Name: Relapse 83' (@ 33) by KRIS BAHA
Duration: 7 min 7 s
Description: Free download of another version of My Relapse 83 edit for Bahnsteig036. This one is the 33 version ;)

Coded Flesh (Kris Baha Remix)

Live recording of Kris Baha for Self Control at Wall 2 Wall Festival, RSO Berlin 160825

Kris Baha @ W2W Festival RSO BERLIN 160825

Kris Baha is an Australian-born, Berlin-based queer artist of Armenian, Egyptian and Italian heritage. His sound moves between techno, trance, progressive and breaks, shaped by a love of industrial textures and late-night city energy.

Over a 16-year career he’s remixed artists from Boy Harsher to Boys Noize and earned a reputation for crossing between club sets, live performance and experimental production, building a devoted following from Australia to Berlin and beyond.

This mix reflects his current mood, drawing on late-’90s and early-2000s influences with a cinematic Hackers-style edge—different from his past work yet true to what inspires him now.

@krisbaha

Track List
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Chemical Brothers - Loops of Fury
Spacefly - Individual
Emkay - One Kiss Wonder
Body Clinic - Sky Dance
Manami - Rain Dance
Shjva - Zumi Tek (Jeku Trip To Goa Mix)
Fall Shock - Avoidance
Eat Static - Interceptor (CJ Bolland Remix)
Graeme L - Pink Chewing Gum
Audrey Danza & Andrea Dama - Signals in Movement 
The Evil B-Side Twins - Relentless Spirit 
Empirion - Ciao
Maara - Revenge From The Penthouse
Kris Baha - Unreleased
Vani Vachi - Coded Flesh (Kris Baha Remix) 
Sourmash - Throwing Caution To The Wind
Synchro - Human Oscillator
Nine Inch Nails - Memorabilia
Commander Tom - Are Am Eye 2.3 (Marc van Linden UK Mix)
Underworld - Spikee

BCCO Mix Series 680: Kris Baha

Fall Shock (aka Francesco Kay) makes a bold entrance on Power Station with Avoidance, the title track from his debut EP. Rooted in machine-driven club energy and echoing the spirit of ‘90s and early 2000s UK dance music, it rises with hypnotic force. Both Avoidance and its counterpart The Age of Clowns explore themes of confusion, resistance, and rebirth—crafted for those who never give up.

Avoidance EP releases exclusively on Bandcamp on October 3rd, with full digital release on October 24th via Power Station [PS018].

@fallshock @power_station

PREMIERE: Fall Shock - Avoidance [ Power Station ]

It’s not so often that a record finds its way to you that truly resonates at your core, I’m sure you have had that feeling, where time and space melts away, transforming your immediate surroundings, making you question if you really knew who you were as what you are hearing just transports you to another realm. ‘Avoidance’ is that record for us at PS HQ by Francesco Kay or as he is better known, Fall Shock. The Italian electronic music producer, drummer and singer is an all encompassing musical artist transcending his physical bounds, drawing from higher planes of the creative ether, a place only few humans know how to tune into and draw signals from. I would say this is due to his long career crafting his output. Striking the balance and complexity of human emotions, interwoven between urgency and restraint, specific intentions to engage, to make you listen, to make you dance, to make you FEEL. We are psyched to announce the first EP and a new era from Fall Shock.

In the Age of Clowns - most clowns no longer work in the circus but their offspring now live amongst us, following their past lineage, using the tools of social media to carry out their deep primal desires to want the spotlight, at any cost, for a day, for a month only to throw is away after a year. The clowns are all around us, subverting all factions of society, subverting the fabric of what we love, democracy, freedom, art. We didn’t ask for this version of reality. The overall arching theme of the track interprets this current dilemma we find ourselves in like a failed social experiment, spiraling through a vortex of confusion, following the command to Copy, paste, repeat, because everyone else is doing the same thing. Gibberish high pitched voices phasing in and out before we are struck down by the iron kick and bass, grounding ourselves in the now, a reminder that not all hope is lost in the age of clowns.

I have found myself once again toying with the idea of music as magic, maybe even hypnosis, a point in case with Avoidance which is the namesake EP title and is a potent club banger. Existing in a space undefinable, with an overly machine driven sonic palette, nostalgic influences of 90’s and early 2000’s dance music emitting from the UK but ultimately existing as its own sonic piece. Once we arrive at the pitch bend lead that slowly rises we’re here, energetic, aggressive but safe, as if it were a living being with a rebellious mind that has awakened after a period of glaciation. Now everything is hope and new life, I feel you.

Avoidance and The Age Of Clowns are part of a single path, a single concept of tracks suitable for people who never give up. Francesco masterfully crafts his past lineage, hinting nostalgic dance floor feelings while zooming into the zeitgeist of the future for his project Fall Shock.

Buy Now

In the Age of Clowns - Fall Shock

Avoidance (Kris Baha Remix) - Fall Shock

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Deep below the murky depths of South London’s clad cement footpaths lay a dormant strain of sound, slower, sludgy, dripping clastic eras fused into a 2025 neurotic composition of organic euro rack machinery. This unearthed excavation is led by Jack Reardon - a well versed songwriter in previous project incarnations - now presenting his latest output under Leaches - an experimental electronic project featuring Alex Hollingsworth as live session member and co-producer. We could not be more excited to welcome the project to Power Station with the first self titled ep Leaches [PS019].

Just as the track titles suggest of prehistoric times, ‘Pangaea’ starts the EP with fractured kicks, swirling cut up voices chaotically unearthed, reassembled, and adapting to a new sonic climate. It’s a reconstruction of something ancient, revealing unexpected proximity to the present.

On ‘Mammoth’, Leaches fuses the chaos of micro organic vocal chops with industrial precision. Half-time rhythms and distorted kicks drive a churning, IDM-inflected landscape that feels both primal and machine-born — a resurrection of lost forms in motion.
 Lastly ‘Icarus’ closes the EP with an extended trance state intro. A singular pad rises, evolves, slowly building, reaching for the skies and just while soaring through the upper layer of the sonic atmosphere, resistance hits and you start hurtling to earth, grounding oneself back to Mother Nature in a fitting mythos metaphor of the risks of flying too close to the sun.

Leaches situates itself between post-industrial intensity and experimental introspection — a debut that bridges prehistoric imagination with contemporary electronic experimentation.

PREMIERE: Leaches - Pangaea

Deep below the murky depths of South London’s clad cement footpaths lay a dormant strain of sound, slower, sludgy, dripping clastic eras fused into a 2025 neurotic composition of organic euro rack machinery. This unearthed excavation is led by Jack Reardon - a well versed songwriter in previous project incarnations - now presenting his latest output under Leaches - an experimental electronic project featuring Alex Hollingsworth as live session member and co-producer. We could not be more excited to welcome the project to Power Station with the first self titled ep Leaches [PS019].

Just as the track titles suggest of prehistoric times, ‘Pangaea’ starts the EP with fractured kicks, swirling cut up voices chaotically unearthed, reassembled, and adapting to a new sonic climate. It’s a reconstruction of something ancient, revealing unexpected proximity to the present.

On ‘Mammoth’, Leaches fuses the chaos of micro organic vocal chops with industrial precision. Half-time rhythms and distorted kicks drive a churning, IDM-inflected landscape that feels both primal and machine-born — a resurrection of lost forms in motion.
 Lastly ‘Icarus’ closes the EP with an extended trance state intro. A singular pad rises, evolves, slowly building, reaching for the skies and just while soaring through the upper layer of the sonic atmosphere, resistance hits and you start hurtling to earth, grounding oneself back to Mother Nature in a fitting mythos metaphor of the risks of flying too close to the sun.

Leaches situates itself between post-industrial intensity and experimental introspection — a debut that bridges prehistoric imagination with contemporary electronic experimentation.

For fans of: Giant Swan, Four Tet, Yazzus, Daniel Avery.
Release date: 5 December 2025 via Power Station. 
credits
releases December 5, 2025

Songwriter & Production by Jack Reardon
Co-Production by Alex Hollingsworth
Mastered by Conor Dalton

Leaches

Out Now

Mammoth - Leaches

Deep below the murky depths of South London’s clad cement footpaths lay a dormant strain of sound, slower, sludgy, dripping clastic eras fused into a 2025 neurotic composition of organic euro rack machinery. This unearthed excavation is led by Jack Reardon - a well versed songwriter in previous project incarnations - now presenting his latest output under Leaches - an experimental electronic project featuring Alex Hollingsworth as live session member and co-producer. We could not be more excited to welcome the project to Power Station with the first self titled ep Leaches [PS019].

Just as the track titles suggest of prehistoric times, ‘Pangaea’ starts the EP with fractured kicks, swirling cut up voices chaotically unearthed, reassembled, and adapting to a new sonic climate. It’s a reconstruction of something ancient, revealing unexpected proximity to the present.

On ‘Mammoth’, Leaches fuses the chaos of micro organic vocal chops with industrial precision. Half-time rhythms and distorted kicks drive a churning, IDM-inflected landscape that feels both primal and machine-born — a resurrection of lost forms in motion.
 Lastly ‘Icarus’ closes the EP with an extended trance state intro. A singular pad rises, evolves, slowly building, reaching for the skies and just while soaring through the upper layer of the sonic atmosphere, resistance hits and you start hurtling to earth, grounding oneself back to Mother Nature in a fitting mythos metaphor of the risks of flying too close to the sun.

Leaches situates itself between post-industrial intensity and experimental introspection — a debut that bridges prehistoric imagination with contemporary electronic experimentation.

For fans of: Giant Swan, Four Tet, Yazzus, Daniel Avery.
Release date: 5 December 2025 via Power Station. 
credits
releases December 5, 2025

Songwriter & Production by Jack Reardon
Co-Production by Alex Hollingsworth
Mastered by Conor Dalton


Out Now! 

Icarus - Leaches

LIVE Set + Interview

Kris Baha & Ghosts In The Machine - I’ve Become
Kris Baha & Ghosts In The Machine - SENTIENTS
Kris Baha & Ghosts In The Machine - Code Age
Kris Baha & Ghosts In The Machine - MVTATIONAL
Kris Baha - Livewire

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BIO:

Kris is a fixture in Berlin’s industrial, electronic punk, and techno club scene, playing at notable parties and venues such as Cocktail D’Amore, Tresor, Panorama Bar, and RSO. His DJ sets dive deep into a realm of otherworldly machine music driven by emotion, mood, and energy. Baha also runs his own event series called ‘Wired’, which focuses on the immersive experience of live performances and DJ sets in the dark electronic sphere. The same ethos is applied to his performance-based live shows, initially inspired by his love for industrial and electronic punk artists like DAF, Front 242, Severed Heads, Hard Corps, Nine Inch Nails, The Prodigy, New Order, Skinny Puppy, and Depeche Mode—artists with whom Kris has had the privilege of opening and sharing festival bills.

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/krisbaha/
Linktree - https://linktr.ee/krisbaha
www.krisbaha.com

@krisbaha
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Listen to Mechanical Breakdown on KEXP, hosted by Sharlese, every Saturday AM (Friday night) from 1-3 AM PST // 10 AM - 12 PM CET || www.kexp.org/shows/mechanical-breakdown/

Kris Baha LIVE Set + Interview for Mechanical Breakdown on KEXP

Free download of another version of My Relapse 83 edit for Bahnsteig036. This one is the 33 version ;)

Relapse 83' (@ 33)

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Relapse 83' (@ 33)

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