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Factory Sounds Volume. 1 is a collection of dark drones, hard rhythms, and pulsing machine noise: the perfect soundtrack for the factory worker deep into their late-night double shift. Drawing influence from techno, electronica and classic electro; FSV1 pushes the boundaries of conventional electronic music and gives an insight to the artists who are; International Chrome.

Supports from; Maelstrom, Clouds, Voiron, Baroque, Costello, Drox, Hoshina Anniversary, Commuter, Light Year, Glass Figure, Linda Marigliano, Tunnel Signs, Dreems, BS1, Gin Sling, WORKERPOOR, Craig Williams     

ZIP DL:

http://www.mediafire.com/view/r1m696txihpt964/INTL.C_-_Factory_Sounds_Vol.1

https://www.facebook.com/pages/INTLC/732115356808989?fref=ts

Mona. S - Momentalo

Recorded at the Fusion Festival 2015. 

1. Jonas Saalbach & Mz Sunday Luv - Thinking Of You
2. Andreas Henneberg - Grim (Jonas Saalbach Remix) [Heinz Music - soon]
3. Chris Robin & Saalbach - Metope [Moodmusic]
4. Jonas Saalbach - Everything changes [Motek - Sept.]
5. Jonas Saalbach & BOg - Indi Rubels [Bedrock - Aug.]
6. Jonas Saalbach & Shimmer - For A Moment [Einmusika]
7. Stefan Mint & Leman & Dieckmann - Mayan (Jonas Saalbach Remix) [Dantze]
8. Jonas Saalbach & BOg - The Prince [Bedrock - Aug.]
9. Jonas Saalbach & Tschoris - Boorka [Save Us - 06.07]
10. William Medagli, Thallulah , Jose Maria Ramon - No Infinity (Jonas Saalbach Remix) [Einmusika]

Jonas Saalbach | Liveset | Fusion Festival 2015

Our next Einpodcast from Giorgia Angiuli is the perfect soundtrack for a hot summer. Find some brand new tracks in it which will be soon released on Einmusika. 

Press play and enjoy the melodic journey!

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EINPODCAST #32 by Giorgia Angiuli

From the new EP Dead Receiver

Korg MS-20, Volca Beats and Minilogue, Arturia Minibrute, Roland JP-08, MFB Microzwerg, Nord Micromodular 


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HWID (feat sprungmodeler)

Singularity

Terra Incognita

Antenna Manifold

This is the title track of the EP 'The Unforgiven' released by Electronic Emergencies. Buy link for Vinyl and MP3 https://clone.nl/item36664.html

The Unforgiven

@darkscienceelectro

Aether Pilot - HWID
ERP - Valley View
Versalife - Shine Eye
Maelstrom - 80 Ersatz (Venice mix)
Eargoggle & Das Muster - Starke
LCTR - Neon In The Eye
Ekman - Untitled 9
MetaComplex - Polymer Matrix
Microthol - Late Shift At The Meson Factory
Koova - Excess
Weltwirtschaft - Todesgesicht
Sbassship - Pre-Existent Future
Retax Gorgon - Organic Failure
Cylob - Flicklife

Dark Science Electro - Episode 269 - 5/27/2016

A playlist/mix documenting the chronological development of Electro Music as seen through the eyes of www.soundcloud.com/dvsnme

Kraftwerk - The Man Machine (1978)
YMO - Insomnia (1979)
Ultravox - Herr X (1980)
Afrika Bambaataa - Planet Rock (1982)
Cybotron - Clear (1983)
Egyptian Lover - Egypt Egypt (1984)
Model 500 - Night Drive (1985)
Freestyle - The Party Has Just Begun(1986)
Tony Lorenzo - Destiny (1987)	
The X-Men - X-Men (1988)
Professor X - Saga (1989)
Dynamix II - Ignition (1990)
Underground Resistance - Base Camp Alpha 808 (1991)
Drexciya - Beyond The Abyss (1993)
Ectomorph - Parallax View (1995)
SEM- Area 5 (1996)
Anthony Rother - Basic Level (1997)
I-F - Secret Desire (1998)
Dexter - What's The Word? (2000)
Silicon Scally - The Silent Years (2001)
Alden Tyrell - Obsession Btz (2002)
Hyde vs Exzakt - I Am The Enemy (2003)
Blotnik Brothers - Uranium Angels (2004)
AS1 - Subsonic Delays (2005)
Arpanet - Reference Frame (2006)
AUX 88 - Elektro Muzik (2007)
VCS2600 - Verilog Circuit Synthesis (2008)
Alek Stark - Singularity (2009)
Morphology - Arcturus (2010)
CRC - Eye Of Louise Brooks (2012)
MetaComplex - The Time Is Near (2013)
Plant43 - Wounding Words (2014)
Rutherford - Spoken Word (2015)
Aether Pilot - Echo Location (2016)

Elektrospektiv - 1978 - 2016

Part 1 - Plant43 Interview and selections

Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro
Plant43 -Destroying Angel
Plant43 - GJ1214b
Plant43 - Hydro Subway
Plant43 - Edge of Consciousness
Plant43 - Cavernous Bones
Kraftwerk - Tour De France
Marley Marl & MC Shann - Marley Marl Scratch
Underground Resistance - Mirage
Plant43 - Dormant Technology
ERP - Eagle Nebula
Artefakt - Solaris
Cygnus - Radical User Interface
Plant43 - The Lightning Veil

Part 2 - Electro round-up

Franck Kartell - Eternite
T//error - Isotope 420
Blixaboy - Comet
London Modular Alliance - The Mind Is a Terrible Thing
ADJ - No Limits
Fleck ESC - The Cavern
Luxus Varta - Lizzy
Kurt Y. Godel - Chord Memory (Hyboid's Galactic Memory mix)
LBE - Ruins
Sematic4 - Flood
Mazzula - Bang
Carl Finlow - Chemical Bonds
Slaves of Sinus - People Who Destroy

Part 3 - DJ CPSmith  - CPU Records mix for Bass Agenda

Dink - MNLTH	
Mirror Comparator - Morphology	
Re-Entry	- Mikron	
Mynox - Jensen Interceptor	
Slate Grey Sky - Plant43	
Spook Show - DMX Krew
Red District Girls -	Cygnus	
Sleep Paralysis - Mikron	
Battery - Sync 24	
Tesseracter - Cygnus	
Zilog Z80 - Morphology	
Dinner Dance - Mrs Jynx	
Stellar Awakening	- CN	
Newmark Phase - Cygnus	
Some Future Spring (Instrumental)- Automatic Tasty	
Intravenous -	CN	
Leave Now - Microlith

Bass Agenda 138: Plant43 Interview & CPU Records mix

Die Zeiger laufen rückwärts und zeigen uns den Ursprung bei dem sie den Entschluss fassten ab sofort langsamer zu laufen!

Victor Norman: 
"It's not a standard collection of recent tunes. Every tune is from between 1990 and 1998, so probably older or at least the same age as many of those who will listen to it. If you remember any of these tracks from your own teenage years, congratulations, you're OLD.
I wanted to remind you that this new slow dance music phenomenon thats growing now isn’t actually so new at all and I wanted to also share with you some of the artists that got me interested in electronic music in the first place. At the same time i didn't want it to be a nostalgia trip full of Portishead and Massive Attack tunes. I also tried to pick tracks that don't sound like they're 20+ years old.  It was really, really hard. I had to throw out so many tunes, because I just couldn’t find  a good way to fit them into the mix. Producers of that era clearly didn’t follow the rules the same way we do now. For example, take any Triphop compilation from that time and you will find that the bpms vary all the way from 70 to 120 bpm. And almost none of the tunes will follow the 4*4 template we've come to expect from dance music. So intros, breaks, outros, are all out the door. If you were an active DJ at the time, I salute you. You had your work cut out for you." - Victor Norman

Victor Norman (Amselcom, Drossel, Akumandra) findet man hier:
https://soundcloud.com/vicnorman
https://www.facebook.com/djvicnorman/

Heimlich auf Facebook: 
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Artwork by: 
VAKAT (www.instagram.com/vakat.at/)

Heimlich Podcast #19 by Victor Norman

Tomorrow Square

AttackOfTheKrauts (EinheitsmenschSystemMix)

Headscan - Sketch #117 (performed live, Headroom studio, 2010)
Music: Claude Charnier
Vocal: Christian Pomerleau


Draft #117

Headscan is a Canadian music duo, composed of Claude Charnier (electronic music) and Christian Pomerleau (signer and multimedia director), based in Montreal, Quebec.

A collaborative work and a multidisciplinary project, Headscan is a shared vision intended as a synthesis of observations and reflections pertaining to human behaviour, cultural evolution and the impact of information technologies on modern society.

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