Name: KHIDI Podcast NR.36: Silent Servant by KHIDI
Duration: 1 h 5 min 28 s
Description: Thirthy-sixth guest of KHIDI Podcast series is an American DJ, producer and live-performer, member of the legendary Sandwell District and co-founder of Jealous God - Juan Mendez aka Silent Servant

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Thirthy-sixth guest of KHIDI Podcast series is an American DJ, producer and live-performer, member of the legendary Sandwell District and co-founder of Jealous God - Juan Mendez aka Silent Servant

KHIDI Podcast NR.36: Silent Servant

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EPM Podcast 147 comes from UK techno artist, Regis. Karl O’Connor has remained a maverick and iconic figure on the global techno stage, ever since his 'Montreal' EP burned his name across the world's dancefloors some 25 years ago. His unconventional and single-minded label, Downwards, often shrouded by mythology, remains one of the most revered electronic labels in the history of techno. So when Karl offered to cast a critical eye over some of the key releases in EPM’s 20 year history we of course jumped at the chance to invite Birmingham’s finest over. A decision that we have subsequently regretted ever since.

With a wide array of influences, which go far beyond the musical universe; the painter Val Denham, writers and authors Samuel Beckett, Eza Pound, Jean Genet and Georges Bataille, music wise, his source of inspiration includes Einsturzende Neubauten, Pussy Galore, Stooges, Johnny Thunders, John Cale, Sex Gang Children, World Domination Enterprise, XON/Sweet Exorcist, etc. He has been quoted saying: "The things that I liked were made by people who had actually been making music since the post-punk era, if not before." 

Never one to tread the easy path, O'Connor alongside known projects such as British Murder Boys (with Surgeon), O/V/R with James Ruskin and Sandwell District alongside Function and Silent Servant has more recently collaborated with artists such as Ann Margaret Hogan (piano) and Justin K. Broadrick on guitar (previously of Godflesh) for a one-off concert performed live in the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, Argolis, Greece as well as releasing last year's stunning new album 'In This Is The Light That You Miss' on Downwards.  In his continuous search to side-step convention, he remains one of the more highly regarded creative forces within the British techno/electronic scene.

Now over 20 years after their creation EPM are proud to release 'Beyond the Reach of Time'. An EP that gives long-lost Regis tracks the official release they deserve as the closing chapter in our EPM20 vinyl series. ‘EPM20’ is out now.

Regis – 'Beyond the Reach of Time' is out now on EPMmusic.

To read to the exclusive interview click https://s.epm-music.com/3yzZ6jQ

EPM Podcast 147 – Tracklist

1. Oliver Way - Dust Storm (Plaid Remix)
2. Techmarine Bottom Feeders - The Vision
3. Bryan Chapman - Kala
4. Mark Broom - One Sound
5. Esteban Adame - Descendants (Juan Atkins Remix)
6. Carl Taylor - Debbie's Groove (Robert Hood Remix)
7. Paul Mac - Nothing Remains
8. The Third Man - Double Dawn (John Heckle Remix)
9. Pearl Vision - Leksecuress
10. Floorplan - Never Grow Old (Mark Broom Dubplate Mix)

RELATED LINKS:
https://www.mixcloud.com/EPM-Music/epm-podcast-147-regis/ 
https://soundcloud.com/epm-music/epm-podcast-147-regis 
https://www.epm-music.com/podcast 
https://ra.co/dj/regis
https://downwardsrecords.bandcamp.com/ 
https://epmmusic.bandcamp.com/ 

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Hundredth guest of KHIDI's podcast series is Alienata - Berlin-based Spanish producer and DJ, founder of Discos Atonicos imprint. Alienata is a self-described sound obsessive whose sets span obscure electro, ACID, dub, IDM, dark disco, jakbeat, hypnotic techno, industrial atmospheres, breakbeats, cosmic jazz , UK electro, Detroit, Chicago influences and crazy sounds in general

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Next up comes a very special b2b recorded live at the club back in July. Frequent Bassiani collaborator and Future Terror resident/organiser, Japanese maverick Haruka has come a long way since being discovered by DJ Nobu at a gig in his hometown Tsuruoka. The younger protégé has taken a well-earned step out from behind Nobu’s shadow and developed a formidable strain of loop techno to make his former master proud. His talents behind decks are demonstrated by unequivocally shrewd track selections and remarkable feeling for atmosphere, gradually rising compositions that creep towards their heady apex over the course of many hours. In Zitto he finds a kindred spirit for this latest Bassiani Podcast 182. A newer recruit to the techno cause, this Detroit-loving Georgian is a well established anchor of the Bassiani roster with his own designs for a DJ-crowd alliance. His self-reported calling, to gauge the room and play by feeling. In this the two are brothers in arms, delivering a two and a half hour Podcast seething with emotion, suspenseful techno from the depths, a symbiotic endurance run from this pair of enigmatic masters.

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British Murder Boys - Dogma, Edinburgh - March 2004

Tracklist (in construction) : http://tracklistings.forum.st/t47406-2017-05-26-helena-hauff-vs-umwelt-nuits-sonores-2017-lyon-france
Mixcloud : https://www.mixcloud.com/tracklistings/helena-hauff-vs-umwelt-nuits-sonores-2017-20170526-lyon-france

Helena Hauff (fanpage) : https://www.facebook.com/groups/helena.hauff.fanpage

Source : http://concert.arte.tv/fr/helena-hauff-vs-umwelt-nuits-sonores

Helena Hauff et Umwelt se connaissent bien. La hambourgeoise est en effet l’une des signatures du label Rave or Die dont le fondateur n’est autre que…  Umwelt. Il faut dire que les deux producteurs ont tout pour s’entendre. Ils partagent en effet un goût prononcé pour une techno brute, sombre et glaciale.

Autre point commun, Helena Hauff et Umwelt sont chacun à la tête d’un ou plusieurs labels : Return to Disorder pour elle, New Flesh, Shelter, Fundata et donc Rave or Die pour lui. Une manière pour ces deux jusqu’au-boutistes d’éviter les concessions, d’évoluer au rythme de leurs envies dans les méandres de l’underground. Entre noirceur et complicité, ce versus franco-allemand s’annonce donc sous les meilleurs auspices !

Links : 
Helena Hauff : http://helena-hauff.com
Umwelt : https://soundcloud.com/umwelt-music
Nuits Sonores : http://www.nuits-sonores.com

Tracklist (in construction) :
00. Wata Igarashi - Void [Semantica Records]
01. Devilfish - Live 1999 (Side A) [Bush]
02. Privacy - Apex Predator [Lobster Theremin]
03. Transparent Sound - No Call From New York (Original Acid Mix) [Electrix Recordings]
04. Ozone Layer - Planetary Deterioration (Anthony Rother 1999 Remix) [International Deejay Gigolo Records]
05. ID
06. Bytecon - Robots Ready For Mars [Satamile Records NYC]
07. ID
08. BS-1 - The Only Exit [Marguerita Recordings]
09. ID
10. Larry McCormick - Escape [Datapunk]
11. The Dexorcist - 3rd Wave Axion [Control Tower]
12. Adam Beyer - Remainings III (DK Remix 1) [Drumcode]
13. Thomas P. Heckmann - Himmel & Hoelle [Trope Recordings]
14. ID
15. Sem - Hybrid [Electron Industries]
16. ID
17. The Advent - Only Power [Electrix Recordings]
18. Umwelt - Days Of Dissent [Boidae]
19. w1b0 - Utopia Planitia [Bass Agenda Recordings]
20. Umwelt - Hooverrun [Rave Or Die]
21. Tuning Circuits - No Compassion (No Compassion Version) [Totally Freaked Out Power Electronics]
22. Chris McCormack - TOMIK [Embryo Records]
23. EDMX - What The ... [Shipwrec]
24. Umwelt - Slave To The Rave [Rave Or Die]
25. Da GobliNN - Da Magik (D'Marc Cantu Rework) [Land of Dance Records]
26. ID
27. ID
28. ID
29. Mescalinum United ‎– We Have Arrived 2002 (Remixed By Miro) [Acardipane Records]
30. Unit Moebius - Penetrator [Bunker]
31. Shokh ‎– The Man [Omnidisc]
32. Cassegrain - Trappist (The Mover Remix) [Arcing Seas]
33. Drexciya - Hydro Cubes [Rephlex]
34. dynArec - Double Postpone [Solar One Music]
35. ID
36. Redshift - Glide [Surface Effect]
37. Fallen Angel - The Walls Are Alive [Rave Frontier]
38. Space Trax - Deduction [Stealth Records]
39. Hyde - Dominator [Monotone]

Helena Hauff vs Umwelt @ Nuits Sonores 2017 (2017.05.26 - Lyon, France)

Stanislav Tolkachev has been turning out experimental techno for more than a decade but might never have been as prolific as he is now. Hot on the heels of an EP on Raw Waxes that brimmed with dark IDM invention, this month sees him serve up his fourth full length, It Will Be Too Late Then. It finds the Ukrainian serving up controlled machine made chaos, cavernous grooves and his trademark arpeggios across nine forward thinking tracks. 

All this and more is showcased on his podcast for us. Tolkachev’s compulsive rhythms are the foundation for what is an end of days soundtrack that takes you from the heat of a percussive battle to a charred and desolate landscape. It’s cinematic music rich in texture, blistering drums and sharp melodies that is beautiful in its brutality.

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Awe-inducing techno.

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Recording of Phase Fatale's live set at Dekmantel Festival 2018. 

Phase Fatale: "Hot on the heels of my first proper Ostgut Ton EP, this live performance took place during a heatwave night where it was even sweatier inside the metal silo of UFO II. We needed ice buckets with fans to keep the gear cool enough on slabs of concrete. But it all went off without a hitch and was a proper purging for me always to perform live.“

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