TAKAAKI ITOH-Live At <KLUBNACHT>Berghain.Berlin.Germany.13.7.2013

This is the recording of my DJ set at Berghain on sunday morning 6th of February 2011, between 8 and 12am. Deep respect to Stroboscopic Artefacts for having me as part of the line-up, the Berghain crew for being the perfect hosts and last but not least that massive pack of dancing nutters on the floor (especially the Belgian delegation present for the occasion). Thanks everyone, it was fun.

Peter Van Hoesen at Berghain - 022011

This DJ set I performed at 'Into The Woods Festival' during Amsterdam Dance Event 2021 is a good representation of my current vision of techno. Enjoy!

James Ruskin, “Watching ⁦Surgeon play right now is a master class, impeccable music, rhythmically diverse and put together with skill and power........class”

Dustmite - 250
Thomas P.Heckmann - Kopfgeister (Clouds  Remix)
Audio Injection - Charge
Talismann - Anchoryst
Temudo - E08
Avernian - Ruka
Ritzi Lee - Out Of Line
Frankie Bones - Distortion
Chontane - Copper Vein
VIL - The Slip
De Schuurman - Nu Ga Je Dansen
Ruskin & DVS1 - Page 2
Nemmett - Teeth
Truncate & Ruskin - Sketch 1
Stranger - Rok Da Place
S-File - Parting Glances
James Ruskin - Hang Up
DJ Overdose - Skidzomatic
Ritzi Lee - Tunnel Effect
Peder Mannerfelt - Year of the Rats
Surgeon - Raw Trax 4
DJ Hyperactive - Venus
Avernian & Strick - Hairline Fracture
Fadi Mohem + Rodhad - wsnwg008_04_210407.3
Avernian - Raw Hands
LA-4A, Ambivalent - I Feel Lit (Alden Tyrell Remix)
Stef Mendesidis - Wurlitzer Machinery
Ruskin & DVS1 - Page 3
Henry Greenleaf - Formula
Lag - Twitch
Stef Mendesidis - Sonica
Avernian - Maadi
Joey Beltram - Pulse
Truncate - The Eve (James Ruskin Remix)
Paul Bailey - Saturday Boy (Surgeon remix)
Panstarrs - Pendulum
Stef Mendesidis - Stalker
Ploy - Ramos
Surgeon - La Real

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Zeitgeber (Lucy & Speedy J) 7h set @ Trouw, 07.12.2013

Tracklist and full article here: http://www.factmag.com/2014/11/17/fact-mix-470-ben-klock/

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We don’t often invite people to run the FACT Mix gauntlet more than once – but if anyone gets to bend the rules, it’s Klock.

The Berlin titan last graced these parts back in 2009, filing a muscular FACT Mix entirely in keeping with his reputation as Berghain’s bosher-in-chief. The last five years have seen him consolidate his reputation as a standard bearer of refined, take-no-prisoners techno; his eight-hour-plus sets continue to shake Berghain’s foundations, and, although his output has slowed substantially, he’s still found time to knock out the occasional release on Ostgut Ton. His Klockworks label continues to tick along, too - new releases from fellow FACT mixer Trevino and Etapp Kyle are imminent, plus, if a forthcoming stint of “studio time” comes good, potentially more new music from Klock himself.

Those expecting pulverising 4×4 might be surprised by Klock’s sophomore FACT mix – a “deeper, dreamy” collection, bookended by two vintage ambient tracks and shot through with wonder. Unreleased Klockworks material features, as do cuts from the likes of Function, Ben Sims, Surgeon, Orgue Electronique and Lucy. The mix is a studio-recorded affair – something Klock sees as a very different kettle of fish to playing out: “Club mixes are obviously more spontaneous and capture the vibe of a specific night, while working in the studio offers other possibilities like re-editing tracks and layering tunes more precisely, which I’ve done a lot of that here.” Set your watches…

FACT Mix 470 – Ben Klock (Nov '14)

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For the last 25 years, Luke Slater has been a master in sound design. Throughout his career he’s operated under several different guises, with an extensive back catalogue that’s widely regarded as one of techno’s greatest. 

He started out in the early 90s releasing seminal works on labels like Peacefrog, and in 2006 he started putting out music via his own label Mote Evolver, yet his output hasn’t slowed down since then: the best example of this is probably last year’s killer 'Arc Angel' LP he released as Planetary Assault Systems via Ostgut Ton.

Slater is equally lauded as a DJ. Through our history he’s become something of a Farringdon staple, and his clinical precision has helped make his Room Two sets highly anticipated among the techno contingent of our family.

He reminded us why he’s become so integral to our space at his last appearance with us. Following on from Terry Francis and Black Asteroid’s bewildering live show, Slater stepped up to close out the room with a dramatic and transcendent 3-hour closing.

As we invite him to return to his adopted Room Two home this coming Saturday, we uncovered the recording from last year in anticipation.     

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From cult local beginnings on the Berlin circuit, Rødhåd is now very much part of the global DJ highway. What initially turned heads was his ability to hold down long and hypnotic sets of loopy, moody house and techno all masterfully mixed in immersive ways. His productions, too, mixed sparse ambient designs with rolling techno grooves on labels like Dystopian and Token, and just this month he put out his debut album, Anxious. It’s a filmic meditation on beautifully bleak and eerie sounds and is another reason we love the man after he turned in a memorable closing set on our UFO stage at this year’s Dekmantel Festival. 

Over a ninety minute live mix recorded recently, he gets more energised with plenty of hurried techno and urgent synth lines all tightly weaving round each other. It’s a high pressure and enchantingly linear set that touches on Millsian space vibes, industrialism and unhinged apocalypse music in one smoothly mixed and sequenced session that will leave you out of breath.

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Lucy @ Berghain 20-11-2010

Stay Home Soundsystem 19
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Steve Rachmad aka Sterac x Speedy J live

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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.

Lucy @ Berghain 20-11-2010

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