The guest of Hybrid mixes series is Vestibular Glow.

His musical journey started in 2020, during the first wave of COVID. Vestibular Glow learned DJing and production on his own and already in 2021 made  debut at the Ardor in Dnipro.

Personal genre arsenal varies from dark, melancholic and erotic motifs of EBM, Industrial, Darkwave, Minimal Synth to melodic, warm and contrasting New Wave, New Beat, Italo Disco, Synth Wave. By creating variance between genres with different moods, Vestibular Glow creates dynamics, emphasizes and reveals new corners of darkness and light.

Vestibular Glow - Hybrid Mix - 015

Entre Lineas w. Dolorosa & Camilo [02.05.2024]

DJ Vadim – Micro Course In Russian
Neotropic – Weeds
Drome - Hinterland, Kassler Kessel
9Lazy9 – Big Six
The Herbaliser ‎– Bring It
Chocolate Weasel – Weasenstein
Funki Porcini ‎– B Monkey
Wagon Christ – Loose Loggins
Roots Manuva ‎– Movements
The Cinematic Orchestra – Channel 1 Suite
Cujo - Northstar
Amon Tobin ‎– Chomp Samba

Vacuum: Ninja Tune Tribute @ KURS radio 08.05.2024

Noneside Selector: @dj_sith (Vinyl only)
«Погляд на танцювальний хаус з легким дотиком техно із колекції платівок які збирались за часів перебування в зоні бойових дій» 

«A look at dance house music with a light touch of techno from my records, collected while I was at the war front»

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DJSITH

Katro Zauber is a Ukrainian multidisciplinary artist who works as a DJ, music producer, and singer. She is currently based in Ibiza. In her music, she prefers an eclectic style that combines elements of groove house, hypnotic techno, electro, dark disco, and experimental electronics.
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Katro Zauber @ Kiosk Radio 25.05.2024

Rios October

INTROSPECTION

INTROSPECTION (Techno Dub Meet Dark Electro)

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https://tiny.cc/RHMC005

Birthed at the turn of the ‘80s, synth and wave music has remained a constant force over the last four decades, with a recent spike in interest in the sound offering further proof of its’ timeless, out-of-this-world quality. It’s against this backdrop that Dutch DJ Interstellar Funk presents his celebration of the style, “Artificial Dancers – Waves of Synth”.

A bumper compilation bristling with obscure and hard-to-find gems, the set sees the Artificial Dance label founder joining the dots between synthesizer and drum machine-driven tracks in a variety of subtly different styles. It’s the result of hundreds of hours spent digging through dusty old records, tapes, and the Bandcamp accounts of DIY musicians who have been active since the sound’s first boom in the early 1980s.

The 11-track set draws on tracks made and released at different times over the last 40 years, with the earliest cut committed to tape in 1978 and the most recent in 2018. While the tracks date from the ‘80s, ‘90s, noughties and 2010s, the showcased cuts are united by a primitive but futuristic quality that makes dating them difficult. In many cases, it’s hard to tell which tracks were made in the early 1980s and which were conjured up in 21st century studios.

As you’d expect, highlights are plentiful with a number of the most unknown or sought-after cuts appearing on vinyl for the first time. In this category you’ll find the Human League’s odd but inspired early number “4JG”, a near mythical 1982 live version of Liasons Dangereuses’ “Dias Cortas” (previously only available on a VHS video) and Chris and Cosey’s “Hybrid C”, a brilliant mid-’90s cut plucked from their CD-only album “Skimble Skamble”. You’ll also find a rare demo version of Clan of Xymox’s Dutch darkwave classic “Stranger”, which became a club smash across Europe in 1983.

Interstellar Funk has also chosen to showcase tracks by a range of DIY producers and lesser-known artists. These include Californian band Batang Frisco, who self-released a sole private press album in 1986 (their contribution, “Sewing Machine”, is dedicated to founder member Bill DiMichele, who passed away this year), Matthias Schuster’s Im Namen Des Volkes project – which contributes the previously unreleased 2014 track “Alles Ist Gewinn” – and Zahgurim, a short-lived early ‘80s act who reunited in 2018 to record their first new material since 1983.

If that wasn’t enough to set pulses racing, the compilation also showcases a solo track by sadly departed Psyche member Stephen Huss. Nobody is quite sure when Huss recorded “Infinity Sign”, but we can confirm this is the first time that one of his solo productions has ever appeared on vinyl.

Artificial Dancers: Waves of Synth will be released on the 31st of march as a gatefolded double LP and on all the digital platforms.

Tracklist:
1. Clan Of Xymox - Stranger (Demo)
2. Det Gylne Triangel - Maskindans
3. Zahgurim - The Living Room
4. The Human League - 4JG
5. Liaisons Dangereuses - Dias Cortas
6. Sociedades En Tetra Brik - Detector Martenot (Original Version)
7. Batang Frisco - Sewing Machine
8. Chris And Cosey - Hybrid C
9. Im Namen Des Volkes - Alles Ist Gewinn
10. Stephen Huss - Infinity Sign
11. Richard Bone - Alternate Music For The Hindenberg Lounge

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Interstellar Funk - Artificial Dancers: Waves of Synth (RHMC 005) - Snippets

Full album - http://vladimirgnatenko.bandcamp.com/album/skaak

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