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Following his recent outing as one half of Dot Product and a number of well-received EPs on Luke Slater’s Mote Evolver label, Chris Jarman returns in his Kamikaze Space Programme guise for a new EP on Osiris Music uk. Opener Clickers introduces a loop that permeates the entire track — an exercise in meditative repetition, KSP-style — followed by the sci-fi bleeps and sub-bass thuds of Pax. On the other side, Thalamic Transplant heads straight for the floor with more repetition: this time the alarm-like glitches ofw a malfunctioning spaceship. The EP closes with a version of ‘Clickers’ reworked by label boss Mønic, complete with half-time cavernous kicks and cosmos-sized reverbs. 

Humanoid EP

Dans

Very good Techno :!

Kryptic Minds - Alone (Cherry Edit)

Vocals from Lana Del Rey's "Summer Bummer"

Artwork by Cherry
Photo: Lana Del Rey by Mathieu Cesar for Next Libération magazine (April 2nd, 2014)

Kryptic Minds - Alone (Cherry Edit)

Blissless Yield

KRYPTIC MINDS "Can't Sleep" (BLACK BOX UK) 07.03.11

Here is one Hour of my set from the Kanzlernacht at Tresor Berlin 21.12.2013

You can also find this as 2 hour Podcast on Dr Hoffmanns Blind Spot Show streamed on New Years Eve 
http://blindspotmusic.co.uk/podcasts/dr-hoffmann-niereich-bs238

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tracklist: 01. Truncate - Diffraction (Jonas Kopp Remix) / Modularz 
02. Len Faki & Johannes Heil - Maniac / Figure 
03. Abstract Devison - Fierce Tension (Shifted Remix) / Dynamic Reflection 
04. Hans Bouffmyhre - Flash Mode / Sleaze Records 
05. Hans Bouffmyhre - Demon Within (Pfirter Rmx) / Perctrax 
06. Bas Mooy - Nastase (Devoloper Remix2) / Audio Assault 
07. Frankyeffe - Lethal (Niereich Distorsion Edit) / Spielstaub 
08. Marco Asoleda - Blind (Niereich Rex) / Blind Spot Music 
09. Audio Injection - Deep Thought / Droid 
10. Measure Divide -Aux (Ryuji Takeuchi Rmx) / Starkstrom Schallplatten 
11. Flug - 13d (Pfirter Rmx) / Drivinng Forces Recordings 
12. Niereich - Flow Velocity (Perc Mix) / Audio Stimulation Recordings 
13. Blood & Tears - Muscle (Michael Schwarz Rmx) / Spielstaub 
14. Niereich & Flex Protoxyde (Audio Injection Rmx) / Nachtstrom Schallplatten 
15. Dax J - Delusion Of Morality / Unknown Territory 
16. Clouds - Cained To A Dead Camel / Overlee Assembly 
17. Pfirter - New State Of Consequisness / Mind Trip 
18. Dincsoy & Niereich - Deus /  Sleaze Records

Niereich @ Tresor Berlin (Free Download) Blind Spot 238

Kryptic Minds - Fade To Nothing

DJ NOBU [ bitta / Future Terror ] Japan

1.Samuel Kerridge - Remove Yourself 
2.Yves De Mey - Slew Modified 
3.Gunnar Haslam - Cat Superhighway 
4.TM404 - 303303303606606 
5.Vermittelnde-elemente - Zeitfrei 
6.Cut Hands - Damballah 58 
7.Don't DJ - EuclideanGrid
8.Morphosis - Running Out
9.Farah - Lockhead
10.Legowelt - Lovecraftiannature
11.Clay Wilson - E4
12.Phase - Dirtro II
13.Israel Vines - Precipice
14.Planetary Assault Systemes - Serc
15.Bee Mask - Unripe Pears (Abdulla Rashim Remix)
16.Equal - Tierra 
17.Lucy  The Self As Another
18.Inigo Kennedy - VHSK I
19.Erika - Early Warning Star Field (Donato Dozzy Spiral Synthi Mix)

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Smoke Machine Podcast 098 DJ NOBU

Remix for my best buds @vinjette.
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And do check out the whole remix EP, it's seriously cool.
https://soundcloud.com/vinjette/sets/distant-light-remixes

Save it on Spotify ❤︎

Vinjette — Distant Light (Skogsrå Mix)

Self

Seelensauna Podcast #13

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The Catfather

Seelensauna Podcast #13 Mixed By The Catfather

Subsolid(@subsolid) is a Berlin based DJ who broke daylight at Tresor in 2012. He provided us with his latest recording from a gig at this club showcasing his diverse style of playing. Our sources say that we should expect more from Subsolid in the near future.

We present this week's episode with special greeting from the Mecca of techno, Berlin. It is a recording from a gig that Subsolid did at Kanzlernacht, Tresor 14. June this year!


Q: 
You have musical roots in various genres of music, how did you discover techno?

A: 
My musical roots?? Haha, that's right... My first love was old school Hip Hop. I came in touch with Techno in the mid-2000s. Visiting the old Tresor in Leipziger Strasse changed everything, no joke. The ultra dark basement floor, red lights, mad strobes and a hard pumping bass that I've never heard before... This experience was incredible for me!!! I'm infected till this day.

Q: 
Do you have any plans to venture into music production as well?

A:
Yes, I have planned my debut release on Nachtstrom Schallplatten with remixes from Torsten Kanzler & Pierre Deutschmann (aka Elematic) and Kevin Witt. Furthermore I'll do a Remix for XLR1507 and a solo EP for favor.! There's a lot to do.

Q:
Coming from Berlin, what influence would you say that this city has on techno music?

A:
Berlin is the hometown of Techno and it wouldn't even be possible without the crazy party people, every weekend, every day. Everything's moving. 24/7!!! The city never sleeps. Two of the world's most famous Techno clubs (Berghain/Tresor) you can find. Countless producers and DJs are living in the city, which makes Berlin to a Mecca for Techno lovers worldwide…

Q:
Some Djs have a "go to" record or artist that they always play. Do you have one?

A:
Two of my favorite producers are Jonas Kopp & Markus Suckut. Both have such a powerful style that becomes part of my sets again and again.

Q:
What is the best club in Berlin right now?

A:
Tresor is great but Berghain is not of this world.


Artwork:
Jan-Joost Verhoef - Green Industry
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jjverhoef/

MNMT 49:  Sub:solid (Tresor recording)

For our next podcast we head out to the Far East, specifically to Chiba in Japan, where the cult favourite DJ Nobu resides. From there the man behind legendary party Future Terror and esteemed label Bitta has been putting out weird electronics, spacey electro and atmospheric techno since the late 90s. He releases rather infrequently, but when he does you can be sure he never does the same trick twice. It is the same story when he is DJing: he always manages to conjure up fresh tricks, textures and tunes depending on the situation and has put out many official mix CDs to that end. From contemporary electronic pieces to abstract techno, his wide repertoire has made him a favourite with the likes of the Berghain crew and Hessle Audio associate Ben UFO, who played with him recently at the Red Bull Music Academy, whilst he also played a stand out set on Boiler Room at our own Dekmantel festival earlier in the year.

The podcast he has put together for us is just over an hour of occult ambient littered with the sounds of the Far East. It is patient and absorbing, zoned out and eerie as well as being hugely organic and natural sounding. Drums only appear in the latter half and when they do, they still come embellished with pixel thin pads, metallic surfaces and harmonic sounds that continue to sooth your mind in fresh new ways. 

Dekmantel Podcast 042 - DJ Nobu

DJ Nobu has long been Japan's best kept secret, but lately it feels like the cat is well out of the bag as his global touring schedule fills up for 2016. Nobu has been producing the legendary Future Terror parties in Japan since 2001 and launched his Bitta label in 2012. More than anything though, he is known for his completely unpredictable yet always mind-melting DJ sets. We were totally floored by both his prime-time set at The Bunker in Tokyo and his opening set at The Bunker in Osaka in September, 2015. He will be playing the closing set of The Bunker NY takeover of Berghain in February, making his North American debut at The Bunker in Brooklyn in March, in addition to playing alongside The Bunker resident Eric Cloutier at Smart Bar in Chicago. Few DJs demonstrate the depth of vision that seems to come naturally to Nobu. 

The Bunker Podcast 117 - DJ Nobu

The Beach Boys Classics...Selected By Brian Wilson

Good Vibrations (Remastered 2001)

Following his recent outing as one half of Dot Product and a number of well-received EPs on Luke Slater’s Mote Evolver label, Chris Jarman returns in his Kamikaze Space Programme guise for a new EP on Osiris Music uk. 

The EP closes with a version of ‘Clickers’ reworked by label boss Mønic, complete with half-time cavernous kicks and cosmos-sized reverbs. 

Clickers (MØNIC Version)

Following his recent outing as one half of Dot Product and a number of well-received EPs on Luke Slater’s Mote Evolver label, Chris Jarman returns in his Kamikaze Space Programme guise for a new EP on Osiris Music uk. 

Thalamic Transplant heads straight for the floor with more repetition: this time the alarm-like glitches ofw a malfunctioning spaceship.

Thalamic Transplant

Following his recent outing as one half of Dot Product and a number of well-received EPs on Luke Slater’s Mote Evolver label, Chris Jarman returns in his Kamikaze Space Programme guise for a new EP on Osiris Music uk.  KSP-style — followed by the sci-fi bleeps and sub-bass thuds of Pax. On the other side.

Following his recent outing as one half of Dot Product and a number of well-received EPs on Luke Slater’s Mote Evolver label, Chris Jarman returns in his Kamikaze Space Programme guise for a new EP on Osiris Music uk. 

Opener Clickers introduces a loop that permeates the entire track — an exercise in meditative repetition.

Clickers

A2 Anastasia Kristensen - Spring Ballade

Artist: Sept
title: Artefakkt EP
Remixer: Michal Jablonski
Cat. Number: SMR055
Format: Digital
Release date: 27 December, 2016

Sept - Artefakkt EP (Incl. Michal Jablonski remix) [SMR055]

Victim of Love

Where Do We Go From Here (feat. Menahan Street Band)

No Time For Dreaming

How Long (feat. Menahan Street Band)

True Love

I ve Got You Under My Skin

Death Bell Records: www.facebook.com/DeathBellRec/ 

Tøtal 
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Booking agent: razmikmakhsudyan01@gmail.com

Released by: Death Bell Records

Release/catalogue number: DBR005

Release date: Feb 15, 2018

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Tracklist:
1  Tøtal-457 [DBR006]
2 Tøtal-385 [DBR006]
3 Tøtal-374 [DBR006]


All rights reserved for the producers of these tracks.

Tøtal-385

TRTLNCK delivers fast paced and functional techno on their fourth V/A vinyl installment. Riesenfeld opens the record with ‘Auto Self’ and ‘White Weather’, two groove heavy tracks, while Resonant Pole takes over the flip-side with ‘Eroticism Moves’, a more trancelike take on contemporary techno, followed up by Modah closing the record with ‘Lasue’, a suitable tool for almost any selection.

TRTLNCK004 - Various Artists:
A1. Riesenfeld - Auto Self
A2. Riesenfeld - White Weather
B1. Resonant Pole - Eroticism Moves
B2. Modah - Lasue

Catalog#: 04 
Format: Vinyl, 12", 33⅓, 180 g, Limited Edition (250 copies) + digital
Country: Denmark 
Released: 2018 
Genre: Electronic 
Style: Techno 
Real Names: Stephan Riesenfeld, Rasmus Nagy, Morten Hansen

TRTLNCK004 (12")

Kryptic Minds - Myth

Tøtal - Violate

Tracklisting

Cio D'Or - Autumnwinds - RA podcast exclusive
Murcof - Rostro - The Leaf Label
Xhin - Seed - Stroboscopic Artefacts
Milton Bradley - Somewhere Beyond My Illusion - Prologue
Heartthrob - Valentine - M-nus
Monolake - Zero Gravity - Monolake
C-Olvrin - Walk at Night in the Misty Woods - Unreleased
Monolake - Infinitive Snow - Imbalance
Margaret Dygas - 37 min to 7 - Non Standard Productions
Milton Bradley - Uncontrallable Desire - Do Not Resist The Beat!
Monolake - Observatory - Imbalance
Terence Fixmer - Electric City (Function Rmx) - Electric Deluxe
Perc - BGG (Milton Bradley / Bejond The Silence Mix) - Perc Trax
Xhin - Key - Stroboscopic Artefacts
Murcof - Memoria - The Leaf Label
Milton Bradley - Sector X - Unreleased
Cio D'Or - Organza (Milton Bradley Rmx) - Prologue
Monolake - Ionized - Monolake
Milton Bradley - Last Flight To Cologne - Do Not Resist The Beat!
Donor - Remainder - Stroboscopic Artefacts
Marcel Dettmann - Silex - Ostgut Ton
Sleeparchive - Infared Glow - Sleeparchive
Xhin - B-Link - Stroboscopic Artefacts
Obtane - Twilight Observer - Unreleased
Perc - BGG (Milton Bradley Critical Level Mix) - Perc Trax
Cio D'Or - Goldbrokat (Donato Dozzy Techno Rmx) - Prologue
Cio D'Or - Goldbrokat - Prologue
Cio D'Or - Goldbrokat (Donato Dozzy Ambient Rmx) - Prologue

RA Podcast 219 Cio-Dor

Not officially a VIP of Just After Sunset as the title is unknown, but if you listen to this and the original, the drums sound unmistakenly identical. This track has only been played out live and on GetDarker by Leon, which means that this most likely was made to be played out live by KM only. 
Track is from around 2011/2012, possibly earlier.

Kryptic Minds - Just After Sunset VIP (Sarsy's No MC Edit + Extension)

A. Mochi - Squeal 3

If there’s an artist to successfully traverse the treacherous divide between drum and bass, breakbeat and techno it’s Christopher Jarman’s prevailing alias, Kamikaze Space Programme. With roots indebted to the music he released on labels like Renegade Hardware under his Raiden alias, his abstract, field recorded, industrial and broken admission into the annals of electronica has seen his music backed, supported and released by the heaviest of renowned labels - namely Luke Slater's Mote Evolver, Mord to Osiris Music, Mord and Mote Evolver, WNCL, to the freshly minted Eomac’s Eotrax and further afield on Trust via Kamikaze Space Programme’s electro-minded wares. 

Having proved himself a razor-sharp edge of meticulous drum and bass production when rising up through the ranks of the genre’s definitive platforms, Kamikaze Space Programme’s hybrid sound, has joined the dots through a constellation of labels inhibiting a grey zone between UK club music and steely brutalist industrial textures. 

An accomplished session musician and avid field recording artist, Jarman’s music by and large is made up of foley sound design and sonic experimentation using bespoke apparatus and homemade microphones. Capturing internal resonances and electromagnetic radiation of objects, re-amplified or organic, classic hardware dub mixing completes the Kamikaze Space Programme aesthetic. Having worked with BBC Radiophonic Workshop and Rotterdam’s Re:Vive initiative too, there’s no denying Jarman of his credentials, with his repute as a formidable DJ and live act backed by his place in heavy weight line ups across the globe, be they at Berghain, Kompass Klub or Dommune to performing at festivals like Atonal, Krake and Kiev’s Next Sound.

Other collaborative projects, furthermore, have found their way through Simon Shreeve (aka Mønic, of Downwards and Kryptic Minds fame) to his Osiris Musik collaboration with Adam Winchester (Appleblips) under the moniker, Dot Product. He’s also proved a deft hand in the remix by taking on productions by Planetary Assault Systems, Emika and The Exaltics to NY’s The Horrorist.

Encompassing the most brutal of industrial sound design alongside intrinsic field recordings and the sleeker, low tempos and frenetic energy of jungle, breakbeats and drum and bass, Jarman’s ability to maneuver between genre and style sees the music of Kamikaze Space Programme defy classification while spiralling from one nether-spectrum of sound to the next.