FLAC Download Available ::: Tracklist www.eric-cloutier.com/episodes/07-amaranthine
"Inward" by Tilman Zitzmann : www.geometrydaily.com

One facet of a successful set is that of relentless forward momentum. Never giving pause to catch your breath, rest your feet, or exit the hysteria of the moment, the wormhole widens and the vortex sucks all into its pull. There’s no better vehicle for this kind of traversal of time and space than acid jams. Both sides of the aisle are equally appropriate - the driving power of techno mixed with the bounce and weave of house marry perfectly here. The Roland Corporation created a bouquet of equipment that, individually, sung their own parts, but working as a team create a mesmerizing torpedo of caustic, hedonistic funk. This edition of “The Arsonist & The Architect” comes from the depths of the warehouses that I initially found myself in back in Detroit. Packard, Bankle, Griswold, The Chop Shop, Mack & Bellevue, under the Ambassador Bridge - there are countless spaces I lost my mind in while learning a thing (or 303), so here’s my homage to the maelstrom that is my introduction point, “Amaranthine.”

The Arsonist & The Architect

The Arsonist & The Architect : 07 Amaranthine

Live recording @ the Future Intel headquarters in The Hague. Streaming live on Youtube, Facebook and futureintelradio.com every Thursday and Friday.

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Long awaited podcast no.43! Uncovering new facets and treasures along the way, opening up to the potentialities of life and the magic of its epiphanies, the journey of @eliott-litrowski in the realm of electronic music is, rather than following an unexciting linear narrative, to be considered more of a timeless voyage where everything seems possible. One would indeed be hard pressed to pin down the French-born, Copenhagen-based producer to a single genre or aesthetic, so much his craft defies the conventions of floor-calibrated music while opening the scope onto further meditation-friendly rhythms and abstract atmospherics.

After dabbling with DJing as a teenager (his love for the art of wax-spinning and groove manipulation being then fuelled by scratch masters DJ Qbert and Kentaro), Eliott's interest quickly hugged the bend towards DnB and hardcore music, subsequently seeing him take his first steps in the world of club music and outdoor raves, which he soon felt rather unfit for. A key transition came when Eliott started to frequent the likes of Batofar, Rex and, most importantly, the legendary Parisian queer club, Pulp, where he got to experience life-affirming performances from Ivan Smagghe, Chloé, and the club's star resident, Jennifer Cardini, whose influence has never left him since then.
 
His shrewd signature sound - an effervescing meshwork of Italo-Disco romantics, kosmische-informed electro, breaksy progs and EBM-tinged rhythmic outbursts, has since been featured on David Vunk's ever impeccably curated Moustache Records, via what's certainly his most accomplished record to date, 'Schmock Machine'. Eliott since resurfaced with a multisensory treat of a split-12" alongside Dutch analogue wizard Mark Du Mosch in 2019, An impeccable solo EP “Long Story Short” on Dutch label “Something Happening, Somewhere” in 2021 plus a couple of appearances on label such as Permanent Vacation or Nocta Numerica. Now firmly established in Copenhagen where he can synch his passion for music and his work as an architect, Eliott has found more of the space and time required to deploy his vision, which you'll soon get to hear a lot more of in the form of exciting solo endeavors and parallel collaborations.

Eliott Litrowski ■ Hapësira Podcast XLIII

Streaming from Amsterdam's Radio Radio: this is RRFM.NL w/ @vananh

RRFM • Van Anh • 16-03-2022

GartenSchneck

2025-09-02  kaktus

This album is a visual journey into the heart of fashion. It is a tribute to the artistry, the drama, and the sheer creativity that unfolds on the runway. We explore not just the clothes, but the moments—the silent preparation backstage, the electric energy of the catwalk, and the stories told in every stitch and silhouette. Each photograph captures the essence of style as a living, breathing art form, celebrating the diverse designers, models, and visionaries who shape the industry. This is a look behind the curtain, a celebration of fashion in its most powerful and beautiful form.

Neon Pulse

Fiedel joins our series this week paying homage to early influences such as Kraftwerk and showing variety in his collection connecting electro and breaks throughout with purpose and energy. "As a music lover, I enjoy different kinds of music. As a DJ, I didn't play only techno throughout my career but several different styles. For the Dimensions podcast I wanted to lay the focus on broken beats. It turned out to be a mix of electro, breaks and d'n'b." 

As a producer, Fiedel has releases on Ostgut Ton and launched his own Fiedelone and Super Sound Tool labels and explains a little about the next release: "For the upcoming release on Super Sound Tool I chose one track by Brazilian born and London based producer Vinicius Honorio, which has a rather ruff electro-ish and funky touch. In my eyes it works well as a tool to combine different styles or in a pure Electro or Breaks set."

https://soundcloud.com/fiedelone

Dimension Mix

DIM211 - Fiedel

Read our interview with @israel-vines and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/IsraPod

Groove Podcast 286

Tracklist

Groove Podcast 286 - Israel Vines

Today we launch our Samhain XX weekly podcast series, with archives of all the sets performed during the streaming event. We begin the series with a set from BMG.

video: https://youtu.be/gxDV5W7C9hI
 
BMG on Samhain:
"It's the Celtic holiday that Halloween spawns from. It was the loop point, the new year. Ancient people dealt with grey areas in strange ways, the change between years caused this loose period existing between the end and beginning. This is where it gets interesting: they believed dimensions were colliding in a sort of interdimensional crosstalk, where the planes of the living and the dead were touching, so the dead could walk the earth. A way to convene with your ancestors, and a great reason to burn fires and scare your friends and neighbors. There's way more to it, most of it can't be written, it can only be felt, which is usually elusive but somehow easy at this time of year."
 
The original recurring party for Interdimensional Transmissions is Samhain, celebrating the ancient Celtic holiday that acknowledges the loop point of time, and the origin of IT. Had there not been Covid-19 the plan killer, we would have had the 20th anniversary of this party in Detroit, with Eris Drew headlining. As it stood, we celebrated Samhain XX with an over the top stream celebrating so many facets that we find fascinating, a place for total immersion into interesting music and cutting edge thoughts for a whole weekend at our favorite time of year. This was broadcast continuously for over 30 hours on October 31 — November 1, 2020. 
 
If the world is going to burn, this is what we want to hear, who we want to be surrounded by. Thank you so much to every artist for sharing your art and musical vision. And thank you to Jim Gibbons (AVS) for mastering all the audio, Andrew Charles Edman for the psychedelic visuals and all the art layers from Amber Gillen. And thank you to @thebunkerny for hosting the stream.

Interdimensional Transmissions Podcast

IT Podcast

IT.podcast.s10e03: BMG at Samhain XX

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