Name: SONS OF TRADERS MUTANT RADIO TAKEOVER 4 - BLACKMOON77 MIX by BLACkMOON77
Duration: 1 h 30 min
Description: Mutated Rock from the Under edge of the Outerworlds

so many treasures in here, beautiful mix!

this track right here is amazing, love to know what to is..

FORGET THE RULES with Petros Spatharos invites RELIGIUS ORDER (25/11/2|)

https://soundcloud.com/petrosspatharos
https://soundcloud.com/religiusorder

FORGET THE RULES 007 w/ Petros Spatharos Invites RELIGIUS ORDER (25/11/2|)

Decomposition is a mix series by Dead Channel. Fig. 8 comes from Maniaque Nocturne and is an all hardware live session.

@maniaque_nocturne

Decomposition - Fig. 8: Maniaque Nocturne (Live)

Current Moon Phase w>>> ΔreamCcore invites WLDV

WLDV starts its activity in 2012 DJing and creating music based on synthesizers and inspired by the electronic music of the 70s, 80s and early 90s like Italo Disco, EBM, New Beat, Techno… with clear influences of the B movies, sci-fi, horror and fetish stuff.
He released vinyl and cassettes on labels such as Giallo Disco, Bordello A Parigi, Waste Editions, Violette Szabo, Soil Records, Eclectic Reactions, Cold Beats, Fill Lex Records, Infidel bodies, The Hiddens, Patch Records, 4mg Records, Italo Moderni … And many more. He also played several live and dj set performances around Europe and North America 
WLDV hosted and played as resident at the Vocoder Club parties from 2014 to 2019 and drives also the label Eclectic Reactions since 2014 together with Radithor.

https://soundcloud.com/wldv
https://soundcloud.com/dreamccore

www.fade.radio

Current Moon Phase 010 w/ ΔreamCcore invites WLDV

Recorded in 2015, this was my first mix as Kutkh Jackdaw. Blackest Ever Black was a huge influence for me back then and both the label and radio shows helped me to discover artists and genres that were completely new and fresh sounding to my ears. Inspired by this, I wanted to compile a selection of tracks that showcased the wide variety of sounds that I was listening to at that time.

TRACKLIST:
F Ingers - Mum’s Caress After Trip
Tropic of Cancer - Victims
Vatican Shadow - Cairo Sword Unsheathed
Billy Green - Toadstrip (Demdike Stare’s Double Drop Crash Edit)
Conrad Schnitzler - 21.8.86
Petwo Evans - LOA
Golden Teacher - Double Bump
Bappi Lahiri - Disco Title Music From Dahshat
S. English - Silent Coup
Lightning Glove - Plastic Zone
Max Tundra - Pellegrino
Atari Teenage Riot - Activate (Live)

Sessions

Sessions #1 (2015)

Kutkh Jackdaw - Sessions #1 (2015)

Nostalgic breaks, A sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past, typically for a period or place with happy or sad personal associations. New age industrial, dub, techno, metal, weird rap collided with old school break beats and old cinema references appearing in reverbs. Longing for the place that doesn’t exist, temporarily apears on a dance floor.

𝆔𝆔 @gediminas-rimeika

ged4s - Isla to Isla #22

Today we have Christopher Lombardo as our guest. He is a composer, sound designer, and art director from Ft Lauderdale, Florida.

Which artists has influenced you the most?

- A lot to unpack in this question. 3 artists come to mind. When I was 11 years old, I was awakened to music and its power by Slipknot, which eventually lead to a love of extreme metal (death, black, doom, etc - metal was my first true love and that still shows). It was a chance encounter with a dude a full grade older than me. He walks up to me in Spanish class and says "here you need this" ... and hands me the Iowa record. They say life boils down to a few moments. This was one of them.
When I was 15, NIN inspired me to take production more seriously and that music didn't need to revolve around guitars and be angry all the time. Emotion was okay, and the spectrum of emotion did more for the music than just adolescent rage.
Around the age of 19, my group of college friends began experimenting with psychedelics, and coincidentally was around the time I stumbled into the Warp records. I think these two factors took me away from song and rock music completely. Prior to that I was still very much cemented in a "song" mentality. Squarepusher rocked me to my core and had me reevaluating all of my musical experiences and understandings I held at that point. I remember it feeling like a dam of inspiration had just burst - I didn't have to make traditional dance music, but I didn't have to be in a traditional band either.

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- A small remix EP of my last release "Cephalgian" will be wrapped up once the final tracks are complete. I'm very much looking forward to Mitoma and Daed's interpretations, but will also feature some new tracks. I am working on a follow up EP but that has no concrete details to announce.

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- These days I find myself listening mostly to stuff outside of electronic music. I'm heavily into soul, folk, funk during my work day, actually. I find myself just enjoying the music vs analyzing (which is what happens when I listen to electronica (or metal)). While I was in the last round of production for Cephalgian, I was exclusively listening to acoustic guitar based music because it was so far away from what I was doing. The simplicity of just 3 chords and a voice is just fascinating to me - it's something I could never do.
There is so much music being created these days, and it is available to us so readily, it is harder and harder for me to sit down and connect with it.
Some recent discoveries or heavily repeated listens are:
AI Lover, Justin Townes Earle, Tonto's Expanding Head Band, Dave Van Ronk, Zamilska, Portal, TENGGER, Objekt, Skee Mask, Ital Tek, Street Sects, Spectral Voice, Bongripper, Junior Kimbrough, Dr John and Dragged Into Sunlight.

What inspires you now to create music?

- In my younger days I think I would've tried to say something profound here.
As an old man with more perspective? I've had an instrument in hand since I was 8 years old and  I don't think I'd be the same person without the music. It's an escape, I think about it all day, every day, and am in love with all it brings to my life. The tinkering, the artistic demands of crafting a track, the nerdiness, the unending search for something that's just out of reach, that deep understanding with other musicians, the hours and hours of debate with my friends, the gear collection.... the obsession.  I could go on and on - simple fact is, I fucking love music. I want to be part of it and live it and breathe it... that's more profound than inspiration to me.

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- My setup is forever in flux...especially my live performance gear. Since 2008 I've been producing almost exclusively on the computer but recent years have seen some eurorack addiction.

@christopherlombardo
https://christopher-lombardo.bandcamp.com

Strange But Dance Music LIVE #13: Christopher Lombardo

Elitepop is a monthly radio show by Enfant Terrible for Intergalactic FM (IFM/CBS). A new episode is transmitted every first Monday of the month on the Cybernetic Broadcasting System channel at IFM for 1 hour from 21.00h onwards… No talking... just music!

Episode 37 was transmitted February 2023 and I was in a Skinny Puppy mood when recording this one...

Elitepop #37

Ain't docile Automatons Vol. 1
march 16 2023!!! ♥t0♥

Ain't docile Automatons, Vol. 1

Acid sync

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Acid Sync

On 26 February, hundreds of Israeli settlers went on a violent late-night rampage in Huwara and other villages in the northern West Bank, leaving one local resident dead and 100 others injured and the town ablaze.

This compilation of music was put together in order to raise funds that can hopefully give some aid to the residents of Huwara, all of the proceeds Confused Machines make from digital sales will go directly to Physicians For Human Rights – Israel (PHRI) www.phr.org.il An NGO that works in the occupied Palestinian territory, promoting Palestinians' right to health and providing direct medical and humanitarian assistance.

The compilation hosts a roster of both local and international artists spanning a wide spectrum of leftfield electronic music. Acid, Drone, Noise, Downtempo, Techno, SoundCollage and more.
All of these tracks are new and have not been heard before, many of them have been created with Huwara and Palestine in mind.

Though we know our reach is limited, we see this as a part of a bigger political effort to help raise awareness in our artistic circles and set motion to positive forces in dark times.
Bandcamp:
https://confusedmachines.bandcamp.com/album/for-huwara-cm21
Soundcloud:
@confused-machines
Kolette Hsu:
@kolette

PREMIERE: Kolette Hsu & Tamar Weiss - Can You Also Be Real [Confused Machines]

featured artists: https://radio.syg.ma/episodes/klammklang-urvakan-special
https://soundcloud.com/klammklang

Klammklang

Klammklang – Urvakan Special

Mutated Rock from the Under edge of the Outerworlds

SONS OF TRADERS MUTANT RADIO TAKEOVER 4 - BLACKMOON77 MIX

High Frequency Mind with a Lo-fi Lifestyle, Mutant music junkie …Producer of eccentric sounds for the Experimentally Insane,   
Co-Conspirator  @ Radio Rituel Show 
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Labels- 
*Melodies Souterraines
*Discos Del Quebranto
*Feral Colony

SONS OF TRADERS MUTANT RADIO TAKEOVER 4 - BLACKMOON77 MIX

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