“The Interdimensional Transmissions crew and those adjacent have been a huge influence on me as a DJ. At its core my sound is rooted in late night weirdness. It was a huge honor to be able to contribute to Samhain XX, thank you guys!” 
— @clarkdprice

video: https://youtu.be/mvyUupBd1IM

Tracklist:

DJ Qu - Everybodys Dark
Alexander East - Free R We (Evil Re-edit)
Greater Than One - Ich Liebe Dich Mein Prinz
Green Velvet - Happy
Khidja - Haetrin
Le Loup - Feel
Mor Elian - Starlight Mesa
T. Jacques - Voyetra
Dark Matrix - 06- 18.23
Dj Skurge - The Time Haters
Miss Kittin - PPPO
Anthony Rother - Nummern/Computerwelt 2
Dark Matrix - 06: 15.07
Gemini - Welcome to the Future
Members of the House - Share This House (Radio House)
Anthony Shakir - Sequence 10
Weird Shit - I Feel It
Model 500 - No UFOs
DJ Octopus - Americation
Colours of Infinity - Frequency Shift
Die Warzau - Strike to the Body (Lil' Louis' Body Blow Mix)
Station Rose - Gunafa 2000
Mor Elian - Farewell to the Snare
Jungla -  101-202-303 bonus tweaks
Hagan - Waves
If I Found Out
Bizzy B - The Night Calls
The Dynamic Guv'nors - These Guys Are Doper Than Dope
Fett Burger - Electric Blue
S.Y.Z. - Turbulence
DJ Qu - Tunnel Vision
Resistance D - Cosmic Love
Eddie Fowlkes - Time to Express
Le Loup - Pop That!
Luca Lozano - End of Line
Sweet Exorcist - What It Is
Insync vs. Mysteron - Exit 9 
Silverlining - Doodlebug - Loose In Your Mind (Silverlining Remix)

Interdimensional Transmissions Podcast

IT Podcast

IT.podcast.s10.e07: Clark Price at Samhain XX

Southwestern king @nico-tobon assumes proceedings on the latest installment of our monthly on @radio-relativa

Nico Tobón | April '21

Ascension is one for the dance floor. It is an energetic track with lots of development, taking you from a deep well of pulsating harmonies into higher and higher spheres. Like small water bubbles which slowly increase in speed and density this tracks comes to a boiling point and flows over with ecstasy.

Ascension

Forest (feat. David Attenborough)

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Juanita's Mix 31 with Pure Immanence @pureimmanence

Q. How would you describe yourself?
Kiddo: Oh I don't know, I'm pretty introverted. I usually let Nick do this type of stuff. 
Nick: I guess we could say that we like to think of ourselves as more of an idea or a concept than a group? 
Kiddo: Yeah, we're what you'd call a classic collaboration. 
Nick: A duet?
Kiddo: Yeah, we like to harmonize. 

Q. How long have you been a part of the NYC music scene?
Kiddo: Combined, we have over twenty years of experience smoking weed in the NYC music scene. 
Nick: Yeah, I don't really have much to add to that. 
Kiddo: I think the figures speak for themselves. 

Q. Tell us about this mix.
Nick: So we were definitely channeling deep mycelium mesh-network vibes with this one...
Kiddo: Yeah, like, à la carte offerings from the Wood Wide Web. 
Nick: Full-spectrum multi-tempo psychospiritual Dr. Quinn journeywoman type jams for your autumnal vibe re-alignment.

Tracklist: 
1. Fluid States – "Reset - Open - Transform" [Silent Records]
2. Robert Leiner – Dream Or Reality [R&S Records]
3. Klänge – No Future [Minus Habens Records]
4. Subsurfing – The Number Readers [Apollo]
5. Yantra – Room 27 [Music Man Records]
6. Fedbymachines – Bestill [Shipwrec]
7. Speedy J – Pepper [Warp Records]
8. Sun Electric – :-) and :-( [R&S Records]
9. Kosmik Kommando – The Welcome Home [Rephlex]
10. Sven Väth – Harlequin's Meditation (B-Zet Remix)[Eye Q Records]
11. Robert Leiner – Beginning Of The End [self-released]
12. Cygnus X – Deliberation [Eye Q Records]

Juanita's Mix 031: Pure Immanence

If you've been a livestream regular, you'll almost certainly recognize @boxofbox as the chatroom participant with the encyclopedic memory for track IDs. With a meticulous methodology for seeking out and organizing tracks, this Durham, North Carolina-based DJ and bioengineer brings a taste for the sweaty and psychedelic to the decks. His mix for Spontaneous Affinity is an emotive listen, traversing everything from the euphoric to the pensive.

Read the full interview and see a tracklist:
spontaneous.zone/029-boxofbox.html

"Given that we’re entering month 9 of the Covid19 pandemic in the US, I wanted to snapshot how it feels for me to be playing/experiencing music at this moment. The goal here was to make a deliberately eclectic mix representative of my moods lately: hopeful, unsettled, wistful, a bit dark, dreaming, playful, melancholic, erratic, with some fleeting moments of tenderness and euphoria.

I went through several folders of stuff I’ve been itching to play, including some recent acquisitions, and landed on the Glacci, the Barker, and the Dadub/Retina.it tracks as the primary ones that would guidepost the flow of the mix. I knew I wanted to have the Barker track near the end, because it's got this sweetness yet it's still kind of thoughtful and longing–a nice, complex mood to leave a listener with during a lockdown.

From there I started seeding a playlist and loosely sorting by 'energy' to connect the feel of the three tracks in a form that I hope is interesting for y'all. I recorded the mix live into Logic via a Xone:96 using 3 XDJ-1000Mk2's and an Eventide H9 (this time just for a little reverb)."

@boxofbox

Interview + Tracklist

Spontaneous Affinity #029: boxofbox

Follow @taylorbratches

Taylor Bratches (she/they) seeks to explore and transmit an emotional experience through sound. Her sets aim to fuse genres and find hybrid spaces, by blending acid, electro, DnB, jungle, broken techno, IDM, bass and more. She aims to move people physically and spiritually, creating a dance floor experience that is both terrestrial and extraterrestrial. 

This mix, recorded for the most recent Acid Camp live stream, came out of a need to express and experience catharsis, and to connect with the body. They used this opportunity to showcase their current obsessions, leaning heavily into leftfield spaces, dubstep and various styles of bass music.

Acid Camp Vol. 130 — Taylor Bratches

Breakbeats and murky ambience from a rising Australian.

Download and tracklisting: http://bit.ly/XLR8Rpodcast_DarcyKhalid

@darcykhalid

XLR8R Podcast

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XLR8R Podcast 681: Darcy Khalid

Signals vol. 47 Ali Berger [ Trackland | Ghostly ]

Our next Signals comes from Ali Berger. Originally from central New Jersey, spending formative time in Boston  and honing his craft while living in Detroit,  current resident and contributor to the ever growing community in Pittsburg.  As a DJ, producer he explores the spaces between distorted drum machine improvisations, synth-heavy techno trips, and warm mechanized funk. 

With an ever growing catalog and a new imprint Trackland.  2020 may have been a hiatus year for most,  Ali's made the best of it with a plenty of gems added to his catalog. Which he is uploading to the Trackland Bandcamp every 2-3 weeks. 
Also check him out on his weekly Twitch show every Friday @ 6:30pm est

Ali's contribution to the Signals series  gives us a diverse offering of acid, house, techno and just a hint of disco.

https://soundcloud.com/aliberger

https://aliberger.bandcamp.com/

https://www.twitch.tv/aliberger

https://trackland.bandcamp.com/

Signals vol. 47 Ali Berger [ Trackland | Ghostly ]

Season 5 Episode 8 - 03.01.21

This month's KP comes from LA resident Force Placement.  Representing The Black Lodge in LA, Force Placement puts in work not only behind the decks but the studio as well; with releases on labels like Clave House, 100% Silk, and Material Image. In this mix, Force Placement showcases dark, minimal grooves that are both futuristic and soulful.

@forceplacement

Kajunga Program SE.5 EP.8 - Force Placement

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