Tresor Meets Cititrax X L.I.E.S - 03.11.23

Credit 00 Live Set for Dissidanza @ Lumen Florence - Sept. 20th 2024

Sometime in February 2025, the Warning crew (@warningberlin) set sail to international waters, setting course directly to the infamous community space coppi, floating freely in the vast ocean of the berlin scene.  No storm, no flu-wave, no BVG-strike could stop these fierce electronic buccaneers from taking over the coppi studio for a night.  Bringing with them their treasured black, shiny disks, a mix of old crew members and some newfound friends showcased their very individual styles, while all being connected by their deep passion for music.

Weathered Warning member @philipp-otterbach on opening duties didn’t disappoint: Starting with some slower experimental sounds, undulating between murky tracks as dark as the night’s ocean and ones evoking images of flittering sunrays, Philipp’s set got heavier and groovier from the second half. Effortlessly switching between broken beats and deeper tech excursions, his versed psychedelic style spoke for itself.

Philipp Otterbach @ coppi 13.02.2025

Timothy J. Fairplay is back with the first edition of Dungeon Module of 2025. This month
including new music by Tony Price, Krikor, Mark Grusane, DJ Sotofett, Shokh, Donato Dozzy,
Bill Converse and lots more. Plus as always some new music by Timothy himself.

Timothy J. Fairplay pres. Dungeon Module [12.03.25]

Once a month on Sunday evening, Starborough presents an hour of selections from all corners of his musical collection, at 20.00 CIT on CBS. This months episode of 4.7inches Radio is the angriest episode yet, featuring music by Atari Teenage Riot, Nailbomb, Group Home, Shitcluster and many more. 

Broadcast 23.03.2025 on Cybernetic Broadcasting System // http://www.intergalactic.fm
No Station Such Dedication

Tracklist: 
1.	Atari Teenage Riot - Redefine The Enemy	
From: The Future Of War, Digital Hardcore Recordings, 1997
2.	Front242 - Controversy Between	
From: Backcatalogue 1981-1985, Red Rhino Records, 1987
3.	Muslimgauze - Saef Edge	
From: Libya Tour Guide, Staalplaat, 2015
4.	Mujahideen - Refuse	
From: Mujahideen, selfreleased, 2009
5.	The Bug - Hunted (On The Run)
From: Machines I-V, Relapse Records, 2024
6.	Nailbomb - For Fucks Sake	
From: Point Blank, Roadrunner Records, 1994
7.	Techno Animal - Fist Funk	
From: Electric Ladyland IV, Mille Plateaux, 1997
8.	Group Home - Inna Citi Life	
From: Living Proof, Payday / FFFR, 1995
9.	Jeru The Damaja - Ain't The Devil Happy	
From: The Sun Rises In The East, Payday / FFFR, 1994
10.	Shitcluster - Doop 2	
From: Doop, selfreleased, 2005
11.	Mark Stewart + The Maffia - Learning To Cope With Cowardice (Flexi Version)	
From: Sherwood At The Controls Volume 1, On-U-Sound, 2015
12.	Jackie Mittoo - Ayatollah	
From: Basic Replay, Basic Replay, 2007
13.	Baba Ali - Better Days	
From: Memory Device, Memphis Industries, 2021
14.	Pye Corner Audio - On The Clock	
From: The Endless Echo, Ghost Box, 2024
15.	Depeche Mode - It's No Good	
From: Ultra, Mute Records, 1997

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Live from our Berlin studio: Sneaker takes over for the next two hours!

Sneaker [09.04.25]

interview

RIOCAST15 Sacha Mambo - The Escape To Nowhere Mix

Timothy J. Fairplay is back with another edition of Dungeon Module. This month including new music by Sam De La Rosa, Legowelt, Piper Low, David Vunk, Sweater On Polo, Jean Lois Huhta and lots more. Plus as always some new music by Timothy himself.

Timothy J. Fairplay pres. Dungeon Module [12.05.25]

Bjorn Salvador, Middle Aged Dad - Simple Things (Original Mix)

Arno Gonzalez is producing a modern house sound that sometimes ventures into melodic territory close to Electronica, the Angevin artist was first spotted by the Parisian label Missive, then by Timid Records, on which he released his debut album “Encounters”, as well as a number of EPs and remixes...

Today, he is one of the spearheads and leaders of Brique Rouge, David Duriez's label, with whom he is on a mission to perpetuate and reinvent a certain vision of House and Techno music.

With this second album, which marks “the end of innocence”, Arno explodes the codes of his music to better transcend them. We find his inimitable touch, a particular sound that is sometimes minimal, sometimes warm and melodious, a real signature on 13 tracks that tell a real story.

If this is the end of innocence, it's also the beginning of maturity.




Brique Rouge label is a pillar of the French House underground since 1999.

The label continues to disseminate the electronic sound David Duriez believes in, far from formatting and excessive vulgarity. An eclectic electronic sound that remains rooted in the underground and on vibe above all.  In general, the team's artists benefit from a carte blanche, and it's above all the state of mind that counts. The label isn't looking for success, it's a success. The success of being able to release music without compromise. With one release a week on platforms since 2020, the label (and its divisions RZ Muzik & Obliqu3) is seen as a key player on the French underground electronic scene, given the activism it demonstrates.

Faithful to the spirit of this music's beginnings - Acid House, Chicago and New York House, or the power of Belgian or Detroit Techno - the label has been churning out releases for 25 years without ever sinking into cynicism, nostalgia or parody. Brique Rouge has established itself as a key French label for the distribution of emerging and creative artists (known and unknown) who draw their inspiration from the roots of the genre, but also pursue the search for new vibes. Without commercial imperatives, the label innovates and denies itself nothing. No formatting, no time sacrificed on the altar of the platforms of streaming, with Brique Rouge it's not the face of the human behind the machine that is highlighted, but its music.

[briquerouge.fr]



Timothy J. Fairplay pres. Dungeon Module [12.03.25]

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