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Agonis - Algoflash [AMEN009]

Marseille's Loïc Bodjollé started out making classic Chicago house as Donarra. As good as it was, he has really found his voice as @cardinalandnun. It's a project at the opposite end of the musical spectrum - a place where dreamy grooves and imagined utopias have been replaced by a much more biting reality. Deranged vocals, tortured guitars and punk synths drag you into a world of raw and visceral sound that has found a perfect home on L.I.E.S.  Back in March, Ron Morelli's label put out Bodjollé's Dancing In Evil album, a gothic collection of EDM, industrial and electro from the dark side. 

This week's no holds barred mix takes you right back to the same place in an instant. Clunking factory automation, caustic drones and heavily distorted drum machines lend the mix a sense of architecture that traps you at the centre while repeatedly collapsing around you. What starts as a collage of short, wrecked textures and busted loops eventually turn into a more elongated techno sound. It is blistered, banging and brilliantly suited to the grottiest rave warehouse you could ever imagine.

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Dekmantel Podcast 333 - Cardinal & Nun

Link to full release: https://northernelectronics.bandcamp.com/album/a-dove-has-spread-her-wings-relief-for-ukraine

As a direct response to Russia's diabolic invasion of Ukraine, Northern Electronics assembles a sonic charity collection in order to raise funds for UNICEF, helping the children and families who’s suffering under the rage of their occupier.

All proceeds will go to UNICEF Ukraine.
credits
released February 28, 2022

Artwork by Maja Godek
Compiled by Anthony Linell
Mastered by Neel at EnissLab, Rome

Tracklist:

1. Aasthma - Fragments 
2. O.utlier - Cyclonic
3. Marco Shuttle - Infinite Jest 
4. Claudio PRC - The Darkest Hour
5. Dorisburg - Chord Patterns
6. Evigt Mörker - Axa Delta
7. Abstract Man - Unity 
8. Sean Alexander - Reality Saw 
9. Art Alfie - Tasman
10. Dasha Rush - Mental Highway
11. Dimi Angélis - Fly By Night
12. Chloe Lula - Going Blind 
13. Shifted - Wire It Shut
14. Neel - Опір 
15. Bergqvist - Your Planet
16. Voiski - Nothing to Lose 
17. Svreca - Linear
18. Patrick Siech & Sandra Mosh - Bleached 
19. Daniel Avery - U 
20. Refracted - Ascend 
21. Mike Parker - Resonant Collider 
22. Abstract Division - Hope
23. Noah Gibson - Antagonist
24. Anthony Linell - The Wreath of Flowers 
25. Sculpture - Untitled
26. Donato Dozzy - x2v2
27. LF58 - Utopia
28. Sun - Glimpse of a Better World
29. Rune Bagge - I Am Nothing
30. Varg2™ - Exhausted [The Trees] Stands in this Unreal World
31.Magna Pia - Vsyo
32. These Hidden Hands - Censored Silence
33. rookas - Snake Island
34.Mr. Tophat - One, Two, Three… Let’s Go Over to the Hardcore Stuff

Going Blind

Timothy J. Fairplay presents ‘Dungeon Module Volume One’ an eight track compilation of tracks made by occasional visitors, Alias’s, pseudonyms, mystery producers, assumed names and alter egos who make music in Timothy’s Dungeon Module studio. Some of these tracks have appeared in Timothy’s dj sets and radio shows over the last year. 
Theres Timothy himself with ‘88 Manchester swimming pool party jam ‘Soap’. ‘Brain Wave’ by Humberside synth pop/new wave outsider Roland Telescopes. The robotic electro of ‘Northeast Sector’ by Zentraedi and closing side one with some deepspacetechno is MR. R.I.N.G. with ‘Mick’s Broadcast’ - taking its cue from a cut from the Running Man Soundtrack with a similar name.  Side B begins with Main Street Mining and the flanger heavy jackbeat of ‘Main Street’, then we have the long over due return of Antoine Rouge with the stomping euro dance of ‘Street Sucker’. Berlin school from Longo with its disco beat and monotone ‘Dancing Boys’ refrain. Finally the raw electro of Effectron ll ‘One More Day’ made with just an 808 and a Transcendent 2000. 
Available on limited Cassette and digital Download. 

Side A
Timothy J. Fairplay - Soap
Roland Telescopes - Brain Wave
Zentraedi - Northeast Sector
MR. R.I.N.G. - Mick’s Broadcast 

Side B
Main Street Mining - Main Street
Antoine Rouge - Street Sucker
Longo - Dancing Boys
Effectron ll - One More Day

All tracks written and produced by Timothy J. Fairplay.
Mastered by Alden Tyrell.
© Dungeon Module 2022
Published by House Of Klart.

Timothy J. Fairplay Presents Dungeon Module Volume One

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Timothy J. Fairplay - Dungeon Module Volume One CLIPS

Dalmata Daniel ‎– DDLP02
Olivia - Sen
[LP Vinyl / Digital]

Olivia returns to Dalmata Daniel with her debut album after her EPs on Pinkman and Dom Trojga and split vinyl with Tel Aviv-based Rapha on our label lately. 

The unique-sounding Krakow-based producer with 'Sen' gives us a glimpse into her enigmatic and obscure world, where the boundaries between reality and the abyss blur. Embrace the darkness as pulsating beats collide with haunting melodies, propelling you through an enigmatic underworld. 

This new full length album is another testament to Olivia's unrivaled artistry and her ability to traverse the boundaries, how she uses it, turn it upside down and mutated electro, techno, industrial and EBM genres in her own way.

DDLP02
All Music by @olivia-ungaro (Karolina Oleś)

Mastered by A.P (GS Mastering & Post)
www.ghostsounds.net

Art Director / Artwork by Daniel Jani (Studio Jetski)
www.instagram.com/studiojetski

© 2023 Dalmata Daniel
www.dalmatadaniel.com

Triple Vision Record Distribution: https://distribution.triplevision.nl

DDLP02: Olivia - Sen [SNIPPETS]

Tracklist, high-quality download + exclusive free track from the artist that comes along with this mix only available for Pinkman District subscribers: pinkman.bandcamp.com/pinkman-district

First up is Daniele Cosmo, a good friend of the label and half of Savage Grounds. This mix was recorded live at a party in Zurich, November 2017. Later this month Daniele will release a 7" on Pinkman Broken Dreams, pre-order here: https://pinkman.bandcamp.com/album/let-your-love-groan-pbd11

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PNKMIX-01 | Daniele Cosmo - Faceless

The stems of these tracks were made available by Tzusing. This is my spin on it :)Let me know what you think!

Tzusing - O.D.D. (Alberta Balsam Remix)

Having dedicated her life to unearthing the long lost gems of the early 80s via her Minimal Wave imprint, as well as curating thrilling modern music for her sub-label Cititrax, Veronica Vasicka has made a name for herself calling the shots from behind the curtain. Today, she steps into the spotlight as the headline artist with her highly anticipated debut solo 12″ on Regis’ imprint, Downwards. ‘From Here’ was recorded in 2004, with no intent to be released. Framed by a larger, more intimate process for Veronica, who was then keeping a sonic diary of her daily adventures via a 4-track recorder and analog synths, it puts into perspective the personal evolution and singular nature of one of today’s most acclaimed DJs and selectors to frequent the stages.

Setting up an out and out anxiogenic, eerie industrial atmosphere from your darkest fantasies, Veronica’s original mix burns slowly, like a glowing candle in the cold night. Exposing a musical identity both sensuous and disenchanted, the track gets all the more dancy and carnal in the hands of Regis, who tweaks it into a smooth libertine late-nighter. Second to counter-seal ‘From Here’, former Nitzer Ebb and Depeche Mode collaborator Paul Kendall transforms it into a more riff-charged, busy sound design where textured membranes dangerously bleed into one another as distortions convulse recognisable shapes into an abstract tableau of machine whispers and altered fragrances. To top things off in regal manner, Robert Hampson – founder of the legendary band Loop and also Main – adds a propulsive, hi-NRG twist and delay-soaked dimension to the vibrant multiverse that makes for a variedly-nuanced debut 12″. A unique, shape-shifting object that suits Veronica Vasicka’s complex musical persona like a glove. And finally, the artwork is designed by Veronica herself, featuring two self-portraits she shot on 35mm film at 16 years of age.

Original track written & produced by Veronica Vasicka
A2 mix by Regis
B1 mix by Paul Kendall
B2 mix by Chasm aka Robert Hampson
℗ & © Downwards 2018
Cat. No. LINO80 – all rights reserved.

A1. Veronica Vasicka - From Here (Original 2004 Mix)[LINO80]

So here we are. When Guy asked me to do a little something something for the 20 Years Bunker Records party in a few weeks I thought, oh well, why not. "Doesn't have to be much, like 45 minutes?" he said. But then when I sat down to actually do it, blanks were drawn fast. Where the hell to begin? There's so much music, and being so close to it over the years all of it has some kinda misplaced significance and meaning. Damn son, this thing got me all ponderous. About my own game, about Bunker, the directions it took over the years and the importance it had in my life and that of a LOT of people around me. I am not even talking about music, but for some Bunker Records literally stood between drop-out-ville gun-in-mouth killing spree blues and the dance floor factory. The number of artists that got their start on Bunker Records and the number of quasi careers it launched is ridiculous. I can go full disclosure and admit that me and mines travelled the world at least half a dozen times on the back of it.

In many ways Bunker is an affirmation of the nerd life, a self contained (and carefuly cultivated) end game of it's serial monomaniac owner and creator Guy Tavares, who is, by his own admission, stuck forever alone at a high-school dance. Sprung from an environment that has largely been gentrified (The Hague) and a scene that is close to being wiped out (squatters dude!). Stark and slightly pompous in its vision, but never rigid and -godforbid- petty minded. It is also inclusive, welcomes the input of others and is quick to support upcoming artists. It doesn't really matter who you are or what you credentials are, if you've got a story to tell, you can roll no problem, the music always comes first. And yes dammit, sometimes this platitude really is what it is! It makes Bunker Records one of the very few true DIY labels and absolutely unique in today's music landscape: a Bullshit Detector for the noughties, a tiny giant hammering at the foundations of dance music's Ego Cathedrals. Alas, since none of *important* media seem to notice this birthday (yet), it feels a bit like a man toasting himself in the mirror of a Travel Inn single bedroom with sum minibar party favors listening to Orca Reunion. But hey, Dirty Brown fo' life!*

Back to this mix then, still wtf... I guess it's made up of some classics, some personal faves and some tracks I rediscovered while trying to figure out what to put in it. I tried to stay a bit broad and not too much stuck in one sound or period or artist AND not make it too messy. It turned into some GETO shit, RUFF around the edges, far from perfect, but it's got some confidence and personality: exactly how it should be with a thing like this. We're on some The Hague shit after all, not 4 decks minimal loops on your Traktor. And yeah your favorite track isn't in there but erm, don't take it personal, you're encouraged to make your own mix.

- TLR, CremeXo, 2012 - BunkerXMX001

*Umm since I wrote this the response has been pretty sick, guess we are not celebrating alone after all. Thanks for that! A little trackback can be found below the tracklist.

Fekking 20 YEARS BUNKER will be celebrated here:
PANZERKREUZ CATHARSIS, 20 YEARS OF BUNKER RECORDS @ PIP 15-09-’12
http://www.pipdenhaag.nl/?p=879
http://www.facebook.com/bunkerdh

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL VINYL PUSHERS
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TRACKLIST
DJ Technician - Never Answer The Phone (Various ‎– The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Plastic Sleeves - Cerebral Lineout (Bunker 3019, 2001)
Sendex - Evidence (Bunker3037, 2003)
XPlain - A3 Untitled (Bunker 018, 1994)
BS1 - A1 Untitled (Acid Planet 4, 1994)
Orgue Electronique - The Eye That Never Sleeps (Bunker 3004, 1999)
8Bit Rockers - Mobile Snowmobile (Part 2, Bunker 3018, 2001)
Elec Pt1 - A2 Untitled (Bunker 3083, 2009)
Unit Moebius - Monitor (Bunker 006, 1993)
Mantra - A2 Untitled (Third Mind, Bunker 3085, 2009)
Unit Moebius - Neutral Mix (Bunker 005, 1993)
Novamen - The Hague City (Bunker 3009, 2000)
Sendex - Pure Acid (Bunker 3033, 2003)
Gladio - Slave of Rome (Bunker 3025, 2003)
Unit Moebius - Beat That Percolator (Acid Planet 6, 1997)
Syncom Data - Abenteur Im Abendschein (Bunker 3039, SD Records – SD01, 2004)
Luke Eargoggle - Audio Warriors (Bunker 3027, 2003)
Polygamy Boys - Minus Man (Bunker 3038, 2003)
Unit Moebius - Zipper (Blue Attack Records – 123, 1993)
Polarius - Pump The Box (Jams In The Key Of Smack, Bunker 3022, 2002)
The Exaltics - Evolution of the Wrong Species (1000 Lights In The Sky (Part 1), Bunker 3089, 2010)
8Bit Rockers - A2 Untitled (8Bit, Bunker 3011, 2001)
Legowelt - Dance of the Moonbird (Tower Of The Gipsies, Bunker 3030, 2003)
Legowelt - Total Pussy Control (Pimpshifter, Bunker 3002, 2000)
Nimoy - Orca Reunion (Bunker 3070, 2007)
Pametex - Slique Brown Gloves (Bunker 3024, 2003)
Shemale - Aerobicide (Beyond the Northwind, Bunker 3064, 2007)
Composite Profuse - Children of Qana (Roma Aeterna, Bunker 3065, 2007) 
Rude 66 - Machine (Bunker 3006, 2000)
Ra-x - Body Rock (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Polytron - 247 (Various - Sound Of Suomi, Bunker 3034, 2004)
Electronome - On the Scene (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #1, Bunker 3000, 1998) 
The Exaltics - In the End You Got Nothing (1000 Lights In The Sky (Part 2), Bunker 3090, 2010)
Schmerzlabor - Car Audio Test Track (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Get It Boyz - Bass Obsession (Bunker 3012, 2001)
Plastic Sleeves - Robosexual (Bunker 3019, 2001) 
Interr-Ference - B3 Untitled (Bunker 026, 1994)
Beverly Hills 808303 - A3 Untitled (Acidplanet 4, 1994)
Los Hermanos Rodriguez - The Hague is The Plague (Bunker3020, 2002)
Legowelt - Electro Race (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #1, Bunker 3000, 1998) 

http://www.discogs.com/DJ-TLR-The-Hague-Is-The-Plague-20-Years-Bunker-Records/release/3848806
http://www.zero-inch.com/blog/The_Bunker_Records_Story_gl03/14020
http://www.djbroadcast.nl/features/featureitem_id=1807/Bunker_wordt_20_Ik_heb_te_doen_met_de_jonge_generatie.html
http://backtobionic.com/mix-collector-part22-tlr-20-years-bunker-records/
http://www.future-past.org/10846/dj-tlr-the-hague-is-the-plague-20-years-bunker-records/
http://www.junodownload.com/plus/2012/08/28/listen-tlrs-the-hague-is-the-plague-mix/
http://www.clubbingspain.com/mixes/2012/tlr-the-hague-is-the-plague.html
http://dj716music.blogspot.fr/2012/08/the-hague-is-plague-20-years-bunker.html
http://elektropunkz.net/2012/08/30/20-lat-na-czele-podziemia-bunker-records/
http://paraplanradio.blogspot.nl/2012/08/20-years-bunker-records-tlr-mix.html
http://tinyurl.com/8e37zbs
http://topsy.com/soundcloud.com/cremeorganization/the-hague-is-the-plague-20

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The Hague Is The Plague - 20 Years Bunker Records (djtlrmixie)

These clips are a taster from the new Arpanet live show. 

The next Arpanet live show will take place at Plex, Corsica Studios, London on Friday, October 5th.

The next Dopplereffekt show takes place at Up to Date Festival, Balyiastok, Poland on Friday, September 21st.

To book Arpanet or Dopplereffekt please contact shaun@futurityworks.net

Arpanet - tracks from new live show

Weird Science is Sunday afternoon event series hosted by Remedy and @rhythmic_discourse at Magick City for local and guest dj's to showcase their personal tastes beyond regular club environment.

Presented here live recording of An-i (Douglas Lee) 2 hour set recorded on a Sunday of May 19th, 2019 in Brooklyn NY.

An-i is alias of former New Yorker, now Berlin based  DJ and producer Douglas Lee affiliated with Cititrax, Mannequin and L.I.E.S. labels. Douglas uses An-i for the darker side of his sound.

MC11: Weird Science with An-i (Douglas Lee)

Futurity supports and promotes a select band of Detroit and Detroit influenced artists, including: Arpanet, Urban Tribe, Dopplereffekt, DJ Stingray, Neutrino and Zerkalo on releases and related tours. Futurity provides each artist the platform to present their creative works with the aim of enhancing and furthering the unique appeal of this special breed of electronic music.

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Worldwide representation

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Arpanet : Rephlex, Record Makers 

CN : Rephlex, Weme

Dopplereffekt :Rephlex, Clone, Gigolo

Mariska : Micron Audio, Planet E

Neutrino: http://vimeo.com/neutrinoprogramm

Urban Tribe : Planet E, Mahogani, Trust

Zerkalo : Clone, Frustrated Funk

For booking and other enquiries please contact : shaunellis1973@gmail.com



Arpanet - tracks from new live show

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