In The Basement Radio Show - with Paul Inflyte

Dacha 27.07

The Immortals - The Ultimate Warlord (1979)

Championed by the likes of Seth Troxler, Guy Gerber and Tiga, the former Footprintz member turned solo star has set his musical sights on the incense-filled Multi Culti chill-out room.

Following recent releases on Visionquest, Supplement Facts, Life & Death, and Turbo, Clarian continues a run of musically diverse, emotionally resonant songs with this three track EP. Ma Shiva stands out immediately in every way: it’s a mid-tempo pop ballad that takes as its refrain one of the most popular Hindu mantras. It’s a total one-off that has a certain familiarity to it without actually sounding quite like anything specific… except, oddly enough, maybe a dash of 80s-era Leonard Cohen in the phrasing of the verses. Open Your Eyes takes the tempo down even lower, into laid-back Talking Heads territory. Taking on such a wide range is an impressive feat, a show of great confidence from the young Montreal-based producer. It’s no wonder he’s been courted by some of the biggest names in the house scene as both a writer and producer. Rounding off these two languid anthems is Dystopia, a dragon-stick-juggling bazaar-ride of inner-exoticism. Progressive - even for progressive!

In remix support are the always-awesome Invisible Conga People, long overdue to release more original music. For the time being we’ll have to content ourselves with this epic, meandering acid dub rework of the title track.

Light up that E-joint and enjoy the trip.

Multi Culti Japan

Clarian - Ma Shiva (Invisible Conga People Remix)

Hot Since 82 - Knee Deep In Sound

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1. Moodtrap - Lemonhead
2. Kamero -  Ikarus
3. Exacta - Time
4. Hot Since 82 - Time Out
5. Several Definitions - No Drama
6. Ross Evans - HoneyTrap
7. The Scumfrog - Wave2
8. Exacta - Home 
9. Traumer - Hoodlum 
10. Joal - Interlude 
11. Hot Since 82 ft. Alex Mills - The Core
12. Hot Since 82 ft. Black Box - Somebody Everybody
13. Hot Since 82 ft. Alex Mills - Restless

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Traumer - Hoodlum

TRACKLIST: https://plus.inflyteapp.com/in-the-basement-008

Paul Inflyte returns with episode 008 of In the Basement with featuring music from Eden Burns, Justin Van Der Volgen, Wallace, Serge Santiago and more...

TRACKLIST: https://plus.inflyteapp.com/in-the-basement-008

TRACKLIST

In The Basement: 008 - with Paul Inflyte

https://soundcloud.com/funboys
https://soundcloud.com/therealheidenreich
https://soundcloud.com/bonkersmsc
🛒 https://bonkers.bandcamp.com/album/antons-house
🔊 https://youtu.be/-MyD2dunFNI

“Anton’s House”

How did a cocktail bar organ player become a hero to the disaffected and the alienated? After absorbing a hodge-podge of philosophies from Nietzsche, Mencken, H.P. Lovecraft and Ayn Rand, in 1966 he shaved his head and declared the year ‘Anno Satanas’, the first year of the Church Of Satan.

Although it was pretty clear it was mostly a commercial enterprise, Anton LaVey used Satanism to show up the hypocrisy of the mass media. “Satan” is this instance was actually a metaphor for a force for positive change, being opposed by entrenched power structures in church and state.
Although a flawed yet fascinating character, like Funboys, he didn’t take himself terribly seriously, as demonstrated by the interview featured in this track.

Funboys were hypnotized when they lay this piece of audio against a storm of clashing bass riffs emanating from the ancient synthesizers still pulsing in dark corners of their studio. They think Anton, as a player of the mighty Wurlitzer organ himself, may well have approved!

“JuJu Talk” gets its name from Funboys producer’s pet name for his vintage forty year old polysynth, the Roland Jupiter 8. It’s sound can be heard best at 3.12, painting a fluttering backdrop to bubbling acid lines from the Devilfish.

To close “Anton’s House” Ep, the dynamic duo strikes again, Ludviq & Nick Hanzo with a mental and drifting version + some crazy vocals coming from Nick.
For the second and last remix, hailing from Berlin, Heidenreich lands with a driving and clubby version of “Juju Talk”, perfect for peak time raves.

Tracklist: 

Funboys - Anton's House
Funboys - Juju Talk
Funboys - Anton's House (Ludviq & Nick Hanzo ""Frenesi"" Remix)
Funboys - Juju Talk (Heidenreich Remix)

PREMIERE: Funboys - Juju Talk (Heidenreich Remix) [Bonkers Music]

Paul Inflyte returned to In the Basement this week selecting a deep, hypnotic
and low-slung grooves from across the underground. Featuring Yoann Pister, Duncan Gray, ROTCIV, Local Suicide, Curses, Silicone Soul and more. Electro, Italo and cosmic disco energy running from Hologram Opera to Darkroom Dubs and Wrong Era.

In The Basement 074: with Paul Inflyte

On In The Basement episode 075 we are joined joined by Jepe — a DJ and
producer with a proper journey behind him. He started out spinning Britpop
records on Portuguese radio when he was just sixteen, and somehow that led
all the way to Berlin, where he’s now sound engineer at Blackhead Studios in
the city. You might know him from his early days as one half of Johnwaynes, or
from his solo releases on Diynamic, Moodmusic, and Disco Halal as well as
releases on his very own Eastern Standard imprint.

He’s just dropped a single called “Universo Parallelo” with Gianet last month
and has a new slated for November, on the very same Disco Halal.

Full interview: https://plus.inflyteapp.com/jepes-journey-from-aveiros-airwaves-to-berlins-underground/

In The Basement 075: with Jepe

On this week’s show we have Paul Inflyte back at controls, featuring new music from Curses, Tom Bioly, Aviation and Sado Opera.

In The Basement 076: with Paul Inflyte

Episode 077 with Paul Inflyte drops new music from Michael Reinboth on Compost, Man Power remixed by Jordan Nocturne as well as a couple of standout 80s throwbacks and edits from Random House Project and Reflex.

In The Basement 077: with Paul Inflyte

In The Basement episode 078 features a number of tracks from the
Scandinavian electronic label Snick Snack Music who have just released their
SmåSnacks Vol. 2 compilation and are a featured label on Inflyte+ this week.
Plus new material via The Freebooter Lounge, Inner Shah, Tici Taci and more.
Paul Inflyte is at the controls.