back once again for a final mix of 2018. Enjoy!

Previous mixes: http://beatbroker.net/mixes

Revenge of the Classy Dancer

Beyond / Below 17 by @insideout of @mysteriesofthedeep. Received January 2019.
Photo by Candace Price

"Listening to this mix is like sailing into a horizon at dawn. It draws you towards a steady line perpetually in view, creating an experience of both distance and nearness. You realize you will never reach the line but that’s ok — it was always there, hovering within you. This is not about arriving at any kind of external destination. It’s about presence. The sun draws its pastel curtain and day imperceptibly emerges. The water is glass; you don’t even notice that you’ve been out on it for a long time. When you let yourself float, transcendence becomes attainable. There are no high crests or crashing waves here — instead only a center point that invites you to focus deeply and let go."
-- Taylor Bratches

1. Donnacha Costello - One Year Later
2. Project STS-3 - Spiralgalaxie
3. Porn Sword Tobacco - A1
4. Deep Catalogue - Glass Airport
5. Unjin - Untitled Space
6. Ekin Fil - Nocturnal Arc
7. Isorinne - Evighetsarp
8. Harold Budd - Abandoned Cities
9. Sunroom - A Soft Breeze
10. Terre Thaemlitz - Aging Core, Aging Periphery
11. Aleksi Peralä - UK74R1512020

17. Grant Aaron

Welcome to Aki's diploma in digging german reggae (not reggae) jams!!!!!
After years of dusty and partiall crusty fingers, ears chewed off by long bearded, dreadlocked Karl-Heinze, our friend Aki well deserved the dregree of the #1 Raster-Fahr-Ei in town (ei mihn se internet). 
Grab your dictionary and light a spliff. 
It's Reggie Taim!

Aki - German Reggae Not Reggae (Guest Mix, 2019)

Needs not-for-profit turns its focus to raising funds and awareness for environmental causes with NGO, Cool Earth. D. Tiffany contributes to their latest EP with the mesmerising breaks cut, ‘Sun Trip’...

Read more: https://dj-m.ag/2wg2vVn

NEEDS 006 In Aid of the Environment (Needs)

Premiere: D. Tiffany ‘Sun Trip’

BUY VINYL: http://www.darkentriesrecords.com/store/vinyl/patrick-cowley-mechanical-fantasy-box
Patrick Cowley was one of the most revolutionary and influential figures in the canon of electronic dance music. Born in Buffalo, NY on October 19, 1950, Patrick moved to San Francisco in 1971 to study music at the City College of San Francisco. By the mid ’70s, Patrick’s synthesizer techniques landed him a job composing and producing songs for disco diva Sylvester, including hits like “You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)”, “Dance (Disco Heat)” and “I Need Somebody To Love Tonight.” This helped Patrick obtain more work as a remixer and producer. Cowley created his own brand of peak time party music known as Hi-NRG, also dubbed “The San Francisco Sound.” By 1981, Patrick had released a string of his own dance 12″ singles, like “Menergy” and “Megatron Man”. He also co-founded Megatone Records, the label upon which he released his debut album, Megatron Man. Around this time Patrick was hospitalized and diagnosed with an unknown illness: that which would later be called AIDS. Throughout 1982, he composed two more Hi-NRG hits, “Do You Wanna Funk” for Sylvester, and “Right On Target” for Paul Parker, as well as a second solo album Mind Warp. His life was cut short on November 12, 1982, when he passed away 24 days after his 32nd birthday from AIDS-related illness. 
Mechanical Fantasy Box is a new collection of 13 unreleased songs recorded between 1973-80 released in tandem with Cowley’s homoerotic journal of the same title. Featuring Patrick’s first electronic compositions in the Electronic Music Lab at CCSF when synthesizers were new technology to songs made at his semi-professional studio on Minna Street equipped with an Oberheim DS-2 digital sequencer. The sounds flows from funk to kraut to psychedelic ambient electronics inspired by Tomita and Krafterwerk. As Maurice Tani wrote in the liner notes that accompany this release, “What you hold in your hand is a collection of Cowley's work from the years preceding his meteoric rise as a pioneer of Hi-NRG dance music. This was before drum machines. Before programmable, polyphonic digital synthesis. This was before “cutting edge”. This was experimental music in every sense.” 
Some songs were mixed from 4-track stems by Joe Tarantino and all songs have been remastered by George Horn at Fantasy Studio in Berkeley, CA. The vinyl comes housed in a black and white gatefold jacket designed by Gwenaël Rattke featuring a photograph by Susan Middleton and include an essay from music partner Maurice Tani and an 8.5x11 insert with notes. Proceeds from Mechanical Fantasy Box will be donated to the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, who have been committed to ending the pandemic and human suffering caused by HIV since 1982.

Mechanical Fantasy Box

Patrick Cowley - Mechanical Fantasy Box PREVIEW CLIPS

BUY VINYL/DIGITAL
https://severedheads.bandcamp.com/album/clean
Our first release of 2020 is a deluxe 2xLP reissue of Severed Heads’ debut 1981 album ‘Clean’. One of the longest surviving bands to emerge from the Australian post-punk independent music scene, they began in Sydney in 1979. Severed Heads is basically a nom- de-plum for Tom Ellard, who incorporates elements of ‘industrial’ noise-generation, tape cutting & looping and electronic sound synthesis. As the project developed song-structures and vocals were employed in a more-or-less recognizable mutant electro pop style. 
‘Clean’ was amongst the first vinyl releases under the Dogfood Productions banner of Terse Tapes, previously a cassette-only label. For this records Tom used an array of synthesizers (Kawai 100F, Casiotone, Roland CR78+SH1+CSQ100), sequencers, tapes and occasional guitar and violin played by Garry Bradbury. Severed Heads have a language of their own, music that juxtaposes all sorts of noise, in all sorts of ways so that a structure evolves, (fragmented) melody and rhythm being almost a by-product.  As one reviewer said in 1981, “It is an ugly album that you simply cannot ignore, it thuds and screeches and makes you stare just to wonder what kind of people would procure such an album.” For this deluxe reissue we’ve included a bonus disc featuring 13 songs, 5 of which have never been released before, culled from live performances, the ‘Side 3’ cassette and a ‘Clean’ demo tape that only surfaced last year, plus "Food City" missing from previous reissues. 
All songs have been remastered by Tom Ellard, with vinyl EQ and lacquer cutting by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. Each copy is housed in a gatefold jacket featuring black and white xeroxed artwork from the first vinyl edition. Inside the gatefold are liner notes by Tom Ellard plus photos and press clippings from the period. “‘Clean’ is original and powerful and everybody should listen to it at least once, just so they know where the boundaries lie.” Ashley Crawford, Virgin Press 1981. 25% of proceeds will be donated to the Australian Fire Relief Fund for First Nations Communities, that offers specific direct support to some of those communities with critical costs to cover expenses.

Clean

Severed Heads - Clean 2xLP SNIPS

Track from the album "People on Sunday". Released on 13 November 2020 via The Leaf Label

People on Sunday

New LP 'Conclave Surge' available on vinyl via Deep Distance @ thegreatpopsupplement@hotmail.com and digital formats January 26th /// pre-order Digital pre-order: http://apple.co/2A9mI2Z 

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