please someone knows what remix is the track from Khia? :)

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Reclaim Your City 434 | Nastia Reigel (Moscow)

Up this week, Moscow’s Nastia Reigel hits the series with two hours of hi-traction material primed for foundation-shaking warehouse use. Having contributed a cut to a Token release last year, followed by a much anticipated EP for Non Series a few weeks ago, the Russian jockey and producer testifies of her implacable knack for crafting powerful floor weapons that exceed the imposed frame of functionality to further expand into textural variations and kaleidoscopic patterns. All in on the raw machine talk and racing 4x4 hoodoo, Reigel goes regal.

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01. Nastia Reigel - Wire Voices - Non Series     
02. Reeko - Cutting Exercise - Mental Disorder     
03. Dustin Zahn - Submit Yourself (Rene Wise Remix) - Enemy     
04. Temudo - Ashamed - Klockworks     
05. James Ruskin - After Dark (Remastered) - Blueprint     
06. Function - Misinterpretations - Tresor     
07. Luke Slater aka Planetary Assault Systems - Say It Loud - Token     
08. Truncate - 18 (2021 Mix) - Enemy     
09. Rene Wise & Rodhad - 190205 - WSNWG   
10. Oscar Mulero - Gradual Blending - Warm Up     
11. Viels - Sinua - Dynamic Reflection     
12. Biri - Relief - Non Series     
13. Atom Tm - Almost A Unit (0.9) (Peter Van Hoesen Remix) - Raster     
14. Barker & Baumecker - A Murder Of Crows Part 1 - Ostgut Ton     
15. Roogunit - Edge 1 - Mote Evolver     
16. Rhomb - Doppelgänger - Rmb     
17. DVS1 - Beta Sensory Motor Rhythm - Axis     
18. Jerome Sydenham - Disciple Trail - Apotek     
19. Ø [Phase] - Planck Scale - Modwerks     
20. Leiras - Turquoise Camo - Ownlife     
21. Rumah - Olsen - Dream Of Dystopia     
22. Glaskin - Objects (Reeko Remix) - Who Whom     
23. Emily Jeanne - Sudden, Said, Separate - Semantica     
24. Setaoc Mass - Psychofiller - SK_Eleven     
25. Christian Wunsch - Dysfunctional - Clergy     
26. Function - Compulsive Thinking: Repetitive And Pointless - Tresor     
27. Temudo - Zoom Back - Warm Up     
28. Exium - Synchro - Nheoma     
29. Dead Sound - Spilt Blood - Counter Pulse     
30. Robert Hood - 7 Mile Dog - Rekids     
31. Nastia Reigel - Signal Flare - Unreleased

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Reclaim Your City 434 | Nastia Reigel

DJ firebrand Takaaki Itoh has come a long way since his early days of Detroit-influenced techno and parties in northern Japan. Without compromising anything in the way of quality his appeal has grown exponentially. Like a musical surgeon, his approach relies less on sweeping gestures and more on small millimetric cuts and tweaks that slowly ramp up the mood and leave the listener with sound that is at turns growling, mystical and amorphous. Bassiani Podcast 105 is a monolithic, trance-inducing opus from the land of the rising sun.

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OECUS Podcast #286 with NO!

"We do not need any Yes, the essential is invisible to the eyes." - NO!


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OECUS Podcast 286 // NO!

INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > https://inverted-audio.com//mix/shxcxchcxsh

After a decade of admiration, we are ecstatic to invite Swedish production duo @shxcxchcxsh to contribute the 363rd edition of the IA MIX Series - delivering a brazen assault of the senses with a potent mix of white noise, wrought iron percussion, abstract sound design, rave and experimental techno. 

Having recently dropped their new album on @avian-music, we caught up with SHXCXCHCXSH to find out more about the makings of 'Kongestion' LP and attempt to decipher the chaos and mindset that inhabits their music and identity.

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Illegal Alien Podcast
Episode: 160
Mix by Fixon (ANAØH / Mord / Illegal Alien)

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IA Podcast | 160: Fixon

Live recording of my closing at Fold London on the 05 November of 2022 , part of the 47 label night showcase alongside Tommy Four Seven , Flaminia and VSK.

Enjoy the ride as much as I did !

Quelza @ Fold London 05.11.22 I 3 Hours Closing

Modular Live improvisation (Raw sound / No Mastering)
Setup : Modular Synthesizer + Beatstep Pro + OTO Boum + Two Notes Audio Engineering Le Clean
My rack : https://www.modulargrid.net/e/racks/view/812472

Picture by Michaël Brunel Verdino

Spring Rolls - Live Recording #001

Stanislav Tolkachev & Katya Milch are the 341st guests of our original HATE Podcast series.

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KHIDI Night Cuts is a series of recorded DJ sets and Lives performed at a club night. To preserve the magic and the essence of the night, the series offers only a glimpse into it, keeping it in its rightful place

First recording is courtesy of Fiedel -  irreplaceable resident of Berghain / Panorama Bar and the author of several memorable sets at KHIDI.

Recorded at the closing of KHIDI's 7th Season

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Fiedel at KHIDI 21.07.23

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Head Front Panel is an alias of John Heckle which focuses primarily on live techno. The record label of the same name, initially an anonymous series, has run from 2014 as a sub label of Tabernacle Records. HFP has since appeared on Perc Trax, Pushmaster Discs and Beardman. HFP live has toured since late 2014, after debuting at Tresor Berlin.’

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#SlamRadio - 386 - Head Front Panel

For our new bi-weekly series Detect, we are shining a light on our favourite artists who are all on their own unstoppable rise in the industry, profiling their musical career, upcoming projects and more alongside accompanying mixes for those frequent indoor weekday breaks away from the home office.

Kicking off the recommendations we have the rebellious duo Blasha and Allat, who have hit their own stride since the catalyst of their Meat Free parties and other projects based in and around Manchester since 2013. It’s been a flourishing subsistence since then, with their punitive brand of techno, breaks and electro generating copious waves of influence despite the competition in their busy city. A demanding calendar has ensured that their sound is never out of attention, with bookings everywhere from Printworks and Dimensions to Freerotation and Headroom validating their capability in tackling large or little crowds with a discerning ease, balanced awareness and stable reputation. 

With FOLD, the pair have always been a guaranteed choice for the booth, operating a sweeping and comprehensive appearance back our extended MORD takeover in February, as well as closing our Room 2 space with a driving, guttural set at the RA twenty four/seven coup just before last Christmas. This mix, recorded at FOLD during the MORD party, flaunts a carnival of absurd and thrashing records right from the bottomless void of the twosome’s record bags.  With an impressible proficiency at interchanging moods and genres with little effort, Blasha and Allat lecture to crowds with a tongue that takes no prisoners.

DETECT [001] - Blasha & Allatt (Mord x FOLD)

Our very own @voicedrone is the next artist stepping into the limelight for DETECT. Lasha Jorjoliani is an often-unreadable enigma, lending much of his time to his studio, curating line-ups and sharpening his performances in the booth. Although an undeniable figurehead of the scene, Voicedrone is by no means explicitly tied to co-founding FOLD. Before our inception, Lasha travelled his own personal journey into the scene, hailing originally from Georgia and arriving in the U.K. solo to pursue a music career he built his reputation through sheer will. In 2016 he established his label Imprfct., which along with his ever-expanding network and dedicated grind within London directed his path towards creating and curating parties. 

Four years on, Lasha is in an indestructible one-way lane, having developed a graphic, dynamic sound that we come together to experience. At his core is a passion to create and nurture community; this purpose is channelled into every event he plays - here at home, in Europe and beyond. Playing at influential venues and parties included his beloved HTBX London has preserved his significance in the underground scene and his constant admiration from the FOLD family, and his closing set from our Unstream two weeks ago was testament to this. Broadcasting live from his own home, Lasha took us through the best reasons why UNFOLD is what it is now.

The phrase “leading by example” may be somewhat overused, but in the case of Voicedrone, such a statement is entirely appropriate.

DETECT [002] - Voicedrone (Unstream001)

When you think of Natural Selection, Michael Silmon is one of the people you have to thank for its existence. As one of the founders of the collective, Natural Selection is now in its tenth year, returning frequently to Canning Town with killer lineups after having migrated south with Silmon from Newcastle where it was formed in 2010. On the many occasions that we’ve invited Natural Selection to host nights at FOLD, the result has always been an incredible marriage between sounds, our threads woven together to create a blazing tapestry of sonics that seek to pay homage to the legends and veterans of the scene. 

Meanwhile, Michael’s performing alias, Kodah, is doing equally as well. Brought up upon a diet of hardcore and gabber which was prevalent in Newcastle when he was a teen, Michael satiated this interest initially by collecting tapes from the raves that were running at that time. This inspiration from collectives such as Rezerection and Judgement Day became the primary creative motivations in discovering his musical vocation, and went on to seek how to develop this, eventually entrenching himself deep within the experimental, warped allure of techno and electro. A common face at UNFOLD, his most recent set at our 6th instalment back in November was unforgettable, reminding our community of why we took him on as a resident at FOLD; he is an artist with true knowledge, passion, and appreciation for the past.

For this DETECT accompanying mix, Michael recorded a very special hour of towering, alien selections from his own home in isolation. Keep your ears peeled in particular for the closing track; as he put it himself when he sent this over, this mix was the precursor to an exquisitely Good Day, and he hopes that the message speaks for itself, and that it precedes only positivity to those who listen to it.

DETECT [003] - Kodah (Natural Selection)

Despite there being just four years between her arrival onto the scene and the present day, McKenzie Simone has explored a broad groundwork of music and locations before discovering that her true home lay nestled deep within Eurasia. Kickstarting her career in Dubai, the 25-year-old American native has since settled into her current home of Tbilisi, Georgia, her attachment to the underground circuit earning her both a familial reputation and regular bookings across the city in venues such as Khidi and Drama. Her appreciation for a culture that finally celebrated and encouraged individuality and free expression was the motive for her permanent move there following a short visit prior, and in July 2019, McKenzie risked everything she knew by choosing to call this new place home. Her gamble was rewarded and she is now a true rising star of the city, subscribing to a fresh approach on techno within the tangle of bustling clubs that scatter the streets at night. 

For this next instalment of DETECT, we were lucky enough to present a love-letter to the scene from McKenzie in the form of an exclusive mix that she recorded from home for us. Acidic, wild and full of focused determination, this hour-and-fifteen of selections is a punchy statement on the confident direction that McKenzie has with her career, and a declaration of the devotion she has for the city of Tbilisi.

DETECT [004] - McKenzie Simone

@S_RUSTON has been the perpetrator of a mean set of accomplishments throughout her career. Since landing in Berlin in 2010, Sophie has focused on building up the scene she found and felt at home in; imparting her musical know-how to ongoing residencies with femme collective Lecken and at Wilde Renate, plus nurturing an array of queer parties in the capital. Before then, Sophie was shaped by the Bristol drum and bass/jungle scene in the early noughties, eventually reassigning this energy into her ensuing move between countries and from her 170 roots into the turbulent rave sound that she is now known for. 

Notwithstanding her finesse behind the decks, Sophie has also produced an admired discography, moving between bassy cuts and hefty drumwork with her releases on labels such as Suspension, as well as heading imprint One4Ho. Her unorthodox approach to production and mixing has been a bubbling recipe for success. Since FOLD launched she’s been a habitual presence, most recently stepping up to our centralised booth for UNFOLD in January, and also playing side to side with Voicedrone in Autumn last year for a fusion between European exports with UVB heading up the night.

For this exclusive mix for our DETECT series, Sophie bestowed upon us her notorious selections in an uproar of a mix, presenting to us the noble reasons why everyone craves a second helping when she appears - and how sometimes, in the uninhibited situations she attends, more is more.

DETECT [005] - S Ruston

Prolific DJ and producer Sébastien Michel, aka @UVB, first became known within the techno scene for his outstanding debut release on MORD Records. Boldly mixing influences rooted in EBM and New Wave with industrial, he has carved his reputation by harnessing his surgeon-like production skills to create hypnotic rivers of percussion and barbaric dancefloor rhythms.

The Marseille-Berlin based artist has been invited to the world’s most illustrious techno clubs, where he delivers raw, relentless DJ sets backed by his productions. Further releases on MORD, @STOOR, @Monnom-Black and on his own label, @BodyTheory, have kept UVB on the cutting edge.

For his third appearance at FOLD, UVB joined our Mord Records takeover, and for this episode of DETECT, we present that recording.

DETECT [012] - UVB

- Gema@fold.london -

FOLD is an artist-led, community-driven nightclub and arts space. Positioned at the forefront of electronic music, audio-visual performance, and live streaming. FOLD prides itself on striving to be a safe space for our predominantly queer techno community.

FOLD RESIDENTS: 
Voicedrone - https://soundcloud.com/voicedrone
Anabel Arroyo - https://soundcloud.com/anabelarroyo.
7XINS - https://soundcloud.com/7xins
Andromeda - https://soundcloud.com/andromedaldn
Gareth Wild - https://soundcloud.com/eartoground
James Newmarch - https://soundcloud.com/jamesnewmarch
Alba Heidari - https://soundcloud.com/lemmiwinks
Lockhart - https://soundcloud.com/lockhartsj
Riva - https://soundcloud.com/riva999

DETECT [012] - UVB

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