01. [00:00:00] I Am Bam - Acid in Kreuzberg (Original Mix) - Quartz Rec
02. [00:04:53] Kai Tracid & Ramon Tapia - 303 State (Extended Version) - Say What?
03. [00:09:58] Antonio D'Africa, Sall - Strange Life (Original Mix) - Prospect Records
04. [00:14:54] Alici - Theme Of Roarr 2020 (Nem3si$ Remix) - Flatlife
05. [00:20:24] Junk Project - Envelope Is Mine (Original Mix) - Djax-Up-Beats
06. [00:23:16] Junk Project - Pretty Darksides (Original Mix) - Djax-Up-Beats
07. [00:28:22] DJ Wank - Sambatico - Hydraulix
08. [00:32:29] Callum Plant - Sand Dunes (Rob Acid Remix) - Alleanza
09. [00:38:13] Junk Project - 8club (Original Mix) - Djax-Up-Beats
10. [00:43:02] Rudosa - Heavy Rotation (Original Mix) - Terminal M
11. [00:48:10] Rich Campbell - Acid Illusion (Original Mix) - Keep On Techno X
12. [00:53:17] Ad Nauseam - Fear Unknown (Original Mix) - Tension
13. [01:00:06] ABLK - Acid Starter Pack (Original Mix) - Zodiak Commune Records

Acid Procrastinations Volume 08 (September 2020)

DJ/Producer/Sound Designer 

303 Dimensions 121 airs Friday 10/03/2025 on DI.FM Oldschool Acid Radio @ 11AM PST / 8PM CET w/ @refuge.  Archived sets posted on Soundcloud & DI.FM (di.fm/shows/303-dimensions).  Support me on Bandcamp: https://refuge-rezgrooves.bandcamp.com. 

The vibes you hear on this page are influenced by a fusion of styles.  A tribal feast of rhythm, a ceremony of sound.  Mutant electronica, no forms, no boundaries.  Purveyor of underground quality beats inspired from life experiences and the soul.  Timeless, ageless dance music.  The thought process in the studio is to try and convey a particular tone being channeled.  These DJ sets and productions display a mood, a groove, and message through story telling and music programming.  Hopefully it can bring a slice of joy, help you through something, or simply allow you to move.  Thanks for listening.

Alternate aliases:
Noizerev, Rez Grooves, Refugio

Hi! My name is Johan and this is where I post my various mixes. I've been DJ-ing since 1997 and am Senior Curation Director at DI.FM (www.di.fm). I've been doing these mixes since early 2000 and they feature whatever the heck I'm into atm but usually it's some sort of current Techno, Acid Techno, Progressive House, Hard Trance OR retrospectives about various labels and artists from the 90s.

AssortedTrance.com is the web site were I've been publishing these mixes since the start (in the beginning as DJ Irish) but who visits web sites these days?

If you want to check out more of my curation then please check out the following channels and playlists on DI.FM:

Techno: https://www.di.fm/techno

Progressive: https://www.di.fm/progressive

Oldschool Acid: https://www.di.fm/oldschoolacid

Oldschool Techno & Trance: https://www.di.fm/classictechno

Hard Techno: https://www.di.fm/hardtechno

Hard Dance: https://www.di.fm/harddance

Classic Goa Playlist: https://www.di.fm/playlists/classic-goa-trance

DJ Mixes: https://www.di.fm/djmixes

and several others...

Hi all and thanks for looking! I'm just a fan of dance music really and I like most kinds, but especially Acid Techno. I left the army in 1991 and got into the club scene of Muenster, Gelsenkirchen, Dusseldorf and Dortmund. Many fantastic times, (from what I can remember!) Awesome clubs like the old 'Keller' in Muenster, in aan old abandoned warehouse complex of some kind. Absolutely amazing parties in there before 'elf and safety' closed it down for not having a fire escape! Ratinger Hof and then after hours in Ramrod, both in Dusseldorf. One of my old favourites, the fantastic 'Groove Club' in Gelsenkirchen. Important Recrds held a release party there and I'll never forget this sweet little thing dancing with me in a kind of Star Trek mini dress, or t-shirt....! But I digress, simply amazing times I had. Tried clubbing when I returned to the UK, but I found the scene not half as friendly as in Germany, and also a lot more posers I felt. More emphasis on what you should wear and who to be seen with than just having a good time and dancing your fucking ass off!! I'm not on Facebook , Twitter or any other social networking sites except this one and Forces Reunited. Please feel free to get in touch any time with any thoughts you might have or simply to say "Hi". Would love it if any of you also remember those days back in old Nord Rhein Westfalen.especially if you're that fit bird from Groove Cub, I know, we BOTH got old!!! Cheers, and remember......."Hardcore Will NEVER Die"!!! Schoene Gruesse an alle die mich kenne und an alle die mich kennen lernen moechte!

ADN (ex Ad Nauseam) is the collaborative project and twisted brainchild of Melbourne-based artists DJ Hellraiser and the Engineer. Their profile resonates with over 30 years of combined experience in the harder realms of the electronic music scene. Between the duo, they have spanned numerous genres, working in everything from hardcore, schranz, hard techno, acid techno, early 90s rave, acidcore, psy, 90s trance, and neorave; the duo's music roots run deep as they embrace the force of all genres of hard and driving beats.

The duo's impressive discography boasts releases on esteemed labels such as Tracid Traxxx, Tension Music, Theracords, Überdruck, StraightOn Black, Flatlife, and Zodiak Commune, showcasing their versatile production skills. Noteworthy collaborations include the special collaborative label between acid stalwarts Stay Up Forever and Flatlife Records titled We Are Acid Family (an imprint hosting some of the most cutting-edge global names in acid) and a recent hard techno remix of the Twilight Zone for techno luminary Mauro Picotto's Alchemy Records.

As well as a plethora of releases, the duo has amassed a myriad of other accomplishments, including supporting and gaining acclaim from industry heavyweights such as Perc, AnD, H! Dude, Jacidorex, Chris Liberator, I Hate Models, Amelie Lens, Proteus, Nina Kraviz, Charlotte De Witte, Lab4, Rebekah, Dax J, Bad Boy Pete, Ghost In The Machine, Tassid, Tymon, PetDuo, Jack Wax, Sterling Moss, Andreas Kramer, Yoji Biomehanika, Scot Project, Ophidian, Vendex, DSTM, and Ruffneck Prime to name but a few.

ADN's influence transcends borders, and between the duo, they have headlined and performed around the world at some of the most infamous clubs and festivals, including Brixton Academy, Finland, InQontrol, Decibel, Zurich Street Parade, Tokyo, Malaysia, and the majority of Australian clubs and festivals such as Earthcore, Esoteric, Transmission, Black Noir, Pharmacy, and many more throughout their tenure as some of the most in-demand artists.

Their menacing stage presence draws inspiration from renowned figures such as Alistair Crowley and industrial music legends, creating a captivating blend of relentless beats and neo-gothic aesthetic. 
With an unparalleled fusion of hard techno, early hardstyle, hardcore, acid techno, and psy, ADN cultivates a sonic realm that captivates audiences and garners a devoted following from a legion of fans.

Keep watching, for the duo has more collaborations, productions, and performances on its apocalyptic horizon as ADN continues to shape its place in the landscape of underground electronic music.

PORN ACCOUNTS WILL BE BLOOKED AND I HAVE NO PROBLEM BLLLOCKING YOU.  P.L.U.R I will keep on Believing in God and keep on RAVING. 

Acid Procrastinations Volume 08 (September 2020)

Johan N. Lecander