Artist: MOAB DEP
Title: Master Deceptor
Track: Master Deceptor
Label: Hear The Art Records
Format: Digital Release
Genre: Drum & Bass
Country: Australia
Release date: 28/11/2022

Artwork by DemoDc
Mastered by Mattias Fridell @ MFM Studios

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Release date: 28/11/2022


Buy this release here: https://heartheartrecords.com.au/product/master-deceptor-original-mix/

58# PREMIERE: MOAB DEP - Master Deceptor [Hear The Art Records]

Syntax Error / the Advent of Acid

The Advent of Acid (Esther Dune Remix)

Syntax Error (Low Entropy Remix)

SPLOT label is back with the most extensive body of work to date. With the compilation called Crystalline, they bring together a variety of styles and some of the most exciting producers of the Polish underground electronic scene. On the title track ‘Crystalline 99’, Cafe de la Jungle brings cyberspace-tribal energy. Channelling the futuristic and psychedelic sounds of early 90s jungle, he closes the release and leads us into the sound of the new millennium.

J1 | PREMIERE: Cafe de la Jungle – Crystalline 99 [SPLOT]

san_ü19_fuerte (live techno sketch) - 04.04.23

Miike has been a pioneer of hardcore techno and breakcore for over two decades under his moniker The Teknoist, but over the last few years he has focussed on, and released a considerable amount of more, what could be described as “more reasonable tempo techno and electronic music”, under the his other moniker, Technoist. Throughout the years, as The Teknoist, Miike has released on record label titans such as Planet Mu, Ad Noiseam, Industrial Strength, Deathchant and Peace Off. As Technoist, he has been able to add Love Love, Industrial Strength's 'Hard Electronic' and even Leisure System to his list of outlets, all along side the his multiple own record labels, Ninja Columbo, Samurai Brylkream, Our Fucking Jungle and now his newest joint venture, Grey Meta.

The EP features remixes by highly respected artists, Ben Pest (Mechatronica/I Love Acid) and Cocktail Party Effect (Tectonic/Sneaker Social Club), who have both contributed their unique spin to Miike's original tracks. Ben Pest's remix of Quest for Kenneth the Space Knife turns the more straight kicking existing piece in to a more swampy and groovy squat rave techno affair. Whilst Cocktail Party Effect's remix of Causal Loop Paradox takes the originals beautifully epic hang drum melodic element and runs with the musical idea, adding layers upon layers, where the end result builds to a frenzied energy that will leave listeners in a chaotic trance ...all while having a zero drums. Sublime. In addition to his music career, Miike has always been a positive outspoken advocate for mental illness and health awareness. He uses his platforms and blog to raise awareness and break down the stigma around mental illness and health issues. He is a passionate spokesperson for people that live with Bipolar, ADHD, Autism and Schizophrenia, as he does himself.

https://soundcloud.com/greymeta
https://soundcloud.com/the-teknoist

The Whippings of Mass Distraction

PREMIERE: Technoist - Causal Loop Paradox [Grey Meta]

District: Jaffa

Population 1948: 600

Jewish settlements on village/town land before 1948: Kfar Shmaryahu

Jewish settlements on village/town land after 1948: Kfar Shmaryahu expansion

Background:

The vilage was situates on a low sandstone hill on the central coastal plain, overlooking the Mediterranean seashore, 16 km north of Jaffa.

Al-Haram was probably seized by Zionist troops some time before the end of the British Mandate on 15 May 1948. By this time, Zionist forces were in control of the whole coastal area between Haifa and Tel aviv.

The settlement of Rishpon was built in 1936 on the northern border of al-Haram's land; Kefar Shemaryahu was established in 1937 southeat of the village site, on what had traditionally been village land.

The shrine, a few houses, and the cemetery are all that remain of the village. The patially renovated shrine is a large complex with an elaborate architecture, including arched collonaded porticos and a minaret that rises atop one of its buildings. Near the shrine, the ruined foundations of village houses are visible; further away, several houses stand which are presently inhabited by Jews. The dilapidated cemetery overlooks the sea and is used as a parking lot for Israeli tourists.

https://mahorka.bandcamp.com/album/abandoned-villages

BedouinDrone - Al Haram (Sayyidna 'Ali)

Fermez les yeux et embarquez pour un trip sonore avec @camila_rodhes 🧚🏻
Sa Techno transcendantale, à la fois mentale et psychédélique, va vous propulser dans une autre dimension au travers d'un kaléidoscope de sonorités mystiques. Elle tisse un groove hypnotique qui guide les auditeurs dans un univers parallèle mêlant Trance, Electro et Breaks.

SoundCloud @camilla-rodhes
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Technopol Mix 041 | Camila Rodhes

11pm In Cheetham Hill

Virtual Underground Podcast 144: Exclusive Interview with JOVZ @jovz-prod

Virtual Underground: Ladies and gentlemen, listeners of the Virtual Underground Podcast, we are thrilled to present Episode #144! Today, we're joined by a dynamic talent in the electronic music scene, JOVZ. From nostalgic beats to electrifying live performances, JOVZ has been making waves and capturing hearts. Without further ado, let's dive into an exclusive conversation with the man himself. Welcome, JOVZ!

JOVZ: Thank you for the warm welcome! It's a pleasure to be here.

Virtual Underground: Let's kick things off from the very beginning. How did your DJing journey begin?

JOVZ: My journey started when I discovered a Yamaha synthesizer collecting dust during my youth. This encounter ignited a passion in me to experiment and craft soundscapes that spoke to my soul. The turning point was when I took to the decks with my first collective, CBN. That experience taught me the power of manipulating my music collection to transport listeners through diverse emotional landscapes.

Virtual Underground: That's truly captivating. Now, where would you say you draw most of your inspiration from?

JOVZ: The art of live performance is my muse. There's something deeply personal about designing a set and then modulating it live for an audience. This love for live music birthed my duo project, Midnight Café, where electronic rhythms intertwine with guitar and synth melodies, creating a nostalgic ambiance.

Virtual Underground: Intriguing! Could you delve a bit deeper into your music selection and mixing process?

JOVZ: Of course. My selection process is detailed. I thoroughly research artists and their inspirations before tracks make it to my USB. I also practice mixing tracks to know them inside out, ensuring I can seamlessly weave them into my sets.

Virtual Underground: And for this set, what tools did you employ?

JOVZ: I predominantly used my 4-track Pioneer controller with Rekordbox. The set also underwent meticulous mastering on Ableton. And, with your permission, I'm excited to share snippets of the set on Instagram to showcase my mixing prowess.

Virtual Underground: We're all for it! Lastly, could you share with us your dreamiest aspiration?

JOVZ: My ultimate dream was to tour all summer, drawing inspiration from each venue and crowd. Having lived that dream recently, my focus now is to immerse myself in a musical world, surrounded by a like-minded community that encourages genuine expression.

https://www.instagram.com/jovz.insta

Podcast #144 - JOVZ [FR]

Dix-neuvième podcast avec @owghost !

Actif depuis plus de dix ans sous le nom de DoC, ce DJ et producteur breton a multiplié les projets au fil des années. Entre les soirées Crab Cake, le label Forecast ou encore ÖND, son CV est maintenant bien rempli. 
Il a également consacré son temps à façonner une musique complexe, jouant avec les contrastes et oscillant entre ambient, break ou encore IDM. Son nouveau projet - né il y a peu sous le pseudo Owghost - l'entraîne vers des sonorités plus techno tout aussi énergique qu'hypnotique.

A découvrir d'urgence sur Horizons. Enjoy !