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Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2014/06/thrashing-whip-avalon-emerson-re

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Some Ember - The Thrashing Whip (Avalon Emerson Remix)

"One song in the mix is already released but the rest of them are new, unreleased stuff that was brought here from far off places in my mind. It was then tuned to the original Kammerton 432Hz, mixed together and overdubbed with a few chosen loops of really old techno songs from musicians who are inspiring me until today. This podcast is more tranquil and has nothing to do with the live sets I play at the moment." - Vril

Vril - 432Hz (Unreleased)

MRT004 - Bruno Belluomini - Agony

All credit to J Choirboy for making a tune that sounds exactly like it's title suggests. For those of you too young to remember, Fantazia was one of the legendary early 90s mega-raves held in The Sanctuary in Milton Keynes - and J Choirboy has knocked together a sublime piece of breakbeat throwback in homage [read more on Ransom Note here - http://www.theransomnote.co.uk/music/premieres-exclusive-streams/premiere-j-choirboy-fantazia/ ]

Premiere: J Choirboy - Fantazia

Nthng - In The Afterglow

Monolithic, stabby chords hint towards a weighty piano workout, but that's just the appetiser before Gehm unleashes a piercing acid line of a main course. Combine that with some boisterous drums and you're left with a track capable of shaking the sturdiest of buildings by their foundations.

Pre-order: bit.ly/22r0WMM

@andreasy
@midnight-shift

Premiere: Andreas Gehm - Little Funk [Midnight Shift]

Melbourne’s Superconscious Records has become a source for straight-up, surefire club records. A string of 12”s from András, Francis Inferno Orchestra, Luis CL and more have presented a globally focused sound from a humble stable, grown out of Australia’s greatest city.
International nomad and the imprint’s co-founder Fantastic Man follows suit with the label’s sixth record Rhythm Algorithm. A hypnotic trio of mind bending explorations, all with a firm retrospective nod to the inner-city sounds that club music is built on.

Fantastic Man - Trance Sexual - preview

Blawan's new project, Bored Young Adults

3 track EP out soon!

TTT046

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Bored Young Adults – Shy Dancers On Bungalowdorf Beach

Lanark Artefax - Touch Absence (Intimidating Stillness Mix)

Out with the ‘Uncharted Remixes EP’ via Just This on February 17

@landside
@bambounouofficial
@just-this

More: https://thump.vice.com/de/track/bambounous-remix-fr-landside-bringt-licht-ins-dunkel

Uncharted Remixes EP

Landside - Signs Of Change (Bambounou Remix)

https://timedance.bandcamp.com/album/remixes-1

Remixes - 1

Bruce - I'm Alright Mate (Asusu Remix)

Alessandro Adriani - Enter The Fire
A1. He Who Harnesses The Souls
Release date: December 8th 2017
12" / Digital

It was probably only a matter of time until eclectic producer and Mannequin label founder Alessandro Adriani would join up with Stroboscopic Artefacts, since both are heavily invested in taking electronic music listeners outside of their comfort zone and into a world of unpredictable outcomes. Adriani’s debut EP for the label, Enter the Fire, is the first evidence of a new mutation in the Stroboscopic DNA, as can be seen by a shift in Ignazio Mortellaro’s design work for the label (it is in keeping with the previous horticultural theme of the records, but now features directly scanned objects - in this case a single leaf features on the cover). 

Adriani’s work has appeared at a time when, even as electronic music continues to expand into all kinds of new territories, many still associate its signature sounds (analog synthesis, quantized percussion etc.) exclusively with the time in which they first began to make a significant cultural impact. Fortunately, innovators like Adriani ignore this belief that sounds must remain harnessed to a specific point in human history: his attitude towards music making is that the changing circumstances of our environments always have the potential to put a fresh spin on the sounds associated with a previous time and place. In other words, he does not cater to any conceptions of “retro” or dreams of future past. His curriculum vitae as a producer, event organizer, and label owner all comes back to this ethos of getting beyond the “museum exhibit” mentality to music and keeping it vital in the here and now.

The music on Enter the Fire will not disappoint fans of the hard-edged, aerodynamic style that Adriani has perfected over the years: his skillful distillation of the most impactful elements from genres like EBM, acid, darkwave and industrial is on display the moment that the needle lands upon the grooves of the opening track “He Who Harnesses The Souls”. The track’s cycling sense of urgency builds as one hectic sequence is screened on top of the other, with the topmost layer providing a gorgeous melodic sheen to it all. This is followed up with “Rituals (707 EBM Version)” a tense martial stomp designed around a classically effective sequence of 16th notes and brusing kick drum. As these elements intensify the feeling of inhuman discipline through a series of flanging and filtering techniques, chilly phantom noises hint at a state of profound mental and physical exhaustion. 

The B-side shows that music with sheer bionic strength it isn’t the only card Adriani has to play, either within his repertoire as a whole or on this single slab of vinyl. It kicks off with a (relatively speaking!) more contemplative version of “Rituals,” a deviously designed mirage of shifting audio sands in which many different elements (i.e. some hesitant guitar figures, wordless vocalizations) come into view but remain tantalizingly out of reach. The program’s conclusion, “Astronomy”, evokes something more like the cultivated patience of a private investigator on a stakeout (one who is, of course, equipped with all necessary means of technological surveillance). Continuous high-frequency tones, magnified sections of surface noise, and a multitude of other encoded signals all descend on the listener and like a sort of dub music for the ‘peak information’ age.

Enter The Fire

A1 - Alessandro Adriani - He Who Harnesses The Souls [SA031]

Various "The Split EP With No Title EP" Fun in the Murky 006
A1 - Paul Birken "Death Panel Procession"
A2 -    "Death Panel Procession (Myler Remix)"
B1 - Clint House "Late Night Griot"
B2 -    "Late Night Griot (Locked Club & RLGN Remix)"

Mastered by: Shawn Hatfield of Audible Oddities (@audibleoddities)

More from those who contributed can be found:
Paul Birken - https://soundcloud.com/thetonewrecker
Myler - https://soundcloud.com/myler
Clint House - https://soundcloud.com/currentstatus
RLGN - https://soundcloud.com/r-l-g-n
Locked Club - https://soundcloud.com/lockedclub

More info.... soon

The Split EP Without A Title

Late Night Griot

B2 - Late Night Griot (Locked Club & RLGN Remix)

TÉNÈBRE - Axe Nord-Sud

order wax at http://www.retreat-vinyl.de/buy/

P&P01 A2 - Puzzle (Vril Mix)

BANDCAMP - https://craigieknowes.bandcamp.com/album/voironzinor-ep

Juno - https://goo.gl/NmyQM6
Unearthed Sounds - https://goo.gl/UqKeHn
HHV - https://goo.gl/vsQPSe
Decks - https://goo.gl/9QiM1V
Red Eye - https://goo.gl/nHbm9k

Buy @ Bandcamp

VOIRON - Generation Voiron [CKNOWEP7]

https://lakepeople.bandcamp.com/album/ak-ok

Amrint Keen is the new alias of Lake People, reserved for his dance music productions with a rather Electro feel to it. And he has something to tell… It’s a welcome return on Uncanny Valley after the release of “Break The Pattern” last year.

AK OK

Amrint Keen - Natural Homeostasis

Taken from the compilation
APPENDIX - DOUBLE MIXPACK E.P.
on FIEDELTWO out March 1st, 2018
featuring vocals by KILLA

Appendix

Brethren (ft. KILLA)

The glow from the rays of the mid afternoon sun illuminated the white covered floor with delicate precision. Shadows were scattered beneath the branches of trees whilst the daylight from above was stark and brutally vivid in contrast. Snow had been falling for a long time now and he could not recall the last time he had seen the dense greenery of the mountains which loomed in the distance far away. There was a hazy quality to the air as the soft flakes landed upon the ground. It crunched beneath the boot. 

PTU has remixed the prolific Maelstrom on the record label RAAR run by himself and Louisahhh which is due for release this week. Heavy duty, fun focused club sounds with a dark twist.

PREMIERE: Maelstrom - Snow Falls (PTU Remix)[RAAR]

Out now on vinyl & digital release - https://lnk.to/REKIDS117

Jonah Sharp & DJ Spun pair up as The Loose Control Band to drop a punk-inspired single on Rekids with remixes from label founder Radio Slave and SHUT boss Ryan James Ford. 

Having released a large body of work as Spacetime Continuum (Astralwerks) or alongside David Moufang as Reagenz (Workshop), not to mention significant collaborations with the likes of Terence Mckenna, Haruomi Hosono and Bill Laswell, Jonah Sharp is unquestionably a highly respected producer. His seminal label Reflective played an important role in the experimental ambient and techno scene during the ‘90s, whilst as a remixer he’s worked with music by Nine Inch Nails, Meat Beat Manifesto and Matthew Herbert. 

Meanwhile, Jason Drummond has long been a commanding force within New York’s electronic music scene, such as running his prestigious Warm Up Music series or his All Night Rong parties with regulars like DJ Harvey. He’s also been DJing and producing as DJ Spun for two decades, appearing on Golf Channel Recordings as well as his own illustrious imprint Rong Music, which used to release music collaboratively with DFA. 

‘I Don’t Understand’ sees a raw and uncompromising side to both artists as they layer a cacophony of murky bass, twisted melodies and mind-bending bleeps whilst Drummond’s turbulent vocals bellow throughout the mix. Staying faithful to the original, Radio Slave’s remix incorporates a heady rhythm with its rolling beat as screeching effects join a moody baseline. 

Moving into techno territory, Ryan James Ford’s ‘Akihabara’ remix features rattling percussion and crystalline synths whilst his ‘Hope’ remix is built on an intricate drum sequence as soaring pads and echoing keys contrast with the original’s piercing vocal.

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