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El empleo del término resistencia en sociedades diferentes y momentos diferentes alude siempre no sólo a la oposición ante algo sino también a la persistencia en la postura. En el contexto de Valencia, la prácticamente definitiva disolución en torno a mediados de los años 2000 de una ya legendaria escena que adoptó diversas formas en un período de más de dos décadas tuvo como respuesta la creación del colectivo Hypnotica Colectiva.

La serie de eventos que ejemplificaba literalmente esta oposición al desvanecimiento fue bautizada con el nombre de La Resistencia, y tras una década de persistente desarrollo, el surgimiento de HC Records permitió dotar de espacio al concepto en el plano editorial en 2018. Ahora, un año después, llega el segundo volumen de La Resistencia. A partir de once tracks firmados por diversos artistas, el segundo volumen se mantiene vigorosamente en la idea de ilustrar tanto el reclutamiento de artistas foráneos que engarzan con la idiosincrasia del colectivo como las influencias musicales más notorias de éste.

El álbum abre con “000110_0826”, una pieza compuesta por Group que hace las veces de homenaje al industrial synth de la electrónica pionera. Tras él, “Break La Carbo” del autor valenciano Raszia es un ejercicio de corte electro y breakbeat atravesado por una espiral ácida en sentido ascendente y cuerdas en tensión que remiten a Underground Resistance. Igualmente, Detroit está representado en “Falso Optimismo” de Darkotic en términos minimalistas, y “Extracto” de Carbonero y “Atmosphera II” de Industrial Waves son la feroz implantación del sonido de la ciudad del motor en Centroeuropa.

Por su parte, “Death Dance” de Fausto es acid insistente y amortiguado, y “Marjal” de H. Paul una mirada nostálgica a Birminghan. Los últimos tracks del álbum son la representación del techno hardcore Centroeuropeo en diversas vertientes: “Prozium” de Ximo Noguera es un goteo ácido sutil que, parapetado en una estructura rítmica y tímbrica en forma de apisonadora, finaliza convirtiéndose en una pegajosa mancha de ácido burbujeante; “Danion” de Squaric es potencia militante y sin cuartel; “I'm Sorry, But I Have Nothing To Offer You” de JoyB es techno hardcore de aire industrial en el que la manipulación y variaciones de la voz marcan el avance de la pieza; por último, “Under The Storm” de Raszia” es el abrazo entre la distorsión y el acid, una acumulación de elementos que percuten en el hipotálamo.

Texto por Carlos "Sheetone". 

released March 15, 2019

Artwork by Dani Requeni.
Valencia, 2019.
All rights reserved.

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JoyB - I M Sorry, But I Have Nothing To Offer You

Madrid-based label Metaphor is back. It's been two years since the release of Lars Huismann's EP, the label's bid to inaugurate the vinyl division. Now, with this seventh release, Metaphor chooses to release a first album by several artists on cassette format.

Entropy is an album that brings together four producers such as Vortm, Dan Böhler, Shhgrr and JoyB. All of them are currently based in Madrid and bring different points of view of the same scenario such as disorder, randomness and the excesses of the properties of entropy. As a concept it has a logic that resides in uncertainty, and this, taken to the musical field, can have different interpretations.

The album is divided into 8 tracks, two per artist. Each producer shows different options, from binary beats to syncopated rhythms, with a lot of energy and stressful or claustrophobic atmospheres. The sensations are varied, some tracks invite you to dance, others to project your mind to far away places and others to try to escape from a nightmare.

Release date: June 8th, 2021.

Premiere: JoyB - What's that? [Metaphor Records]

Artist contact:
https://soundcloud.com/emmybetiol
https://www.youtube.com/EMMYBETIOL
https://www.facebook.com/EmmyBetiol
https://www.instagram.com/emmybetiol/
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/emmy

Emmy Betiol has a musical narrative that was built over years of experience, expanding her taste with a range of different genres and concepts, which allowed her to create her own musical identity.

Atmospheric, hypnotic and dark sounds complemented with industrial and percussive grooves, are some sound structures that she considers vital and are present in her presentations.

Resident DJ of the Terraza Musik Park since 2014, a club that is a reference in the e-music scene in Brazil, located in Florianópolis / SC. She collects memorable performances alongside DJs / producers from different places in the world.

Based on all her artistic evolution, she has complete freedom to oscillate between deep and intense tones, translating her entire trajectory in a consistent way.

She is versatile, expressive and owner of striking style, her performances are marked by a strong presence, that soon conquers and allows you to feel techno in new and expressive frequencies.

Podcast - 180 | Emmy Betiol

Samuel Kerridge is the 338th guest of our original HATE Podcast series.

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Samuel Kerridge - HATE Podcast 338

01 Solar Chrome : Where's Your Robot - Battery Park 
02 PRZ : Synthetic Man - Clone
03 Umwelt : Galactic Empire - Shipwrec
04 Star Map : Immediate Proximity - Radio Matrix
05 Shokh : Front Two - Brokntoys
06 PTHGN : Cybernetik- Fides
07 Meta Complex : Bionic Personnel 
08 Chloe Lula : Neu Elektro - Keyi
09 RLGN : Apollo  - System 108
10 Nikki Nair : Wall Panda - Alpha Pup Records
11 Umwelt : Redemption Of Time - Keyi
12 Jadzia : Zeptosecond - A7A
13 Umwelt : Day Zero - Shipwrec
14 Hedchef : Terminal Velocity - Childsplay
15 Atix : Vengeance (Nite Fleit Remix) - Division Virtuel 
16 FracTAL : Stardrive - Flesh Or Die 
17 Wellen Brecher : Lasst Uns Feiern (The Hacker Remix) - Killekill
18 Filmmaker : Shenanigans - Disidencia
19 The Hacker : Reactor - Rave Or Die
20 Tripped : Stronk (Umwelt Remix) - Madback
21 Terence Fixmer : Detune My Brain - Rave Or Die 
22 Zero Dayz : Binary - Flatlife 
23 Player :  Player Three (Zero Dayz Remix) - Player Records
24 Oxygeno : Rush Hour - Soma
25 Exium : Regressions - Void+1 
26 Milo Raad : Buzzsaw - Mord
27 Pacou : Footwork - Illegal Alien Records
28 Cri Du Coeur : Mopar (Umwelt remix) - Arkham
29 Balrog : Brain Aneurysm - Khazad
30 Slam : The Crossing - Soma
31 LPV : Sexual Tension - Crisis Of Man
32 Blame The Mono & DLV :  Wachtraum - Voxnox
33 Fractions : tension -NRG Trax
34 Egotik : Devoid (Selective Response Remix) - Kracht
35 Sub Terra :  Vindicta - Sacred Court
36 Lord Jalapenos : Access_Denied - International Chrome
37 Robotron : Ballistic Body - Skynet Cybersonix

Umwelt presents Ravoluson / Episode 26

Ladies and gentlemen, brace yourselves for an electrifying journey through the pulsating beats of none other than the most renowned Spanish DJ to grace the global electronic scene. His name resonates through the annals of electronic music history, still being a beacon of innovation, pushing the boundaries of sound and creativity, and standing as a paragon of excellence. Indeed, an artist who needs no introduction, the one and only @oscarmulero. Noise To Meet You are beyond honored and thrilled to welcome this eminence on board to celebrate our N2MU 100th podcast. Enjoy it!
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Tracklist:
01 - “Luminous Idle State” / Versalife.
02 - “Message Failed to Send” / Francois Dillinger.
03 - “Hypertension” / Cycloplex.
04 - “Fierce Machines” / Plant43.
05 - “Free Your Body” / Jensen Interceptor & DeFekT.
06 - “Quiet Earth” / Jensen Interceptor.
07 - “God of Olympus” / Boris Divider.
08 - “Warehouse” / Sync 24.
09 - “SH09” / Versalife.
10 - “Synthesize Her” / Ectomorhp.
11 - “Guttural” / Carl Finlow.
12 - “Engines of Creation” / Carl Finlow.
13 - “Clone” / Zeta Reticula.
14 — “Speaker Breaka” / Exzakt.
15 - “Strange Form” / The Advent & Zein Ferreira.
16 - “True to the Realm” / Ultradyne.

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2x Technics SL-1210M5G
1x Allen & Heath Xone:96
1x Zoom Multistomp MS-100BT

N2MU PDCST100 - Óscar Mulero

HECTOR MAD - QUIMERA PROJECT 1ST ANNIVERSARY (18.05.24)

Dan Böhler (LIVE) @ II Aniversario 100x100 Techno (15.02.25)

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Kaos London with I Hate Models - 14th July 2018

Next episode of Abaddon Podcast with Halv Drøm

The alchemy of techno is forged with a variety of tools. In darkened concrete crucibles, flowering tongues of light leap lapping across flesh slick with sweat, as bass hammers the shape of the sound into the minds throbbing within. In a city that both reveres and takes such institutions of arcane aurals as commonplace, what revelations may yet be gleaned on the dance floor?

The sonic world of Halv Drøm delve deep into this burning question. Weaving science and spirituality into well-established engines of industrial, EBM and post-punk, Saxon Jorgensen’s work seeks to break out of the confines of “dark” music (by this point an overused descriptor, particularly in these crumbling times) to shape something far more imperious and personal. Whereas techno is so often used as a sledgehammer, Jorgensen wields it like an ice-sculptor with a chainsaw.

Rooted in an appreciation of personal magick and political upheaval, accordingly a strong DIY aesthetic is Halv Drøm’s backbone. Field recordings, guitars churned into shrieking maelstroms, binaural frequencies that sidle beneath waves of polyrhythmic experimentation, and a willingness to go beyond comfortable dance patterns are all in play here. Modern electronics and ancient chakra tonal systems form a ritual of harsh healing; imperative in our time.

Photo: Evelyn Bencicova

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Morah dj set @ DT CAMP 2018


2019 Rave edition - https://www.facebook.com/events/2192584160987028/

Morah dj set @ DT CAMP 2018

Next Episode of Abaddon Podcast with Barkosina

Barkosina's main influence comes from the Czech underground scene where she grew up. Arriving to UK and staging obscure performance art events RUN, she also hosted three years regular radio show "Contradictions” where she experimented with post-punk, electronic synthpunk and techno. 

Her Dj sets oscillate in between Ambient noise from crepuscular drones to syncopated rhythms, Industrial EBM and from bottom of her heart heavy bass, kicks and vocals. Her mixes evoke stories, their titles are cautionary. These sets/scenarios attempt to explore a complexity of emotions, as in life, its never the same…
As the half of YOD, Barkosina is blending poetry, dark romanticism, corners of Post-Punk, Industrial music movement and rave culture. YOD has released music on Death & Leisure, Khemia, Veyl Records, She lost Kontrol and more to come…..

Barkosina has been performing and playing in venues across London and Europe sharing the stage with the likes of Orphx, In Aeternam Vale, I Hate Models, Schwefelgelb, HUREN, Samuel Kerridge, Codex Empire, Halv Drom, Silent Servant, Alessandro Adriani, Broken English Club, Morah and many more. 

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Abaddon Podcast 042 X Barkosina

Stranger (gabber set) at Unpolished 2020

Cosas que te encuentras rebuscando en discos duros viejos. Con esta música aprendí a pinchar hace ya 12 años. Nada que ver con lo que hago ahora. 

Dj Bou

No bios, no info. Just music, that's only maters. 

To listen to my older podcasts, please visit my mixcloud's profile; http://www.mixcloud.com/joyb

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