MIx part II

"You must face the power of the black wave of Lardossa before you become a Drexciyan wave jumper." - Drexciya

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Dark Science Electro Presents: Wave Jumper

Spectrums Data Forces LIVE @ Muvi Fest 18-4-2015
Spectrums Data Forces LIVE @ Muvi Fest 18-4-2015

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Spectrums Data Forces LIVE @ Muvi Fest 18-4-2015

The Drexciyan producer records his first ever mix.

RA.250 Heinrich Mueller

01 - TB Maniac (Edit) 
02 - James Brown is dead (electro mix)
03 - Disco Sick (Robotnick RMX)
04 - It was like this
05 - My Battery Is Low (edit)
06 - I'm Getting Lost In My Brain (rmx)
07 - Sharper Bluesman (edit)
08 - Le Freak (cover)
09 - Minore Terzo

All tracks composed and produced by Alexander Robotnick
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The Dark Side Of Robotnick - VOL 2

Each show I ask an electronic music producer to select some tracks that are important to them:

(1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music
(2) Track/s that have blown them away recently
(3) Their favourite own production(s)

Part 1: Interview & selections from Saint Cole, UK

Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro
Saint Cole - Back to my Roots
Saint Cole - Voices
Saint Cole - The Sixth Sun
Saint Cole - I Got Nothing to Give
Green Velvet - Stop Lyin'
Saint Cole - We Commandeer This Club
Clark - To Live and Die in Grantham
Clark - Beacon
The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows
Saint Cole - The Spirit Molecule
EDO8 - Future Music
Andrew Red Hand - Bass Agenda 86 (Planet Pluto remix)
Sync 24 & Silicon Scally - Jack Out
-=-UHU=- - Never See
Detroit's Filthiest - I'm Watching You
Saint Cole - Different Frequency

Part 2 - Guest mix from RRKS, USA

RRKS-Bass Intro
Mr. Fingers-Washing Machine
Mike Dunn-Computer Madness
Josh Moseley-Territories Sample
DJ Sneak-The Lights Part 1
K Alexi-Vertigo
Taigo Onez-Fade to Black
David Meiser-Labyrinth
Alavux-Session b06
Alvin Carr-Night Owl
DJ Ze MigL-DX World
Kraftwerk-Numbers Sample
Energun-Born in Digital
Patrick DSP-Pattern Affect
Tim Vitek-From the Valley
RRKS-Slow Burn
Ron Trent-Altered States
Lil Louis-Why'd U Fall
Armando-Land of Confusion
Gary Beck-Backward
Johnny Dangerous-Bitch Sample
RRKS-Bass Outro

Bass Agenda 130: Saint Cole Interview & selections plus RRKS guest mix

This week’s DJ Mag podcast comes from Djedjotronic, and sees the Frenchman drop 90 minutes of electro tinged tough tech jams.

Djedjotronic made a name for himself as a mainstay of the Boysnoize Records crew with a unique sound that relies as heavily on classic Detroit sounds as it does mechanical electro and twisted techno.

The DJ and producer returns to Boysnoize Records for the first time since 2014 on 17th June with his ‘Strapon’ EP, which travels through a maze of lavish metallic ripples, squelching acid flurries and industrial strength textures, in much the same way as his DJ Mag podcast.

DJ MAG WEEKLY PODCAST: Djedjotronic

"The sound of CPU reflects Sheffield's musical heritage, forged with that of Detroit Techno and Braindance (Rephlex et al.) But there's a strong syncopated beat influence over the curation which has dominated, hence CPU being known and lauded as an electro imprint.

Another thing you will notice about CPU is the stark and brutal sleeve designs. Each sleeve has an 8-bit binary* catalogue number** on the front centred in an Alien-esque logo, the number being the only thing that visually distinguishes each release.

This mix contains upcoming releases, demos and unreleased tracks on CPU and its sub-label Computer Club, a more experimental branch which also doubles as a club night in Sheffield. I think the mix gives a clear representation of the label and its direction. It was an absolute pleasure to do as I rediscovered some old favourites during the process. I hope you enjoy it and check out the label sometime.

*256 catalogue numbers in total are possible using 8-bit binary.

**This Boiler Room Upfront mix has its own CPU catalogue number so fans and completest heads-up!" - @cpsmith

Upfront 071: Central Processing Unit

A playlist/mix documenting the chronological development of Electro Music as seen through the eyes of www.soundcloud.com/dvsnme

Kraftwerk - The Man Machine (1978)
YMO - Insomnia (1979)
Ultravox - Herr X (1980)
Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock (1982)
Cybotron - Clear (1983)
Egyptian Lover - Egypt Egypt (1984)
Model 500 - Night Drive (1985)
Freestyle - The Party Has Just Begun(1986)
Tony Lorenzo - Destiny (1987)	
The X-Men - X-Men (1988)
Professor X - Saga (1989)
Dynamix II - Ignition (1990)
Underground Resistance - Base Camp Alpha 808 (1991)
Drexciya - Beyond The Abyss (1993)
Ectomorph - Parallax View (1995)
SEM- Area 5 (1996)
Anthony Rother - Basic Level (1997)
I-F - Secret Desire (1998)
Dexter - What's The Word? (2000)
Silicon Scally - The Silent Years (2001)
Alden Tyrell - Obsession Btz (2002)
Hyde vs Exzakt - I Am The Enemy (2003)
Blotnik Brothers - Uranium Angels (2004)
AS1 - Subsonic Delays (2005)
Arpanet - Reference Frame (2006)
AUX 88 - Elektro Muzik (2007)
VCS2600 - Verilog Circuit Synthesis (2008)
Alek Stark - Singularity (2009)
Morphology - Arcturus (2010)
CRC - Eye Of Louise Brooks (2012)
MetaComplex - The Time Is Near (2013)
Plant43 - Wounding Words (2014)
Rutherford - Spoken Word (2015)
Aether Pilot - Echo Location (2016)

Elektrospektiv - 1978 - 2016

Each show I ask an electronic music producer to select some tracks that are important to them:

(1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music
(2) Track/s that have blown them away recently
(3) Their favourite own production(s)

Part 1: Interview & selections from Mauro Nakimi, Spain

Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro
Mauro Nakimi - Mechanical Resources 
Mauro Nakimi - Multimorphic
Mauro Nakimi - Under Control
Mauro Nakimi - Aszendant
Mauro Nakimi - Snake Shake
Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear
Hyper On Experience - Lords of the Null Lines
Carlos Native - Computadoras
Krypton 81 - Echelon
The Hidden Persuader - Bio-wave
Pukemaster Gehm - Pukemaster

Part 2 - Exclusive Live Set by Mauro Nakimi

Bass Agenda 132: Mauro Nakimi Interview & Live Set

DeFeKT Boiler Room Dublin Live Set

Playlist:

Markantionio - Last Way (Anthony Castaldo Remix)
Lewis Fautzi - Astronauts
Paolo Tamoni - Damage Done
Introversion - Create (HOURS Remix)
Tony Casanova -  MASTER ALHEKmastering(Matt Sassari Remix) 
Andres Campo - Half Life (Original Mix)
Medhat & Dekkstrum - Street Spirit (Byron Gilliam Remix)
Joey Beltram - Energy Flash (Original Mix)
Christian Smith - Bells Of Odin
The Advent & Industrialyzer - Connexion
Marco Carola/Cisco Ferreira - End Of Chapter
Frank Biazzi - Monster


Rotterdam Rave Festival 2016 Podcast by The Advent

Biały Dom 002 - dj-set 2016.07.15

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Mix of the Day: Stanton Warriors X Plump DJs - Live at Arcadia Spectacular(Glastonbury 2016)

The Brvtalist is proud to present a new mix by Berlin-based project The Exaltics. Entitled "You Don't Know Who Comes on Earth Tonight", the mix contains all original material from this prolific artist. Expect an inter-planetary journey through acid and dark techno, left field electro and more. 

This comes just ahead of next week's Krake Festival in Berlin where The Exaltics are one of the incredible headlining acts on Saturday night at Grießmühle in Neukölln. For more information please visit: www.thebrvtalist.com/newbrvtalism062/ 

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You Don't Know Who Comes On Earth Tonight
-Intro 
-Second Phases 
-Warships over jena city 
-The Crash 
-The Truth 
-Discussion Chamber 
-The Conscience Shift 
-The new beginning 
-Ten Days 
-Coroded 
-The Lost Planet 
-Why 
-The Sign 
-K1 & Gab Gato - Global Surveyor (Crotaphytus Moloch Horridus Mix) 

New Brvtalism No. 062 - The Exaltics

Label highlight on Scandinavian imprint https://soundcloud.com/dr-lindh 

Luke Eargoggle - The Swedish Code
Martin Matiske - Hypnosis
BMX - Chemotron Worldwide
Rutherford - After Touch
Elsewhere - Untitled
240 Interceptor - Kina1
Orgue Electronique - Fashion Statement
Composite Profuse - Night Eddy
UHU - Science Out Of Silence
Morphology - Dimentia3
Neutrum - Table Dance
Kan3da - Leda & The Swan
Monkeyshop - Ancient Cables
Obergman - Hyksos
Komarken Electronics - Everyday On Repeat
Volfram - Untitled
Klorex - Betamax
Kobol Electronics - Simple Simon
DMX Krew - Axiom Of Choice
Das Muster - Fortschritt
Fukkt - Good Home Street
Erase - The Counter
Polytron - Disco Polytron
Legowelt - Discobitch Sleeps Tonight
The Consumer - Converted Data
VCS2600 - Robots Watching You From Me
Luke Eargoggle & Johan Inkenin - Telewerk5
Encounter - Vision Screen
Mono Junk - Going Nowhere

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Dark Science Electro presents: Stilleben Records

Each show I ask an electronic music producer to select some tracks that are important to them:

(1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music
(2) Track/s that have blown them away recently
(3) Their favourite own production(s)

Part 1: Interview & selections from Q-Chip, UK

Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro
Q-Chip - Electro Music
Q-Chip - Brain Surge
Q-Chip - The Map Is Not The Territory
Q-Chip - Access Conciousness
Q-Chip - Future Past
Q-Chip - The Way of the Future
Q-Chip - Pleasure Anxiety
Model 500 - No UFOs
Anthony Rother - Sex With The Machines
Banacek - TAL 8.2.4
Versalife - Normal Behaviour?
214 - Fuel Cells
ADJ - Out of Body
Kima - Pleyako
w1b0 - Utopia Planitia
Mike Ash - Quantum Computation
Dr. Schmidt - Mother Mayhem
Komarken Electronics - Drivkraft
Seek 2012 - Veritat
Dagobert vs Master Arp - The Restless Invader
The Brink - Begin

Part 2 - Live Set from Krypton 81, Denmark

Mainly featuring versions of track from 

Bass Agenda 134: Q-Chip Interview & Krypton 81 Live Set

Reaktor Mix by Codex Empire

Each show I ask an electronic music producer to select some tracks that are important to them:

(1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music
(2) Track/s that have blown them away recently
(3) Their favourite own production(s)

Part 1: Interview & Selections from PRIVACY, Australia/Berlin

Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro
Privacy - Chemical History
Privacy - Query C
Privacy - Constant Transient
Privacy - Miss U
Privacy - U Can Tell
DJ Vadim - Getting Friendly (edit)
David Wise - Aquatic Ambience
The Cure - The Kiss
DJ S - Stumbling For A Sec (Privacy remix)
Privacy - Endless Shallows
Aufgang B - Demo 1 (Toulouse Low Trax remix)
ITPDWIP - Haguenesse Wind
Plant 43 - Crowned Earthstar
Faceless Mind - Ocean Movers (Kan3da remix)
Privacy - Apex Predator

Part 2 - guest mix from PRIVACY

Beatriz Ferreyra - Médisances
Négligé - Are You Ready ?
Federico Leocata - Untergang
Versalife - Further Corrections
Ian Martin - Frame Reality
AU - Building
Moon Wheel - Prosopagnosia
Gulls Rhythm Force - Message To Rogg
The Advent - Work Dat
Separate Minds - Scattered Thoughts
Transparent Sound - Punk Mother Fucker
Alien FM - Large Mechanics
Transits Of Tone - Warfare Beats
DJ Controlled Weirdness - Suburban Menace
-=UHU=- - Never See

Bass Agenda 135: PRIVACY Interview & guest mix

Timeless electro.

Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=536

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RA.536 The Exaltics

KILLEKILL is proud to present a live recording of an excellent live set of CARL FINLOW to you, recorded at the KILLEKILL ELECTRIX event on 07. October 2011.
To many CARL FINLOW will need no introduction with over almost two decades of pioneering work in electronic music under his belt. With a talent for creating sounds that are ahead of their time and a scarily robot-like ability to communicate with electronic equipment, Carl has created an extensive catalogue of work at the cutting edge of electronic music. And if you don’t believe us just ask the likes of Radiohead, Herbert, Richie Hawtin, Luke Slater, Francois Kevorkian or Andrew Weatherall, they’ll tell you. 
Maybe it is the fact that some of CARL’s major influences are classic artists that he sets his standards so high, citing experimental godfathers Pierre Schaeffer, Varese and Raymond Scott  as his primary sources of inspiration. Or equally it could be artists a little further up the time-line such as Tomita, The White Noise, Yello, Prince, Thomas Dolby and of course Depeche Mode who have helped to set the bar way up high. 
An early interest in making his own music, fostered by his Dad who bought him a Moog at the age of 13, an early mastering of his Sinclair Spectrum computer and a brief stint as keyboard player for John Peel favourites, The Bridewell Taxis, all contributed to bringing Carl to the point where he is today. Perhaps a pivotal moment was the appearance on stage in a full wet suit daubed with florescent paint with the Bridewells, who knows…. it was certainly hot! 
As original visionary and fellow farm-dweller with Ralph Lawson in Leeds’ Rhubarb Triangle throughout the 90s, Carl forged a production partnership with Lawson that took them onto the international stage, remixing Blaze, Fatboy Slim, Jamiroquai, Swag, Swayzak, Josh Wink and Luke Slater. It was during these days of self-confinement in the Farmhouse (making only vital trips across the rhubarb fields to find food) that Random Factor was born and under this guise Carl began recording exclusively for 2020. But not content with one pseudonym, he is the master of disguise, also recording as Silicon Scally, Voice Stealer, IL-EK-TRO, Circle City, Scarletron and more conventionally CARL A FINLOW to give an outlet to the various sides of his musical palette.
Never quite leaving his roots in playing live behind (apart from the wet suit), Carl has developed a superb live set using Ableton Live (indeed, even demonstrating the software at various UK Universities to music students) to take his sounds on the road as Random Factor or Silicon Scally. He has played Japan, USA, Russia, Australia and Europe extensively.

KILLEKILL PODCAST #03: CARL FINLOW aka SILICON SCALLY live at KILLEKILL ELECTRIX@SuicideCircus 2011

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