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Proud to present to you Adri and Vasco from Italy, a really special duo.
Their music is really gritty and brute. Distorted kicks and groovy beats are above everything else. Also their techno is really focused on that style so famous during the 90's. They like to go straight to the point, without useless artifacts, and their main goal is to make you dance.

https://soundcloud.com/rvde

Dark Underground Podcast 088 - RVDE

An ADE warm-up by the Italian dj and producer; Francesco Visconti, better known as @VSK_crs, born in Rome in 1986 and based in Berlin. He is closing our first day of Amsterdam Dance Event representing Tommy Four Seven's label @47x47.

Event Intercell x 47: https://www.facebook.com/events/429736310874695/

Artwork by Ilse Kind

Intercell.005 - VSK

✈ We are delighted to welcome german dj and producer Lars Huismann [Shelter Records, Animal Farm, Wunderblock Records]


At the age of 18, Berlin born & based Lars Huismann discovered producing with different software & hardware. Using these instruments he was able to transfer his patterns and sequences from the drum set onto a drum computer. He has always had a natural yearning to tweek his recordings and productions, and shape them into unrecognisable elements of sound.


In January 2015 he founded his own label, LHR, with the focus on deeply rooted warehouse techno. Lars Huismann Records is a journey in heavy melodic industrialesque techno music, built in a atmospheric and pulsating frame. LHR001 started with a full length EP and release party in Tresor Berlin. Four beautifully cut tracks that takes you on a journey through different areas of techno. It is an obsession in hard drilling percussion, banging synth-elements, and drums that roll together to create a more complex groove-pattern.

Thanks to a finely sorted selection, Lars Huismann comes out with this brilliant mix. Enjoy and don’t forget to share it if you like it!

Tracklist:

1. Tekra -  Mind Check 
2. Dykkon - Falok Jose Pouj Remix 
3. Stef Mendesidis - Cyborg 
4. Lars Huismann Interpretation_The Chronics 
5. Echologist - Dead Men Tell No Tales Antonio Ruscito Version 
6. Forward Strategy Group - In Abeyance
7. Exium - Expect Nothing
8. Lars Huismann -unreleased
9. Lars Huismann -unreleased
10. Moddullar-Envy
11. D Know - You Still Have Time
12. Mediane - Cryptik (Lars Huismann remix)
13. Roll Dann - Uncoordinated Steps 
14. Neel - The Vancori Complex 
15. Owl - Cloned Antonio Ruscito The Tunnel Remix 
16. Lars Huismann -unreleased
17. Mown - Calypso 
18. Pfirter - They Want To Fool Us Stanislav Tolkachev Remix 
19. Moddullar_-Cellular_Structure
20. Lars Huismann -unreleased
21. Cirkle - Drawn 
22. Asc - Restricted Area
23. Valentin Mase - Battle Power Group Angels Original Mix 
24. Overlook - Never Understand 
25. Forward Strategy Group - Violent Revolutionaries Pt 1

LARS HUISMANN
FB > www.facebook.com/larshuismannofficial/
SC > https://soundcloud.com/lars-huismann

PARADOX
FB > www.facebook.com/paradoxtechno/

PARADOX PODCAST #105 -- LARS HUISMANN

Klaudia, thanks for agreeing to this interview. It was such a pleasure to record your mix to share with the public. 

How was the transition from Jasmin to Andromeda?

I started playing with my middle name Jasmin while studying at University in Leeds and becoming part of a thriving scene that was the perfect breeding ground for aspiring artists. I was drawn by the raw and classic sounds of acid house and Detroit techno and after moving to London, I started to get introduced to the techno scene through events such as Unmasked, On The 5th Day and Koodeta. The turning point was when I performed for the first time at HTBX and got introduced to a scene that was different to anything I had ever experienced before. Playing vinyl sets to a hedonistic crowd that was hungry for the heavier stuff really inspired me to dig deeper and find records that expressed my darker side. I decided to start a new project that would represent my alter-ego by embodying the character of ‘The Chained Woman’ from Greek mythology, Andromeda. It was a spontaneous transition that gave me a chance to reinvent my public persona by playing under an alias that is a metaphysical representation of my higher self. 

As a regular at unfold, how do you find the booth being in the middle of the room?

I think that the 360 degrees DJ booth is a great concept that creates an intimate atmosphere by removing the barrier between the crowd and the performer. It makes you feel more connected with the crowd by being on the same level on the dancefloor. It was the first time that I played on such a setup and I could really feel the energy of the room all the way through, it was magical.

Do you prepare your set in a different way when you play in the round?

I don’t think that the DJ setup has an effect on the way I prepare for my sets but playing in the round can encourage you to get out of your comfort zone and play tracks that you might have not played otherwise. For example I ended up playing ‘Higher State Of Consciousness’ which wasn’t planned but it fit the moment perfectly and many people were coming up to me and commenting about that particular track which wasn't on my original tracklist. I also played some dialogue from the matrix during the breakdown of one of the tracks which was a very transcendental moment. 

It was great to make you our latest resident at FOLD. Have you held a residency at a club before?

It is an honour to be one of the residents at FOLD and I feel extremely lucky to be part of such a ground-breaking institution. I was first made resident of an event called Flux in Leeds in 2010 which became one of the most popular student nights in the city. I was also a regular at one of the most legendary clubbing institutions in the world, Back to Basics, where I hosted the second room and played alongside legendary artists such as Derrick May, Carl Craig, Chez Damier and many others. I organised my own events in London for many years after that where I played as a resident and hosted radio shows on stations such as Hoxton FM, Bloop and Soho Radio. 

What do you see as a unique challenge to being a resident DJ? Do you try to do a different set each time or is there not enough time in between shows to do that effectively? 

I think the biggest challenge of a resident is to maintain a consistent sound and at the same surprise the crowd every time you perform by making sure that each set is memorable. I spend most of my spare time searching for music and I buy new tracks before every performance in order to deliver a unique performance that is specifically tailored to that moment in time. As a perfectionist, I always strive to make each set better than the previous one and the challenge of trying to achieve that is what gets me excited about performing. Having a residency makes it possible to grow and develop your skills as an artist by delivering quality sets on a regular basis and becoming part of an institution that trusts and believes in you.

FOLD Invites Andromeda + Interview

WU59
Eric Fetcher
Rupture EP

Vinyl
A1. Rupture 1
 A2. Rupture 2
 B1. Rupture 3
 B2. Rupture 4

Digital
Rupture 1 
Rupture 2 
Rupture 3 
Rupture 4
Rupture 5

When complex sci-fi techno comes to mind, the name of Eric Fetcher is fundamental. For this slice of wax, the french producer based in Barcelona offers 5 cuts, four in the physical edition and one extra in the digital release.

Rupture One is like a Martian troops march in hyperspace, obsessive modular sequences, shuffled beats and a linear and hypnotic arrangement.

Rupture two, goes even more alien, whit hi tech jazz synth lines, traditional 909 shuffled beats and again an abstract development.

Rupture three is like an elongation of the previous two, with the same stytlistic parameters.

Rupture four goes deeper into percussive fields, less synthetic and more toolish.

Rupture five is the final chapter of this extraterrestrial saga, sharing parameters with the rest of the EP.

Music from the future cooked today by one of the best sound designers around.

Preview - Eric Fetcher - Rupture EP (WU59)

• NOISE ORCHESTRA PODCAST #11 Polanski 

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For Polanski 2020 marks two decades at the 'controls of the dance floor'. 

The anniversary is symbolised with porcelain, solid yet brittle, as with the emotions he seeks to evoke in his DJ sets. Never bound to one musical style, whether as DJ, remixer or solo producer, Polanski tries to bridge the gap between rhythmic grooves and more experimental styles of dance music.

Promoter and resident DJ of two London-based events; BLANC, his solo project and Volt, which he co-runs with Antonio de Angelis. With the rapid growth of the latter he reaffirmed his status as a selector, sharing the stage with some of the biggest names in the industry, while at BLANC he continues to invite lesser known artists and support local and international up-and-coming talent.

Noise Orchestra Podcast -  Polanski

Dancing Through The Morning

Just what we needed in these dark days - emerging heavy gadgie ARRINA provides a mix of hard, hypnotic tracks and soul strength to get you shot up into the stratosphere above this current rancid pish. He's been on an absolute warpath this year blasting out tracks and mixes like naebody's business. Get your lugs wrapped round this force to be reckoned with!!

@arrinasound
https://www.facebook.com/Arrinasound/

POWERHOUSE MIX 012 // ARRINA

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.

Resident Bookings: Gemma@fold.london


FOLD RESIDENTS: 

Voicedrone - https://soundcloud.com/voicedrone
Anabel Arroyo - https://soundcloud.com/anabelarroyo.
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