Slam aka Autonomous special electro set for their sub label, 'Avoidant' showcase at HOR on December 2nd 2022. The showcase is to celebrate Avoidant's latest compilation album, 'Planet Destroyed', which features Marcel Dettman, Luz1e, Nite Fleit + More!

You can watch the set back here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grVIOY9Mv88&t=1s

You can check out the Planet Destroyed V/A here: https://avoidantrecords.bandcamp.com/album/planet-destroyed-2

@slam_djs

Autonomous Aka Slam | HÖR - Dec 2

Lincoln is an old-school raver at heart, with over twenty years of experience crafting unique live sets. Known for his ability to tailor performances to the vibe of any event, his genres range from hard-edged Acid Techno to breakbeat Glitch, with countless sub-genres in between.

Since 2013, Lincoln has been delivering live electronic sets at renowned Melbourne venues such as My Aeon, Sub Club, Rubix Warehouse, Howler Bar, Renaissance Festival, and live streaming on Kiss FM. He has performed for renowned events such as Hardware Theory by Cat House, Barba and 150% Live by 150 BPM. His musical productions and remixes, under the alias Machinist, have been featured on labels like Acidworx, New York Haunted, and Slice Records.

Driven by a personal need for sonic therapy, Lincoln’s performances are entirely hardware-based, allowing for real-time experimentation and improvisation. His sound is a dynamic exploration of texture and shades, blurring the lines between sonic extremes and creating a deeply immersive experience for the audience. Further expanding his contributions to the live electronic scene, Lincoln has recently taken on the role of manager for 150% LIVE, a live hardware-only event curated by the 150 BPM crew. 

TRACK LIST: 
0:00 Anomalie 
9:53 OOFTTISH 
19:37 Tasiastc 
28:29 Hypnotoad
35:26 Shapeshifta 
41:24 PT1 Little Folks Gloves
48:21 PT2 Foxgloves
55:12 Loose Jckt
103:35 150%

Anomalie #043 | Lincoln Webber

A live jam using Elektron Digitakt II, Analog Rytm MKII, Analog Four MKII, and Malekko Manther all through Elektron Octatrack for effects.

DJ and producer Kai Pizer is known for creating deep soundscapes that work to combine intricate and flowing textures with hypnotic melodies. His music is characterised by long layered blends and precise sound design, creating an immersive experience. 

Track List:
30drop – Space Beacons
Oisel – Teros 
Mathys Lenne – The Walker
Konduku – Mikros 
LSD – Process 3
Telva – Sensational Times
A4 – Eternally
Psyk – Vortex
Orbe – 5o38’27”o
A4 – Kynosoura
Casual Treatment – Orion
Lewis Fautzi – Eternal Wanderers 
Remco Beekwilder – Escape From Niburu (Arnaud Le Texier Remix)
Hugo Rolan – Conexion Futura
KØLPØS – Factor Doble 
Ruben Ganev – Scattered
Vertebral – Road Trip
Lewis Fautzi – Subconscious 
TESST – Deadline
Arjun Vagale – XX 19 A2
Eric Fetcher – Function Generator 1
Steve Bicknell – Harmonious Balance
Organico – Incubation Bay 
30drop – The Informant

Anomalie #046 | Kai Pizer

ReLaY - tEster2pointO

Live jam using Elektron Digitone II with Arturia Matrixbrute through Elektron Octatrack MKII for effects, prep for The Signal Path synth meet gig at Howler Melbourne 22nd July 2025.

Last Daze Insight

ROCK BOTTOM DJ Set at Squelchy Sessions 26.07.2025

Live jam using Elektron Digitakt II, Analog Rytm and Eowave Quadrantid Swarm through Elektron Octatrack MKII for effect transitions.

Tirron

Unicorn Connects

Tirron E (last of the Mohirrons)1

Lincoln is an old-school raver at heart, with over twenty years of experience crafting unique live sets. Known for his ability to tailor performances to the vibe of any event, his  genres range from hard-edged Acid Techno to breakbeat Glitch, with countless sub-genres in between.

Since 2013, Lincoln has been delivering live electronic sets at renowned Melbourne venues such as My Aeon, Loop Bar, Rubix Warehouse, Howler Bar, Motley Bauhaus, Workshop Bar, Renaissance Festival, and live streaming on Kiss FM . His musical productions and remixes, under the alias Machinist, have been featured on labels like Acidworx, New York Haunted, and Slice Records.

Driven by a personal need for sonic therapy, Lincoln’s performances are entirely hardware-based, allowing for real-time experimentation and improvisation. His sound is a dynamic exploration of texture and shades, blurring the lines between sonic extremes and creating a deeply immersive experience for the audience.