⚠️ Ultra Slowed! Volume Warning ⚠️ 

ayrea - kill me slow (ultra slowed)

Tommy Sharp - Ash & Bone

WER2

Significant Other joins SPE:C for a 3 track EP entitled Triptan, described by the label as venturing between ‘hybrid steppers, stumbling techno and outer-worldly ambient’.

Read more: https://hyponik.com/features/first-listen-significant-other-delphic-spec

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Triptan

First Listen: Significant Other - 'Delphic' (SPE:C)

LIVE SHOW: 1st Wednesday of the month, 1:30pm (Berlin time), 5:30pm (IST)
FULL TRACKLIST:
Intro
Autechre - Nil 
Brainwaltzera - Mixolydian Transition 18 (Solid Blake Remix) 
Yushh - Eggo Death
A52079 - Everyone Knows Everything (Redemption) 
Plant43 - 21 Winters 
DJ Hell, Anthony Rother - Electronic Germany
Turk Turkelton - 803
Techmarine Bottom Feeders - The Vision (Left Further Instructions)
Client_03 - Am I Reaching You 
A52079 - Warped Senses 
Bochum Welt - More Light (James Zabiela Remix)
Composite Profuse - Unravel Thoughts
ADJ - New Horizons 
Andrea - Attimo 
Amphibian 606 - Teslasonic 
Hermeth - Phalanx 
Arsonist Recorder - Shiffty 
Dez Williams - Base Meant 
Andrea - Reinf
Binary Digit - 35KElektro
Brainwaltzera - Maramu (D’arcangelo Remix) 
efemme - Kaluga 
Osc Kins & Jenny Sparks - Mental Clarity
96 Back - Fe Symbolic 
DVS NME - Together Alone
Nathan Jonson, David Visentin, Danuel Tate - I am here, I am gone
Lectromagnetique - Their tears

Here There Be Monsters 012 [boxout.fm]

This guest mix is very special for me because it's a pure Electro journey with quality and rare sounds and it's mixed by Feryne, who is an amazing and talented Hungarian dj based in the Netherlands. ;)

A real music freak, who has mixed her fave electro, IDM and techno tracks since 2005. She is the former co-editor of Selection Sorted TechnoPodcast, has been a guest in many-many radioshows and podcasts, she has played in many clubs and festivals of Hungary(Kontra, wndrlnd, Corvinteto, Müszi, Kuplung, R33, Egál,S.U.N festival,Ozora ect...) and also abroad, like Slovakia,Austria,Romania and France. She is currently based in Nijmegen(NL). Since 2018 she is running her own show, 'bAnger management' on FNOOB techno radio.

A1 Sense Connections - feryne tracklist

1,N3BULA Music - Nothing's too far
2,Gonçalo Salgado - Lucidez Perigosa
3,Voiron - Hyper Voiron
4,Datawave - Electric Love
5,Exzakt & Brice Kelly - Complex Design
6,Clatterbox - Social Influencer
7,Bodro - Bad Symphony
8,Pablo Splice - Do The Work
9,Senor Frio - Sub Noctum (Nexus 23 Remix)
10,DJ ANGELDU$t - I DONT WANT TO DIE IN LAS VEGAS
11,Maenad Veyl - Setback
12,ISOLATED MATERIAL - Ritual
13,L.F.T. - Chemical Confidence
14,DVS NME - Aus Dem Rhythmus Bleiben
15,Kronos Device - Hyperqub3
16,Zeta Reticula - Digital Card (Exzakt & BFX Remix)
17,Detroit's Filthiest - My Soul To Take
18,Alavux - 2266
19,The Droid - Attack
20,Low Orbit Satellite - Luckytune
21,Tripeo - The Doughnut Is Our Safe Space

Links:
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/feryne
https://www.facebook.com/djferyne/
https://soundcloud.com/feryne
https://www.mixcloud.com/nora-feryne-volosinovszki/
https://www.instagram.com/djferyne/
https://hearthis.at/feryne/

A1 Sense Connections 012 - feryne

Lloyd Stellar
Lloyd Stellar is one of the alter ego’s of Dutch electronic musician Erik Griffioen. His electro sound is characterised by machine-like beats, melancholic pads, vocoder-driven vocals and futuristic themes that often deal with the apocalyptic consequences of man's greed, the relationship between humans and machines and wars on distant planets.

Resistance EP
Produced by Lloyd Stellar written by Erik Griffioen 
Digital only
©Specimen Music_ 2020
Specimen Records SPECTRO-020d
RESISTANCE
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Tracks
01 Lloyd Stellar - Security Breach
02 Lloyd Stellar - Mars Underground
03 Lloyd Stellar - Resistance
04 Lloyd Stellar - A Bittersweet Victory
https://specimenrecords.com

04 Lloyd Stellar - A Bittersweet Victory

Diffuse Reality Podcast 027: Mike Tansella Jr
www.diffusereality.net
https://diffusereality.bandcamp.com/

Diffuse Reality Podcast 027: Mike Tansella Jr

Barcelona based Carlos Sicrock, known to some simply as "Pasta" or "Carlitos", is a perfect example of how the Spanish and Catalonian cultures seem to produce such passionate Electro producers. Perhaps you could say it's a bit of a balance between having been right in the middle of the expansion of the sound through the 80's and 90's as many of the old school and new school artists of international fame have visited the region, not to mention the sound has always had its share of popularity with its people. But also that in some ways they have also been "cut off" from the true epicenters of this music, making them perfect spectators of the sound and culture.

With New York, Los Angeles, Miami and London being hotbeds for this sound and where the majority of the pioneers originated from, to some degree it could be said that aspiring artists and lovers of the sound in Spain and Catalonia couldn't help but observe in amazement as Electro grew to become such a global phenomenon, going on to influence music in general in so many ways, and giving them in particular a sense of curiosity and appreciation for the music that is evident in the productions to come from the region year after year.

Carlos remembers growing up in a large family that was very musically diverse, offering a broad enough palette of listening that everything from the sounds of James Brown to Pink Floyd, passing through Supertramp and Heavy Metal bands like Judas Priest would give him a very open mind to many styles of music. But none would impact him as much as the emerging sounds of Electro. He recalls, saying that: "I started listening to Electro, and from the first moment I was totally hooked. I remember the first time I heard Cybotron, specifically the "Clear" theme, [also] Hashim, Warp 9, Man Parrish, The Jonzun Crew, and Afrika Bambaataa".

He goes on to explain of a time when Afrika Bambaataa came to play at the Amnesia club in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Catalonia, and getting a chance to breakdance for him. "When they closed the album, you could break dance for them while they collected the synths and other stuff, they freaked out but I did much more. To think of all the times I had danced to the theme Looking For The Perfect Beat, Planet rock, etc., and now they were the ones congratulating me. It was something of an eternal emotion".

Since then, Carlos Sicrock continues to gain momentum as a devoted Electro artist with a keen sense of how deep this sound can go, and why it's worth every bit of blood, sweat and tears to keep digging.

For now, check out his discography and support this fantastic Catalonian artist! You won't be disappointed. The tunes you will find will bewilder you, and challenge you emotionally and mentally.

HEPTAPODES

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