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


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Machine isoStream 14 :: Steve Law

Melbourne band Black Cab is singer/programmer Andrew Coates, guitarist/keyboardist James Lee and drummer Wes Holland.  Black Cab's sound is a blend of electronics and rock with shades of Europe and America in the '70's and '80s.

Black Cab's debut album, Altamont Diary was released in Australia in late 2004, in the UK in Sept. 2005 and across Europe via Stickman Records in March 2006. Altamont Diary received rave reviews around the world for it's weird take on the fateful free concert at Altamont Speedway in late 1969.

Black Cab's second album, Jesus East, was released in Australia in September 2006 and was nominated in the top 25 Australian albums for the 2006 Australian Music Prize. The band toured Germany, Austria, Holland and Belgium in May 2007 to support the European release of Jesus East through Stickman Records.

Black Cab's third album, Call Signs was released in Australia in July 2009 through Sydney label Laughing Outlaw. Call Signs features a strong return to keyboards and found sounds loosely inspired by 1970's East Germany; surveillance, fear, anxiety and the ever present state security apparatus. In February 2010 'Call Signs' was shortlisted for the 2009 Australian Music Prize.

Black Cab released a double album, Games of the XXI Olympiad in late 2014 followed by the single Uniforms in 2016 and an EP, Empire States in 2017. The alt-soundtrack album "Akira" was released in late 2017.

Black Cab's sixth album, "Rotsler's Rules" is out May 2022.

Owners of 3 million luxury car was pulled out of the battery pole in a cell phone calm self photo~hhhhhh

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


Melbourne, Australia.
I like synths & stuff...

With the inception of "TUNED IN" @ Loop Bar, Melbourne, 2014 is set to be an exciting year providing Langers with a return to behind the decks after a long hiatus.

From Melbourne in Australia taking to mixing in 2001. Have recently returned from a 10 year stint in London UK in Dec 2013 its great to share my sounds back on Australian shores.
I am into sounds across many genres (with a large music collection to show for it) however generally playing across Electro - Techno - House and all that are in between. 

Had the pleasure of running a successful year of "TUNED" parties in 2006/2007 at Fluid in Farringdon, which was a broad selection of  up and coming artists and guests. 
Aswell as running the TUNED parties, was kept busy with several other guest slots around London.

Most recently having been affiliated with Dim Sum/About The Beat. 2010 and 2011 was an epic year playing at venues such as Ministry of Sound, The Den (Formerly The End), Brixton Jamm, The Rhythm Factory and many others in between. 

My sets are generally filled with energy, however maintaining the element of smooth mixing and always ensuring variation from track to track. Don't be surprised to find some quirkiness to tracks thrown into some of my sets.

I hope you can enjoy my sounds on here and feel free to contact me should you have any interest to book me for your nights : )

Co-host of events group Espiritu
Sharing music from my collection on Don's Delicatessen

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