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Our contribution to the Monad series by Stroboscopic Artefacts

Tracklist:

1. Quasar
2. Uret
3. Tangle
4. Libra

Released on 19/08/13

Find out more @ www.stroboscopicartefacts.com

Monad XV

An adventure into the unknown between space and time. The Istanbul duo Départ is the blend of two souls who are trying to go above and beyond to express their feeling and perspective of the world.

Multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Batu Boris combined with the sound textures and rhythm ingenuity of producer Omeria creates a welcoming universe to be explored. Their characteristic visions craft music from their hearts, reflected in ‘Lost for Ages' and ‘Dots'.

We are grateful to welcome Départ into the family with this EP for SAISONS016. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do!

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Lost For Ages

Dots

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Depart - Dots [SAISONS016]

Noetics - Rotterdub Remix EP - Tiefenrausch EP005 - Releaseinfos

Releasedate: November 2013 
Label: Tiefenrausch 
Genre: Electronica
Style: Dub Techno 

Website:
http://www.tiefenrausch-musik.de

Distributor: Decks Records
http://www.decks.de/t/various_artists-noetics_remix_ep/c28-wv

Artist: 
Frank Hellmond - http://soundcloud.com/frank-hellmond
Neurotron - http://soundcloud.com/andre-kronert
Schäufler & Zovsky - https://soundcloud.com/schaeuflerandzovsky
Baumfreund - https://soundcloud.com/freundderbaeume

video by hannes wichmann
www.hanneswichmann.de

Tracklist:
A1	Rotterdub (Frank Hellmond Remix)		07:12
A2	Rotterdub (Neurotron Rework)			07:12
B1	Rotterdub (Schäufler & Zovsky Remix)		08:16
B2	Rotterdub (Baumfreunds Dotterdub Remix)	07:31

== Englisch ==

From deep down beneath the silent sea surface comes the fifth Tiefenrausch release. The „Rotterdub Remix EP“ features four producers of the direct environment of the label. Frank Hellmond, Neurotron, Schäufler & Zovsky and Baumfreund laid their hands on Noetics „Rotterdub“ and opened the wide spectrum of deep underwater music. A wonderful piece of Dubtechno music.


== Deutsch ==

Das fünfte Release von Tiefenrausch bestreiten gleich vier Produzenten aus dem direkten Umfeld des Labels: Frank Hellmond, Neurotron, Schaeufler & Zovsky und zu guter Letzt Baumfreund. Alle vier remixen den Track „Rotterdub“ der Band Noetics  und eröffnen so  das weite Spektrum der tiefen Musik der Unterwasserwelt.  Ein ganz besonderes Stück Dubtechno Musik.

Den Anfang macht Frank Hellmond von Dreiton.net. Schleppend und unwirklich zeichnet er seinen Sound und verleiht dem Song durch sein bedächtiges Arrangement die besondere Essenz.
Neurotron nimmt sich gar nicht erst vor den Meeresboden zu beobachten. Stattdessen sorgt er mit seinem druckvollen Sound Verwirbelung in der dunklen Technogrotte.
Schaeufler & Zovsky bleiben ihrer Linie treu. Gut so! Heraus kommt eine warmherzige, leidenschaftliche und treibende Unterwassermelodie.
Zum Abschluss erklimmen liebevolle Sounds wabernd und pulsierend die Wasseroberfläche während der Baumfreund im Seegras liegt und sich im Groove verliert.


Buy Digital or Vinyl

Noetics - Rotterdub (Schaeufler & Zovsky Remix) - B1 - Tiefenrausch EP005

ARMA PODCAST 131: Aoki Takamasa — live @ Save Festival

The Monad releases by Stroboscopic Artefacts are one of the most successful serial adventures in modern techno, utilizing an ethic of mysterious unfoldings to elicit new expressions from both veteran and relatively new producers. The latest installment in this growing archive issues from the mind of Mike Jefford's Positive Centre. His is a project whose name is steeped in the same type of intriguing ambiguity as the Monad series: a 'positive centre' could refer to the dense nucleus of an atom or to some hermetic and purposeful organization, though all interpretations point to some thing or phenomena defined by intensity and essentialism.

The same can easily be said about the musical contents of this new EP release. On "Great Excavator," Positive Centre lays out its intentions quickly and unequivocally, with a continually layering and hypnotically captivating arabesque of percussive sounds and accents. With only traces of a melody line or bassline, the opener engages the listener with its tactile aggressiveness, and encourages involuntary muscular twitches as if the stimuli were delivered through carefully placed electrodes. Unlike such an experimental procedure, though, this track's stealthy variance in syncopation offers a unique narrative quality rarely achieved by other tracks of its kind.

This is just an initiation for an exploration that allows the listener to sink into deeper, more inaccessible levels of consciousness. The follow-up "Disappearing Trick" lowers the temperature and corresponding tension, but not so much as to totally nullify the kinetic energy and aforementioned feeling of direct stimulus unleashed by its predecessor. It motors rhythmically through a thick nocturnal fog, infused with an attitude of strict discipline and calmness, and eventually terminates in a gorgeous cascade of bass notes leaving endless trails of 'space cathedral' reverberation behind them.

The third stage of the journey, "Figure is the Form", strips away more layers sonic complexity while drawing the listener in towards a mystery that becomes more elusive even as it seems to offer more hints as to its true nature. Combining a languid dub tempo with a ritualistic sensibililty, our host takes us further away from the dancefloor and into Stygian waters, but always with a sense of curiosity rather than one of impending doom. The end of the journey is marked by "Signal Structure," a captivating wash of synths that offers a slowly unspooling sense of melancholy along with its preternatual glow.

All told, Monad XIX is a release rich with 'emergences' from an artist who is himself emerging onto the electronic music scene, and who holds out the promise of revelatory journeys into the depths (both sonic and psychic) for all those who want to come along.


Positive Centre 'Monad XIX' [SAM019]

its been a while since we've recorded a livePA just for fun.
this slow set is an hour+ studio-live-jammin'.
enjoy :)

::: Dualism Live PA
::: live recording june 2015
::: feat.vocals Allison Kim & Krystal Klutter


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Dualism LivePA June 2015

Ken Karter is a new addition to the Stroboscopic Artefacts label, and one who is wasting no time in proving that he belongs on that label's talented roster. With a personal ethos based on the reconciliation of esoteric and scientific aims, it is clear that his music hopes to avoid the blind alley of "either / or" binary thinking and instead strives for a fascinating journey into "both / and" experimental fusion. The label's Monad series, already populated with producers who set their sights on similar artistic goals, provides a very fertile soil indeed for Karter's integrationist worldview and intense sounds.
Ken Karter's breakout release for Stroboscopic Artefacts is Monad XXI, and this in itself is a kind of happy coincidence: this is very much the sound of the 21st century, full of anticipatory tension and darkness, but also a great deal of rushing excitement related to new discoveries. Altogether, these pieces have an effect not unlike navigating through Tokyo on a rainy night: a profound feeling of natural and chaotic processes finding a way to reassert themselves within even the most well-choregraphed technological drama. Each track achieves this special sensation in its own way, with the leadoff MX-01.11 preferring ritually slow kick patterns and an ephemeral scaffolding of dust particles and other 'micro' sonic events. MX-02.11 follows this initiation with the type of headspace-dominating percussive pulses favored by the "clicks and cuts" school, which are here marinated in a mesmerizing tropical heat rather than situated in the austere coldness so often associated with that sound. The third cut on the EP, MX-03.11 quivers with vitality and restlessness, anchoring itself in the listener's consciousness with the help of something like a massive, sliced-and-diced didgeridoo drone, and with a steady rain of percussive artillery fire. It's an exceptional blend of militancy and ecstasy that segues into the likeminded finale, MX-04.11, an infusion of long tones and synthetic splashes once again girded with serious low-end beats.
With just these four tracks at his disposal, Karter shows the potential for electronic music to move beyond what is expected of it, infiltrating new listening environments and inviting new attitudes. As a culmination of the most impactive EDM features from the foregoing decades, and as a harbinger of what still lies ahead, this is a Monad to play loud - and, as ever, not to be missed.

Ken Karter 'Monad XXI' [SAM021]

Hosted By George Apergis / Modular Expansion

The Modular Expansion Podcast will present the sound of Modular Expansion including sets from artists like Absent, Alberto Pascual, Alex Bau, Alexander Kowalski, Alexander Lukat, Anfs, Arnaud Le Texier, Avadon, Bas Mooy, Beroshima, Charlton, Damon Wild, Dave Ellesmere, Dave Tarrida, Diego Hostettler, Dying, Echoplex, Emmanuel, George Apergis, Gez Varley aka G-Man, Heron, Joachim Spieth, Johannes Volk, John Dalagelis, Invite, Israel Toledo, Kata Mercado, Lee Holman, Liss C., Luigi Tozzi, Mario Berger, Mark Morris, Matt Star, Nadja Lind, Ness, NX1, Oliver Kapp, Patrik Carrera, Philippe Petit, Plural, Radial, Ray Kajioka, Regen, Robert Drewek, Roberto Figus, Sender Berlin, Scan Mode, Truncate, Unam Zetineb and many more.

Site: modularexpansion.com/
Facebook: www.facebook.com/modularpodcast

LUIGI TOZZI / Dynamic Reflection - Hypnus Records
https://www.facebook.com/L.TOZZI9?fref=ts
Track List:
Lena Deen - Sleep Don’t Come Easily
Donor - H9
Ben's Wolves
Marcel Dettmann - Seduction (feat Emika Deuce Remix)
Teste - The Wipe (Rrose remix)
Kessel - Kalliope
Voiski - Draw Back Your Bow
S100 - Revoke
Monoloc - Things (Monoloc Edit)
Blind Observatory - Scanning
Edit Select & Teste - Ascend
TBA
Donato Dozzy & Dio d’Or - Menta
Blind Observatory - And The Flying Saucer
SYNC24 - Wake Epilogue Edit

Others Modular Expansion Podcast:
soundcloud.com/modular-expansion-records/sets/modular-expansion-podcast

001 | GEORGE APERGIS / Modular Expansion
002 | ALEXANDER LUKAT / Tresor – Rejected – Ovum
003 | YOTAM AVNI aka AVADON / Transmat – Modular Expansion
004 | DAVE TARRIDA / Tresor – Autofake – Modular Expansion
005 | LEE HOLMAN / Kawl – Modular Expansion
006 | GEORGE APERGIS / Modular Expansion
007 | GEZ VARLEY aka G-MAN / LFO
008 | ROBERT DREWEK / Rawax - Houseworx
009 | UNAM ZETINEB aka UZB / Sleaze - Enemy - Modular Expansion
010 | ALEX BAU / CLR - Credo
011 | GEORGE APERGIS / Modular Expansion
012 | MATT STAR / Mainrecords - Mainakustik
013 | ANFS / Modal Analysis
014 | OLIVER KAPP / Indulge - Raygun Records
015 | ROBERTO FIGUS / Modular Expansion - Etichetta Nera
016 | JOHN DALAGELIS / Dieb Audio
017 | DAVE ELLESMERE / Kanzleramt – Intacto – Modular Expansion
018 | DYING / CLFT
019 | NX1 / Nexe - Modular Expansion
020 | TRUNCATE / Droid - 50Weapons - Modular Expansion
021 | GEORGE APERGIS / Modular Expansion
022 | INVITE / Invite Choice's - Bush - Modular Expansion
023 | ALEXANDER KOWALSKI / Damage Music Berlin
024 | SCAN MODE / Safari Numerique - Cadenza - Modular Expansion
025 | REGEN / Ilian Tape
026 | ECHOPLEX / Synewave - Soleil
027 | NADJA LIND / Lucidflow - Modular Expansion
028 | FRANK MUELLER aka BEROSHIMA / Muller records
029 | DIEGO HOSTETTLER / Kanzleramt- Belief System
030 | RADIAL / Token - Audio Assault - Mote Evolver
031 | GEORGE APERGIS / Modular Expansion
032 | SENDER BERLIN / Tresor - unGleich
033 | LISS C. / LCR - LC Series
034 | MARK MORRIS / Ketra Records
035 | ABSENT / Modular Expansion - Belief System - Damage Music - Gem Records
036 | KATA MERCADO / Ketra - Eklero
037 | EMMANUEL / Arts - Deeply Rooted House - Enemy
038 | NESS / TGP - Rising - Dynamic Reflection
039 | MARIO BERGER / Damage Music Berlin
040 | ARNAUD LE TEXIER / Childern Of Tomorrow
041 | ISRAEL TOLEDO / As Recordings
042 | LUIGI TOZZI / Dynamic Reflection - Hypnus Records
043 | RAY KAJIOKA / Kanzleramt
044 | JOHANNES VOLK / Exploration - Modular Expansion
045 | ALBERTO PASCUAL / CLR - Drumcode - Plus 8
046 | GEORGE APERGIS / Modular Expansion
047 | PATRIK CARRERA / Paranoid Dancer
048 | CHARLTON / Mord - Krill Music
049 | PLURAL / Transmat
050 | HERON / KMS Records - Soma - Flash Recordings
051 | DAMON WILD / Synewave NY
052 | PHELIPPE PETIT / Knotweed - Figure SPC
053 | JOACHIM SPIETH / Affin - Kompakt
054 | BAS MOOY / Mord records

MODULAR EXPANSION PODCAST #042 | LUIGI TOZZI

Savvas Ysatis is no stranger to electronic music. With experience dating back to the early nineties, the Greek producer has released more than a few tracks under various names. ‘Fade To Black’ is his latest release, already featured on the Body Language Volume 16 compilation mixed by Francesco Tristano, the track has now gotten the remix treatment from Camea and P41.   First up we get Camea’s take on things. She gives the percussion an organic touch while keeping a distinctly mechanical vibe via the raw synthwork. Tension builds with the synths and is counter balanced with warm pads as the percussion chugs along below. P41 keeps things deep and dark, wandering near dub-tech territory with the synthworth, yet strictly techno as far as percussion is concerned. Of course we include the original as well, with its up-tempo hustle and dirty atmosphere. A properly executed track that keeps the tension thick and the energy rising.  

Savvas Ysatis - Fade To Black (Original Mix)

FFWD>>

Amidst all the noise around the world right now we come to you with a heavy dose of tranquility.

‘Elegy' is a piece that comes from deep origins. While working on an organic and cozy groove back in 2013, we somehow parked this project realizing we need the right voice and words with it. Fast forward 5 years later to Garbicz festival and somehow we meet Sarïta on the very last day, realizing she had been tenting next to us the whole time! As soon as we all jived into one unit, we knew she was the essence we had been waiting for to finish what we had started. One day after the festival finishes, we run to our studio in Holzmarkt Berlin and the rest is history.

We present you 'Elegy' to be released on Get Physical ✨
Release Date: March 27, 2020

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