Grim Static (ft. Grim Sickers)

#JIDTYPE#TYLERTHECREATORTYPE#MFDOOMTYPE#GRISELDATYPE

onstAtt(prod.777agn) #mfdoomtype #jidtype#

Co-head of SYXT and Glukkon Records, Romania-born artist Ketch steps in the series with two hours of full-fledged big-room-oriented dynamics. Combining the dark and brute side of steely industrial music with that of more deep-minded electronics, halfway dub immersion and further left-field acid eccentricities, Ketch ploughs his own furrow aside from techno's main drag, somewhere at the junction of raw brutalism and tribal-inherited transcendence. Just like his own tracks, the Italy-based producer’s mixes lay down a complex, near-labyrinthine mindset, not quite choosing its side between hands-on floor destruction and eruptive mass communion. Hear hear, it’s the sound of your soul fanning out. 

soundcloud.com/ketch-music

Reclaim Your City  

Reclaim Your City 579 | Ketch

Some will be familiar and some won’t be just yet, but one thing is certain, Chami should be on your radar. A spectacularly dextrous groove manipulator in his own right, the Berlin-based jockey has been harnessing some fierce dance floor moments over at the world’s most well-known club (guess which, it starts with a B) and a dozen more. Running the gamut from archetypal uptempo drives to aqueous beds of acidic textures and highly volatile 909 outbursts, Chami treats us to a mind-bending two-hour assault in sound, which will drain up to the last drop of sweat in your (soon dog-tired) carcass of a body. Absolute masterclass from a DJ in full possession of his art. Don’t miss. 

soundcloud.com/chamixx

Reclaim Your City 580 | Chami

Born in Sweden but operating out of Berlin, Philippa Pacho has been making waves in the scene as of late, notably amassing a stream of incendiary performances at some of the world’s finest (and most demanding) clubs, including Bassiani and Fuse. Herald of a fast-paced, no-surrender type of DJing, all eyes set on bringing crowds to a simmer thru and thru, Philippa muscles her way across various techno sub-genres and rhythms with conviction and poise, alternatively pushing classic Detroit-influenced material, Nordic minimalism and more Continental European-informed expressions, as she harnesses the very best of these through uncompromising selections with a pristine mixing technique. Shockwave incoming. 
 
soundcloud.com/philippapacho

Reclaim Your City 587 | Philippa Pacho

Premiere of "Nextep 2025" by Electric Rescue, taken from "Sweet Jay" EP, forthcoming on Newrhythmic Records  

Pre - Order: 
https://newrhythmic-records.bandcamp.com/

Label: Newrhythmic Records
Artist: Electric Rescue
Title: Sweet Jay EP
Track: Nextep 2025
Catalogue Number: NRDR186
Format: Digital 
Release Date: February 21, 2025

We’re stoked to drop Sweet Jay, the brand-new EP from French producer Electric Rescue. This one’s got it all pure energy and that hypnotic vibe that pulls you straight into the underground. Every track hits hard, packed with deep grooves and sharp rhythms that’ll have you hooked in seconds.

Folllow Newrhythmic Recs: 
SC: https://soundcloud.com/newrhythmicrecords
IG: https://www.instagram.com/newrhythmic_recs/

Follow Electric Rescue:
SC: https://soundcloud.com/electricrescue 
IG: https://www.instagram.com/electricrescue

Sweet Jay EP

Pre - Order

Electric Rescue - Nextep 2025 [Premiere I NRDR187]

this was meant to be 1st on fire e.p.    Prod  Pick A Side

0.1MY NAME IS 0

prod.PUIA #JIDTYPE #TYLERTHECREATORTYPE #MFDOOMTYPE#GRISELDATYPE#WESTSIDEGUNNTYPERounding up to this celebration of BIG MOVES MADE

Quality Werk .02

#TYLERTHECREATORTYPE#GRISELDATYPE#MFDOOMTYPE#JIDTYPE PROD triplesixdelete

01. paperchaserz

Words seriously fail me when techno is played this well, especially if it's all completely raw machinery that's used from start to finish. THIS is what a RIOT sounds like. Enjoy ............... LOUD.

RIOT Radio Show

Paul Birken Live Pa on RIOT - 12th May 2017

This was up online a while back when Trevor Wilkes hosted it at Fun-In-The-Murky, but I found it again and thought I'd archive it here.  Done sometime in 2002.

Music bits: 
An hour's worth of cuts and reworks, effects and weird scratches by artists like Frankie Bones, Joey Beltram, Adam Beyer, Andrei Morant, Dj ESP, Tony Rohr, Dj Sneak, Dj HMC, Nigel Richards, Dj Rush, Christian Morganstern, Mika, Bob Brown, Terry Mullan, Angel Alanis, Dietrich Schoenenman, Dj Urban, Freddy Fresh and myself.

Tech bits:
Acid 3.0 (final mixdown was 855 tracks! - unlike Ableton which I use now, each snippet in Acid required it's own track...damn damn)
Tuareg 1.5
Soundforge 5 bunch o' plugs
wavesurgeon 2.56

How it happened bits:
Lots of pieces dumped and loaded on the MPC2000xl like I'd do for a liveset.. cut up, filtered, run off through the patch bay into effects, crossfaded and recorded back in.

mix slows from 138 bpm to 105 bpm and then goes back up to around 135 somewhere in the middle...mostly done as an experiment learning smooth tempo changes in the program.

Machines....shut down...think about it

Birken Studio Mix 2002

#https://www.youtube.com/@eerieeye-y7x experimentalhip hop...#HIPHOP #TRAP #UNDERGROUNDHIPHOP #

https://www.instagram.com/eerieey3?igsh=MXF1cGwxYzFoa2cxcQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

A true music lover and sk8 boarder for life, Kwest has spent time in both or all of the Midwest underground.   

We are at almost 1year in to this project.  For those who have been with us you probably know that this project was put together to demonstrate how true LIVE music is made and performed.  The standard we have held ourselves to is to try to write , record and perform the track as it formed 1st take   So that’s what we do.  People often comment on how the microphone sounds gritty or the compression is strange.  These tracks are live - go figure eh..#Griseldatype #mfdoomtype #Griseldatype #TylertheCreatortype

01. paperchaserz

EERIE EY3+Art4ILL Dodger +MindMined