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Thanos Hana is the label owner of the label TH±Tar Hallow, which was launched in 2015. His heavy acidic productions can be found released on TH±Tar Hallow, Planet Rhythm Records and Mord Records. Thanos Hana's DJ set and hardware-based live set are made for dark spaces and will spark off an immediate response from the floor.

Hana's energetic acid-inspired track "KLWG188" comes as a part of his new vinyl release entitled 30000 1A 30000 1B.

During the pandemic you can see Thanos Hana regularly appearing at Rotterdam's Operator Radio: https://www.operator-radio.com/residents/thanos-hana

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30000 1A 30000 1B

KLWG188

Premiere: Thanos Hana "KLWG188" - TH±Tar Hallow

D2. @Ben-Klock x @EtappKyle - A Friend Of A Friend

‘Ostgut Ton | Fünfzehn + 1’ is a commemorative compilation celebrating 16 years of Ostgut Ton – and the first glimpses of light at the end of a long dark tunnel for parent club Berghain.

Originally planned for release in 2020, the music focuses on the interwoven nature of the label and the club in its multitude of different spaces and musical facets. Ostgut Ton artists and close affiliates worked together in pairs to make music dedicated to five different floors, each represented by a specific 12" vinyl. The result is a diverse selection of sometimes functional, other times more abstract sonic tributes; musical homages to spaces they have both influenced and been influenced by.

With the pandemic having forced the club to close temporarily, the collaborative nature of the 5x12" boxset represents an attempt to transcend varying degrees of isolation and to wrestle with memories of music and space that had been inaccessible. But certainly not forgotten.

More info + pre-order: https://ostgut.berlin/fuenfzehnpluseins

All Snippets: https://soundcloud.com/ostgutton-official/sets/ostgut-ton-fuenfzehn-plus-1

Tracklist:
A1. @MMM_berlin / @Fiedelone / @errorsmith - Rimba7
A2. @AvalonEmerson x @Roi_Perez - Champu Princess
B1. @Tama-Sumo x @Lakuti - An Ode To Audre
B2. @Peter-Kuschnereit x @Soundstream - Session 2

C1. @LenFaki feat. @HoneyDijon - Temple Of Love
C2. @JASS-29 x @SilentServant - Años Perros
D1.  @Luke-Slater x @Voltek - 9/8 Gumbo
D2. @Ben-Klock x @EtappKyle - A Friend Of A Friend
D3. @MarcelDettmann x @Norman-Nodge - The Call

E1. @user-909078246-312350518 - Untitled 15+1
E2. @OrenAmbarchi x @choose-records x @Efdemin - Ever Given
F1. @3024world x @DuvalTimothy - Reset Walking
F2. @Jessica-Ekomane x @ZoeMcPherson - Iteration
F3. @Atom_TM x @Tobias-Freund - One Final Thing (Not Zero)

G. @AnswerCodeRequest x Gerd Janson - B-Section
H1. @Ryan-Elliott x @Andre-Galluzzi - Fontane
H2. @Paramida x @MassimilianoPagliara - Ride Out The Wave

I1. @ndbaumecker x @Nick-Hoeppner - Labskaus
I2. @Terence-Fixmer x @PhaseFatale - Cigarette Glow
J. @Cormac & @Metro_bln - Remember The Future

Ostgut Ton | Fünfzehn + 1

A Friend Of A Friend

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A descent into the subterranean void — fractured black stone, rusted steel, and the hum of ancient machinery pulse in sync with hypnotic techno frequencies.
This ritual is forged in deep violet and blood-red light, where floating monoliths circle the abyss and every beat feels like a transmission from the underworld.

🔻 Genres & Tags: Dark Industrial • Psy-Techno • Ritual Ambient • Deep Techno • Dystopian Electronica

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MOTE050 :: Planetary Assault Systems - Deep Heet Vol. 4

Since 2006, the Deep Heet series of recordings has shown the public an especially distinctive side of the production work of Planetary Assault Systems. With a unique ‘engine room’ ambience and a focus upon maintaining a continual surge of pure energy, each volume in the Deep Heet collection has lived up to that title, subtly suggesting the kind of sustained and voluntary temperature rise that has traditionally given way to spiritual or visionary experiences. Just check out tracks such as “Flat Tire” from Volume 3, with its hard percussive edge accompanied by a pervasive hiss like boiling matter changing into gas. P.A.S. helmsman Luke Slater also thinks highly enough of this series to re-work tracks like “Whistle Viper” in recent live sets, or to offer up others (e.g. “Raid”) for remixing by Mote-Evolver allies. 
It’s only appropriate, then, that the 50th overall release on Mote-Evolver should also be the fourth overall volume of Deep Heet. In keeping with Slater’s recent forward-thinking self-assessments like the “Planetary Funk” anniversary series, this is simultaneously a summary of past successes and another new evolution in style and content.  This new set of four highly concentrated cuts shows how effective Planetary Assault Systems can be at fueling the imagination by fusing together rhythmic and incidental elements into a unified, animated meshwork, without even a prominent melody to help out. For example, on the compelling track “Lazer Organical,” listeners will find themselves in the midst of a testing range where thick arcs of coherent plasma ricochet off of the walls. 

Deep Heet Vol. 4 also showcases Slater’s aptitude for choosing just the right moments to deviate from a steady groove: on the mesmerizing bubblebath of “Random Kingdom,” he allows listeners to sink into the rising sonic foam before interjecting with some sharp metallic hits. The leadoff track “Desert Races” proceeds in similar fashion, weaving a web of luminous sequencer patterns around the listener before and cutting in with sudden fluctuations or distortions that function like a hypnotist’s suggestions after an entranced patient has become fully responsive. “Life Rhythm,” on the other hand, is a total immersion session in which Slater’s presence seems to recede into the background and listeners themselves may begin imagining overtones and sonic ephemera that weren’t programmed into the original track.

MOTE050 :: Planetary Assault Systems - Random Kingdom B1

Record Label: Mote-Evolver || Release Date: 17-05-2019 || Catalog Number: MOTELP05 ||  Remixes of Luke Slater’s timeless ‘Love’ featuring Burial, Marcel Dettmann, Lucy, Scuba, Silent Servant.