ORBE is the 282nd guest of our original Hate Podcast series.

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Over the years, @quelza has made a name for himself, releasing music on labels like Mord, Palinoia, 47 and Hayes Collective, each pushing an unorthodox crystal clarity and cinematic sound design that has become his signature as an artist. Championing layered techno wares laced with a breaksy, IDM-informed touch that packs a punch, the Frenchman keeps on carving out a truly distinctive, shape-shifting universe, switching scopes and angles as he ups the rhythmic pressure.

This maturity is also reflected in his sets, and this podcast is a clear testament of that. He says "I wanted this podcast to be a slow, burning progression of weirdness and solar intensity, gradually building tension not in the speed of the piece but rather in the textural aspect. This is usually how I like to start my sets: by letting the track breathe and evolve before releasing the intensity once the audience and I are acclimatised to the aesthetics and dynamics of the track selection and the venue.”

Close your eyes and enjoy.

Glitch Podcast 037 / Quelza

Setaoc Mass is the Manchester raised/Berlin based moniker behind SK_Eleven and a techno behemoth with the Midas touch. His golden sound is on just about every dancefloor you’d want to visit: thundering 4/4 beasts skilfully interwoven with gauze-like details provided by his earliest passion for Warp-era electronics. This gritty blend of driving techno and cerebral IDM is one that’s high on horsepower: dry, pummelling basslines, intricately layered hi-hats and sparse but gliding notes that add a softer touch. Unsurprisingly, this Setaoc sound has found a legion of loyal fans as well as fellow collaborators with a similar vision, names like Matrixxman and recent podcast guest Yant with which to bat ideas and release some straight-up bangers. For the purists though, Bassiani Podcast 165’s all Sam Coates: this one’s an hour long studio mix packed with fearsome, erratic beats, chopped-up vocals, frenzied loops and adrenaline-fuelled calculations to get those warehouse walls trembling.

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Bassiani invites Setaoc Mass / Podcast #165

Function’s tale begins with a gregarious mother who would keep him occupied as rookie selector for neighbourhood gatherings while growing up in Brooklyn and New Jersey. Music was his world, and it wasn’t long before he found himself standing in awe before Jeff Mills in 90s NYC at the infamous nerve centre of Club Kid hedonism Limelight, where he went on to pick up a Thursday-night residency himself. Few DJs can claim to have been around during such a moment in club history, but ten years later came another. His friendships with Regis, Silent Servant and Female turned into the much acclaimed collective Sandwell District, a pivotal sound for an era that forced everyone’s attention towards Berlin. There he became Berghain resident and played a role in shaping the club’s fabled musical opus. In the years since (and following Sandwell’s dissolution) he’s matured in his own right, with a number of mesmeric releases (most recently ‘Green EP’ released on his self-run imprint Infrastructure back in May), collaborations with the likes of Vatican Shadow, Luke Slater and Steve Bicknell, a heavy touring schedule that criss-crosses the world at rapid clip and Bassiani residency to boot. Function’s techno is an ambient fog in which sinister arctic synths and perilous rhythms collide to produce an exquisite fusion that would be hard to mistake for anyone else. Those grainy textures, subterranean ripples and punishing kick drums are a hypnotic rework of his many influences: 90s loops with a more modern and sharper industrial edge. Bassiani Podcast 186 is an impassioned live-recording from the club that weaves through a number of hammering tracks and steadily climbs towards its furious climax. A hair-raising three-hour beast courtesy of this decorated techno behemoth.

Bassiani invites Function / Podcast #186

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01366 Invites | 018 Livid 
Our second podcast of the year comes from the rising force that is Livid. 

Having played an active role in the London scene for many years, performances at MORD, UNFOLD, Klub Verboten & more give ode to the commitment of her distinctive sound. 

For this mix comes a blend of dark, hypnotic and atmospheric sounds creating a cathartic journey for your listening pleasure - showing us why she has solidified herself as one to watch. 

Support the artist: @livid1

01366 Invites | 018 Livid

This set was recorded at out first night at Tresor Berlin "Tresor Meets NECHTO". As for the first collaboration with such a legendary place we asked our resident Stanislav Tolkachev to play b2b live set with German artist Seddig who's music was previously released on Corfu VA. 

Stanislav Tolkachev b2b Seddig LIVE @ Tresor Meets NECHTO, 18.04.25

For the second edition of BASEMENT’s Archives series, we’re sharing this outstanding recording of Nebbieri from the venue’s 6th anniversary party on April 26th, 2025.

Nebbieri is a resident of Bassiani - a club with close ties to BASEMENT - and as such has always shared a special connection with the room. Playing alongside MARRØN and LYDO, Nebbieri delivered a proper journey set. At times, she opens up a portal to spacious, soaring techno, elsewhere submerging the mix in pure filth. The anniversary parties are always standouts, and Nebbieri took the room over the top with this one.

— @nebbieri

ARCHIVES 002 - NEBBIERI

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D.Dan is a Berlin-based DJ and producer from Seattle. Steely granite techno slabs, twisted serpentine grooves, playful hooks, and cutting breakbeats. Creating the soundtrack to your mutant machine-funk techno getaway. 
D.Dan originally cut his teeth in grungy basement parties, warehouse raves, and forest renegades in the Pacific Northwest hideout of Seattle, Washington. His DJ sets and productions are steeped in a sense of insurgent rawness, physicality and adventurousness, deeply informed by the DIY perspectives and attitudes of his upbringing. As an avid vinyl collector, he fuses the old-school with the modern, often layered across three decks with a deft hand making for a full body-music experience. D.Dan's productions on Arsenik Records and his breakhrough “Covert Operation EP” on the Lobster Theremin imprint has not only gained the recognition of DJs and deep diggers, but also of dancers and party people alike.
Recently released his Sidewinder EP on Amniote Editions.
Find him this Saturday at Mala Junta Anniversary in Berlin, where he is joining as their new resident DJ !

https://soundcloud.com/ddan-tek

Fast Forward Audio Series #29: D.Dan

RYC 334 Rene Wise 

Reclaim Your City 334 | Rene Wise

Next event: Apr26, 2025 @ Den Anden Side

Fast Forward Productions was formed in December 2015 as a new take on DIY rave culture. All events are built from the ground up, focusing on our local scene and collaborating with like-minded crews and concepts from abroad.
With a focus on social engagement, and by using activists from the local community to help make the events come to life, Fast Forward actively focuses on creating safer spaces at the venues we use. Sexism, racism, homophobia, and transphobia are not tolerated.

Residents:
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https://soundcloud.com/djmohajer
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https://soundcloud.com/repro1305
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Demos: We are not open to demos, as we solely run as a fundraiser label releasing in-house artists.
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