OTR (OFF THE RECORD)
@dahealyouth @scumfuck @crash-id-1

Frayser Click - Intro
The SSPS - Change of Power
Lyke Wake - Thank you, Faust’o
G.G.F.H. - Room 213
Mutant Beat Dance - Capitulo Finale
Birkabein - Birkabein
Vampiric Motives - Too Many Killed to Confess
DJ Sound - Killed 2 Muthafuckaz
Faze - Dead Wrong
Walter Verdin - Lancement
Snorre Magnar Solberg & DJ Sotofett - Untitled
Candlewolf Disciple - Rehearsal MMXIX
Caterina Barbieri - Fantas Hardcore (feat. Baseck)
Brassfoot - NCA 001
Ramleh - Product of Fear
Hessel Veldman - Boezem Ballet
Nocturnal Emissions - Fat Slimy Parasites
Kudlaakh - Eromurderous Proclivity
Lhasa - Sexxor
Shamos - 7th Hit Under
Mlehst - Occasional Stimulation
Hammer - Unloved and Weeded Out
Tara Cross - Long Distance Limelight (Murray CY Edit)
No Transmission - Untitled

12/4/2021

OTR II - Heal Youth, Crash ID & Scumfuck

Lost Lover - Dido & The Tramp

EXAMINE MIX 15
2021-07-01
/w Incessant Noise
not based anywhere, motel room, US

@danceinshroud maggotrave madtracker ll liveset

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Strobodelica (kraut-reprise)

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Recognise is DJ Mag's new monthly mix series, introducing artists we love that are bursting onto the global electronic music scene.

This month, we speak to our favourite bent electro/warped jungle maniac, Textasy. The DJ/producer from Dallas has hewn a unique sound from surprising ingredients, pillaging dance music history and stealing the best bits from electro, breakbeat hardcore and acid techno to create an exultant and explosive mixture. 

His 'Off The Leash' EP for Natural Sciences contained a DJ Mag single of 2017 in 'Illusions Of The Mind', an emission of elastic body-popping electro funk with eerie synths and a diversion into spooky stalker thriller territory in its mid track bass swap, while 'Breakbeat Lizard' from 'Welcome To The Darkroom' on E-Beamz is a suitably sludgy acid cut with murky drums cutting through the miasma.

The name Textasy comes from his favourite Texan hardcore rave record by Nasa Project, on 1992's 'High Friends In Places' EP. But it also has a satisfying synergy with Dallas's Starck Club, known as one of the first dance spots in the US to embrace ecstasy use in the mid 1980s, prior to its being made illegal.

Listen to Textasy’s Recognise mix above, and check out the full interview on DJMag.com.

Strobodelica (kraut-reprise)

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