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Hoi Polloi is delighted to announce our latest gift from we, the people, to you the people - The Hoi Polloi Podcast Series. 

Kicking things off is one of our nearest and dearest and a true gentleman of Melbourne Techno, Ranjit Nijjer. 
 
With nearly fifteen years involvement in Melbourne’s underground techno scene, Ranjit can lay claim to contributing to a few special moments in its history. Best known to many as the man behind iconic club night Technoir, Ranjit is also a regular at other Melbourne Techno insitutions including Machine and Melbourne Techno Collective. 

Not only is he a gentleman and a scholar, Ranjit is also a deeply considered sound theorist. With the ultimate precision, he gets inside the music and somehow unpacks it; you can hear this in his mix as a DJ and in his production as an artist.

Ranjit's debut EP, Ruins, is now available on Machine Label: https://machinelabel.bandcamp.com/album/ruins
Follow Ranjit: https://soundcloud.com/ranjit-nijjer
Catch the latest news on Technoir: https://www.facebook.com/technoirmelbourne/

Track List: 
1. Zeitgeber – Seventeen Zero Four 
2. Mudrost – 8:00 PM (Opening) 
3. Unknown Artist – A1 STAUB 005 
4. Divide – Sfera Celeste  
5. Tension – Deform 
6. P.E.A.R.L. – IVC (Svreca Remix) 
7. Psyk & Architectural – Biting Nails feat. Architectural  
8. Evigt Morker – Altaret Restes  
9. Ben Buitendijk – Stardust  
10. AWB – Daze 
11. Roman Lindau – Way Down 
12. Psyk – Night Currents  
13. Spear – Blood Inside (Miki Craven) 
14. Jereon Search – Staring Into The Abyss  
15.  Boskøw – Les Autres (Alderaan Remix) 
16. David Att – Visions 
17. Altstadt Echo – Modern Cathedrals Pt. 3 (Luigi Tozzi Remix 1) 
18. Evigt Morker – Skenet Av Den Nedre  
19. Mudrost – 8:40 PM (Phoenix) 
20. James Ruskin – If (Loft Mix) (2019 Remaster) 
21. Refracted – Uku Che 
22. Luigi Tozzi – Automa  
23. Fred P – Turn Up 
24. Forest Drive West – Functional  
25. Billy Turner – Intentional  
26. Reggy Van Oers, Trinity & RVO – Small Vices  
27. Ribe – Objects In Mirror  
28. Tensal – Levia  
29. MTD – Vortice  
30. Fisssh – Panaque  
31. Deas – Inverter  
32. Translate – Capricorn Dilemma  
33. Anthony Linnell & Adiel – Decoro  
34. Benjamin Damage – Ripple 
35. Oxygeno – Blurred Lines 
36. Ranjit Nijjer – Submission

Ranjit Nijjer - Hoi Polloi Podcast

Hoi Polloi Podcast June 2020 - Ranjit Nijjer

Leaaves - 2 Mountains To Rejoice From
Steve Hauschildt - Aroid
Datach’i - Rockledge 3A
Joey Anderson - Heaven Help Us
Claro Intelecto - It’s Getting Late
Flug 8 - Autopilot
Yves Tomas - Birds Of The Barbican
Pele - Nothing Else (A#F)
Pugilist - Horizon
Mod Man - Robotic Manoeuvres
Kenny Larkin - Breathe
Carmel - Georgia
Regis - I See Fire
Matt Karmil - Breezy
Octo Octa - Beam Me Up (To The Goddess Mix)
William The Squid - Planet Play
The Night Flyer -The Night Flyer 
Mike Huckaby - The Tresor Track
Mike Parker - Copper Variations cv3
Lurka - Point Noise Behaviours
Peter Horrevorts - Oorsprong
Tessela - With Patsy
Kessell - Killing Vector
Till Krüger - Wumme
Christian Bloch - Construct
Pantha Du Prince - Silentium Larix
Nathan Fake - Stepping Stone
Deano (ZA) - Escape Plan
Viels - Coincidence One (Neel Remix)
Keith Carnal - Frequent
SHXCXCHCXSH - Popp
Surgeon - THX1138 mini roller
Robert Hood - Memo From Thunder
Distance Dancer -Distance Dancer
Roll Dann - Save The Energy
Silk Road Assassins - Split Matter (feat. Kuedo)
Gallen - Mach Drive (Scan X Remix)
Paul Ritch - Organics
Christoph De Babalon - Raw Mind
Croatian Armor - Gods Face In The Water (Sugar Remix)
Elijah - Protoquestion
Phillip Sollmann - Rara

Swords to plowshares, water cannons to watering cans

Delve into this live ambient sensory soundscape mix from Melbourne based producer Enclave for number eight in the Machine isoStream series ... Music for Isolation

https://soundcloud.com/enclave-melbourne

ENCLAVE :: 7 quick lockdown questions

1. Action, Drama, Romance or Documentary movie? 
Usually Action or Drama but the real world has been and is taking care of that now…Documentary these days.

2. Coffee, Tea or Alcohol? 
Yes

3. Sleep in or get up early 
I exercise and meditate in the morning so up early.

4. Favourite Sunday afternoon listening album.
Nothing specific….Movie soundtracks/edits thereof via YouTube or rock/riffy stuff.

5. What art movement describes you the best?
Cubism….whenever I sketch its usually heavily geometric.

6 Opera, Country, Folk or Black Death Metal.
Black death Metal is the pick here….though I grew up listening(involuntarily)to Opera.

7. Tell us something no one knows about you?
I am apparently related to British writer/author/doctor Sir Arthur Conan Doyle(Sherlock Holmes)

https://machinelabel.bandcamp.com
https://www.beatport.com/artist/enclave/96893

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Machine isoStream 08 ::  Enclave

Our monthly installment
w/ Save your Atoll & Groove Daniel
Tune in all day at these links
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FNOOB Digital maintains the spirit of the electronic music underground by showcasing premier producers to a vast and discerning audience. With an initiative firmly established by its radio station counterpart, FNOOB Digital aims to further serve as an outlet for new techno music that pushes boundaries and enhances the global DJ culture with unique, carefully curated techno releases.

Lounge Squatt X Fnoob Techno Radio With Save Your Atoll & Groove Daniel

For Machine isoStream 11 join Melbourne Dj Consoles as she traverses across a vast and ever changing music spectrum blending genres, spoken word and soundscapes that will transport you on a magical listening excursion into the unknown landscapes of your imagination.

https://soundcloud.com/consoles

Consoles :: 7 quick lockdown questions

1. Action, Drama, Romance or Documentary movie? 
I don't watch a lot of talkies these days, but  the last thing I watched was a documentary. 'My Octopus Teacher' blew my mind and expanded my appreciation of the infinite mystery of our earth and fellow species.

2. Coffee, Tea or Alcohol? 
One of each thanks!  Although if I could only have one for the rest of eternity it would be tea - there are so many delicious infusions.

3. Sleep in or get up early 
I used to aspire to being an early bird - but I've resigned myself to the fact that waking up will always be an excruciating exercise of personal willpower.

4. Favourite Sunday afternoon listening album 
Currently it's probably Power Spot by Jon Hassell or Holy Spring by Lawrence Pike- but it depends on what sort of afternoon I'm having. I also enjoy tuning into RRR or PBS :)

5. What art movement describes you the best?
Neo-Expressionism? I think? I'm not really across all of the sub genres of sub genres... I think that art is for everyone and that play and creation is a fundamental part of being a human animal - so perhaps we are all part of the same movement?

6  Opera, Country, Folk or Black Death Metal
There are good and terrible examples in every genre, so never say never. But I'm more likely to be listening to folk or country on a regular basis.

7. Tell us something no one knows about you
I was so depressed and consumed by grief after the bushfires earlier in the year that I didn't think I would ever play music again - I didn't even want to listen to any music. It felt like the light had gone out of the world. I realised recently that somewhere during lockdown my capacity to enjoy music had crept back in, perhaps not in the same way as before, but I'm grateful to Machine for inviting me to prepare this podcast - it's been good to create something I can share with my Machine family until we meet again xxx

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Machine isoStream 11 :: Consoles

Melbourne producer Steve Law (aka Zen Paradox) takes us on a deep journey through the cosmos of experimental electronic soundscapes with this impressive mix, sparsely punctuated with techno laden beats, containing many of Steve's own original tracks.  Sit back and float away with number 14 in the Machine isoStream series.

Steve Law :: 7 quick lockdown questions

1.	Action, Drama, Romance or Documentary movie?
- Documentary.
2.	Coffee, Tea or Alcohol? 
- Alcohol. 
3.	Sleep in or get up early 
- Get up early (but not too early unless I have to).
4.	Favourite Sunday afternoon listening album 
- Lately it would by Odyssey by Terje Rypdal.
5.	What art movement describes you the best?
- Dada.
6.	Opera, Country, Folk or Black Death Metal
- Black Death Metal
7.	Tell us something no one knows about you?
- I observed 87 bird species this September (and same number in August), a pretty decent effort considering I'm in central Melbourne with a 5 km limit lockdown..

Tracklist:
Ryoji Ikeda - -.
Steve Law - Rhinella marina
Steve Law - Bringing Forth a World extract 1
Eliane Radigue - Kailasha
Vangelis - Atom Blaster
Steve Law - Bringing Forth a World extract 2
John Cage - Diary
Jan Garbarek - Dis
Zen Paradox - Distant Land (extended space mix)
Hesius Dome/Steve Law/Garagee/John Justin -  *Untitled
Stephan Micus - The First Day
Sense - How Sorry am I
Pan Sonic - Lomittain
Steve Law - The Opaline Forest
Stomu Yamashta - Our Way/As Far As
Terje Rypdal - Rainbow
Vangelis - Creation Du Monde
Edgar Froese - Pinnacles
John Tejada - Swift Box
Steve Roach - In the Eye of Noche
Svarog - Woking Time
Zen Paradox - Tension to Detail
Dubspeeka - Torn434
Steve Law - Memories of Light
Thomas Koner - Andenes


follow #SteveLaw / #zenparadox here:
https://soundcloud.com/zenparadox
https://www.facebook.com/zenparadoxlive
https://www.discogs.com/artist/57483-Steve-Law

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Machine isoStream 14 :: Steve Law

Melbourne producer /musician, JXTPS takes on freeform expressionism with a colourful palette of mixed genres, creating a mesmerizing sonic canvas for Machine isoStream 18, where he wanted to create something different, more of a listening vibe and not to be bound by tempo too much…. Directive achieved.

JXTPS :: 7 quick lockdown questions

1. Action, Drama, Romance or Documentary movie? 
"Romance"
2. Coffee, Tea or Alcohol?
"Coffee"
3. Sleep in or get up early 
"Sleep In"
4. Favourite Sunday afternoon listening album.
"Ooh too many maybe Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain or Tortoise - it's all around you."
5. What art movement describes you the best? 
"Post modernist retro cubism."
6 Opera, Country, Folk or Black Death Metal 
"All of the above though opera would generally be the least likely to listen unless it was at a concert"
7. Tell us something no one knows about you.
"Well I guess some people may know this but most probably don't, I wanted to be a jazz guitarist and went so far as to study it at uni and even travel overseas to play and study for a brief time."

follow #jxtps here:
https://soundcloud.com/jxtps
https://www.facebook.com/jxtps
https://www.instagram.com/kushgram6969/
https://www.beatport.com/artist/jxtps/625726

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Machine isoStream 18 :: JXTPS

Miejsca w techno, gdzie... | Podcast 085 | Emma Valtonen
03.11.2017

Emma Valtonen has been dabbling with music since her pre-teens, playing guitar and bass in bands and geeking out on different genres. At some point she got introduced to House and Techno, falling in love with the intense and otherworldly aspect of it. Particularly acid and dub influences are close to her heart, though she often finds space for styles across the spectrum. Emma is a resident DJ at Kaiku and one of the few Finns with a Boiler Room set to her name. In addition to that she’s played at events such as Flow Festival and Into The Valley.

SC @emmavaltonen
FB: www.facebook.com/emmavaltonendj
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Miejsca w techno, gdzie... | 085: Emma Valtonen

MACHINE is an Australian based record label for deep futuristic techno music.
Established in 2009 

