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Deep Breakfast 172 - Unjin

Clarence Rise [France]

We've already read that his music is dark and cold. It is also beautiful and subtle. French producer Clarence Rise has developed a strong, intense and singular musical identity, where incisive techno meets the icy atmospheres of coldwave. Some people characterize his work as Cinematic or Cold Techno, with a strong focus on complex rhythms, dark sound design and contemplative melancholy.
Author of numerous releases on different labels (Khoros Records, Chez KitoKat, Bella Ursa, Spazio Magnetico...), this DJ and live artist makes his shows real journeys, as powerful as introspective.

Tracklist:
Coma Conscience - Ridden With Guilt [Insectorama]
The Vision Reels - Aconitas (Laura BCR Remix) [Huinali Recordings]
Klara - Ingerdashi (New Moon) [Annulled]
SAAM - Rhombus [Intersum]
Diffused Signal - Vant [Lowless]
Sub Accent - Biotope (MYSHL Remix) [KVLTÖ Records]
Worg - Aruspice [Diffuse Reality Records]
ASC - Zoning (Remix) [Auxiliary]
Mod21 - Thaw me out [Mental Modern]
Skjöld - Space Launch System [Semantica]
Cliche Morph - Neglect [Artscope]
Dianthe - Amaterasu [Khoros Records]
John Plaza - Polypus [Fur:ther Sessions]
Einox - Brute Saw [Yukari Okamura Remix) [Oslated]
Vanta - Paralysis [Fur:ther Sessions]
The Alchemical Theory - Algorithm [Bloom Music]
Irazu - Transparent Red [Semantica]
Ruben Ganev - Swinging on Trees [mould.audio]
Refracted - Meridian [Sublunar]
Saphileaum - Ahur (Agonis Remix) [INTERVISION]
Saffronkeira & Siavash Amini - Kernel [Tryad Music]

Soundcloud: 
https://soundcloud.com/clarencerise
Instagram: 
https://instagram.com/clarencerise
Bandcamp:
http://clarencerise.bandcamp.com

Fur:ther Sessions:
https://soundcloud.com/furthersessions
https://furthersessions.bandcamp.com
https://instagram.com/further_sessions
https://formaviva.com/furthersessions
https://facebook.com/furthersessions
YouTube: https://bit.ly/3irNAR4

Fur:ther Sessions | 069 | Clarence Rise

Tracklist:

Mike Parker - Copper Variations: cv1 (Remastered)

Mike Parker - Shakuhachi Two (Remastered)

Mike Parker - Copper Variations: cv3 (Remastered)

Mike Parker - Gunma Forest (The Ride Mix)

Mike Parker - Reduction (Remastered)

Mike Parker - Shakuhachi One (Remastered)

Mike Parker - Vertebrae Waltz Part Two (Remastered)

Mike Parker - Amalgamated (Extension Mix) [Remastered]

Mike Parker - Below Zero (2015 Digital Remaster)

Mike Parker - Resonator One (Remastered)

Mike Parker - Shakuhachi (The Lost Dubplate Mix) [Remastered]

Mike Parker Essentials Mix

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HOWLONGISNOW #8 - Daniel[i] & Lukas Freisem

Revelation of Sound is pleased to present Jamie M. (Silent Season, In Machines We Trust).

Drawing from the natural world's raw beauty and electronic music's intricate sounds, Jamie McCue's mixes offer a deep dive where organic and digital elements connect. After over a decade at the helm of Silent Season, Jamie ventured into the back into the woods, seeking new inspirations and adventures in sound. This period of reflection and immersion has fuelled a fresh creative direction, marking a new chapter in his musical journey that promises to extend the boundaries of his sound.

Enjoy the journey!

Release date: April 23, 2024.

Follow Jamie M:

https://soundcloud.com/silent-season
https://soundcloud.com/the-mix-archive

Revelation Session # 232/ Jamie M (CA)

SW20 w/ Temple Rat // 08.06.24

Integration EP [The Bunker New York BK048]

Sarah Wreath - Mala

Bandcamp: https://sohaso.bandcamp.com/album/binding-elements-album-remixes

Keep your friends close, https://soundcloud.com/bas-dobbelaer must have thought when he asked a few gifted producers to remix his recent ambient work. Five tracks from his beautiful and intimate Binding Elements-album (2023) were pushed in new directions by befriended producers and colleagues such as Moon Patrol, Will Oirson and https://soundcloud.com/leifsounds.

The latter turns Submerge into a melodic minimalist piece which pays homage to both Susumo Yokota and Steve Reich. Swiss-born producer https://soundcloud.com/benkaczor goes 4x4 on Irregular, pushing the dreamy original towards Giegling territory in a good and meditative way. 

https://soundcloud.com/dwaalgast108 extrapolates the dub elements in the title track Binding Elements while Brooklyn duo Moon Patrol takes things even deeper on their bass heavy remix of Rise. Closing track Ray gets a wonderful sun-bleached ambient treatment by the talented https://soundcloud.com/willoirson. All five remixes breathe new life in the original versions while retaining their unique magic. That’s what friends are for.

mastered by Paul Mac
artwork by Bas Dobbelaer

Bas Dobbelaer - Ray (Will Oirson Remix)

Back from Japan, where I discovered a lot of old and recent music by japanese producers and bands. Enjoy my flashback from Koenji, one of my favourite neighborhoods in Tokyo.

Radio Cómeme - "Sentimental Flashback 30 - Koenji de Sanpo“ by Lena Willikens

Ohana Hana Mix #04 - Ninye Bun

When you're dreaming on a couch and your mind takes a dip in the pool...

@ninyebun

Ohana Hana Mix #04 - Ninye Bun

Drift Podcast 011 - Deniro

Various Artists - Dekmantel 10 Years 07 (DKMNTL-10YEARS07) 

a1.	Voiski - Time As A River
a2.	Randomer - Foghorn
b1.	Tolouse Low Trax - Crash
b2.	Gilb'r - The Triangle

http://shop.dekmantel.com/release/5801/

Dekmantel is celebrating its ten-year anniversary with a ten-part EP series being released throughout 2017. Having kicked off in March, the label is putting out an EP every month, each featuring friends and family, while dropping in some scene-defining legends. The seventh in the series, is a force of electronic, future-forged, underground electronics, by some of the best talent, and avant-gardists within the scene.

To date the 10-year anniversary series has seen new releases by the likes of The Egyptian Lover, Levon Vincent, Gigi Masin, Fatima Yamaha, Burnt Friedman, and many more. Each record is held together by stylistic glue, touching upon the varying facets that come to define Dekmantel as a label, and event series. Along the way, many pioneering artists have been brought under the Dekmantel umbrella, making their debuts on the label – and this, the seventh EP is of no exception, with Gilb’R, and Tolouse Low Trax all releasing their first full tracks with the Dutch imprint, while Randomer and Voiski, having previously released on Dekmantel’s UFO techno side imprint, are also brought into the main fold.

In terms of experimental, techno, very few come close to the impact that this UK producer has had on the scene. With a sound that is rarely classifiable, Randomer’s Dekmantel contribution is a staggered, minimally-twisted, dark, kind-of-two step, awesome thing. Versatile Records’ Gilb’R has found himself an integral part of the Dutch scene since moving to Amsterdam, and brings forth his organic, percussive grooves that have helped define his music, and label to date. Salon Des Amateurs’ Tolouse Low Trax provides a seasoned session of amniotic, grizzled, hypnotic post-everything music, that is eerily discomforting and wonderfully pleasurable at the same time. And on the EP’s fourth track, Parisian techno wizard, Voiski adds layered organic, futuristic loops that work to stale the progress of time, and space.

DKMNTL-10YEARS07 // Voiski + Randomer + Tolouse Low Trax + Gilb'r

non-edited recording of my sound installation 'Eternal Darkness' (http://www.roberthenke.com/installations/eternal_darkness.html). The reverb on the recording is the actual sound of the room. The pipe-like noisy  sounds are generated using physical modeling techniques, and the composition is algorithmic and does never repeat. So this recording is just an excerpt of an infinitely long process. At the beginning of the recording I walked out of the water reservoir and turned on the MaxMSP patch that starts the beast.

Eternal Darkness Installation

Zeitgeber is a German word that, loosely translated, means “synchronizer.” It’s also the new project of Electric Deluxe head Speedy J and Stroboscopic Artefacts’ boss Lucy. Both artists make some of the most forward-thinking techno around, but Zeitgeber sees them pushing together even further into uncharted territories. Freed of dancefloor considerations, the duo have constructed an album that breathes with life and rewards close listening.
That’s no surprise when you consider the artists involved. Speedy J has been around from techno’s very beginnings. Based in Rotterdam, his Electric Deluxe label has consistently released techno that has gleefully tugged at the constraints of the genre. Lucy, on the other hand, is a newer name to most techno fans, but his Stroboscopic Artefacts label has quickly made a name for itself as one of the leading purveyors of the stuff.
Unpredictable and exciting are two words for much of what you get on SA. And that most definitely applies to Zeitgeber the album as well. The album kicks into life slowly with “Closely Related,” a track that sounds like a motor unsuccessfully revving up, its attempts extinguished every so often by a plate of molten glass. “These Rhythms” lives up to its name – as long as the “these” of its title is pronounced in an incredulous way. “Skin” devolves into white noise by its fourth minute, pulls itself together (barely) and then slithers onward like a snake that’s stuck in a desert looking for someone to poison.
It should be mentioned (if you weren’t sure already) that none of these tracks sound like conventional techno. They’re typified by the careful and exacting sound design of much of Speedy J and Lucy’s work but it employed to almost completely abstract ends. It’s only on “None of Their Defects” that a beat proudly comes to the forefront. True to form, though, it’s heavily swung and eventually gives way to one of the most emotional melodies of the album. “From Here” follows a similar path, building from a few simple elements to a chittering and complex finale.
“Now Imagine” shudders and quakes across its ten minute length, every single one of them completely necessary to make its point. “Before They Wake” is a gentle lullaby that hides multitudes under the calm surface. The album concludes with “Display 24” a track which seems to have taken a choir from Popul Vuh and stretched it out to epic lengths underneath a clanking, industrial-sized rhythm. It’s a terrifying ending to an album that doesn’t often let the light in.
That’s by design, however. Because when Zeitgeber do let the light in, it’s all the brighter. You’d expect nothing less from two of the most talented producers in the techno world. The culmination of 18 months of work, Zeitgeber is an album that is a collaboration in the best sense. Two artists urging other to new heights and new sounds.

A1 - Closely Related

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bookings: mailto:info@clusterartists.com

Lucy is the nom de techno of Italian-born and Berlin-based Luca Mortellaro, one of the genre’s most exciting and ambitious DJ/producers. Since 2009, Mortellaro has focused his work through his own Stroboscopic Artefacts label, building an imprint and personal discography that has established itself as one of techno’s finest.
Lucy (née Luca Mortellaro) is one of the pre-eminent sonic adventurers of his time. Not bound to conventional pre-conceptions of what an electronic musician, producer, or DJ must be, Lucy has evolved his distinct sound signature by reconciling the deeply personal with the esoteric, and by harmonizing the spheres of technology and biology. In doing so, he has become rare as an artist, in his ability to please an audience while also introducing them to elements they were not yet familiar with and thereby pushing them out of their comfort zone. Whether he is acting in the role of producer, DJ, performer, or Stroboscopic Artefacts’ curator, Lucy’s clear passion for creative evolution and mutation is something that continues to attract new listeners, and keeps giving his current supporters new reasons to continue tuning in.

A1 - Closely Related

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