Name: Loss Of Physical Resonance 009 by Wilmar
Duration: 1 h 27 min 26 s
Description: the ninth edition of a monthly ambient/left field series entitled loss of physical resonance. this month's set goes out to my father who recently passed away due to the complications of vascular dementia. rest in peace, i will always love you.

sterkte wilmar, fucking prachtige set weer <3

Since 2016, London based Forest Drive West has been building a rapidly growing catalogue of releases, receiving critical acclaim for records on labels such as Livity Sound, Hidden Hawaii and Rupture London. He's a dope selector too. Enjoy!

ITPS068 FOREST DRIVE WEST

Pessimist at Positive Education Festival 2021

It's the NormCore weekend here in Bristol !
Ahead of the event Saturday at Strange Brew Bristol get yourself down Mickey Zoggs tonight for a proper treat with the golden boy Stenny and local legend and Pressure Dome head Yushh,  so if you are in the BS area you know what to do!

NormCore Attitude 34 w/ Stenny & Yushh

the ninth edition of a monthly ambient/left field series entitled loss of physical resonance. this month's set goes out to my father who recently passed away due to the complications of vascular dementia. rest in peace, i will always love you.

Loss Of Physical Resonance 009

the tenth edition of a monthly ambient/left field series entitled loss of physical resonance. this edition contains music by vanessa amara, o. vaupel, croatian amor and many more great artists. i would kindly thank everyone who listened to the sets i've uploaded in 2022, much love. 

pic by my love mary.

Loss Of Physical Resonance 010

An infused mix of eastern rhythms and downtempo over-dubs will slowly drag you into the void of a dystopian reality. @notteinfinita just recorded for us an hour of glitchy psychedelic tunes. All ingredients chosen by the Italian born mastermind, now based in Berlin. Giovanni already released for @oscilla-sound and @indexrecords, where he’s manipulating the hearable spectrum over the frequency limits with synthetic intelligence.

Decadance #012 | Notte Infinita

Read our interview with @zoemcpherson and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/McPod

Groove Podcast 377

Interview

Groove Podcast 377 - Zoë Mc Pherson

One of The Netherlands' most well-regarded contemporary DJs - and a favorite of mine Jasmín is the next guest of my rinse residency !

Advertising transversality in his music, @giorgipipia's sets are purposefully multi-cultural - rich and catchy, the tracks he selects come from diverse horizons, from Arabic electro to Turkish beatmakers, and much more.

Catch Giorgi Pipia every 3rd Tuesday of the month from 00h to 02h [CET] on rinse.fr

Rinse France Podcast

Giorgi Pipia invites Jasmín - 16 Mai 2023

Curator of all things weird and psychedelic, we welcome the wonderful Ikävä Pii. They are a super talented artist, curator, dj and producer based in London who has their hands dipped in many projects and collectives. With shows on Netail radio and Kindred shows his capability to produce mind-bending mixes. Being the boss and curator of Niche, a monthly gathering for performers to express their talents through avant-garde music. It is a space that encourages improvisation and collaborative shows. He also recently co-curated Gnojki SAMBA which is an intimate festival in Poland, selecting the best underground UK talent. Proving he is a force to be reckoned with releases on labels such early reflex and more. His latest ep ‘Turbo Lento’ released on Pampsychia’s ep series, is a 4-track piece inspired by ‘fungi,gnome mode, shrooms and mouldy warehouses’. We are super excited to have him create a special mix for us that explores the dark and gloominess of deep swampy electronic music. A real trip this one is.
Interview below>>

How and why did you get into producing / dj’ing?
I've been making music forever - there isn't a "before" for me :)
I was in bands for a while, then I got into producing after leaving a corporate songwriting job. I only wanted to make and listen to weird sounds and gain complete artistic freedom in my creative process: for a few years I had recorded stuff with a manipulative d*ck who even stole some of my royalties Cracking Ableton and a few plugins was cathartic. Took me a while to get to something that felt personal, then I self-released my first club-adjacent music in 2020. Now I work with DIY labels like early reflex, and Pampsychia. Absolute vibes. DJing happened to me randomly: I started in Puglia as a resident in one of the few queer clubs/events in the region; they thought my sensibility as a musician could bring an interesting angle. So I learnt with warm-ups, empty room first then crowds of 1000+ 🥵 That's where my love for slow stuff and long developments comes from.

Who, What/where was your most coziest gig you've been to or experienced and why?
Hard to pick a single highlight! Ulla's live show at the Jago for Goodness was  a caress to my soul. The bubbliness of Accidental Meetings nights or Diversion parties is always comfy and welcoming. Freddie Hudson's mixes are *literally* cuddles (their closing set at Gnojki was mesmerising).There are chiller, listening-oriented parties that I love, Terra Obscura is one of the very best.I once played at a fundraiser in the 2nd room at Grow Tottenham -everyone sitting down, was really special.Last weekend I was playing near Florence with the Pho Bho and Dissidanza crews - dreamlike landscape in the Chianti vineyards for 2 days with the wonkiest music, one of the coziest things ever!

Are you an introvert or extrovert in the industry?
Not a big fan of the definition of "industry'! I like to think of our scene(s) as an ecosystem resulting from the interdependencies and the inherent mutualism of music creation and fruition. Anything else is business-driven, network-y, toxic stuff.I would say I am an extrovert bc I reach out, listen, make space, connect (with) fellow music makers, lovers, workers or promoters.Although not one of those who have the confidence of emailing people to ask for stuff!

If you had to choose 1 track to vibe out too forever, what would it be?
If it's eternity it has to be Kali Malone - and definitely Spectacle of Ritual, opener of one of the best albums ever made. Not a dance one!

What is your routine when preparing for a gig / production/writing session? do you have any special remedies/ mental prep/ places to go to? :)I go to my studio early in the morning, your ears just work better then. Switch off my phone (new, life-changing habit), and try to avoid any beaten track, both when producing or selecting.The best habit I have before a DJ gig is talking to as many attendees as possible. When you step in, you know them more, so connect more.

CoziMix 06 - Ikävä Pii

London-based DJ Imogen takes on the NTS airwaves, bouncing between fuzzy electro and punishing techno. 

 
https://www.nts.live/shows/imogen/episodes/imogen-6th-september-2023

Wigs w/ Imogen 060923

@solid_blake @mejle

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youtube.com/watch?v=kZ-TBhLUhPI

Archive of HÖR shows:
soundcloud.com/mechatronicamusic/sets/hoer-x-mechatronica

1. Star-kid, Gamma Intel, 543ff - Three City Firm (543ff Remix)
2. Hunter Starkings - Rave
3. Gamma Intel - Mind The Web
4. Sansibar - My Boom (Reptant’s Lizard Tech Mix)
5. Instinct - Apache
6. Hassan Abou Alam - Unreleased
7. nickname x Loicc - Intruder Alert
8. Roklum – I’m Dead
9. Amor Satyr – Transfer
10. Mutable Mercury – Lost in Chaos
11. Mani Festo - The Reaper (K-65 Remix)
12. Assembler Code & Jensen Interceptor – Bioluminescence
13. Kwasir – Untitled
14. Shcuro – Surface Tension
15. Kohan - Axis
15. not even noticed – Step Aside
16. Footclan - Basic

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