This was a live recording from TOKYO at UNIT club.  It was a celebration with the entire club eleven crew after ELEVEN had been shut down.  THIS MIX has been UPLOADED TO COMMEMORATE 30,000 FANS on facebook.  Thank you for the support!

DVS1 live at UNIT club in tokyo.(CLUB ELEVEN EVENT) Recorded on AUG/03/2013

A surefire provider of deep, complex weapons for the dance floor and beyond, French-born, Berlin-based artist Kangding Ray has been minting some of the most strikingly unique techno records in recent memory. His body of work for some of the most reputed record labels out there, including Raster Noton, Stroboscopic Artefacts and his own outlet, ara, cuts an introspective path, halfway modular-leaning escapology and beat-driven abstraction. From his background in architecture, his musical approach retains that fondness for structure and the creation, or re-creation of space, both as an actual object and a mental projection. Immerse yourself into KR's minutely designed headspace with this two-hour deep and intimate audio dive. 

soundcloud.com/kangding-ray

Reclaim Your City 

Reclaim Your City 602 | Kangding Ray

Robert Hood 'Rare Species' mix released on Logistic Records in 2002.  

TRACKLIST
1. Intro - Raekwon
2. Robert Hood 'Stereotype B2'
3. Mark Broom 'Upside Down'
4. Robert Hood 'Technatural B1'
5. Robert Hood 'Dark Room'
6. Pulsinger & Tunakan 'I.O Sustain'
7. John Thomas 'Paint'
8. Robert Hood 'Unix'
9. Rhythm Is Rhythm 'Kaos (Juice Bar mix)'
10. Moments By Murat - white label - 
11. Robert Hood 'Loft'
12. Vice 'Temptations'
13. Robert Hood 'In Basements'
14. John Thomas 'Vision'
15. D. Wachman & HD Sub 'Move My Body'
16. Christian Smith vs Block 'Thors Message'
17. Robert Hood 'Red Passion 3 (B1)'
18. Robert Hood 'Red Passion 2 (B)'
19. Recyled Loops 'Reloop 200'
20. The Cause 'Raid'
21. John Thomas 'Magic'
22. G.M Cole 'Regiment'
23. Robert Hood 'Hard To Kill'
24. Grudge 'Andronicus'
25. Robert Hood 'Technatural (A2)'
26. Robert Hood 'Moveable Parts (untitled)'
27. John Thomas 'Square (Robert Hood remix)'
28. John Bacto remix 3 - DJ G Force (Wild EFX)
29 Outro - GhostFace Killah

Robert Hood 'Rare Species' Mix - from 2002

The Berghain series on Ostgut Ton returns with volume 07 mixed and compiled by Berghain resident Function. Download the free .WAV file (1.38 GB).  

Tracklist
1. Tadeo - Reqiuem (00:00)
 2. Post Scriptum - Constant Acceleration Drive (01:33) 
3. Rødhåd - Kinder der Ringwelt (05:01) 
4. Christian Wünsch - Auger Electrons (08:24)
 5. DVS1 - Electric (12:26) 
6. Mark Broom - Satellite (14:24) 
7. Rrose - Signs (18:45)
 8. Teste - The Wipe (21:37) 
9. CJ Bolland - Horsepower (26:38) 
10. Cleric - Concrete (31:39) 
11. Blue Hour - Common Ground (33:24) 
12. Peter Van Hoesen - Objects From The Past (Neel Remix) (36:00) 
13. Psykofuk - Psykofuk (37:55) 
14. Steve Bicknell - Transcendence # 3 (41:54) 
15. Post Scriptum - Human Timescales (42:31) 
16. Steve Bicknell - Odyssey # 1 (46:42) 
17. Steve Bicknell - Odyssey # 2 (46:46) 
18. Planetary Assault Systems - Arc (47:15) 
19. Allen - Kepler (48:59)
 20. Cassegrain & Tin Man - Oxide (51:07)
 21. Inland - Sca Fell (53:25) 
22. Truncate - 86 (56:20) 
23. L.B. Dub Corp - Roller feat. Function (Len Faki Interpretation) (59:17) 
24. Function - Golden Dawn feat. Stefanie Parnow (Live Version) (1:02:36)
 25. Carl Craig - Twilight (1:05:40)
 26. L.B. Dub Corp - So Much (1:07:50)
 27. Blue Hour - Parallels (1:13:31)
 28. Abdulla Rashim - A Shell Of Speed (1:15:35)
 29. Silent Servant - Noise Treatment I (1:18:08) 
30. Sandwell District - Untitled A (1:21:54)

  Mixed and compiled by Function 


All tracks used by kind permission of the respective copyright holders.
This compilation: © Ostgut Ton 2015 | OSTGUTMIX02
Mastering Jan Wagner at Faust Studio | Photography Jimmy Mould

for full info, credits and extended artwork go to: ostgut.de/label/record/136

Special thanks to Michael, Norbert, Jenus, Robert, Stefanie, Mom and Ed.


mix releases

Berghain 07 | Function

@fadimohem is right at the heart of contemporary techno. He brings his own twist on the classic sound - deep, rhythmic and atmospheric. He's a Berghain resident whose first contact with the genre came at the hallowed club, and since then, he has blazed his own trail on the most influential labels in the scene, including his own Mohem imprint. This year, he plays twice at Dekmantel Festival, once as part of WSNWG Live and once on the Radar stage.

Ahead of that, he has put together an exclusive one-hour live set comprised only of unreleased music. It's a masterclass in control that embodies just what you get from Fadi in the club: deep techno planted firmly on the floor but always going somewhere. As dubbed out low ends, glitchy textures and more tripped out melodies come and go, the tension ramps up while both body and mind stay locked.

Dekmantel Mix 491 - Fadi Mohem

Detroit's Jared Wilson provides the 10th release for Super Rhythm Trax and it lives up to it's title. 
On "Plate Mining" and "Idea Of A Deep State", Jared goes in deep with lush, strings that sooth you as the 303 works it's magic underneath. while "How Deep" provides a brooding Acid Line and works the percussion. Minimal but deadly.
 Jared has long been on the SRTX want list after proving himself as a master craftsman with a slew of classy releases on his own 7777 label. 
Super Rhythm Trax is overjoyed to have him on the roster being one of the most skilled knob twiddlers out there who knows how to work it but also and perhaps more importanty, when to hold back.

A1. How Deep?
A2. Plate Mining
B. Idea Of A Deep State

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Jared Wilson : "Idea Of A Deep State EP" Super Rhythm Trax 010 [CLIPS]

RA.302 Developer

Rich, psychedelic techno.

@wata

Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=617

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.617 Wata Igarashi

Time sure does fly when you’re having fun, and so it is that we’ve already raced up to podcast number 200. We’ve managed to call upon a suitably large name for the honour; someone who has very much shaped the techno scene over the course of the last 20 years and continues to excite people every time he plays. That man is Surgeon. As a performer, Birmingham’s Anthony Childs was one of the first men to embrace and exploit the possibilities of Ableton Live and Final Scratch. His mastery of that technology made his sets even more improvised and innovative, and over the years he has never compromised his vision. He plays with a sense of devastation and destruction that explores the very outer edges of what is possible, while always keeping the dance floor absolutely locked in. It’s been the same since he founded his hometown’s first techno club, House of God, at the start of the 90s. 

As a producer—whether solo or in celebrated collaborations with Regis as British Murder Boys or Ben Sims as Frequency 7—he seems to be getting better with age. Right from his first EP on Karl O’Connor’s Downwards in 1994, surgeon has had a hard hitting, linear style that remains to this day. Recent years saw him return to a primitive rave style and incorporate the gritty industrial influences of his youth. But in 2018 he evolved again and served up what many consider to be his best album in years. Luminosity Device features a more rhythmic, playful sense of drum programming next to his meticulously crafted synths and enthralling sense of urgency and future paranoia. The nuance in his tracks is now as intriguing as the visceral power of the kicks, and it all adds up to an album that works as well on headphones, at home, as it does on the dance floor. It’s proper techno by a proper techno head. 

And so is the mix he has put together for us. Over 1 hour 45 minutes, the man calls upon plenty of pivotal names from Juan Atkins and Oscar Mulero to Donato Dozzy and James Ruskin. There are plenty of twists and turns along the way, so that zoned out passages of dubbed out drums are followed by intergalactic space battles and moments of synth laden intensity. It’s a testament to Surgeon’s skills that he can take you to such far ranging corners of the techno world without ever getting lost.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 200 - Surgeon

Proud Brooklynite Adam X is one of the most pivotal figures in techno. As a founding father of the US rave scene with his brother Frankie Bones, he played hard and fast in the early years before losing himself in industrial. Having very much driven the revival of interest in that style, he remains at the sharp edge of the scene from his current home in Berlin, where he continues to turn out raw and visceral sounds on his Sonic Groove label. 

To read in depth about his backstory, check out the recent feature we did with Adam while you dive into his podcast on www.dekmantel.com. It is a timeless two hour selection that covers deeper techno as well as the sheet metal synths and hammering beats Adam is known for. Strobe lit, sweaty and grimy, it oozes the sort of realness that has always separated him from the crowd.

Dekmantel Podcast 241 - Adam X

Relive one of the highlights from RA’s final subterranean tunnel party at Dimensions Festival with this full-throttle hour from Blawan.

@ternesc
@dimensions-fest

RA Live - 31.08.19 - Blawan, Dimensions Festival, Croatia

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Jared Wilson : "Idea Of A Deep State EP" Super Rhythm Trax 010 [CLIPS]

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