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Lost In Ether | Podcast #210 | Evigt Mörker

BIO:
The unsettling terrain of Evigt Mörker's world can be broken up into a few frenetic parts that give the overall impression of a serene habitat. There's the otherworldly foreground of his techno works that are blissfully psychedelic as well as carefully structured for the most subtly disorientating shifts, and hovering amongst this is his wholesome grasp on the purpose and consequence of melody. Together, this is Evigt Mörker's deadly and addictive mix.

Hailing from Sweden, some initial forays into bands in his youth went hand-in-hand with an early exposure to techno. Yet it was the illegal rave scene in Stockholm that would prove to be most formative. The circuit of DJing and parties soon fed into the need to create a platform from which to work, and so the identity and label Evigt Mörker came into being in 2013. The first three releases cemented Evigt Mörker's ability to rouse melodic dynamics out of an ambient setting. Whether settling and fixating on a rhythmic pattern, or shuffling through different emotions, often these tracks would career into rapturous dancefloor pieces. It didn't take long until the formidable Semantica Records tapped him for a release, which produced the stunning EP, 'Helmet of Bones.' From this point, Evigt Mörker would come under the austere wing of Northern Electronics. Two terse yet incandescent EPs, along with a fourth release on his own label, have charged the air for his debut album, 'Krona'. Appearing on Northern Electronics, a brooding intensity defines the album, as well as a technical dexterity for carving dissonance into lush techno tools.

For those that have witnessed Evigt Mörker live or as DJ, a different side to his recorded output comes into play. Often far more forceful than his releases, there's an energetic and rhythmic power reserved for these moments. It's perhaps this versatility that's kept him in such high demand as a remixer. Taken to the other end of the spectrum, Evigt Mörker's live shows are capable of elegant ambient pieces, if holding a dancefloor down isn't the modus operandi.

explore more:
https://soundcloud.com/evigtmorker
https://www.facebook.com/evigtmorker

Lost In Ether | Podcast #210 | Evigt Mörker

Downwards mix by OAKE tracklisting:

1. Talker - Unreleased
2. British Murder Boys - Start - Live in Tokyo - DN061
3. Cut Hands - River Mumma - DN057
4. Unknown - Gymnastics Loops (Vocal Edit) - DNAM1 A1
5. Cut Hands - Eat Them Like Bread - DN057
6. Kerridge - Sonic Exploration (Waiting for Love 2) - DN054
7. Regis - C U 1 (UST Remix) - CUB01
8. Talker - Cut The Weight Pts. I &II - DN02020
9. BMB - End - Live in Tokyo - DN061
10. Kerridge - Disgust - DNK LP01
11. Talker - Unreleased
12. Anthony Child - Over Napoli - DN02020 + OAKE snippets
13. Ugandan Speed Trials - Unknown (Tape Trial) - DN4
14. Fret - Untitled - DN02020
15. Autums - It’s Sooner Than You Think - AUT DN1
16. Autumns - Terrible Tuesday - AUT DN1
17. DVA Damas - Interlude (Outro) - DN1
18. DVA Damas - Nightshade Reprise - DN1
19. OAKE - Wuhleor Niir Peffgeeng Pfudenn (Tease) - DN058


Downwards mix by OAKE for Juno Download

Juan Mendez, a guy who’s much better known as Silent Servant, is the brains behind some of the most creatively presented music today. His first major rise to prominence was as part of Sandwell District and as well as lending sonics to the mix, his main thing was providing the art direction and that particular aesthetic that really helped Sandwell District reach the level of iconic status that it did. It's been well documented that the project was drawn to a close last year with the fabric 69 mix turning into its swansong, so as the massive fans we are, we were always going to be in the wings with baited breath waiting for news on what any of collective's next ventures would be. 

Well, back in 2013, Jealous God was born; a project creatively backed not only by Mendez but also by James Ruskin and Regis, who of course was another contingent of Sandwell District. And much like Sandwell, over its six releases to date, Jealous God has not only instilled a thought provoking aesthetic from out of the musical contents of the records but the art has also become deeply rooted as the mode of the label’s presentation, creating another beacon for brutal yet brooding techno. 

It's quite right then that we have invited the label to host a night here in Room Two on Saturday 20th September and to represent exactly what Jealous God stands for sonically, Silent Servant has stepped up to deliver an exclusively recorded mix featuring a wealth of Jealous God output...

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Advance tickets: http://bit.ly/fabric2009

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Artists featured in the mix:

S/SS (Silent Servant & Svreca)
Broken English Club
Silent Servant
James Ruskin
In Aeternam Vale
Alexey Volkov
Powell


Silent Servant - Jealous God x fabric Mix

One of the aspects that made Dekmantel Festival so memorable that didn't make it into our subsequent review was the numerous conversations with performers at the festival in shared transit back to our hotel. Amidst conversations on Oslo taxi drivers with Prins Thomas and Gerd Janson and an exchange with Mount Kimbie's lighting engineer which rarely stayed on one subject for more than a minute, we were lucky enough to share some time with Mick Wills. Fresh from playing the Boiler Room stage, the Stuttgart-based DJ and producer revealed himself to be one of the nicest selectors currently operating and was kind enough to place in our hands the latest edition of his long-running Demo Mix series.

Back in London, with the benefit of a clear head we realised how well suited to our tastes this CD was, and indeed the Demo Mix series as a whole, and some polite enquiries regarding Wills interest in contributing to our podcast series was made. Instead of a studio mix, Wills offered up the chance to publish a live recording made during one of his DJ sets on the US West Coast earlier this summer. Clocking in at over 100 minutes, the performance at California festival Sunset Campout captures Wills in his element in a manner that a living room mix could not and it's easy to see why he's compared to the likes of Traxx and Ron Morelli in terms of fearless selecting.

Speaking to Richard Brophy for a Separate Mind column published earlier this year, Wills freely admitted it's taken some time for him to achieve this status. "With pleasure also comes pain - It took me almost 25 years to become the DJ that I am. There is so much good music that should be rediscovered and you have to listen to a lot of stuff until you find something that is suitable for you." That approach is fully reflected in a mix that swings through decades of music without pause, and contains a healthy dose of the producer's own self styled Cuts.

Despite being on vacation, Wills was kind enough to answer a round of accompanying questions we sent his way, revealing some personal memories of the '90s basement parties he ran in Stuttgart (and Guy Tavares' skills as a breakfast chef), the thinking behind his prolific edits and his future plans. You can read that here: 

Tracklisting:

1. A Thunder Orchestra - Shall I Do It? (M.W. Edit)
2. Claire - Milk (M.W. Cut)
3. Fishermen - Ribbonfish
4. Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft - Ein Bisschen Krieg (M.W. Cut)
5. Black Seed - Wild Rites
6. Minimal Drums (M.W. Cut)
7. The Mode - Balance (M.W. Cut)
8. Cabaret Voltaire - Automotivation (M.W. Cut)
9. S.M. Nurse - Frutta
10. Ngly - Speechless Tape (M.W. Cut)
11. Kel - Air Walk
12. Liit - Islando
13. Daywalker + Cf - Supersonic Transport
14. X2 - Dresden Sessions - Body Rhythm Science
15. Elec Pt. 1 - Acidmark (Mick Wills Mix)
16. CHBB - Go Go Go ! (M.W. Edit)
17. Cabaret Voltaire - Warm (M.W. Cut)
18. Kirlian Camera - Aura (M.W. Edit)
19. Umberto - La Llorona (M.W. Cut)
20. Nine Circles - Number Not Available (M.W. Extended Version)

Juno Plus Podcast 96: Mick Wills

Celldöd (Anders Karlsson) takes you through a period of time often revisited by others, with a slight change and unique take from his own perspective through his solo-project Celldöd. "We will not allow any dancing..." is over an hour long and feature everything from eclectic classics to bizarre newcomers, acidic torture music, shadowy post-punk, industrial havoc and so much more. 

Celldöd: https://www.facebook.com/celldod
Repartiseraren: https://www.facebook.com/repartiseraren

Mix: Celldöd - We will not allow any dancing...

Mix for Brainwave at the Yucca Tap Room, Tempe, Az

Milton Bradley - Sequence #1
Rhythm & Sound - Smile (with Savage)
Genocide Organ - God Sent Us
BMB - Dead Sun
Truss - Splot
Robert Hood - Bells At Dusk]
Lee Gamble - Jove Layup
Damon Wild - Unconditional (Loudon Kleer remix)
Traversable Wormhole - Exiting The Milkyway (Surgeon Remix)
Metgumbnerbone - Untitled 01
J.S. Aurelius - N-BOMB
Function - The Balance Of Power (Regis Mix)
DJ Hell - Suicide Commando (Heinrich Muller mix)
Datamine - Assemble The Troops
Lee Gamble - Motor System 
Instra:Mental - No Future 
Phuture - We Are Phuture
Ike Yard - Cherish 8 (Arnaud Rebotini Remix)
Coil - Answers Come In Dreams (Jack Dangers Remix)
Emmanuel Jal - Kuar (Olof Dreijer remix)
Blawan - Vibe Decorium 
Arab League - Hollywood Goblin
Violent Onsen Geisha - 03 Untitled
The Klinik - Stay
Surgeon - Optic
Nicole 12 - First Dance of the Spring
Aphex Twin - Flaphead
Chris Liebing & Speedy J - Cream 3
Chris Liebing & Speedy J - Tunox
The Horrorist - One Night In NYC (Chris Liebing Mix)
Sewer Election & Frederikke Hoffmeier - Den Blege Grå Tone A

J.S. Aurelius - God Sent Us [Brainwave mix 10/03/14]

Albert van Abbe for DifferentSound Podcast #269.

The DifferentSound Podcast #269 welcomes Albert van Abbe, stay tuned for an insightful conversation that explores Albert's creative process, collaborations, and his unique perspective on the intersection of sound and art.

Sound nerd & visual artist Albert van Abbe has just about covered the whole field of electronic music over the course of the last 23 years; from minimalistic sound installations to uncompromising Hardcore Acid productions, a long list of collaborative works, institutional partnerships and public projects with artists of various mediums add to an exciting list of performances both inside and outside the club.

SC:@albert_van_abbe/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/albertvanabbe/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/albert.van.abbe/
RA: https://ra.co/dj/albertvanabbe/

DifferentSound invites Albert van Abbe / Podcast #269

Over two decades of unfaltering devotion to production and DJing, dishing out some of the finest slices of opulently textured techno along the way, Tokyo-based maestro DJ Sodeyama has been honing a sound signature both intricately hypnotic and boundary-pushing. Blending delicate melodic strains of electronics ranging from deep, ambient music to verbed-out, atmospheric techno, often laced with hints of jazz and soulful discoid expressions, his productions and mixes combine the satiny elegance of loungey daydream with that of more rugged, deep-diving dubs a la Basic Channel. From light to shade, and vice-versa, DJ Sodeyama builds pieces of music where the ever-changing lighting and shifting angles swath you in an oddly comforting headspace. A most fascinating trip for the body and soul.

soundcloud.com/arparecords

Reclaim Your City 637 | DJ Sodeyama

REC 34 w/ Ancient Methods b2b UVB

Back in August 2024, in the final stretch of summer, Ancient Methods b2b UVB took us on a three-hour ride to the end of time and back. A post-industrial vortex pulled us in, where deep mechanical grooves met tight rhythmic control in a set that was both punishing and hypnotic. The pacing was expertly crafted, grinding tension, explosive peaks, and moments of eerie restraint, all delivered with a raw, analog-driven energy that kept the floor locked in. Enjoy an extract of their journey right here. 

▪️ Soundcloud: @ancient-methods & @uvb
▪️ Resident ra.co/dj/ancientmethods & ra.co/dj/uvb
▪️ Instagram: instagram.com/ancientmethods/ & instagram.com/uvb_music/
▪️ Facebook: www.facebook.com/ancientmethods1 & www.facebook.com/uvbmusic


Ancient Methods b2b UVB ― Recorded Live at Fuse (31.08.24)

165th guest of KHIDI’s podcast series is Louisahhh. Known for her ferocious joy and undeniable presence, Louisahhh brings raw intensity and emotional depth to her music. Whether roaring over pounding kick drums or seamlessly bridging textures, genres, and eras, her mix remains playful, fueled by equal parts novelty and nostalgia

"I see KHIDI as a bastion of real culture in our global nightlife community, and I tried to import a broad selection of my version of dance music culture and influences, from the stuff that I'm making and enjoying now to the stuff I grew up listening to” - Louisahhh

@louisahhh

KHIDI Podcast 165: Louisahhh

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📅 Release Date: 2025.09.20
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Function - Immolare (Osaka version) + Sandwell District - Untitled
Female - Blood Tide (Regis remix)
Function - Burn (original mix)
Unknown - Untitled Regis '08 edit 
Function - Untitled
Silent Servant - Untitled
Sandwell District - Hunting Lodge
Female - Cally 2
CH-signal Laboratories - Hypnotica Scale 1
O/V/R (Regis & James Ruskin) - Rapid Eye
Sandwell District - Speed + Sound (Endless)

Sandwell District - Cursed mix

Slam Radio featuring Kangding Ray

https://soundcloud.com/soma/sets/slam-radio

The mix includes a few tracks of his, released and unreleased, + a couple of tracks taken from forthcoming releases on his new label ara (Hydrangea, Voiski, Refracted... all forthcoming throughout 2019)

“ara”, will release a Kangding Ray EP “Predawn Qualia” on the 17th May accompanied by a new live show which will premier at Berghain on 25th May 2019.

https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/kangdingray
https://soundcloud.com/kangding-ray

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instagram.com/slam_djs
twitter.com/slamdjs
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Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/slam-radio/id584845850

Slam Radio is produced at http://www.glowcast.co.uk 
For syndication or radio queries, email conor@somarecords.com and contact@syndicast.co.uk

Kangding Ray

#SlamRadio - 343 - Kangding Ray

Coming Soon...

I am releasing a synthwave/cyberpunk album soon. It all centers around a dystopian city and those that live out their lives within it.

Silent Servant - Jealous God x fabric Mix

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