SUPPORTERS

I Want to Be a Witch and I Just Can't Fake It Breakbeat Techno Mix

1. KAFKACTRL - Hashing Technic (Gladio Operations)
2. Assembler Code & Jensen Interceptor - Funk Spitter (Trust)
3. KAFKACTRL - XOR Calculator (Gladio Operations)
4. Maelstrom - Ascii Twins (Cultivated Electronics)
5. 5ZYL - Reese Dreams (PZ)
6. Maelstrom - Permanency (Cultivated Electronics)
7. CALAGAD13 - S-Cape (Cosmic Tribe)
8. CALAGAD13 - Unconscious Self ‘Erhalder Rmx’ (Cosmic Tribe)
9. Drivetrain - That Detroit (Soiree)
10. CALAGAD13 - S-Cape ‘Wicked Wes Rmx’ (Cosmic Tribe)
11. Minimum Syndicat - Silicunt Valley (Minimum Syndicat)
12. CALAGAD13 - Non-Duality ‘Creasol Rmx’ (Cosmic Tribe)
13. Acidulant - Gateway to Acid (Fanzine)
14. KAFKACTRL - Hadron Cascade (Another Perspective)
15. KAFKACTRL - Integer Corruption (Gladio Operations)
16. KAFKACTRL - Kuramoto Model (Another Perspective)
17. 5ZYL - Xklusive Style (PZ)
18. KAFKACTRL with Modular K - Weird Particles (Another Perspective)
19. 5ZYL - Ouzo (PZ)
20. Assembler Code & Jensen Interceptor - Neuromancer (Trust)
21. L.F.T. - Cursed Ship (Mechatronica)
22. CALAGAD13 - Biomantics (Cosmic Tribe)
23. Parand - Outsiders Chain (New Flesh)
24. Assembler Code & Jensen Interceptor - NRG LVLS (Trust)
25. HR101 - Watch The Collapse (Earwiggle)
26. Hermeth w/ Stelmakh - Fvck War (Tripalium Corp)
27. Kashpitzky - System Error (Be As One)
28. Hermeth - Bababoy ‘Ben Pest Remix’ (Tripalium Corp)
29. Ben Pest - Who Would Have Thought I’d Be (Cultivated Electronics)
30. Minimum Syndicat - Marauders (Minimum Syndicat)
31. Ben Pest - 26 Hybrid (Cultivated Electronics)
32. Zeta Reticula - Dial That Number (Mechatronica)
33. Orlando Voorn - Need for Speed (Nocturbulous)
34. Umwelt - Transmission From Hydra (New Flesh)
35. CALAGAD13 - Non-Duality ‘5ZYL Rmx’ (Cosmic Tribe)
36. Umwelt & Parand - Time Paradox (New Flesh)
37. Annie Hall - Atomic 20 ‘Kodah Remix’ (Natural Selection)
38. Umwelt & Parand - Spaceshifters (New Flesh)
39. HR101 - Nocturnal Beings (Earwiggle)

Warehouse Manifesto Vol. 47

Zoen (@zzoenn) born and raised in Madrid, blends his lifelong love for rap with deep roots in electronic music.  What started with late nights in local clubs in the 90's soon turned into a full-blown passion leading him to start his vinyl collection in 2015, beginning with disco, funk, and American house before expanding into a variety of genres. On this occasion, he offers the recording of his set at the MLK Festival last February. From Dub to Electro, a podcast driven by passion and a deep connection to the culture. Enjoy it!
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TRACKLIST:
Andy Kneale - Legacy
Erhalder - Chip Stress 01 (Video Mix)
Kiddmisha - Breaking News
Creasol - Cave Shaker
Generali Minerali - Smooth D
CALAGAD 13 - S-Cape (Cyborg Rethoric Remix)
Erhalder - Chip Stress 03 B
Viikatory - Changes
Vertical67 - Mirrored
Fobos Hailey - Young 2006
Reptant - First Contakt
FL 000 - Fuji
Rico Casazza - Rainmaker
Generali Minerali - Mars Generation
Addict - Make Up
Fobos Hailey - Shedance
5ZYL - Crow Conspiracy
Digjit - Blade 4
ICES-003 - 488 Acid Traxxx
Digjit - Hit Me In The Face So I Can Feel Something
Kangding Ray - Bitter Keylime
Morphology - Gradient Descent
RNBWS - LXTC
Credit 00 x Wolf Muller - Urban Utan

N2MU PDCST124 - Zoen

SIIIO is a Singaporean-born, London-based producer and DJ whose sound draws from the raw energy of Electro, Techno, and Punk subcultures. His work reflects the unique tension of navigating life between two cities, blending industrial soundscapes with Southeast Asian percussion and samples to express a sense of cultural dissonance.

Starting his musical journey as a member of Singaporean emo band Xingfoo&Roy in 2013, they released two LPs and two EPs, and toured across Malaysia, Indonesia, and Japan.
His DIY ethos, deeply rooted in the punk and emo scenes, continues to shape his approach to electronic music.

SIIIO’s latest EP, SABO, channels influences from Russian Electro Punk and EBM, genres he discovered after relocating to London. Constantly evolving, SIIIO pushes boundaries with a sound that reflects his diverse influences and experiences.

Which artists has influenced you the most?
- Many artists over the years, but as for 2025 here are some that I keep going back to (in alphabetical order): BLUMITSU, Calagad 13, COIDO, EID55558.55, Errortica, GLYNY, IMOGEN, K-65, Somnolent Works.

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?
- Been deep in the process this past month, putting together a self-release EP — something different from the usual sound.
A few label drops are also in the pipeline. Gonna play some parties in London and looking to play more around the world so hit me up if you're keen to do something together (:

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?
- Been loving Mechatronica's releases these past few years. Also massive shoutout to Ovelha Trax, Gestalt Promo & Tripallium Corp 🖤

What inspires you now to create music?
- I’m drawn to the idea of disruption as a way to question what we accept as normal/mainstream.
Music gives me space to reflect, challenge norms, and communicate things that aren’t easy to say out loud.

What set-up do you use when creating music?
- MacBook Pro, Logic, Yamaha HS80M 

Follow:
@siiio-bak



Strange But Dance Music #210: SIIIO

One of the enduring powerhouses of our era returns for RA.1000 with a riotous mix.

When Helena Hauff made her first RA Podcast appearance back in 2013, she was on the eve of releasing her debut production on Actress' Werkdiscs imprint. In the 12 years that have elapsed, she's become not just a household name within electronic music, but the kind of rare talent that lives in seclusion from industry tumultt.

(Hauff, enviously, has never even owned a smartphone.)

Her calling card continues to be her penchant for rough and ready EBM, electro and new wave. Her unique ability is creating a singular listening experience from disparate or out-of-favour tracks, with a raw immediacy that functions as a redress to over-choreographed modern DJing.

Her outsider approach is on show once again for RA.1000. Threaded together by strobe-lit DIY electronica, old-school acid house and corrosive machine funk that chews up the ear, the nearly two-hour set raises the bar once again.

In the sci-fi themed first half, Hauff drops two Cybotron tracks, nodding to Juan Atkins' blueprint for electro. You'll also hear "Riot" by Underground Resistance, the definitive mission statement for a world ablaze. This is musical anarchism, executed to the highest degree.

Find the tracklist and interview at ra.co/podcast/1017. Listen to all RA.1000 mixes, as well as the complete history of the RA Podcast, at https://1000.ra.co

RA.1000 Helena Hauff

1. Client _03 - You Are A Machine (Client_03)
2. Client _03 - ImitationAssembleyVolume (Client_03)
3. Sinitsin - Thinking Machine (Gladio Operations)
4. Elektrotechnik - Impuse (Tiger Weeds)
5. Cyberdom - Tectonics (Voidless)
6. Elektrotechnik - Das Fundament (Tiger Weeds)
7. Cyberdom - Collapse (Voidless)
8. Elektrotechnik - Der Mechanismus (Tiger Weeds)
9. Cyberdom - System Strikers (Voidless)
10. Elektrotechnik - Bipolar (Tiger Weeds)
11. Atix - King of Fighter (Cosmic Tribe)
12. Protocolo Sysex - Notthefuture (Gladio Operations)
13. Elektrotechnik - Hard Symphony (Cosmic Tribe)
14. Client _03 - TESTBED DOT SELF_03 (Client_03)
15. Ma Haiping - Mind Reader (Scan)
16. AW \\ PB - 2029 (Brothers)
17. Sound Synthesis - Rotterdam Electro (Orbital Mechanics)
18. Calagad 13 - Area Desconocída (Cosmic Tribe)
19. Ma Haiping - No Exposed (Scan)
20. Driss Dennis presents OCB - Syntax Error (Metroplex)
21. EC13 - The Unreal Elektro Era (Cosmic Tribe)
22. The Advent & Zein Ferreira - Syncopated (Cultivated Electronics)
23. Gunnar Haslam - Vector No Campo (Lovers Rock)
24. The Advent & Zein Ferreira - Probe (Cultivated Electronics)
25. London Modular Alliance - The Last Ninja (Longhaul)
26. The Advent & Zein Ferreira - Space Surfer (Cultivated Electronics)

Warehouse Manifesto Vol. 51

musical ADHD | fucking around and finding out

I Want to Be a Witch and I Just Can't Fake It Breakbeat Techno Mix

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