The 7th episode of Kuboraum’s Digital Sound Residency unveils ‘Lapsed’ by MOIN, an experimental ensemble made of London-based production duo Raime (Joe Andrews and Tom Halstead) and percussionist Valentina Magaletti.

Born initially as a side-project by Joe Andrews and Tom Halstead, Moin released its first self-titled EP on Blackest Ever Black in 2013, an overtly sparse post-punk soundscape featuring primitive drums, squalling guitar drones and commanding bass, forming carefully prescribed bursts of passion.
Later joined by long-time collaborator and percussionist Valentina Magaletti, the trio released in 2020 their debut album Moot! On AD93, an 8-track experimental project spanning post-punk, psychedelia and alternative rock with the guitar and Valentina Magaletti’s percussion clearly front and center, giving the album a unique organic texture filled with incantation-like vocals.

Their latest album ‘Paste’ (2022) released on AD93 embraces post-rock, live dub, field recordings and spoken word in a raw, emotional music collage whose kernel you will never locate.
Balancing teenage nostalgia and enduring influences from the ‘80s & ‘90s in a form of kinetic energy that moves perpendicular to contemporary trends, it carries the listener on a rough ride through the darker parts of the psyche, not settling on any one style but moving through them in search of new connections.

Mastering: Giuseppe Tillieci at EnissLab Studio

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MOIN - Lapsed

Kiosk and The Lot Radio proudly team up for a three-day broadcast from the Moon Ra stage at Horst Festival, highlighting the vibrant music scenes of New York and Brussels at one of Europe’s renowned festivals.

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Laura Conant & cratje | Kiosk Radio x The Lot Radio at Horst Festival 2025


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RADIO MUMDANCE
Season 04 – Episode 17
The Weightless Report

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Radio Mumdance - S04 - E17- The Weightless Report - 25 June 2025

Manchester's Jon K explores the spaces between monthly for 120 mins. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/jon-k-presents-peking-spring/episodes/jon-k-presents-peking-spring-10th-july-2025

Peking Spring w/ Jon K 100725

Carolina Schutzer aka Cashu (@carol-schutzer) is one of the key figures of São Paulo’s queer underground electronic music scene, where her work constantly communicates urgent political issues. In an attempt to occupy and decentralize the São Paulo scene, Cashu and Carneosso created the Mamba Negra collective, an independent brand which provides a platform for diversified artists. Their street events that usually take place in abandoned and uninhabited locations, such as student and artist squats, push forward the fight for female representation and sexual and gender freedom. The collective was formed in 2013 as a platform for live and organic music and has since solidified into one of São Paulo’s main electronic music parties and expanded to become a Label, Agency and Radio station.

As an active character in São Paulo’s electronic scene, Cashu frequently performs at block parties, small venues and independent collectives. She has played in over 15 cities and participated in several collectives that work for occupying, decentralizing and hacking the Brazilian night scene. She also brings her energy to big clubs and festivals such as Dekmantel Festival in SP, Red Bull Music Academy Festival SP, or abroad in Panorama Bar/Berghain, De School, Unsound Festival.

PURE Guest.089 Cashu

Celebrating 3 years of Lifesavers NYC with co-curators Jordy and Zarina <3

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Lifesavers with Alpha 606 (Live) & Jordy @ The Lot Radio 07-27-2025

3XL w/ Special Guest DJ 210725

@wtchcrft2

This week’s CENTER BOOTH set is brought to you by none other than Brooklyn’s WTCHCRFT aka one of the fiercest producers and DJs on the techno circuit, with principles as staunch and uncompromising as his most hammering club cuts.

A favourite at NYC institutions including Bossa Nova Civic Club, Paragon and Mood Ring, WTCHCRFT’s singular talents have also attracted bookings at leading clubs and events across the US and the world, including Chicago’s smartbar, Draaimolen Festival in the Netherlands, RSO.BERLIN, Munich’s Blitz, Dweller Festival and WIRE Festival. 

He’s released on labels including Clasico, Starry, BOYSNOIZE, HAVEN and, most memorably, on Al Gharib, where his 2024 One Struggle EP invoked cultural resistance in a time of fascism and genocide. In the past 22 months, much of his anti-capitalist, anti-colonial work has revolved around building solidarity in electronic music and politicizing the rave, demonstrating that such values enhance, rather than detract from, the potency of the music and vibe of the party.

Departing from the furious, pummelling energy of his techno sets, WTCHCRFT’s relentlessly entertaining CENTER BOOTH entry presents the best in modern experimental club music. Innovation and intrigue mark these body-jacking tracks from the likes of Sina xx, nextdimensional, Swimful and WTCHCRFT himself. Bouncy bass, fancy footwork, witchy acid, ghetto house, deconstructed club and other indescribable genres make up this agile, slippery set that promises to keep you guessing just as much as it will keep you moving. Hit the link below for a real treat from one of the realest out there.

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WTCHCRFT – Center Booth ◎ S2E11

Tracklist: https://wkdu.org/playlist/68283

DJ Furniture is a nomadic American artist & DJ, with a background in sacred choral music and manual labor. They work with freakmoded music across the dance-ambient continuum. Their DJing marries off-kilter, heartfelt selection with self-taught, experimental techniques.

Freak Flag | DJ Furniture | 2025-07-30

@jackson-ryland

Jackson Ryland has long been one of D.C.’s most thrilling exports, a hugely talented DJ and producer renowned for his ceaselessly dynamic, high octane sets and relentless streams of top shelf releases under a variety of aliases (Superabundance, with Max D, Rush Plus, with Jus Nowhere, and his own JR2k moniker) spanning breakneck experimental jungle, angsty, fleet-footed techno, warped ambient odysseys and plenty more besides. Though he's a killer DJ, both digitally and with vinyl, he chose to perform live with hardware for his CENTER BOOTH set.

For the 13 years he’s been active, he’s been regularly tapped in his home town to support some of the biggest names in electronic music across a range of different genres, testament to his versatility and deep affinity with a broad spectrum of sounds. Outside of the US capital, he’s been a guest at Bossa Nova Civic Club, and later at Nowadays, where he played his first live set as JR2k last December. He stopped by the CENTER BOOTH stage during his most recent New York visit, just ahead of an appearance at Public Records alongside Lychee and gbd.

His CENTER BOOTH set kicks off in third gear and never slows down, showcasing his unique ability to infuse sweaty, beat-driven tracks with an ethereal lightness. His drums are often fast and scattered while pads are drawn out and dreamy, with ear-pricking flourishes including cheeky whistles, cartoonish FX and arpeggiating bleeps. Early on, a hardgroove track sounds like the contemporized bastard child of Jeff Mills’ “The Bells” and Operation Blade’s “Bass In the Place” (a compliment!) while a trancey, gauzy interlude leavens the set around the 24 minute mark. A late stage techno track nods to Drexicya with its waterlogged synths and snapping drums, but Ryland’s authorial stamp is all over this blitzing set from one of North America’s finest.

JR2k – Center Booth ◎ S2E12

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