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martin schulte - hello strange podcast #016 [ live ]

by popular request....

01 -- marko fürstenberg -- 2006 (a.r.t.less)
02 -- marko fürstenberg -- falling leaves (a.r.t.less)
03 -- marko fürstenberg -- i209 (thinner)
04 -- marko fürstenberg -- 070120 (a.r.t.less)
05 -- marko fürstenberg -- option23 (thinner)
06 -- marko fürstenberg -- while repeat (instabil)
07 -- marko fürstenberg -- bbt (edit) (a.r.t.less)
08 -- marko fürstenberg -- eastdub (realaudio)
09 -- marko fürstenberg -- rennes le chateaux (instabil)
10 -- marko fürstenberg -- option21 (thinner)
11 -- marko fürstenberg -- option22 (thinner)
12 -- marko fürstenberg -- site312 (echocord colour)
13 -- marko fürstenberg -- inaxa (realaudio)
14 -- marko fürstenberg -- espenhain (baum)

Darkaudio Podcast 071 Marko Fürstenberg

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MDC.122 Voiski

Deep Concentration: The Grey Area mix 




The Grey Area mix is a collection of celebral minimalism from which is a speciality of Robert Hood.   Never before has there been an illustration of the many values of "grey" within the genre we call Minimal.
While Minimal is now a sound all on its own which varies from region to region, deep concentration takes you through the mind of one of it's pioneers for a close analysis of this particular variation. The Grey Area.

- unofficial mix released on CDR hand signed and numbered exclusively via RubaDub in 2008. 

BOOMKAT REVIEW:
*Individually numbered and signed copies - Rob Hood at his absolute deepest. 300 copies only for the world!!!* Original minimal master Robert Hood follows up his essential Fabric set from earlier this year with an exclusive and insanely limited mix CD drawing for a specialized run of purified Detroit/Berlin deep and dubby techno. The Grey Area title refers to Rob's vision of Detroit techno and electronic music as the sound that occupied the forgotten zones of Detroit, the areas that became utilised for warehouse parties back in the day, and still humm and whirr with the timeless sound of technology long after the actual heavy indutry has gone. There's a soulfully longing thread tying the tracks together, from the opening anonymous tracks to Maurizio's 'M4.5' and on into previously unobserved depths with a slew of exclsuive and unreleased M-Plant style killers this is eactly the kind of selection that has won Mr. Hood a legion of devoted fans across the world, and has massively influenced the sound of the scene's biggest clubs, with Dettmann and Klock's brand of stripped but powerful techno house owing a massive debt to his sound. We're struggling to name many of the tracks here which is one of the best features of this mix, it's so fresh much of it hasn't even seen the light of day yet but we'd be massively grateful if any of the keener ears out there (or Hood himself) would like to send us a tracklist! Especially track 14, or 17, or 21, what the f**k are they?! If the Fabric mix left you asking for something that little bit deeper and nastier you can't sleep on this righteous mix. ESSENTIAL PURCAHSE!
http://boomkat.com/cds/150286-robert-hood-deep-concentration-the-grey-area-mix

Robert Hood - Deep Concentration: The Grey Area mix

Berghain stalwart Marcel Fengler with a special mix, exploring his ongoing love for industrial grooves and stripped down techno.

RBMA Sky Dive Mix

Broken beats from BANGKOK. 

Check the full video on Youtube,
https://youtu.be/bhbCCRugm0I?si=wgakHwnpTcg_R6IU

DUB TECHNO  // BANGKOK

Happy 13th anniversary Feed The Raver! 🥳 Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine that I was going to be DJing and producing music for 13 years and also curating a podcast for this long that was born and created with the purest intentions of helping, sharing and feature some of my favorite artists and their music. Connecting with so many people around the world has been extremely rewarding and magical. I’ve been always a music nerd, I started raving also when I was 13 even 🤣 so this celebration feels extra special. I have survived everything so far, so many podcast have come and gone and I’m still here dancing, discovering new artists and using music as my main connection to the universe and the divine ✨😌✨. I think I’ve decided I’m going to continue this journey until my last day in this world so hopefully one day I’ll be a grandma announcing  a 100th anniversary badass Feed The Raver episode and funny enough I’m sure this music will still be as relevant as it can be because sounds like these will remain true gems forever ✨🙌✨

On this special episode I'm excited to welcome back Monosphere (Jeroen Smulders), founder of the amazing label an podcast Deep Electronics. This is the second time he records an anniversary episode for FTR and I'm so happy to share this beautiful set with all of you. His label Deep Electronics is simply one of the best out there for these epic sounds so please check out all the releases. DE has been the space whree I've been sharing my productions so I'm super proud of being part of it.


Links:

https://deepelectronicspodcast.bandcamp.com/

https://soundcloud.com/deep_electronic

Tracklist:

1. Amandra x Mattheis - Riddle if Miniature 
2. Eletun Selona - Sunla (Eletun's Elevate Mix) 
3. Eletun Selona - Untitled A1
4. Eletun Selona - Losing What Once Was (Martinou Remix)
5. Martinou - Perm
6. Martinou - Locked In
7. Primal Code - Varanasi
8. Amandra - Pana Ondine
9. r beny - crystals & graves

Feed The Raver - Episode 144 - Monosphere

Check out our brand new mix. It is like a dope mosaic, dropping a fresh piece of vibe into your head. True urban collage - layers of sounds stacked on top of each other, like an abstract art that makes you think. Feel the texture of sound, raw and unapologetic. Respect is earned, not given, and this podcast makes sure you know it.

Slade is a DJ, producer, and sonic cosmonaut whose journey began in the raw and textured soundscapes of Johannesburg, South Africa. Influenced by mzansi house, kwaito, gqom, and jazz, his sets carry the weight of the city’s underground energy while weaving in the deep, atmospheric textures of dub, ambient, and minimal acquired during later years spent delving into the Berlin and Barcelona nightlife scenes. Now based in Zurich, he has refined his approach, shaping a sound that is introspective, groovy and immersive.

Slade is part of Alquimica Records, a collective and creative concept dedicated to bringing a dynamic African and Latin electronic sound to the heart of Europe. He is also involved in Show and Tell Records, a Berlin-based label run with close friends. Beyond music, Slade organizes gatherings and events and spends time painting under the alias visceraltints

SC: @slademorganbcn
IG: www.instagram.com/slademorgan

Art Rave Culture / Podcast #041 / Slade Morgan

TM Shuffle is more than just a name in the international dub techno scene. The Finnish producer, DJ, and head of VUO Records has a rare talent for distilling the essence of depth, space, and rhythm into his productions. His music is infused with a hypnotic pulse that doesn’t shout loudly but tells stories subtly – of snow-covered landscapes, quiet nights, and an unwavering love for electronic music. What sets TM Shuffle apart is his uncompromising dedication to reduction. His musical philosophy is not about quantity but quality: less is more. By deliberately limiting himself, he becomes more creative – digging deep, searching intentionally for the right sound, and developing a distinct musical signature. This principle is evident not only in his productions but also in his thoughtfully crafted, driving DJ sets.

He shares this passion off stage as well: as the label head of VUO Records, he provides a platform for other artists who share his vision of dub techno – raw, organic, and timeless.

In a personal conversation with Andre Kronert, TM Shuffle offers insight into his creative workflow and studio philosophy. In a world of unlimited possibilities, he consciously relies on a minimalist setup: turntables, a mixer, a few select synthesizers, drum machines, and a computer for sequencing. The two also discuss the new release on VUO Records – VUO12
https://www.decks.de/track/poro_nicholas_barnes_tm_shuffle_monoder-mood_series_vol_9/cno-rw
– pressed and distributed by MATTER OF FACT!

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2x Technics SL-1200MK5
2x Ortofon Concorde MKII Scratch
Mixer: Allen & Heath Xone 96

Video:
Interview https://youtu.be/ZjXnRIHCA3M?si=4UtAiZYE15Skc3ws
DJ Mix https://youtu.be/aaTH4RsykbM?si=_joADiGLiJ7pt_ut

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TM Shuffle - Dub Techno Vinyl Only Mix - VINYL MATTERS 021

Ray Kajioka live at Fusion Festival 2015

Taste The Music

Our 41st podcast comes from techno producer Voiski, who is a close associate of experimental label Silicate Musique, is part of Field Records duo Kartei and is also a regular on LIES and WT Records. His techno sound veers from off kilter and odd to more dance floor focussed, and is never short on intrigue. Characterised by infinitely repetitive loops and acerbic drums, his often analog tracks look to the future for their inspiration and always manage to be cerebral yet hypnotic. 

The mix he has served up for us is mostly made of old personal classics and or new tracks made by friends. “Intimate, glimmery and a bit strong,” says Voiski, the mix is a perfect one for this time of year and has some “heartwarming 90s trance to smile at with some solid techno to dance to.” He’s not wrong there, because this is an absorbing selection that might well surprise you with some of the more fun and sunny inclusions early on, but as things move on that deep, heady, hypnotic Voiski sound soon wins out with smooth coherent transitions that sound just like an extended track by the man himself. 

Dekmantel Podcast 041 - Voiski

Just a few years ago, Daniel Avery emerged from a famous Scrutton Street studio where the likes of Andrew Weatherall and Timothy J FairPlay were regulars. Since then, he has gone his own way, releasing a machine made, proudly analogue brand of indie-electro-techno-dance music that has come mostly on Errol Alkan’s Phantasy Sound label. Mixing dark beats with dense and smoky synth atmospheres as both a DJ and producer, he knows how to cook up a metallic and menacing groove with aplomb. After impressing with his debut album, Drone Logic, in 2013, we're proud to invite him to this year's Lente Kabinet, Dekmantel Festival (together with Roman Flügel), and our mix series. 

The fabric resident kicks off his mix with some heady drones and deep, spacious grooves that are eerie and unsettling. The next 90 odd minutes sees him blend sublime acid, slithering synths and increasingly minimal techno into a seductive set that is expertly paced and seamlessly mixed. Perfect for the dead of night in some intimate back room, it shows a heady and atmospheric side to Avery that is truly compelling. 

Dekmantel Podcast 060 - Daniel Avery

Nature&Space  Continuous Mix

PLEASE READ BELOW THE TRACKLIST!

01. Elias - Imagination [#07]
02. Jeremy - B2 [#10]
03. Robi Uppin - Fade [#06]
04. Da Kine - Sunshower [#02]
05. Da Kine - Ganja Mist pt.2 [#05]
06. Drain Pipe - Low Life [#04]
07. Ronin - Coming Over To You [#09]
08. Da Kine - Mellow Tip [#02]
09. Da Kine - Samoa [#05]
10. Monsoon - Night Cap [#03]
11. Jeremy - Where the Heart Is [#08]
12. Elias - Dub Soda [#07]
13. Jeremy - Sensitive pt.2 [#08]
14. Elias - Explain [#01]
15. Elias - Selce Nights [#07]

This is a long-overdue homage to one of the best house labels ever conceived. At only ten releases long, and almost entirely created by both The Timewriter and Terry Lee Brown Jr., Driftwood hit the mark every single time with some of the smoothest deep house around. 

It took me quite a while to complete the series, not to mention a good amount of money, but the hunt was worth every penny. I've owned the entire series for about six years now, but just now am finally getting around to compiling a mix of only driftwood tracks. 

Total respect goes to the Driftwood label, Jean F. Cochois AKA The Timewriter, Norman Feller AKA Terry Lee Brown Jr., Hakan Lidbo, Robi Uppin, and Jonathan Axelsson. Special thanks goes to my friend Travis Wolf for originally pointing this label out to me back in 2002 and for kicking off an obsessed passion for this Imprint.

Enjoy...

Eric Cloutier - Driftwood Records Mix

http://mnmlssg.blogspot.it/2010/05/voices-from-lake.html

Neel-Voices from the Lake

marko fürstenberg was born in 1976 in thuringia, germany. influenced by the 80s music such as depeche mode, a-ha and new order he was attracted to electronic music from its beginning. very early marko made his first steps in recording his own tapes as “dolby”. in the beginning of 1995 he started dj-ing at several parties in thuringia and already then showing a techno-orientation originated from labels like x-trax, force inc., klang and later basic channel. a few years later he started creating his first own electronic sounds with a pc and thus he invested constantly in technical equipment. in 2000 his first project “vertikal 23” was established, in cooperation with local musicians. the outcome was a mixture between downbeat & trip hop but later on marko developed his own deep sound. providing his music on the internet, marko got in touch with the “thinner” netlabel, which published his first release under “dolby” alias in 2002. further releases followed also on other netlabels such as realaudio, stadtgruen and instabil, as well as remixes for digitalverein, rktic, lod and sarah goldfarb. the success story began: between 2003 and 2005 marko performed at some international festivals and clubs, e.g. in canada, greece, sweden, poland, suisse, austria, etc. after publishing quite a number of netreleases, his first vinyl track on “thinner allstars pt.1” (2003) was published under the pseudonym “surphase”. very soon after that marko decided to use his real name marko fürstenberg for his future work. after moving to leipzig in 2006, marko approached a peak level in productivity, releasing a number of songs in rapid succession with labels like a.r.t.less, tfe and rotary-cocktail. marko’s success within the constantly changing techno scene didn’t come as a surprise: together with diverse dj partners as well as solo artist marko fürstenberg is now performing regularly in clubs & parties all over europe. his live sets combine classic dub-techno elements with current techno trends, which is much valued by his audience. with this kind of electronic music marko is considerably involved in the development of dub- and deep-techno.

Darkaudio Podcast 071 Marko Fürstenberg

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