Being a porter fan myself, I've always wanted to make something worthwhile with one of his tracks. I've tried a few times and lets just say I failed lol. Working with Sequoia's Haven on this bootleg was really fun and I'm glad we were all able to come together and make this fun little track. 

Thank you all for the support lately ! <3

- sk./

Porter Robinson - Musician (Stutters X Sequoia's Haven Cover)

Things aren’t looking too good. Gate Watcher Nez has been sealed away thanks to the malfunctioning Control Unit, C.5. If a planet loses even one of its Gate Watchers, the Ruleo become that much more difficult to handle. Gate Watcher Iba may be a genius, but even she has her limits. Reality is starting to fall apart. What in the world are CubeNatural and TopHead up to? Where is Alice? Who created Junk Eater? So many questions but not enough answers. Despite the serious repercussions that come with C.5's actions, it doesn’t seem to care. In fact, is this what it wanted? A Natural Phenomenon called “Poyokijo” seems to have been triggered. All Controllers have experienced a drastic increase in the fluidity of their abilities. Not only that, their connection to the Ruleo has never been higher. “The p-power of Link Seed. With this, Yupipo is one step c-closer to being free from MUUTen’s lies.”

Iopts

bandcamp

loveletter + kleffon

was meant to be accompanied by a poem i wrote, but i decided to leave the words hidden underneath the music

peace offering

soundcloud.com/hiimtype_r
twitter.com/imTYPE_R
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This DJ and producer from Perth, Australia has been mixing for 2 years. After attending Secret Sky in 2020, it opened their eyes to how much they wanted to learn how to DJ, but they never actually started until they had a song signed to SHELTERNET and were subsequently booked to play for them. Since playing at Shelter they've played at a handful of other venues including Offshore, STATIC, Club Lyoko, LSPOT, Hard as Fuck where they're a resident, The Mob, The Outside, Club The Underground, Breakcore Takeover, and Snowgrid. Their go-to genres to play out are Hardcore Techno, Hard Trance, Hard Dance, Speedcore, and Breakcore. They love sharing music they like with other people. Trance was the first genre they ever actually liked, ever since they found their dad's old Trance CDs when they were 4 years old. Ever since then, they've been really passionate about Trance and Hardcore, though they did have a time in high school when they discovered other genres they liked including J-Core, Freeform Hardcore, and Speedcore. They told me: "Hearing people tell me that I ignited their interest in this kind of dance music makes me extremely happy, and it gives me hope that we'll see more producers and DJs taking it up. It's not in vogue by any means, but there's definitely always an audience for it" 

The inspiration behind their sets is always very simple - they just play songs they really like. They've always seen DJ'ing as a way for them to share music they love with people who are willing to listen, and today's set for Garage30 is not so different.  A lot of the songs being played today are songs they played out at their first IRL gig (that they forgot to record) so consider this set a bit of a re-enactment! Their favorite song in today's set is Paradiselost by Thanatos. In fact, this is one of their favorite songs ever, from one of their favorite compilations ever - Hardcore Syndrome 4. Anyone who knows about Japanese Hardcore knows about the group Hardcore Tano*C, and knows that HARDCORE SYNDROME is always where it's been. Hardcore Syndrome 4 is actually the first Tano*C compilation they found along with Hardcore Syndrome 2 - both of which ignited the spark in their 13-year-old soul that brought them here today. 

Outside of DJ'ing they enjoy drawing. In fact, it's kind of their job. They draw anime for money. If you know, you know. One fun fact about them is that their first STATIC set had to be delayed by 15 minutes because they were shitting themselves to death in the bathroom. Taffa could vouch for this. When I asked them what their favorite non-EDM song was, they told me that it changes every week depending on their mood because they enjoy a lot of non-electronic music. Their answer for today, though, is Predictable by Good Charlotte. They love Good Charlotte.

Finally, keep your eyes peeled because their first album is on the horizon. 

Please welcome this week's DJ - Type-R.

EPISODE 83 - TYPE R

Freak Beat

hey.. maybe 𝓵𝓸𝓿𝓮 isn't THAAAT bad...!

Money

First released in 1994, Paul van Dyk’s For an Angel quickly cemented itself as one of the most influential trance anthems ever, topping charts and shaping the genre’s golden era.

With this remix, I wanted to celebrate that legacy while injecting my own hard-trance energy and modern production style, giving a fresh twist on the timeless melody that made this track a classic.

🔊 Play it loud, share the love, and let me know what you think in the comments! 💥

Paul van Dyk - For an Angel (KrisP Remix)

" EXPLORERS "

out on spotify now!!!: https://open.spotify.com/track/3Nxd0vMeBB5w6oF1AQjMos

art by the incredible @fairdawn pls go support them !! https://twitter.com/fairdawns

a big thank you to all of my friends who have supported me in my frustrations and slumps, this song would not have been possible without you. this goes out to you.

the vocals are from the @paulineherr vocal pack and they were the first ones i tried on and they couldn't have fit more perfectly. i think the lyrics really speak to what's happening right now. to all who are suffering right now in the wake of our situation i send all my love and compassion to. you are not alone, ever. please consider donating if you can, and reach out to your friends. just checking in goes a long way. please stay safe and tell your friends you love them. thank you for listening <3

stay.

bad producer

punished @a_collective member

other project: @sadkey

" EXPLORERS "

heavensense