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Priori (@priori-ties) has always explored a wide range of techno from dense and introspective to more joyous, often against the backdrop of technological possibilities. He hails from Canada and has been prolific since first emerging with two full-lengths to his name on his own NAFF label. They pair dubby undercurrents with crystalline melodies and contain the sort of unresolved tensions that keep you locked in for the ride. This weekend he plays Dekmantel Naarm 2024 but first has served up this new mi for us.

Priori says this is the first dance mix he's done in a long time, adding "It's an hour and a half of fresh rhythms and rave sounds that I recorded while on tour in Australia. It features a few tracks I have been playing a lot lately and some forthcoming bits by myself and some friends." In just over 90 minutes he works through a rollercoaster of deep techno rhythms that are firmly focused on the future and flow as fluidly as water.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 459 - Priori

In late 2023 I was chatting with a musician friend about labels, and whether they're really all that necessary these days. As someone mainly focused on self-releasing my music through Bandcamp, I think for the most part the answer is no. One should focus on passionately creating things and being involved in their local music community. Over time, label or not, things will hopefully start to take care of themselves on their own. I did however mention that there was one label I thought was really cool, and would definitely be interested in working with: it was Nous'klaer Audio. Incredibly, the next day I received an email from Sjoerd Oberman, who runs Nous'klaer, inviting me to join for a release and performance at Draaimolen. Of course, I was delighted to be involved. This would be my first show in the EU. I spent about 3 months preparing a new set. Having grown rather bored of CDJs and DJ mixers, I opted to prepare a live set, in which I control 8 channels of audio tracks along with drum machines and FX. This setup gives me a lot of freedom to explore new arrangements of my catalog, and better command the dynamic energy on the dance floor, pushing and pulling things forwards to capture the mood of the crowd. To prepare for Draaimolen, I organized several shows across Japan (where I live), further refining the setup after each performance, and deciding what tracks would be the best fit for the 60 minute peak time set I was scheduled to perform. I was very nervous about how my set would be received, but it ended up working very well, and was the highlight of my year. From the very start, the positive reaction from the crowd put me at ease, and Draaimolen's focus on sound and stage design gave me peace of mind, knowing that every frequency was being perfectly reproduced on the floor. I'm so grateful for the opportunity Nous'klaer and Draaimolen provided me. Long live Nous'klaer and long live Draaimolen. Thank you Sjoerd and Milo and Kani and Hannah! 
- Erik Luebs

Erik Luebs live at Draaimolen Festival 2024

A lesson in rhythm from a former De School resident.

When it comes to minimalist dance music, Ruben Üvez, AKA Konduku, is one of the best in the game right now. With a masterful and ever-shapeshifting understanding of rhythm, the Berlin-based artist crafts sublime dance music with a staunchly leftfield bent. Don't just take our word for it: how many DJs, after all, can claim to have moved De School to a puddle of tears?

Musically, Üvez is hard to pin down. He's often billed as a techno artist, but actually you'll find his sound sits outside of the genre's many conventions. With an outsider's curiosity, he leans into diverse moods, tempos and genres, though one throughline is always how he arranges his drums. Whether it be deep, Nobu-core techno such as 2023's Hayal EP or UK beat science á la Peverelist on 2019's  Gegek, he leads with rhythm across his DJing and production. The end product is a hypnotic, one-of-a-kind sound that hits the body before the brain has time to catch up. In short, it slaps.

As Üvez's RA Podcast demonstrates, he's got a serious knack for crafting and selecting tunes that can  deeply captivate a dance floor. Clocking in at just over 90 minutes, RA.967 is an excursion through a timeless sound, packed with long, layered blends, flick-of-the-wrist transitions, locked grooves and spine-tingling atmospherics. In 2020, we called Ruben Üvez one of techno's brightest new talents. This mix sees him ascending to a seat at the top table.

@kondukukonduku

Read more at ra.co/podcast/967

RA.967 Konduku

Dj Maria. b2b Oceanic at Draaimolen Festival 2024

Recorded live at Horoom in mid-March comes this next instalment from Copenhagen representative Martin Gilleshøj. The DJ, co-founder of KUNE music and arts festival, co-founder of Axces Recordings (and their event series), and head at vinyl dispensary Proton Records is a bulwark of the Danish scene. Alongside pals like previous Bassiani Podcast guest Kasper Marott, Søren Kinch and Popmix he’s been key to his city’s cultural offer, blending groovy dancefloor tracks irrespective of narrow genre categorisations with a focus on high-energy nighttime turnouts. It’s a witty spin on clubland fare, iconoclastic and highly danceable stuff that keeps the happy chemicals unanimously flowing. Another plate to spin: he also now runs Buttheads, an intimate club series turned into a record label for the work of selected friends. Through all these outlets, Martin unravels the common thread that binds his work together, laying open a mix of styles and developing something fresh in their coming together. For Bassiani Podcast 261 Gilleshøj flexes his DJ muscles and delivers three hours of wobbly prime time bangers. Fluid, shapeshifting and soulful rhythms, slick selecting flawlessly woven together, a gradual build that perfectly epitomises Horoom’s spirit. This is a sweaty, long haul set from the Danish polymath and clubfloor mischief-maker.

@martin_gilleshoej

Bassiani invites Martin Gilleshøj / Podcast #261

Sounds by @avsluta 🌸
Visions by @marcomaldarella 💫

Buy Music Club: https://www.buymusic.club/list/ie-introspective-electronics-w-avsluta-x-netil-radio-jul-25

TRACKLIST:

Dan Thorman – DYSB
Michele Di Martino – RE.75°05′59.91″S 123°19′57.38″E
Soria – Albatross
SØS Gunver Ryberg – The Presence_Eurydike
Danny – Leaf B
Michel Banabila – Aunt Nadira
Sanjib – Angel's Entrance
HVL – Cycle 8th Reprise
Purelink – First Iota (feat. Angelina Nonaj)
Biosphere – The Way Of Time (On And On)
Massi NPL – Hong Kong
funcionário – corrente
DJ Trystero – Untitled 9
N Kramer & Magnus Bang Olsen – Limbic Fresco
rookas – Flamma
Quiem – Sun At Paral-lel
perila – give it all
Purelink – Yoke
Krystian Shek – Never Complain (Dub Mix)
Sanjib – No Space No Time
Danny – Leaf A
Christian Duka – Crescere

Introspective Electronics w/ Avsluta x Netil Radio | Jul 25

This week. welcoming a dear friend and one of my all-time favourite DJs & producers, Swiss wizard @agonis-amenthia - part of the mystical Basel crew - @amenthia-recordings.

A "techno" sound so unique, modern & boundary pushing, it makes you question the genre entirely. Agonis has become known for his bass, techno, dub, idm-everything.. infused releases, always meticulous and full of surprises. On top of a an extremely reliable and exciting back-catalogue of music and always on-point curation of Amenthia alongside his label co-head Garcon, he is also an incredible DJ. Here for Animalia a special mix inspired by many special shared moments on the dancefloor <3  pure euphoria!

Thanks so much for this Dominic it's a pleasure to have you in the series :-) 

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Animix One Hundred & Seventy Nine: Agonis

Next up in our mix series is Julie, hailing from Tilburg, Netherlands. Julie is a resident at the Amsterdam-based party Pax-Romana, and the iconic Draaimolen Festival in Tilburg. Since 2015, Julie has been shaping her own sound as a DJ, which can be described as deep, hypnotic, percussion-driven techno, getting standout performances at legendary venues and events like Bassiani, De School, Tresor and Draaimolen.

For this episode, Julie has shared a 3,5h live-recording from the renowned Garage Noord back in January, when Julie warmed up the floor for Sandwell District. Setting the mood for the night, slowly building tension, Julie showcases her unique storytelling skills. A deeply hypnotic voyage gradually unveiling layers of tension & textured frequencies, delivered with the perfect pacing and finesse of a truly skilled selector. 

@juliemuzik

Ute Mix Series #110 | Julie

3h dj set recorded on sunday august 17th (11:00 - 14:00)
at ratherlost, lofi amsterdam

photo by martijn kuyvenhoven

nthng (3h dj set) at Ratherlost 2025

Reaching our 100th edition feels special, and we couldn’t be more honored to celebrate it with Anthony Child. Many know him as Surgeon or as part of the British Murder Boys alongside Regis whose work has left a lasting mark on techno. Yet there’s another side to his work - one that steps away from the club and into more spacious terrain. You can hear it in his electronic recordings from the Maui project in 2015, in his collaborations with Daniel Bean as The Transcendence Orchestra, or through OLD Technology, the label they run together as a playground for questioning reality.

For Unrush, Anthony offers a mix that only he could create. A journey that wanders through krautrock, psychedelic twists, ambient spaces and moments of lighthearted play. It has the same curious energy that makes his monthly Noods mixes so inspiring, and yet it feels made to be taken in slowly, with time and openness.

We’re grateful to share this milestone with someone who has shaped so much of the music we love, and who reminds us that listening can be both grounding and transporting. Press play and enjoy it - on a walk, with friends, or in your own quiet time...

Thanks a lot to https://soundcloud.com/dynamic-tension

ANTHONY CHILD on the web:
Bandcamp: https://old-technology.bandcamp.com/
Noods Radio: https://noodsradio.com/residents/nog-zone-w-anthony-child
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tony_surgeon/

UNRUSH on the web:
Bandcamp: www.unrush.bandcamp.com/
Hardwax: www.hardwax.com/label/unrush/
Instagram: www.instagram.com/_unrush

Cover artwork by Irakli Kiziria

Tracklist:

Cindy Lee - Baby Blue
Chris Weisman & Greg Davis - The Nine Times
Mac-Talla Nan Creag - Five Sisters
Sean Booth - Twitch AMA (excerpt)
Bob Lind - Fennario
Panda Bear - Take Pills
Neil - Cosmic Jam
The Transcendence Orchestra - The golden jaws of the celestial vice
Bernard Parmegiani - de natura sonorum: premiere serie: accidents / harmoniques
Anna von Hausswolff - The Truth, The Glow, The Fall
David Sylvian & Stephan Mathieu - Saffron Laudanum
Chris Watson - Crucero La Joya
Open University - Parents talking to teenagers cassette (excerpt)
Dionne Warwick - Don't make me over
Imaginary Softwoods - Diagram Of The Universe
Jo Johnson - Alterations 1: Unbroken
Jim O’Rourke - A Man's Mind Will Play Tricks on Him
Zyggurat - Crepuscule / Druids Heath
Rotary Connection - I am the Black Gold of the Sun

100 - Unrushed by Anthony Child

✧ New hyperseason cues up with a re-emerging @aasudd recording, salvaged from the mists of an original Barking (Gareth Psaltis) stream. What was once a fleeting transmission now resurfaces in hyperdigital memory; fog‑laden, elusive, hanging just out of reach yet caught before it dissolved for good. A reissue as vault‑like relic, setting the tone for the next hypercade ✧

✧ Aired 04.09.2025 on @lyl_radio ✧

www.lyl.live

Hyperterranean #031 with Aa Sudd

His set instantly draws you into his enchanting world, where you're suspended in a lush landscape of sound and texture. Deep, slow tribal rhythms gradually give way to more frenetic, syncopated drum patterns—yet the poetry remains throughout. Our kind of meditation.

This piece is part of Retina collective residence at Lyl Radio and made by Jan Swam. Co-founder of Refractor Festival and founder of Organic Signs, Jan curates transformative musical experiences, uniting global artists in harmony with the natural world.

Jan Swam @ Retina x LYL Radio

Pessimist & Vega with Felix K - 03 September 2025

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Scion (Peter Kuschnereit aka Substance and René  Löwe aka Vainqueur) Basic Channel (Moritz von Oswald and Mark Ernestus) 

nthng (3h dj set) at Ratherlost 2025

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