Name: Martin Matiske - Do You Wanna Dance (Vinyl Only Demo Mix) by Martin Matiske / Blackploid in Mixes
Duration: 52 min 14 s
Description: Here is my latest vinyl only demo mix. The mix contains music from Detroit House to Italo Disco to Chicago House, Detroit Techno and New Wave. If it makes you dance then I did a good job. Ejoy it and don't hesitate to add comments and likes. Yours Martin

When you really have this on vinyl you are a lucky or a rich motherfucker ;)

An dieser Stelle mag ich fast an dem Vinyl only zweifeln. Ansonsten Glückwunsch, dass du einer der wenigen, glücklichen Besitzer bist, Martin!

And the Boy Meets Girl track is der Hammer

hammer mix - aber wie heißt dieser track? wahnsinn!

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We're happy to welcome Martin Matiske to the Bordello family! The 'Melodic Motion' EP will be out early July. Let's get in the mood...

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Bordello Radio #72 - Martin Matiske

German electro producer Martin Matiske has recently breathed new life into his Blackploid alias. The project’s revival continues to bear fruit with the Strange Stars EP, Matiske’s third Blackploid release of 2021 and second for Central Processing Unit after issuing March’s Cosmic Traveler EP through the Sheffield label.
Blackploid’s two CPU drops have more in common than just stargazing titles. Those who enjoyed Cosmic Traveler will find plenty to like again in these four tracks, with Matiske serving up another quartet of snappy machine-funk joints this time around. However, while there is certainly a throughline between Cosmic Traveler and Strange Stars, this EP also finds Blackploid pushing the envelope at points by taking risks with his synth tones which thrill and enliven the record.
In keeping with the cosmic theme of Blackploid’s recent output, Strange Stars kicks off with ‘Star Patrol’. While this opening cut is full of the same needle-gun basslines and dinky synths that characterised Cosmic Traveler, the drum programming eschews the broken beats favoured by many in the scene for a straight house/techno snap. It makes for a very groovy jam, one with Drexciya, Computer World-era Kraftwerk and a pinch of Space Dimension Controller in its mix.
Indeed, the only track on Strange Stars which skips along on a broken beat is second entry ‘The Signal’. ‘The Signal’ also features some of Blackploid’s most impressive electronics programming to date, announcing itself with a brilliantly unusual synth that sounds like an old video game unit which has just gained sentience. When this alien tone is combined with another precision-engineered bassline the track invokes the grizzly bangers of the L.I.E.S. label, though the keyboard stabs which enter periodically also hint to the funkier electro of, say, Egyptian Lover.
‘The Unseen’, the first B-side of Strange Stars, finds Blackploid bringing together many of the things which made the two previous tunes such standouts. A steady four-on-the-floor and a slightly haunted feel to the synth choices casts back to ‘Star Patrol’, but much like ‘The Signal’ this joint also features some rather weird tones which are a hair’s breadth away from machine malfunction. It’s a feeling which runs through to closing cut ‘Light Corridor’, a number where melodies and anti-melodies zip around an array of gurgling electronic cells.
Martin Matiske’s fine run of Blackploid EPs continues with the intergalactic electro stylings of Strange Stars.

Strange Stars

PREMIERE : Blackploid - The Signal

Tracklistings Mixtape #510 (2021.11.15) : Blackploid (Vinyl Only Mix)

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For this 510th TL Mixtape, we have a Vinyl Only Mix from veteran German Electro DJ, producer & composer Martin Matiske under his "Blackploid" alias.

"Blackploid is a cosmic traveler who travels from galaxy to galaxy in search of the sound of enlightenment. He researches and collects knowledge and visits planets where he discovers all kind of music. He's been on the road for a long time and now he presents the cornerstones of his journey in his mix."

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Tracklist :
01. Ozone Layer - Planetary Deterioration [Area Code Records]
02. The Future - Nuclear Holocaust [Mirage]
03. Anthony Rother – Redlight District [Elektrolux]
04. Hardfloor - The Life We Choose (E.R.P. Remix) [Hardfloor]
05. UR – The Final Frontier [Underground Resistance]
06. DJ K-1 - The Future Icansee [Direct Beat]
07. Kraftwerk - House Phone [EMI]
08. Simulant - Access Future Audio (Mix) [Scopex]
09. Professor X - Professor X (Saga) [The X Files]
10. Michael Knight - Knight Ryder (12" Version) [Devon Records]
11. Martian 044 - Prayer Stick (Trans-Electric) [Red Planet]
12. Elecktroids - Kilohertz [Warp Records]
13. Blackploid - Interstellar Space [Frustrated Funk]
14. Blackploid - Light Corridor [Central Processing Unit]
15. Blackploid - Electric Engine [Central Processing Unit]
16. Fastgraph - Squid [Klakson]
17. Drexciya - Black Sea [Warp Records]

Tracklistings Mixtape #510 (2021.11.15) : Blackploid (Vinyl Only Mix)

The Blackploid resurgence of recent years continues to gather steam. After laying dormant for some time, Martin Matiske’s project roared back into life in 2021 with a pair of EPs for Central Processing Unit. It doesn’t look like he’ll be taking his foot off the gas any time soon - not only does the new Blackploid collection Planetary Science complete Matiske’s hat-trick for the Sheffield label, but it also serves as a prelude to the full-length album which Blackploid will deliver on CPU in 2023.

If that LP is as good as the tracks we get here, then it’s safe to say that we’re on to a winner. This EP contains a quartet of top-tier machine-funk productions, the kind of crisp post-Drexciya joints we’ve come to know and love Blackploid for. Each track on Planetary Science makes good on the record’s title by delivering club tackle flecked with FX which sound distinctly like spaceships blasting off into the cosmos.

There is also progression across Planetary Science. While it still aims for the dancefloor, Planetary Science is a somewhat more textured listen than either Strange Stars or Cosmic Traveler, Blackploid’s previous CPU drops. Most notable is the increased use of synth pads, with Matiske draping chord progressions over all of these tracks in order to give his music a newfound depth.

Blackploid’s subtle evolution is clear from the opening track. ‘Dimension Unknown’ may begin with a precision-engineered groove reminiscent of an early Legowelt joint, but things soon soften with the introduction of some rich keyboard chords. A few well-chosen bleeps and bloops flit in and out of the mix, but whereas some would use these to scuff up the track further here they are warm and playful.

The more confrontational stance of following cut ‘Magnetron’ makes it a yin to ‘Dimension Unknown’s yang. Blackploid works with similar tools here - machine-gun beat programming, chords playing off boinging bass - but there is a tension and buzz to the track which isn’t apparent on its predecessor. The synths have a slight Eighties deep space thriller vibe about them, and the FX cut through the mix with more bite.

‘Magnetron’s energy carries through to ‘Wire’, the first track on the Planetary Science B-side. Here a big, brutish bassline takes centre stage from the off, a chunk squarewave equal-parts Dopplereffekt and early Eskibeat. Around this swirls a queasy brew of synthesised tones, with the component parts all arranged in order to channel ‘Magnetron’s sense of unease.

Planetary Science closes out with ‘Neurotransmitter’. On this cut, Blackploid returns somewhat to where we started off, finding a midpoint between ‘Dimension Unknown’s more spacious feel and the livewire flavour of ‘Magnetron’ and ‘Wire’. Tension remains, particularly when Matiske serves up one of the EP’s snakiest basslines, but there’s also a deftness to the synth pads here which makes ‘Neurotransmitter’ a little softer around the edges.

Blackploid limbers up for a forthcoming full-length on Central Processing Unit with Planetary Science, an EP of stargazing electro joints that quietly expand the project’s sonic world.

RIYL: Drexciya, Dopplereffekt, DMX Krew, I-F, Annie Hall

Blackploid - Planetary Science

Blackploid has become one of Central Processing Unit’s stalwarts in the past couple of years. Martin Matiske’s project contributed a trio of EPs to the Sheffield label across 2021 and 2022, with each of them showing off the kind of electro chops and production sensibilities that made Blackploid an ideal fit for an imprint which also boasts the likes of Cygnus, Silicon Scally and Bochum Welt among its catalogue.

Now, for CPU’s first release of 2023, Matiske levels things up with the debut Blackploid LP Enter Universe. Across these twelve tracks, Matiske leaves us in no doubt that he’s a prime mover in the world of modern electronic music. Enter Universe does not let up from start to finish, delivering a dozen pieces of leftfield electro that draws from the sound’s greats while also showcasing an unpredictability and flair that is all of Blackploid’s own.

The tone is set from the first frosty chords of opening cut ‘Pulsation’. The track traverses the starscape on pitter-patter drums and chirruping synths, a lively and slightly dystopian roller with an adventurous undercurrent reminiscent of classic Rephlex drops. It’s a style which Blackploid often draws for throughout the rest of Enter Universe, albeit with elements added or subtracted at each stage.

Indeed, this album features some of the most unusual production you will hear on any record this year. While the grooves pulse away in a manner reminiscent of Drexciya or Legowelt, Blackploid layers the mixes with a whole cornucopia of synth tones. ‘The Mission’ boasts a bleep-bloop breakdown that sounds like malfunctioning rotary telephones; ‘Silent Room’ is a ghoulish jam which harks back to Warp’s legendary Artificial Intelligence compilations; ‘Automatik’ and ‘Wormhole’ are defined by some brilliantly strange low-ends - you’ll be thinking of Mr. Oizo’s ‘Flat Beat’ with the wiggly former, while the gurgling, writhing anti-lead that dictates ‘Wormhole’ is oddly thrilling and more than befits the track’s title.

This inventive approach is also apparent in some of the structural choices on Enter Universe. While the tracks here all keep a steady, dancefloor friendly pulse, several of them surprise you by switching up the approach after a minute or two. ‘Pulsation’, ‘Automatik’ and ‘The Mission’ all feature moments where a new element - extra hi-hats, a synth line entering from leftfield - inject fresh impetus into the tune to keep the listener on their toes.

Blackploid may push the sonic envelope on Enter Universe, but this does not mean there is no room for melody. In particular, the cuts here which most strongly channel ‘Computer World’-era Kraftwerk do so by fronting some slyly tuneful work, particularly in the low end of the mix. ‘Unidentified’ serves up delightfully springy chords, ‘Cell Mutation’ leads from the bassline, and ‘Space Curve’ features little cells of melody and counter-melody working together to close Enter Universe out on a high.

Blackploid’s debut LP Enter Universe marries Drexciyan electro and Warp-school electronica with some brilliantly inventive production choices.

RIYL: Legowelt, Cygnus, Proswell, Jensen Interceptor

Enter Universe

Blackploid - Enter Universe

Martin Matiske's debut on Nocta Numerica (vinyl / digital)

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Release date: 26/05/2023

Catalog number: NN025
Title: Eternal Reality
Artist: Martin Matiske
Distributed by KMA60 (Worldwide)
Artwork: Christophe Le Gall
Mastering: MA Spaventi

A1 - Be Free
A2 - Behind The Scenes
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B1 - Shape
B2 - Kotodama

[Preview] Martin Matiske - Eternal Reality

At the age of 10, Martin Matiske began mixing records and recording daily new mix tapes. Shortly thereafter, he met DJ Hell, who was astonished from the beginning about his interest in electronic music, records and mix tapes and invited him to interviews as well as DJ gigs, which is why he was allowed to play his first DJ set in 1999 at the Gigolo Night at Ultraschall in Munich. Performances at Union Move followed. At the turn of the millennium, inspired by acts like Kraftwerk and Jean Michel Jarre, Martin began producing his first tracks with a drum machine, a synthesizer and a computer. 

After a few years in 2002 at the age of 15, his first single "Stars & Galaxy" was released on International Deejay Gigolo Records, which earned him positive feedback from Laurent Garnier, Tiga and ultimately #1 in Dave Clarke's Top Ten. Afterwards he performed at the "Pukkelpop Festival" in Belgium as well as in clubs like "WMF" Berlin, "La Paloma" Barcelona and "Roxy" Prague, just to name a few. At this time Martin deals with complex composition techniques and harmonics to become a grounded musical base and created his alter ego „Blackploid“. 

His first EP „Inhaltsverzeichnis“ on Frustrated Funk in 2006 was played by Legowelt, Miss Kittin, Helena Hauff. Accompanying this followed other releases on Stilleben and Vivod UK. In March 2017, Martin was commissioned as a remix producer for DJ Hell single "I Want You" and the remix was very popular nationally and internationally. In 2019 Martin decided to exploit his potential as composer and producer and recorded a collection of tracks called „Robotic Theatre“. David Funk was very impressed by his work and „Robotic Theatre EP“ on Moustache Records was born, which was played by Helena Hauff. In the meanwhile his alter Ego Blackploid took over and Martin activated his project in 2020 again. 

Soon later in 2021 he released „Blackploid - Cosmic Traveler EP“ on Central Processing Unit after a 15 years break. Martin continued with his debut Modern Disco EP „Melodic Motion“ on Bordello A Parigi and a second Blackploid EP „Strange Stars“ on Central Processing Unit which was very often featured in Dave Clarke's White Noise radio show. The year 2021 ended with a Japanese styled Martin Matiske album called „からくり人形l“ on Femur Records, Spain. In 2022, a third Blackploid EP "Planetary Science" followed on CPU and "Martin Matiske - "Circle Of Enlightenment" on LDI Records appeared. The year 2023 has started with Blackploid's double album "Enter Universe". A twelve track dark cosmic Electro journey through space out on Central Processing Unit. More releases like his EP "Eternal Reality" on Nocta Numerica and Dimension Phantasy" on Bordello A Parigi followed.

Follow:
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https://www.facebook.com/martinmatiskeofficial
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https://www.facebook.com/Blackploid/

Strange But Dance Music #169: Martin Matiske

Radioblog 
24.06.2024 
Martin Matiske  aka Blackploid 
[ Vinyl Only ]

"At the age of 10, Martin Matiske began mixing records and recording daily new mix tapes. Shortly thereafter, he met DJ Hell, who was astonished from the beginning about his interest in electronic music, records and mix tapes and invited him to interviews as well as DJ gigs, which is why he was allowed to play his first DJ set in 1999 at the Gigolo Night at Ultraschall in Munich. Performances at Union Move followed. At the turn of the millennium, inspired by acts like Kraftwerk and Jean Michel Jarre, Martin began producing his first tracks with a drum machine, a synthesizer and a computer. After a few years in 2002 at the age of 15, his first single "Stars & Galaxy" was released on International Deejay Gigolo Records, which earned him positive feedback from Laurent Garnier, Tiga and ultimately #1 in Dave Clarke's Top Ten. Afterwards he performed at the "Pukkelpop Festival" in Belgium as well as in clubs like "WMF" Berlin, "La Paloma" Barcelona and "Roxy" Prague, just to name a few. At this time Martin deals with complex composition techniques and harmonics to become a grounded musical base and created his alter ego „Blackploid“. His first EP „Inhaltsverzeichnis“ on Frustrated Funk in 2006 was played by Legowelt, Miss Kittin, Helena Hauff. Accompanying this followed other releases on Stilleben and Vivod UK. In March 2017, Martin was commissioned as a remix producer for DJ Hell single "I Want You" and the remix was very popular nationally and internationally. In 2019 Martin decided to exploit his potential as composer and producer and recorded a collection of tracks called „Robotic Theatre“. David Funk was very impressed by his work and „Robotic Theatre EP“ on Moustache Records was born, which was played by Helena Hauff. In the meanwhile his alter Ego Blackploid took over and Martin activated his project in 2020 again. Soon later in 2021 he released „Blackploid - Cosmic Traveler EP“ on Central Processing Unit after a 15 years break. Martin continued with his debut Modern Disco EP „Melodic Motion“ on Bordello A Parigi and a second Blackploid EP „Strange Stars“ on Central Processing Unit which was very often featured in Dave Clarke's White Noise radio show. The year 2021 ended with a Japanese styled Martin Matiske album called „からくり人形l“ on Femur Records, Spain. In 2022, a third Blackploid EP "Planetary Science" followed on CPU and "Martin Matiske - "Circle Of Enlightenment" on LDI Records appeared. The year 2023 has started with Blackploid's double album "Enter Universe". A twelve track dark cosmic Electro journey through space out on Central Processing Unit. More releases like his EP "Eternal Reality" on Nocta Numerica and Dimension Phantasy" on Bordello A Parigi followed."

www.martinmatiske.de
https://soundcloud.com/martin-matiske
https://www.facebook.com/martinmatiskeofficial
https://www.instagram.com/martin_matiske
https://www.facebook.com/Blackploid/

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Martin Matiske

Radioblog 24.06.2024 - Martin Matiske aka Blackploid [ Vinyl Only ]

Darksyn - Waverider (Demo)

Here is my latest vinyl only demo mix. The mix contains music from Detroit House to Italo Disco to Chicago House, Detroit Techno and New Wave. If it makes you dance then I did a good job. Ejoy it and don't hesitate to add comments and likes. Yours Martin

Martin Matiske - Do You Wanna Dance (Vinyl Only Demo Mix)

Italo Brutalo - Eternia

Vinyl Only DJ-Mix_September 2019

Here is my first demo mix I did in the year 2013. Brand new and fresh! Another vinyl only mix! No CD or computer trash! Enjoy it!

Martin Matiske - Vinyl Only Demo Mix 2013

TRACKLIST:

01 HIEROGLYPHIC BEING – Imaginary Soundscapes/B1
02 L.B. BAD – The True Story of House Music 
03 LEVON VINCENT - Together Forever 
04 CHICAGO SKYWAY - Air (95 Version) 
05 GALARUDE - Cero (Tuff City Kids Mix 2) 
06 GAY MARVINE - Disco Daily 
07 ALE MANIA – Center (M.W. Edit)
08 PERSEUS TRAXX – Gorgon
09 FRONT 242 - Masterhit (Part I - Masterblaster) 
10 CLAN OF XYMOX – Stranger (Razormaid Remix)
11 GIORGIO MORODER - E=MC² (Alexander Robotnick Remix) 
12 CRISTALLI LIQUIDI - Volevi Una Hit (Oh Oh Version) 
13 BONJOUR TRISTESSE - Partner In Crime 
14 GENTRY ICE- Utilize The Beat (DJ Deep Edit)
15 WILL DOWNING – A Love Supreme (M.W. Edit)
16 DINOSAUR L - Go Bang! #5 (M.W. Edit)
17 DJ FETT BURGER - Disco Tre 
18 SKATEBARD - Palais D'Amour 
19 MORPHOSIS - Impulse 
20 JOHN HECKLE - Nine Gulps 
21 DER NOIR – Another Day (Mick Wills Remix)
22 HARD CORPS - Je Suis Passée (Dub)
23 YELLO - You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess (UK Promo 12" Version) 
24 DANCER – Boom-Boom (M.W. Edit)
25 QUID PRO QUO – Dance Planet 
26 TRAXX - Juz Jak (J.T.C. Remix)
27 MYSTIC MOVES - Predecessor 
28 KIRLIAN CAMERA – Aura (M.W. Edit)
29 TEVO HOWARD FT RICK HOWARD - House Room (Paul Du Lac Vocal Remix) 
30 JUJU & JORDASH - Dubsex 
31 JACOB KORN & SNEAKER - Heteronomous 
32 DENISE MOTTO - Tell Jack (M.W. Edit)
33 JESSE SAUNDERS - On And On 
34 MARK IMPERIAL - J'Adore Danser (Club Mix) 
35 KENNY “JAMMIN“ JASON WITH “FAST“ EDDIE SMITH - Can U Dance 
36 SECESSION – Touch
37 DESTINATION VENUS – Oh, Lucille (M.W. Edit)















Mick Wills @Bleepgeeks - Cabaret Eden - Ulm - Germany - 16.03.13

Composer, Producer & DJ @ Bordello A Parigi, Moustache Records, CPU, Gigolo Rec, Frustrated Funk, Stilleben, Vivod http://www.martinmatiske.de

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Martin Matiske - Do You Wanna Dance (Vinyl Only Demo Mix)

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