The Monk recorded playing experimental music on his personal home stereo--a rather large Funktion-One system up in the mountains, tuned by his ears for his ears--for Mindgames at Balance. October 2021. Hodaigi Campground, Gunma, Japan. 

(Note: volume level is intentionally low at the beginning. Adjust your ears, not the volume.)

Mixer: Alpha Recording Systems 6700
Time: Saturday closing set after Wata Igarashi

The Monk - Mindgames - Balance (October 2021)

If you like any of the music then please support the artists and labels and buy it.

1. Irreversible Entanglements & Thomas Stanley - Jazzcodes Outro
2. Nicola Conte & Gianluca Petrella - African Spirits (Fred P Interpretation)
3. Jazzanova - Saturday Night Special (Kai Alce Ndatl Remix)
4. Waajeed - Motor City Madness (Underground Resistance Remix)
5. Ociya - Distant Star
6. Indio - Antero
7. Deetron Presents Soulmate - In Main
8. Utroit & K.O.S - Roku
9. Remco Beekwilder - Parkhaus
10. Ten Lardell - Timekeeper
11. Traxx + Turtle Bugg - Tuning Circuits For A Revolution
12. The Jak - A Lost Religion
13. Terrence Dixon - The Test of Time
14. Indio - Phoenix
15. Utroit & K.O.S - Yamazakura
16. Alexander Johansson & Mattias Fridell - Klot
17. Kenji Hina - Laced Up
18. Neighbourhood - Swing Sessions A1
19. Kuf & Dold  - Track 4
20. Max Watts - Primal Spirit  A1
21. Deetron Presents Soulmate - Tribe One
22. Lag & X-Coast pres XL Traxx - M-Bomb
23. Kenji Hina - Stuck Off The Realness
24. Rudy Rugar - Back To Enterprise
25. Arbeld Adelt - Death Disco (Marcellus Pittman Alive Disco Edit)
26. Zy The Way - Small Stars (Ron Trent Remix)
27.  Mike Schommer - Very Being (Deepchord Remix)
28. As One - The Ladder - (Ian O'Brien Remix)
29. Low Tape - Cosmic Tides
30. Ten Lardell - Polygonization II
31. Dego - Warp 7

DJ Mix Feb 23

Daisy Moon goes deep and dark for her Fact mix, rattling through high-velocity club rotators and synapse singeing shape-shifters tailor-made for irresistible peak time tension.

https://www.factmag.com/2023/03/20/fact-mix-daisy-moon/

Fact Mixes

Fact Mix 900: Daisy Moon (Mar '23)

Live recording from the Communion Stage at The Great Beyond 2023

Henry Chow at The Great Beyond 2023

Follow @0fishal, @mizzsoftee

An increasingly established voice in New York’s nightlife, Samuel Fish is an organizer and artist originally from Portland, Oregon whose interests are deeply intertwined with the underground. As a core mind behind Mizz Softee, the diversity of his tastes is reflected in the talent recruited for any events he’s involved in, ranging from classic techno and house, to emerging sounds from outer regions, and healthy doses of authentic New York after-hours grit. A digger par excellence, Sam’s selections change with his surroundings to slot in with his invitees or flow to their own wayward conclusions, often evading strict genre to revel in groove and atmosphere through deep house, techno, ultramodern breakbeats, wave, vintage tech house, early trance, and leftfield picks.

As Mizz Softee rises to ever greater renown, so does her ambition, recruiting legends like DJ Rolando, DJ Hyperactive, Sandrien, Mike Dearborn, Anthony Parasole, Marco Shuttle, Mystic Bill and many more. Sam’s sure handed guidance balances weighty names with the crème de la crème of US and international tastemakers and local luminaries with unquestionable credentials. Emphasizing continuity and content in both his sets and his curation, he seeks to return ethics to the dancefloor, both in the quality of the music and the atmosphere his endeavors embrace.

Acid Camp Vol. 146 —  Samuel Fish

Covering Ruby SD's nightshow, Elsa takes you through an incredible hour of glitchy house, super smooth electro and gorgeous proggy rollers. #House #electro #prog

Ruby SD w/ ELSA - 14/03/24 - Voices Radio

My monthly Netil radio show featuring Daniel Avery. 
Usual guest format, I play the first 30 mins, Dan played a glorious hour in the middle, comprising of early eighties pop, low and slow electronics, some Swordsman for good measure. I slap a few crunchy industrial numbers on at the end. Hope you like it...

Nick Stephens with Daniel Avery (Netil Radio Show 04.04.24)

When it comes to Japanese cultural heritage, design and precision become tools to elevate the aesthetical aspect of musical artifacts. This mix is an hour-long hand crafted journey, where @kohei-deura selects timeless songs from the glitch hop, ambient/drone of the early 60s and puts them together with contemporary experimental productions, strictly on vinyl. The perceived feeling of this workflow is made of dynamic and microtonal imperfections, leaving ample space for an uninterrupted playback that well preserves the temporal abstractions of each selected record.

Decadance #058 | Olevv

Running through some of the music I've been playing in the club the past few months, themed loosely around the music I've been playing at my All Centre residency, and some of the artists that I've been playing alongside.

https://www.instagram.com/george.coe.w

Coe @ The Lot Radio 05-14-2024

Ike Release presents another edition of EPISODES for The Lot Radio featuring unreleased and new music on Nervous and Haruka’s Protection label.

http://www.instagram.com/ike_release

EPISODES with Ike Release @ The Lot Radio 05-16-2024

LIFE AS WE KNOW IT

Henry Chow's productions lie at the musical intersection of a fine souffle and the most thorough enhanced TSA security groping. Always known for timeless funky bass lines and outer space melodies, Henry started the DJ voyage in 1996.

With his b-boy roots, his music interests started with hip hop, funk, and rare grooves, and expanded to include house, drum 'n bass, and eventually techno. He began buying techno music for Chemistry Records, where record store employee Tim Xavier would sneak Chow records to listen to.

By the turn of the millennium, he had started playing on the MKULTRA radio show on Rice University's KTRU 91.7 FM on a regular basis, and then moved on to throwing a string of warehouse parties featuring his raw, percussion-driven techno sound. Along the way, Henry released records on, among other labels, Marco Carola's Zenit imprint, that brought him gigs through out the States and overseas.

With his mind blown by one fateful visit to the Robert Johnson club during a tour through Germany, Henry came back to Houston to set the stage for what would eventually become a new musical direction in the studio, and a new series of events under the name Crossroads along with his friend Sasha Braverman. Together they have hosted one of Texas' longest running monthly parties, bringing to town some of the best talent from around the world.

Constantly reuniting new and classic sounds, Henry's DJ sets keep dance floors captivated and moved all night long.
  