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KILLEKILL PODCAST

Killekill

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Recorded live at About Blank on 23.08.2019, Cork Bangers is the DJ & Production alias of KilleKill boss DJ Flush and Irish DJ/Producer + KilleKIll resident Jamie Behan. Formed out of an impromptu back to back set at Griessmuehle in 2016, a mutual love for the humour & booty shaking rhythms of ghetto house, as well as banging techno, they have released music together on KilleKill & Krake with lots more to come. In the meantime here they are with some badass jacking and pounding techno and some unreleased cuts of their own for good measure.

Check:
www.facebook.com/corkbangers
www.facebook.com/djflush
www.facebook.com/bastardo.electrico

KILLEKILL PODCAST #58: CORK BANGERS

Yetti Meissner @ Sisyphos Hammerhalle, 06/07/13

We are delighted to welcome Wes Baggaley to the Killekill Podcast series with this killer uptempo, wild but funky mix of techno and electro. 
A self confessed vinyl addict, Wes has been familiar to promoters, record store staff and clubbers in the UK and in recent years has become a familiar face to a much wider audience. 
From 2016 to 2020, @wes-baggaley played some of the best regarded underground parties across Europe including the legendary Panoramabar and the esteemed Robert Johnson in Frankfurt, as well as other clubs & events across Germany,  Czech Republic, Russia, Switzerland , Hungary, Romania, and Holland. 
Alongside features in several leading dance music publications, Wes has live-streamed sets for Mixmag's The Lab, Red Light Radio in Amsterdam, an extremely well received Boiler Room, and held a residency on Rinse FM from 2017 to 2021. He can currently be found playing everything from dark ambient, noise and industrial to techno, electro and breaks on Netil Radio.
 
Check:
https://www.facebook.com/killekill
https://www.facebook.com/djwesbaggaley
https://soundcloud.com/wes-baggaley
Bookings: claudia@brainsurgeryhq.com

KILLEKILL PODCAST #59: WES BAGGALEY

A segment of my 3 hour set that was recorded live during the 2013 Ostgut Ton resident's night at Berghain.

Ben Klock - Berghain 10th Aug 2013

We welcome Scott McKay aka Fear-E, a Glasgow-based DJ and producer that as been on our radar for a long time, to the Killekill podcast.  
Having a long-time association as a regular DJ within his hometown’s club scene, Scott’s singular style of cross-genre club music and energetic to fiery sets, spanned into more appearances in various notable clubs around UK and Europe. 
With a spatial and deconstructive approach to music, Fear-E’s productions pitch soft and hard sonics to create stripped-down, club-focused tracks. His alter-ego music creations join smatterings of rave and pop-edits, aimed for the dancefloor. 
Aside from his multiple releases on awarded winning imprint DABJ (Dixon Avenue Basement Jams) he has released through labels such as; Dark Entries, Super Rhythm Trax, Don’t Be Afraid, Hilltown Disco, Avoidant, Shadow Child’s “Takeout” label, and Street Tracks. 
Fear - E has had various radio guest spots and plays which included BBC Radio 1 and Rinse FM. His productions have been supported by several artists including Dave Clarke, Ben Sims, Paul Woolford, Skream, Leftfield, and Andrew Weatherall.
Links
www.facebook.com/FearEDABJ
www.facebook.com/killekill.com

KILLEKILL PODCAST #60: FEAR-E

Enjoy this set of a legend recorded at a killer night at Suicide Circus - the floor was screaming!
Anyway, as far as rave legends go, you won’t find many higher up the list than Mark Archer. Founding member of Bizarre Inc, one half of Nexus 21 and Altern8, and also recorded solo under a plethora of monikers such as DJ Nex, Trackman, Mark II, and Slo Moshun… Mark is quite simply one of the most important and influential dance music producers of the last two decades.
Still writing and DJing out across the globe, everything from jacking acid, classic techno, funk, hardcore, hip-hop, and of  course his most notorious speciality genre: Old Skool Rave – Mark Archer is a resident at London’s I Love Acid, and also a regular guest at top music events such as Bangface, BLOC Weekend, Sonar Festival, Fantazia, and many more… 

https://www.facebook.com/markaaronarcher
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Mark+Archer

KILLEKILL PODCAST #16: MARK ARCHER (recorded live at Suicide Circus on july, 27th, 2013)

D'MARC CANTU is someone whose music we have been in love with for a long time already. Finally we had him play at our ACID IST FERTIG night at Suicide Circus Berlin on oct 25th, 2013! And here is the recording of his massive set. Enjoy!

D’Marc Cantu started working on what would later be known as JakBeat in late 2000 after being introduced to Ghostly alum JTC. In keeping with the raw sounds that he's known for D’Marc uses analog gear, meticulously gathered samples and crafty production work to further define JakBeat, a sound that encompasses the emotion and simplicity of early electronica but does not limit itself to just one genre. 
In 2005 D’Marc and JTC created 2amfm, taking cues from house, techno, acid, electro and hip-hop, to produce such tracks as Sweatbox and Desolate Cities. D’Marc later teamed up the Traxx and JTC to create X2 a super group of JakBeat aficionados, releasing Time Elevation Rhythm and House not House. As a solo artist he has released a number of singles and EPs such as 2009's Another Number on Crème and 2011's Set Free, hailed as a modern classic, on MOS.
2011 also saw the release of his first album, Fallen, on Crème Organization and just months later MOS would release his second album A New World. Most recently he has taken on remix duties, providing a JakBeat twist to tracks by Alis, G String, Samaan and Ricardo Tobar all in 2013 alone.
His most current project, Some Fantasies are Good, was accompanied by a DVS1 remix and released on the new Montreal based label Forbidden Planet in mid 2013.
With no signs of slowing down he looks to continue to push his unique sound, look for him to release works on Nation, Ansatz, Shaddock, Sequencias and Echovolt in the coming year.

www.killekill.com
http://dmarccantu.com

KILLEKILL PODCAST #17: D’MARC CANTU live

Like every year Mr. Ryan Rustler and me did an extra long Battle Set. Enjoy the madness, with some interview like stuff at the end ;-)

Stormtrooper Vs Ryan Rustler - Battle-Set 2013

KILLEKILL PODCAST 18

On December 20th and 21st, 2012 - a monumental convergence of like-minded individuals from across nations and borders was born. Caught in the midst of prophecies from across cultures concerning the 'end of time', people across the Earth asked important questions about who we are as a people and where we are going. While some anticipated catastrophe, others attempted collective activation into a new paradigm that would shift the ways in which we spend on our time on this planet. Across the globe people gathered and ignited their will to continue their work here on Earth through music, art, activism and prayers. 

Deep in the heartlands of America, a small group of musicians, artists and spiritual activists organized a gathering that spanned across these two days and included a variety of experience from live music to art, workshops, presentations and more. Inspired by the progressive spirit of the internationally-known and celebrated Earth Day (originally founded on the spring equinox in 1969) - this group named the event Earth Night - a testament to the power of global unification as well as the extended darkness offered by the winter solstice - the longest night of every year. Much like Earth Day, Earth Night rooted itself in the ever-growing environmental movement while taking time to recognize some of the practices of old that connected us to our planet in ways we hardly have the language for today. 

Earth Night returned this December 20th and 21st to the Lifestyle Communities Pavilion for a 2-night celebration of music, art and spirit. Featuring 2 nights of Papadosio, an internationally acclaimed music lineup, as well as day-long workshop series. 

Here is Papadosio's performance from night 2 plus bonus photos including a high-res version of the official Earth Night 2K13 poster, a look at the painting created by Morgan Mandala and Randal Roberts over the course of the weekend, plus the Amazon Research and Conservation Center Video IndieGogo that was played just before the final encore of the weekend. Learn more at www.ConserveTheAmazon.org
credits
released 17 January 2014 
Artwork by Christian Jaxtheimer and Jason Takahashi 
All music written and recorded by Papadosio 
© All Rights Reserved 2013 
www.papadosio.com 
www.earthnightcelebration.com 

Papadosio would like to thank everyone who supported including but not limited to SolPurpose, Kickin It Crew, Osirian Floral, everyone who came out to the Workshop Symposium, Lynnsey Stardust, Lynnsey Nova, Meghan O'Brien, Ott & the All-Seeing I, Hundred Waters, Sean Sullivan, Shigeto, The Main Squeeze, VUE COLUMBUS, Buchi Kombucha, Seed to Serve and of course all of you that made this event so magical. 

Stay in touch at facebook.com/earthnightcelebration

Buy Here!

Find Your Cloud - Earth Night 2K13 (12.21.13 - L.C. Pavilion - Columbus, OH)

http://www.facebook.com/TBASSOfficial
http://www.facebook.com/DJSTORMTROOPER
http://www.facebook.com/Minupren.Official



The Brutal and Sadistic Show @ Sandy Warez Bday - ICC Gent 08.02.2014

Watch the set and get the full tracklist at:
https://boilerroom.tv/recording/len-faki?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=tracklist

► One of techno's hardest working DJs, Len Faki bringing the heat in Berlin.

Len Faki Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set

If you're into a really good 'Afro-edit DJ tool', and being a good person, then hopefully you're well aware of the Autonomous Africa series. The yearly vinyl series, that donates all proceeds to an African charity, is back, and this time it's giving to the Mtandika Mission in Tanzania.

This blinder comes courtesy of Glasgow's General Ludd, who should be raising some kind of 'ones to watch' siren in your memory synapses.

Forthcoming on Autonomous Africa on 28th July, 2014.

https://soundcloud.com/general-ludd

General Ludd 'Burning Mack' - Boiler Room Debuts

Industrialyzer DJ Set @ I Love Festival - Romania

Arnaud Rebotini - L'éternel Retour

The Knife 'Silent Shout' (live)

50 min of epic Acid stab, dark Electro Body Music, old school Techno, and pumpin' House, live @ Blown Nose Hills by Galaktyk Kowboy



Galaktyk Kowboy Live @ Blown Nose Hills

Redshape Live In Tel Aviv, Isreal 2012

This is an extract of a 10 hour set at Berghain.

Ben Klock - Tsugi Podcast 246 x Astropolis # 18

HANNO HINKELBEIN has been an essential part of the whole Killekill thing right from the start - a good mate with a great taste in music.
So here is one of his mixes finally! Hard stompin, raw and energetic - this is Hanno in full effect. 

Check it out! 

liner notes: HANNO HINKELBEIN released a lot of records, used to run the legendary noise techno label NULL and is a proud owner of a golden record for a remix he made for 2Raumwohnung. Seriously!

KILLEKILL PODCAST #10: HANNO HINKELBEIN

Appleblim and Second Storey are amazing artists each one for themselves, but they have also been a team for while: they have released a few releases under the AL/SO moniker on R&S and they play b2b sets every now and then, where they cross over from bass music to electro, from house to electronica with a big portion of funk and dub. They did this for this mix and they will do this for our upcoming event on 28th of December at ://about blank. Enjoy the mix and see you there then!

FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/420604728893079/
RA Event: https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1338027

Tracklist:
Shigeto - Alley Oop - Vanity Press
Suzanne Kraft - Slam - Animals Dancing
Area Forty One - Nocturnal Passions III -  - Delsin
Cygnus - Her Majesty -CPU
Jesus Loves Acid - Higher Functioning Movements (Radioactive Man Remix) -  Vitalik
Z-Formation - Sound Waves - Hi-Bias
Kaap - External World - De Lichting 
London Modular - Glove Box - Electrix
Al Wooten - Body Healthy - Trule
Derek Carr - Binary Systems - Subwax Excurstions
K-Lone - Missed Calls - Wisdom Teeth
Lou and Bebe Barron - Main title From Forbidden Planet 
Client 03 - Prosperity Stream Divider - Astrophonica
Alphonse - Mystical Wisp - Klasse Wrecks
Hooverian Blur - Phantom Space - Ritual Poison
Second Storey - Fight or Flight - Varvet (Forthcoming)
Dj Rush - Don’t you Love me (Hacker Remix) - Basic Beat Recordings 
Go Nuclear - Time 2 Party - Bass Agenda
Headie One ft Skepta - Back to Basics (Floating Points Remix) - 
M Twelve - Time Spent (Sync 24 Remix) - Electrix
Second Storey - Scaldy Mott - Varvet (Forthcoming)
Overworx - Flybot - Overworx
SP:MC - Slugfest - Sentry

KILLEKILL PODCAST #55: SECOND STOREY & APPLEBLIM

Feelaz is one of the anchors in Poland for electro and other forms of challenging electronic music, with his dj sets and his events, which have been going for decades now. He has also been a friend and supporter of Killekill for many years, so we are happy to finally present him and his sound via our channels. Enjoy his fine musical selection and splendid mixing skills. 
Feelaz also plays for our Killekill Megablank on 28th of December, 2019 alongside Gesloten Cirkel and Legowelt.

KILLEKILL PODCAST #56: FEELAZ

► Download audio on our app: http://blrrm.tv/BR_APP ► Watch here: http://blrrm.tv/klock
► An essential summary of Berlin techno from the one and only Ben Klock.

Ben Klock Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set

Next podcast in our series comes from one of our personal favourites.
Tadd Mullinix aka JAMES T. COTTON aka J.T.C. is one of our true heroes. When we had our hands on the first records of his on Spectral we immediately fell in love with his daring approach to club music. Raw sketches of great ideas - not clean, not cool, but human and deficient, singular and alive. So, signing this artist for our label is a great honour to us, and we are proud that besides presenting the eclectic SONIC CRIMINAL 12" to you, we can also provide you with this amazing podcast of his.
J.T.C. released 3 albums and several 12”es on labels such as: Spectral, Nation, Creme Organization, Shaddock, M>O>S and many more. As DABRYE he released on Ghostly International and Good Boy records and as SK-1 on Rephlex, Rewind and Planet μ. Tadd Mullinix is also involved in the following projects: 2 AM/FM, The Saturn V, X2 and many more.
Tadd Mullinix, when not producing hip hop as Dabrye, has been leading the way for a new wave of jackin' house, acid house, techno and electro under the aliases James T. Cotton and JTC. Recording for Spectral, TNT, Nation, Creme Organization, Udek, Frigio, M>O>S, Minimal Rome, Frigio, and Relief, collaborating with Todd Osborn, D'marc Cantu and Traxx, and having remixed Orgue Electronique and Depeche Mode - he has received critical acclaim for his raw productions from influentials like Laurent Garnier, Traxx, and Trevor Jackson. And his records have been in rotation thanks to respected DJs like Theo Parrish, Sven Väth, Traxx, Carlos Souffront, Ryan Elliot, Ben Sims, Mick Wills, Serge, and DJ Qu. He's been DJing professionally since the mid-90s, meanwhile drawing influences from Ron Hardy to Jeff Mills. JTC has been touring the world and also playing regularly in his hometown, Ann Arbor, blending seamlessly, unreleased toriginals, techno, disco, and everything in-between.
In 2010, at the University Of Michigan, Tadd performed with Laura Kuhn, director of the John Cage Trust, Cage's "Indeterminacy".

Tracklist:
Infiniti - Moon Beam                                                    
Scott Grooves - Classic 909 (Panther TR Dub)                                                    
Metro - Brownstone Express                                                   
Isolee - Logiciel                                                                 
Norken - Shifting Towards                                             
Super Public - MT2                                                                              
Generation Next - Lamborghini Dreams                                                            
JTC - Gallup                                            
D'Marc Cantu - Uneven                                                                           
Generation Next - October Oasis                                                                 
JTC - Basturma Highway                                                     
JTC - Argo                                                    
Jace Syntax - Give Up                                                                           
Obsolete Music technology - Incite (Another Mix)                                                
Patrice Scott - Far Away                             
Visitor - Model Two                                                                             
Stellar Om Source - Innergy                                          
A Guy Called Gerald - Tranquility On Phobos     
Gemini - Ahi                  
2AMFM - Omnibus                                                                                 
Isolee - Entretien                                                                
Hieroglyphic Being - Analog Codes (RMX)    
Ron Trent - Sundance                                                
JTC - Black Oracle 
