Truncate - Ratio (Luis Flores Remix)

Felix Lorusso - Obey (Luis Flores Remix)

M4 Compilation

Man Vs Nature

Null

Null (Luis Flores Version)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQN9j2Eo-rw

Luis Flores - 43

Flug - Knee (Luis Flores Remix)

Interface / Scene Movement Afterparty 2015

Surface Tension

Negative Pressure

Luis Flores - Live PA @ Sonotheque, FMEL (Aug. 29 2009)

Luis Flores vs Vitamins 4 U - B4U

Luis Flores - I'm So Happy

Recorded at The Love Network's studio in Minneapolis for Chuck Love's show. 

Had a lot of fun playing for the few friends who were there a more laid back, deep and weird set than usual.

Luis Flores - Live From The Love Network (May 26 2011)

CLR Podcast 145 – Luis Flores

It is Monday the 5th of December and we have one of Mexico´s most popular djs, producers and live acts for the first time on the CLR Podcast. The present set is part of a live set recorded on October 15th at Bar Americas, one of his resident venues in Guadalajara. The complete 1,5 hours live set with hardly any talking is also available as a special download on clr.net.

Over a time-span of almost two decades, Luis has worked his way up to the forefront of the Mexican techno movement and has been playing and releasing his music successfully on an international level, for example his EPs on Droid Recordings and Micro.Fon. He has been a driving force in the development of Guadalajara´s happening electronic music scene and we hope you enjoy this set by one of Mexico´s most dedicated techno ambassadors. 

Tracklist
00:55:45 - Love Your Machine
01:06:13 – The Devil’s Cog
01:11:18 – New Flesh


Luis Flores - CLR Podcast 145 Live @ Bar Americas (Oct. 15 2011)

Framework - Flatland (Luis Flores Remix)

Mexican powerhouse Luis Flores showcases his live and improvisational approach to dark, groove-driven techno with a thundering mix for Telekom Electronic Beats Radio, entirely comprised of his own formidable productions.

www.electronicbeats.net

Electronic Beats Radio: Luis Flores Live Set

Luis Flores - New Flesh Alternate Mix

Luis Flores - New Flesh

Jam & Spoon - Follow Me (Luis Flores Remix)

Knobs + Splatter - Ritual (Luis Flores Remix)

The Plant Worker - Beta 01(Luis Flores Remix)

Last Days Of The Collapse EP

The Collapse

Anomie

The Last Days

Last Days Of The Collapse (Emmanuel AKNF Remix)

More Cuts On Loving Part 2

Moral Divide

It is Monday the 28th of January 2013 and we welcome back a returning guest on this week´s CLR Podcast. Luis Flores is one of Mexico´s most popular Techno producers and live acts, who is widely known for his diversified and groovy style.

A minimal use of elements results in a rich spectrum of textures and a dark and trippy dance floor pull. Live shows, improvisational in nature, can last anywhere from one to three hours, resulting in a hypnotic exploration of the possibilities of electronic production.

He has been a Techno activist at the forefront of the Mexican scene for the past 15 years and has worked as the artistic director of the highly influential label Nopal Beat Records, providing a stage for local producers.

Luis Flores has had several original tracks in the playlists of many of the biggest players in the scene and has played his much-loved live sets at countless renowned clubs and festivals worldwide.

We are very happy to present you one hour of his Live PA recorded at the Time & Space Festival in Tulum on December 21st as this week´s CLR Podcast.

1) “Trauma” – Impact Unit/Silent Steps
2) “Helvenum” (Luis Flores Remix) - Plankton + M.A.D.A/Unreleased
3) “Drowning” (Luis Flores Remix) - Litschke + Hammer/Naked Lunch Records
4) “Excision Alternate” /Droid Recordings
5) “Ritual” (Luis Flores Remix) - Knobs + Splatter/Kaputt Musik
6) “New Flesh Alternate” /Droid Recordings
7) “Beta 01” (Luis Flores Remix) – The Plant Worker/Blank Code
8) “Engineers Revenge” (Luis Flores Remix) – Dax J + Gareth Wild/Ear To the Ground
9) “Veron” (Luis Flores Remix) – The Advent + A. Paul/Onh. Cet Records

Luis Flores - CLR Podcast 205 Live @ Time + Space Festival (Dic. 21 2012)

Silent Steps is back on wax with a sixth opus written and produced by Impact Unit that are no one else than Luis Flores &amp; Material Object who teamed up to create two outstanding tracks. 

Luis Flores is well known to be one of the Techno highlights in Mexico, and part of the L.A based label Droid. For this project, he joins the Berlin based musician and producer Material Object, a real analog sound lover, gear collector and experimental music maker, that has made music for about two decades and has recently collaborated with some of the most recognized Techno or Electronic Music producers such as Pete Namlook, Tim Xavier, Drumcell or even Dustin Zahn. Two very interesting tracks came out from this collaboration. 

The first one "Trauma" is what we could call an offbeat track, with a huge atmospheric work, but that still fits great to the dancefloor with it's intense analog percussions that hits and creates a groovy flow with energy. The second original work "Tremor" is a piece of 4/4 raw Techno. The element that stands out the most is a massive hypnotic and really mind tripping analog synth loop that brings to the track something special with a very own identity, and that is pushed by ryhtmics combinations of hats and percs.

Impact Unit - Tremor

Luis Flores - FWD Podcast 122 Live @ Bar Americas (Dic. 31 2010)

Static Forces

New Flesh

Excision (Original Mix)

Bodies in Pawn is a compilation constructed from a foundational sample set created by Detroit producerLen Bartush aka Mutate. Featuring original versions crafted by Mutate himself, as well as by Project 313, Audio Injection, Luis Flores, and Joel Morgan.

Bodies in Pawn represents another critically functional techno release sure to find its way into the record crates of DJs from LA to Berlin.The Luis Flores version exemplifies a masterful techno workout driven by thick layers of shakers and hi­hats, paired with energetic glitched percussive hits.

Luis Flores - Null

Luis Flores's Upcoming Gigs
Sat 14 May, 16 
Trommel, District , Liverpool, United Kingdom

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Sound> Classifying Flores’s sound is a difficult feat, and that is precisely the  point. His personality and experience are present in every track he produces, resulting in a dark, groove driven sound. Luis’s interaction with the machine becomes the listeners’ interaction with auditory landscapes of eeriness, altered states and paranoia. A minimal use of elements results in a rich spectrum of textures and a dark and trippy dance floor pull. Live shows, improvisational in nature, can last anywhere from 2- 5 hours, resulting in a hypnotic exploration of the possibilities of electronic production.

Bio> In the more than 17 years he has been producing electronic music, Luis Flores has not only made a name for himself but has been at the forefront of a movement that made the city of Guadalajara, Mexico, a hot spot for electronic music production and events. At the center of this movement was Nopal Beat Records, a label he ran from 1998 to 2006. At the same time, he also worked with the city’s cultural bureau to produce a string of massive, free public events that could bring electronic music to a wider group of people and provided a stage for local producers.

In 2007, he returned to the studio focused once again in his techno roots which quickly yielded results like his enduring relationship with L.A.’s Droid Behavior or the demand for his live shows.

In 2009 the release of the “Damage” EP on Droid Recordings, established Flores as an international artist with its immediate success, making the charts of artists such as Speedy J, The Detroit Grand Pubbahs and Chris Liebing’s Best 10 of 2009. In 2010, Dietrich Schoenemann’s Hidden Agenda released “Pain + Prosthetics”, an EP which among other things includes a collaboration with Canadian: Vitamins 4 U.

Flores published “Love Your Machine” under the German imprint Micro.Fon the following year. Further exploring the audiovisual aspect of his music, he created the video teaser for the single using J.G. Ballard’s “Crash” as reference and inspiration.

In 2012 he returned to Droid for the release of “New Flesh” which included remixes by label owner Drumcell and CLR’s Brian Sanhaji. This year was also marked by people's interest in his sound with remix requests for legendary names like Jam n Spoon and The Advent.

2013 began with his first collaboration with Berlin based producer Material Object and the release of the “Crowd Control” EP under the Impact Unit moniker for the French label Silent Steps and in 2014 he released “Rituals of Submission” on Detroit’s Blank Code, “Test Pattern” EP in the Spring for CLR and the “Metal” remix for Black Asteroid under EDLX.

He began 2015 with the the release of “43” on Alex Bau’s Credo compilation and with his 3rd release for Droid Recordings, the “Static Forces” EP.

Luis has represented México at the Meet in Beijing, ADE in Amsterdam, Borderline Festival in China, Brussels BEMF, among others.

Luis Flores

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