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Took the liberty of uploading these for my own convenience - figured i'd make them public so that everyone else can enjoy them! Only the first two eps are on SoundCloud via @club-autonomic-com

dBridge and Instra:mental's iconic series showcasing forward thinking minimal dnb tracks.

These are not my own work, just putting them up for archival purposes - if you would like me to remove them please get in touch :)

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Autonomic Podcast Layer 08

909 is a special number for us at RA—the name of one of the most hallowed drum machines in all of music, and one of the foundations of techno music—and we're more than happy to offer it up to a DJ who has been a long-time favourite of our team: Glasgow's Bake. In fact, we commissioned this mix roughly ten years ago, but you can't rush perfection. 

When Bake emerged as one of the heads heads behind the label All Caps—a relatively short-lived but influential imprint that released massive tracks like Flørist's "Marine Drive" and Kowton's "TFB"—he also quickly became one of the most impressive DJs in the post-dubstep access, appearing frequently at Hessle Audio events and sharpening his skills behind the decks at the country's best parties. Now he runs his own, Spirit, at Sub Club.

He has a wide-ranging style that touches on all kinds of leftfield techno and broken drum patterns. His nearly two-hour RA Podcast finds him at the end of a sort-of comeback year, and it touches on tracks from Shackleton, Laksa, Batu, Karima F and Levon Vincent, to give you an idea. It's the kind of mix that oozes expertise and practice without feeling showy—the signs of a truly great DJ. If you don't know Bake, then now you do.

@bake-all-caps

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/909

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RA.909 Bake

Ciel - 30 April 2025

The latest Off-Kilter audio submission is a dive into Or:la’s expansive vision of sound - a downtempo mix of slung drums, abstract electronics and heady vocals. As an artist, Or:la navigates effortlessly through many channels of electronic expression. Here, she revisits music from her influential past with a mix that is deep, meandering and rich with texture - nailing the brief with pin-point precision - and transporting us into a dream like state.

In her own words:
 "I kept to the ‘off-kilter' brief for this one and wanted to put together a mix you can just zone out to, with less of the twists and energy shifts I usually go for in my DJ sets. A lot of the tracks mean something personal to me like the Holger Czukay one at the very end, which I first heard at uni around 2012 while watching Morvern Callar in a film studies class - the whole soundtrack really stuck with me and ended up playing a big part in me drifting away from visual arts and getting into music."

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Throughout Or:la's journey as an artist, the Derry-born producer and DJ has carved out her own niche and consistently strived to escape categorisation gaining her a BBC Radio 1 Residency, an Essential mix, and DJ Mag's ‘Best DJ’ award. From running DIY parties in abandoned shops whilst studying in Liverpool, to securing some of the best club residencies around the world, Or:la's story is organic and authentic.

Staying true to her explorative propensity, Or:la 's debut album arrived via Fabric Originals in 2024 and is a testament to her ability to fluidly traverse tempos and energies. Or:la takes a similarly chameleonic approach to her DJ sets - although there's an impalpable emphasis on melody, rhythm and texture, you never really know what you might get other than a preference to follow mood over genre. Orlagh Dooley's DIY mentality extends far beyond the DJ booth - as the boss of former Deep Sea Frequency and her current label, Céad, she nurtures a community of diverse artists who share her passion for less categorizable dance music including NIKS, Primrose, Blu Terra and FAFF. The label's releases emphasize quality and creativity across a wide sonic spectrum. Since her debut EP 'UK Lonely' on Hotflush Recordings in 2017, Dooley has collaborated on a broad range of remixes, from David Holmes/Killing Eve's "Unloved" to dance floor-focused labels like Spray and Woozy. Or:la continues to run her queer-focused event series ‘La Potion', which celebrates and shines a spotlight on queer creatives. Now based back in the UK, Orlagh Dooley remains integral to the clubbing scene as a promoter and community builder, pouring her heart and soul into the place where she found her musical voice.

@orla_cd

OK037 - Or:la

this month we’ve got an exciting two-hour session with Sister Zo b2b Sobolik <3 both artists are known for crafting deep, textural sets that slide between low-end pressure, broken rhythms & atmospheric intensity. 

https://www.instagram.com/kindergarten_ny/ 
https://www.soundcloud.com/kindergartenrecords
 

Kindergarten: Sister Zo b2b Sobolik @ The Lot Radio 05-31-2025

༄.° twisted techhh for your listening pleasure 

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pi pi pi with deep creep @ The Lot Radio 06-30-2025

Ploy - 01 July 2025

Apologies for the extended leave of absence. Bad health has clipped my musical wings a tad in 2015. Anyway, really proud to finally be able to give this a public airing, I'll let the promo blurb say the rest.

"Leftside Wobble delivers an absolute monster that has been doing some serious damage with the few jocks who have fandangled a copy. Bill Brewster dropped it in his closing Wildlife set and Chris Duckenfield has been pressing the launch button. We’re talking a warehouse vibe with an arp riffed bass, plenty of reverb and the filtered, plaintive vocal giving it that emotional depth that all the best house music has. Make no mistake, this is one heavy remix."

Due out very soon, with excellent remixes from Peza, Sleazy McQueen, and Fingerman on the package (as well as the glorious original).

Leon Sweet - Sunny Bigler (Leftside Wobble Remix)

Dap'd Out With Dap Hound

Dap Hound - (Dap'd Out) By The Pool

Israel’s hottest export follow up excellent EPs on Hivern and I’m A Cliché with a 3-tracker for the global psychedelic cult of Multi Culti.

Tel Aviv’s Red Axes are one of the most exciting new acts in dance music, with rich sound that is musical, deep, trippy and organic, while remaining precise and lethally effective in the club. The range in their sound is impressive, their talent unmistakeable. They are one of our favourite artists of the year, and this latest record is one of their best yet.

Lead track 'Waiting for a Surprise’ builds around a mid-tempo disco bassline, with tough percussion, and rugged synth stabs, but it’s the eerie and unique sounding vocals of Brazilian collaborator Abrao that bring everything together. This one is a guaranteed bomb for building up, tearing down, peak time or chilling out… an outstanding track in every sense, the kind that force trainspotters to the DJ booth to discover what’s playing. Next up, ‘Hope’ kicks off with resonant, delayed toms, adding a haunting howl and synths before dropping into a wild, clanging, carnivalesque frenzy. It’s understated, but advanced, with an interesting arrangement that really opens up in the second half. Finally, 'The Metal Bender’ slows the tempo but ups the vibe into an elated, slow-burning space-disco anthem. Fantastic stuff!

Melbourne’s Kris Baha, fresh from launching his Power Station imprint, offers a stripped down remix of ‘Waiting for a Surprise,’ with a heavy, industrial-influenced groove that wanders into the deep, dark end of party strasse.

Red Axes - Waiting For A Surprise

psychedelic cult of Multi Culti.

Tel Aviv’s Red Axes are one of the most exciting new acts in dance music, with rich sound that is musical, deep, trippy and organic, while remaining precise and lethally effective in the club. The range in their sound is impressive, their talent unmistakeable. They are one of our favourite artists of the year, and this latest record is one of their best yet.

Red Axes - Hope

The Bicep boys are absolutely smashing it at the moment.

Their last release on Aus included 'Just' and the spacey banger has been smashed on pretty much every soundsystem around the globe.

For their next release they return to their own Feel My Bicep imprint, alongside fellow Northern Irishman Hammer, for a rework of that very same banger. The 'Go' (Flanger mix) is a different edit of the track that's been causing a stir (born in the same studio session as 'Just' believe it or not) and we've got the premiere.

More exclusive music

Premiere: Bicep & Hammer 'Go' (Flanger Mix)

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Shift Work (@shiftworking) are an electronic duo who have previously released on JD Twitch’s Glasgow label Optimo Music. They debut on Houndstooth with ‘Document II’, an EP developed from live jams on outboard analogue gear. ‘Abandoned Hands’ is lean and raw, an angular bassline and indecipherable vox punctuating the relentless 4/4 kick drum and pattering percussion. ‘SBFM’ is fuller-bodied, with the modulating bassline taking centre stage, draped in loose synths and topped with a deadpan vocal refrain.

Shift Work invited remixes from their associates, and the results are impressive, with DVA Damas (@dvadamasdvadamas) dialling down the tempo and stripping back ‘Abandoned Hands’ further still, whilst Factory Floor (@factory-floor) return to remix duty on Houndstooth with a typically subtle yet infectious building take on 'SBFM'.

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Document II

SBFM

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Our final podcast this year from the one and only Skee. Enjoy the holidays and have a good start into the new year!

Tracklist

The Dirty Criminals - Existance
GM Cole - Peacmaker
Sphere - Soulscape
DJ Zank - Officer (Short)
Gaetek ‎- The Advanced Series Vol. I (A2)
Ian Lehman - Veemente Effeto
Exium - Unit 1
Stave & Grebenstein - Alfa
Terrence Dixon - Live in Detroit 2 (A2)
Pandora's Box - Eskibongo
User - 18 (B2)
Joel Mull & Adam Beyer - Remainings II (A1)
Infiniti - Skyway
Mr. James Barth - One Side Each (B1)
Projekt 69 - Wagons One
Driven By Attraction - Bubbleon
Doctor Y.S. & The Cosmic Drunkards - Secret Samba
Reducer - Inside Information (B1)
DJ Nehpets - Pop-U-Late (Edit)
Hedgehog Affair - Mystic
Autechre - 90101-5l-l
Tektrax - Tektrax Volume 1 (B1)
Feadz - Hawaiian Smut
Curve #136 - Monoton. 146
DJ Bake - BC Basketball Anthem (feat. OMG Addy & DJ Jayhood)

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DJ Persuasion
High In Holborn
96 - 97

Limited edition cassette released late 2019.

Mastered By – Professor Ptthmllnsprts
Design – Scarlet Griffiths, Jojo Mathiszig

HIGH IN HOLBORN 96 - 97

DJ Persuasion - High In Holborn 96 - 97

For full track listing click here: https://bleep.com/features/bleep-mix-112--klone

K-LONE’s Cape Cira LP is one of the prettiest records you’ll hear all year in techno or any other genre. The Wisdom Teeth boss created a verdant sonic world on that album, one where rippling beats came drenched in sun-dappled atmospheres and melodies that evoked palm trees swaying in a breeze. On this exclusive mix, @k-lone93 lets us in on some of the music that inspired the record. The mix’s first half largely eschews dancefloor pulses in favour of dreamy flushes of sound - while there are some gently danceable numbers in here from the likes of DJ Python and Duckett, the entries around them emphasise new-age-inspired textures in a manner that draws a clear line to Cape Cira. We then enter a territory of coy techno and micro-house throbs, one where Jan Jelinek’s ‘Rock In The Video Age’ sets the tone, before blissing out with pure ambiences at the mix’s close. 

"This mix is a selection of cuts from my favourite albums I was listening to around the time of writing Cape Cira, mostly the sort of stuff for listening to at home rather than the club. Featuring music from Leif, Steve Reich, Loidis, Duckett, Kelly Lee Owens, Pole, Jan Jenelik, Don't DJ & Visible Cloaks."

Bleep Mix #112 - K-LONE

UK record label based at fabric, East London. Run in part by Rob Booth (Electronic Explorations)

Shift Work - SBFM

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