Gen-Y

WTSC comes back with a series of Podcast maybe

Quale @ When The Smoke Clears MAY23

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Recorded in a surge of catharsis at the pointy end of Labour Day weekend 2024 while flat-bound in Melbourne due to
- poor health
- dubious life strategies
- cosmic fluctuations
- very good reasons
- no known cause
- severe deficiency in bush doof exposure
while the greater number of my nearest and dearest family of friends were at Esoteric ;]

(As it was, had I gone I probably would have gotten my festival boost(er) but likely not survived the heat and/or dysentery ;)

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Broadcast on Fnoob Techno Radio for the Machine Label show alongside Ranjit Nijjer on Sunday 16th June 2024

An exact^ hour being required, this is the first from the two-and-a-bit-hour recording I made originally - which, if I'm completely honest, went for about an hour longer than was warranted...
Fair warning though: it ends abruptl

;D

https://fnoobtechno.com
www.machinelabel.co
https://soundcloud.com/ranjit-nijjer

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machine on fnoob techno radio - exot(er)ic malady (dj mix) - 13 march 2024

Systa BB invited me in for set and yarn as part of her 3RRR radio program  'The Good, The Dub, The Global' in the lead up to the NAIDOC Techno Tanderrum

Techno Tanderrum 3RRR promo mix

This is Brothers & ChunKy's DJ set from the 2019 Rainbow Serpent Festival, recorded live on the Sunset Stage.

It's a culturally-inspired auditory journey, which blends progressive and percussive electronica that features Aboriginal instruments such as yidaki (didgeridoo), clap sticks, vocal chants, tribal rhythms, storytelling, and nature sounds that are heard when out on country. They call this ‘Aboriginal Techno’.  

Their aim is to tell a story through our track selection, and take listeners on an exploration of culture that challenges preconceptions, and expands the definition of what Aboriginal culture is.

We hope you enjoy it!

Brothers & ChunKy - Rainbow Serpent Festival 2019 - Sunset Stage

VALE SEAN BAXTER 
1970-2020

We are crushed by the terrible news of Sean's passing. The Melbourne (and all over) experimental / improvised / noise scene took a huge blow just a few days before the start of the confinement, with the passing of legendary drummer, noise artist, curator, DIY stalwart, lover and enthusiast for all things strange, fukkd and brutal Sean Baxter.
I made a radio show of his music, with a few anecdotes, stories and quotes thrown in. If anyone is involved in radio, online or otherwise, and wants to get it aired please feel free to download to get the files.

1. ‘Almost Lucid Fairytale’ - from Bucketrider 'Guignol’s Band’ - 1998 - Dr Jims Records
2. ‘Safety Pod’ - From The Throwaways 'Angle Grinder' - 1991 - Au Go Go Records
3. ‘Rock and Roll’ - From The Throwaways 'Postmadonna Primadonna’ - 1994 - Dr Jims Records
4. ‘Nancarrow (For Conlon)’ - From Bucketrider 'Guignol’s Band’ = 1998 - Dr Jims Records
5. Excerpt from ‘Open Space’ - From Western Grey 'Glacial Erratic' - 2003 - Dr Jims Records
6. Excerpt from ‘1’ - From Lazy ‘Microsonics’ - 2002 - Dr Jims Records
7. ‘Metamorphics’ - from Pateras / Baxter / Brown - Ataxia - Synaesthesia Records - 2002/2003
8. ‘Bern 4’ - from Pateras / Baxter / Brown - ‘Bern - Melbourne - Milan’ - 2006 - Immediata 
9. ‘Inland 4’ - from Pateras / Baxter / Brown - ‘Bern - Melbourne - Milan’ - 2017 - Immediata 
10. ‘Plates’ - from Sean Baxter - Solo Drumkit Improvisations - 2011 - Bocian Records 
11. ‘Blood Meridian (Tempering Agent)’ - Embers - Slag-Welter - 2008 - Heathen Skulls
12. ‘Unreleased’ - Sean Baxter & Valerio Tricoli - Recorded in Berlin 2012
13. Sean Baxter Classic Intro - Make It Up Club - 2018
14. ‘Windchimes’ - from Sean Baxter - Solo Drumkit Improvisations - 2011 - Bocian Records 

Quotes from Anthony Pateras, Steve Heather, Judith Hamann, Clayton Thomas, Miles Brown, Dale Baxter, Scott Sinclair
Compiled by Annalee-Rose & Will Guthrie - April 2020
Thanks to Dave Brown, Anthony Pateras, Clare Cooper

Vale Sean Baxter - 1970-2020

Hoi Polloi is delighted to announce our latest gift from we, the people, to you the people - The Hoi Polloi Podcast Series. 

Kicking things off is one of our nearest and dearest and a true gentleman of Melbourne Techno, Ranjit Nijjer. 
 
With nearly fifteen years involvement in Melbourne’s underground techno scene, Ranjit can lay claim to contributing to a few special moments in its history. Best known to many as the man behind iconic club night Technoir, Ranjit is also a regular at other Melbourne Techno insitutions including Machine and Melbourne Techno Collective. 

Not only is he a gentleman and a scholar, Ranjit is also a deeply considered sound theorist. With the ultimate precision, he gets inside the music and somehow unpacks it; you can hear this in his mix as a DJ and in his production as an artist.

Ranjit's debut EP, Ruins, is now available on Machine Label: https://machinelabel.bandcamp.com/album/ruins
Follow Ranjit: https://soundcloud.com/ranjit-nijjer
Catch the latest news on Technoir: https://www.facebook.com/technoirmelbourne/

Track List: 
1. Zeitgeber – Seventeen Zero Four 
2. Mudrost – 8:00 PM (Opening) 
3. Unknown Artist – A1 STAUB 005 
4. Divide – Sfera Celeste  
5. Tension – Deform 
6. P.E.A.R.L. – IVC (Svreca Remix) 
7. Psyk & Architectural – Biting Nails feat. Architectural  
8. Evigt Morker – Altaret Restes  
9. Ben Buitendijk – Stardust  
10. AWB – Daze 
11. Roman Lindau – Way Down 
12. Psyk – Night Currents  
13. Spear – Blood Inside (Miki Craven) 
14. Jereon Search – Staring Into The Abyss  
15.  Boskøw – Les Autres (Alderaan Remix) 
16. David Att – Visions 
17. Altstadt Echo – Modern Cathedrals Pt. 3 (Luigi Tozzi Remix 1) 
18. Evigt Morker – Skenet Av Den Nedre  
19. Mudrost – 8:40 PM (Phoenix) 
20. James Ruskin – If (Loft Mix) (2019 Remaster) 
21. Refracted – Uku Che 
22. Luigi Tozzi – Automa  
23. Fred P – Turn Up 
24. Forest Drive West – Functional  
25. Billy Turner – Intentional  
26. Reggy Van Oers, Trinity & RVO – Small Vices  
27. Ribe – Objects In Mirror  
28. Tensal – Levia  
29. MTD – Vortice  
30. Fisssh – Panaque  
31. Deas – Inverter  
32. Translate – Capricorn Dilemma  
33. Anthony Linnell & Adiel – Decoro  
34. Benjamin Damage – Ripple 
35. Oxygeno – Blurred Lines 
36. Ranjit Nijjer – Submission

Ranjit Nijjer - Hoi Polloi Podcast

Hoi Polloi Podcast June 2020 - Ranjit Nijjer

For Machine isoStream 11 join Melbourne Dj Consoles as she traverses across a vast and ever changing music spectrum blending genres, spoken word and soundscapes that will transport you on a magical listening excursion into the unknown landscapes of your imagination.

https://soundcloud.com/consoles

Consoles :: 7 quick lockdown questions

1. Action, Drama, Romance or Documentary movie? 
I don't watch a lot of talkies these days, but  the last thing I watched was a documentary. 'My Octopus Teacher' blew my mind and expanded my appreciation of the infinite mystery of our earth and fellow species.

2. Coffee, Tea or Alcohol? 
One of each thanks!  Although if I could only have one for the rest of eternity it would be tea - there are so many delicious infusions.

3. Sleep in or get up early 
I used to aspire to being an early bird - but I've resigned myself to the fact that waking up will always be an excruciating exercise of personal willpower.

4. Favourite Sunday afternoon listening album 
Currently it's probably Power Spot by Jon Hassell or Holy Spring by Lawrence Pike- but it depends on what sort of afternoon I'm having. I also enjoy tuning into RRR or PBS :)

5. What art movement describes you the best?
Neo-Expressionism? I think? I'm not really across all of the sub genres of sub genres... I think that art is for everyone and that play and creation is a fundamental part of being a human animal - so perhaps we are all part of the same movement?

6  Opera, Country, Folk or Black Death Metal
There are good and terrible examples in every genre, so never say never. But I'm more likely to be listening to folk or country on a regular basis.

7. Tell us something no one knows about you
I was so depressed and consumed by grief after the bushfires earlier in the year that I didn't think I would ever play music again - I didn't even want to listen to any music. It felt like the light had gone out of the world. I realised recently that somewhere during lockdown my capacity to enjoy music had crept back in, perhaps not in the same way as before, but I'm grateful to Machine for inviting me to prepare this podcast - it's been good to create something I can share with my Machine family until we meet again xxx

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Machine isoStream 11 :: Consoles

Melbourne producer /musician, JXTPS takes on freeform expressionism with a colourful palette of mixed genres, creating a mesmerizing sonic canvas for Machine isoStream 18, where he wanted to create something different, more of a listening vibe and not to be bound by tempo too much…. Directive achieved.

JXTPS :: 7 quick lockdown questions

1. Action, Drama, Romance or Documentary movie? 
"Romance"
2. Coffee, Tea or Alcohol?
"Coffee"
3. Sleep in or get up early 
"Sleep In"
4. Favourite Sunday afternoon listening album.
"Ooh too many maybe Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain or Tortoise - it's all around you."
5. What art movement describes you the best? 
"Post modernist retro cubism."
6 Opera, Country, Folk or Black Death Metal 
"All of the above though opera would generally be the least likely to listen unless it was at a concert"
7. Tell us something no one knows about you.
"Well I guess some people may know this but most probably don't, I wanted to be a jazz guitarist and went so far as to study it at uni and even travel overseas to play and study for a brief time."

follow #jxtps here:
https://soundcloud.com/jxtps
https://www.facebook.com/jxtps
https://www.instagram.com/kushgram6969/
https://www.beatport.com/artist/jxtps/625726

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Machine isoStream 18 :: JXTPS

Melbourne's Qualé digs deep to provide a quality and well timed mix of emotive hypnotic techno over four decks, full of whispering undercurrents and beguiling rhythmic structure, seeing out the final Machine isostream for 2020 in style.  

Artists featured include: Wa Wa We, Anonym, Alex Bau, Svarog, Slam, Seraphim Rytm, Claudio PRC, Luigi Tozzi, Edit Select, Bastinov, Roman Poncet, Shlømo, Vegim, Mike Parker, Inigo Kennedy, Amotik & more

Qualé :: 7 quick lockdown questions
1. Action, Drama, Romance or Documentary movie? 
-Drawn toward Doco and Dramas equally but latest pick on all genders:
Action: Tenet
Drama: The Queen Gambit
Romance: Subway (Luc Besson)
Doco: 2040
2. Coffee, Tea or Alcohol? 
- Alcohol 🙂 but coffee to start the day!
3. Sleep in or get up early 
- Being the dad of a 3 years old, sleep ins are very rare these days.
4. Favourite Sunday afternoon listening album 
- Apparat (latest live PASSENGERS:on Arte channel)
5. What art movement describes you the best? 
- Impressionnism
6 Opera, Country, Folk or Black Death Metal 
- Opera
7. Tell us something no one knows about you.
- Got made redundant on the eve of the second lockdown!

follow #MachineisoStream series here:
soundcloud.com/machine-label/sets/machine-music-for-isolation

follow #qualé here:
https://soundcloud.com/qual-1
https://www.facebook.com/Qualé-134792719934061


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www.facebook.com/pages/Machine-Label/
www.youtube.com/user/machinelabel
www.instagram.com/machine_label/

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Machine isoStream 25 :: Qualé

Blue Skies for Earthly Highs

Ayahuasca Song

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I offer my deepest respect and admiration for the culture, courage and compassion of First Nations peoples throughout Australia (and indeed around the world), Traditional Custodians of Country. 

As a descendent of colonisers, I am sincerely sorry for the dispossesion and suffering caused to First Nations people as a result of the British invasion, and acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded: always was, always will be |-o-|

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Helloo!

It's been a long time, and quiet at that from my end. Just having a fallow spell and/or mojo lull (depending on the day :), managing my mind and health (or not - ditto ;), musing and meandering and mimimalising... And while that's great / necessary (! :), I've found it a little unsettling to have this subside into dormancy... So it's fortunate that, in my inactivity, I've amassed a minor backlog of sets to upload - something fresh, however aged :D

Enjoy, stay well, be kind, laugh lots, love well, find peace xo

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machine on fnoob techno radio - exot(er)ic malady (dj mix) - 13 march 2024

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