A2 Deathmood (snippet)

We have 2 very special guests taking over 🇳🇱🌷
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For the first hour we invite amsterdam based @lenxi.ncb who blew us away with her hybrid live set at RR block party, a fusion of sounds with a firm electro imprint , lenxis style cannot really be defined or categorised by one genre. The mix she has kindly put Togther for us is packed full of her own productions and is one of our favourites to date
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Our second guest for the show is a name you have seen around a lot recently and also heard in our mixes @tifradj . Tifra is currently making moves across the scene with his signature progressive techno & trance sound, his latest EP on @dualitytrax is not one to miss. Tifra takes us on a proggy mystical journey for the second hour 👽

Handy Records - Balamii Radio - July2022 - Lenxi&Tifra

it’s been a while since I’ve done the full two-hour stint so here goes, expect a lot of genre-hopping and bags of new music inside - a lot of fun recording this one.

IDs on request.

Noods Radio - Ollie Kirk - 18.08.22

Marie Malarie is joining us for Tapes #73. . Best known for their carefully crafted sets and as a resident of one of London’s finest queer nights HOMODROP & Happy Endings at the much-loved Dalston Superstore.

Marie curates their very own own queer club nights whose focus is to bring DJs, new talents, performers and artists together to celebrate the beauty of music. As well as their residencies, they regularly seen spinning vinyl in the darkest, coolest corners of East London.

Interview: https://www.originssound.com/os-tapes/marie-malarie-mix

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INTERVIEW

Origins Tapes 073 - Marie Malarie

good tunes from kia + jek

@kiasvs 
@jek.media

world wide unlimited w kia & jek @ The Lot Radio 09 - 29 - 2022

[ESP108] LORD OF THE ISLES - Night Of The Endless Beyond - 2xVinyl/Digital LP
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Release November 18
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'Night Of The Endless Beyond', the sophomore album by Lord Of The Isles AKA Neil McDonald for the ESP Institute, had almost become a mythical piece of work. The tracks very slowly crept into formation from the lowest depths of 2021, and once the completed album finally made the leap from creation into manufacturing, an entirely new onslaught of follies and delays awaited at the pressing plant. We began to laugh, for not only did Mario Hugo’s otherworldly sleeve artwork visually translate this music so well, but it was an uncanny premonition to the album being lost in space, falling through a black hole, evaporating into the aether like a dream that never really happened. But, at long last, ground control has confirmed contact! It did happen, it will arrive, and it’s not a myth. Listening to 'Night Of The Endless Beyond' now feels like the return of a strayed friend, one whose distance left us pining for an embrace. Although this Techno relies on unassuming means, there is a remarkably complex and persuasive emotional statement embedded here, insisting we learn to endure the long game and allow ourselves patience to investigate and appreciate the minutiae contained not only within the notes, but their negative space. From its introduction, through its mellow crests and valleys, there is a conveyance of restraint — subtle dynamics that quietly beg for attention, repetition so hypnotic that imaginary melodies are inescapable, transient peaks so deliberately scaled that we mourn the subsequent decay. In accordance with Neil’s ESP debut, 'In Waves', we never feel attacked by instrumentation but shielded from sharp edges, able to step inside the music, breathe the air it occupies and know its true intentions, whether bright or bleak. “The truth of the universe is waiting … the truth of what is … it’s all going to go away … everything … into blackness … the void … and nobody is in charge.” “…and what do you do with that?” We stare long into the 'Night Of The Endless Beyond' and answer… “You smile.”
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Artwork by Mario Hugo
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Mastered by Nick Moore

A2 Deathmood (snippet)

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