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@Chilled-Forces - 303 Dimensions 118 (July 4th, 2025)

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1. Resistance D. - Cosmic Energy (Injection)
2. Shaddow Dancer - Hard Nova (Bonzai)
3. Airplay - Arctic (Bonzai)
4. E-Doscope - Raindrop (Raindrop)
5. Phrenetic System - Dark Symphony (Bonzai)
6. Xenomorph - Visitor (Hart Trance Mechelen)
7. Nomans Land - Termination (Bonzai)
8. Cherrymoon Tracks 3 - Conflictation (Bonzai)
9. Sandoz 25 - Shellshock (Injection)
10. Mandala - Encore (Noom)
11. Nexus 6 - ab-chic (Noom)
12. Sabotage - Resonance (Now!)
13. Gain Force - X-Emtion (Time Unlimited)
14. Superspy - Supernature (Noom)
15. Reel-X - Brain Reset (Influence)
16. Probe - Full SPectrum (Influence)
17. Planet Assault System - Angel Street (Peacefrog)
18. Possible Words - Nothing is over (Liquid)

Chilled Forces - 303 Dimensions 118 (July 4th, 2025)

Next up on the GROOVE Podcast is Broken English Club (@oliverho13). Go to bit.ly/BrokenPod for interview and track list.

GROOVE Podcast 467 – Broken English Club

OTHER SIDE PODCAST W/ ROLANDO

Rolando grew up in south west Detroit, a Hispanic district, he was heavily influenced by his cultural Latin rhythms and percussion. Inspired from an early age by his musician father, he pursued his own interest in music and became well known and respected within the community. It was later when he heard Jeff Mills in 1985 as "The Wizard" that he discovered the innovative sounds of Techno. 
Through a mutual friend he was introduced to Mike Banks and joined Underground Resistance in 1994.
In November 2004, Rolando left both Underground Resistance and his Los Hermanos project behind. 
2014 saw Rolando launch his own label R3 ( Roland Rocha Records) and has more or less exclusively released his own music on his label since. Rolando now a Dj for more than thirty–five years continues to work internationally as a Dj , producer and Remixer with an eclectic clientele such as Marcel Dettman, Kraftwerk, D’Julz, Ben Sims, Skudge, A Sagittariun. Rolando continues to hold his residency ( 2006 ) at Berlin club Berghain.

TRACKLIST:
Jeff Mills, Mike Banks & Lenny Price - Big Stone Lake [ UR ]
Delano Smith - Odyssey [ Sushitech ]
Lorenzo Fortino & Brody - Our Truth [ Connessioni ] 
D'Julz - Big Wag [ Chiwax ] 
Ceri - We Do [ Find Your Own ]
Reggie Dokes - Grand Blvd [ Psychostasia ] 
Cassy / Fred P - Be You ( Rolando Remix ) [ Kwench ]
Carlos Nilmnns - Wiggle
Jeff Mills - Theme From Star Child [ AXIS ]
Fred P - Live Long Love [ Syncrophone ]
John Beltran - Belle Isle [ Motor City Wine ] 
DJ Deep - Cable Guy [ Gettraum ]
Cinthie - I Warned You Baby [ Aus Music ]
Hugo Nyreau - Topspin [ Paley ]
Norm Talley - Change ( Mike Huckaby Remix ) [ Third Ear ]
ESP - It's You [ Underground ]

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Rolando - Other Side Podcast #09

Some DJs treat genre boundaries like walls; others see them as doors. Craig Gonzalez belongs firmly to the latter camp. A staple of Detroit’s underground and a resident DJ at Paxahau’s Third Thursday monthly, he has long been drawn to what happens when techno’s linear propulsion collides with the restless syncopation of drum & bass. That liminal space, the “grey area” between the two, has become one of the most fertile playgrounds in electronic music over the past decade, and Gonzalez shows why. In this mix, recorded as the opening set on the Movement main stage, he handles tempo as a fluid variable, shifting gears without friction and letting polyrhythms function as the connective tissue. It’s the kind of approach that resists the obvious peak and instead builds a topology of groove, a groove that bends but doesn’t break, carrying dancers across time signatures almost without them noticing. 

And while opening a stage that would later host Deepchord, Sama’ Abdulhadi, Octave One, and Jeff Mills could be seen as a daunting warm-up role, Gonzalez treats it less as preparation and more as architecture. Across ninety minutes, he layers patterns with patience, calibrating intensity so that tension rises and releases without tipping into spectacle. The set moves like a conversation that shifts from whispers to declarations, never overstated but always persuasive. It’s a reminder that flow is not just sequencing but narrative logic, and that true mastery lies not in domination of a dancefloor but in shaping the conditions for everything that comes after.

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After one of the craziest set ever made in TheWood stage at Komorebi, Stefan Vincent now returns to our channels with a set with the perfect atmosphere for an afterparty. So many grooves, so many colors, to listn all in one take. Enjoy your ride and have a good listen!

Stefan Vincent #05 - Komorebi Podcast Series

Crate Digger Radio show 471 /Mark Allen on www.movedahouse.com

As resident of Belfast’s free party collective Annaghtek (meaning ‘techno from the swamp’ when abbreviated in Irish), Illegal Swede has resisted the mainstream gaze of contemporary dance music, choosing instead to bask in the freedom of one of the most defiant things you can do as a DJ – play to people who are truly free in the wake of oppressive establishment and what is perceived to be the norm.

The Swede has taken his stylistic take on techno, hard groove, acid and hard house across Europe, playing throughout the entirety of Ireland, London, Brighton, Birmingham, Italy, Poland and the Czech Republic with dates also locked in for Norway and France. Despite playing at shows outside of the free party scene, the Belfast based vinyl enthusiast has chosen specifically to link up with promoters and artists whose views align with his own, such as the infamous DSNT crew of Belfast, London's Stay Up Forever collective and Super Rhythm Trax boss Jerome Hill, all of whom have ties to rave culture in its unchained form.

Within his own productions, The Swede has carved the ethos of the free party community into his furious, acid laced techno compositions, with releases on Rebeltek and Planet Acid Techno & Stay Up Forever.

The politics of dance music grow more and more complex, but, in The Swede, we have a glimpse into the uncensored utopia of a bygone era, whilst keeping one eye firmly on the future.

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