https://heathenelectronics.bandcamp.com/
Essential piece (for those who don't already have them in their physical or nomadic collection") of the history of electronic music :
Le Syndicat Electronique " Philosophy" released at the time (2001) on my independent label Invasion Planète Rec.
Now on Heathen Electronics Records / Nomadic Section
All accessible at a good price for the X-mas Celebration ! And we will need it!.

Thanks for you fidelity & support !
We Will Never Die !

Sacrifice - Philosophie 2X LP (2001)

● It's the story of a road, a never-ending path. The story of a night that grows longer and lasts
longer. Along with her story, it goes through a before, an after, and a present moment.
In the beginning, there's the party, in the massive alchemy of a booming culture. A free and unbridled
party, in a crossroads of sound, in unison. The rhythms, sometimes tribal, sometimes haunting, blend
with a tormented melancholy. Closed in a box, open in a field, the aim is the same: to lose all its
elements.
Then time stops and space expands. Darkness reigns as the mind gradually ignites until it
reaches explosion point. Consciousness vibrates as the body comes alive. The orchestra grows
louder and louder until it reaches its peak.
Finally, reality returns, a future that hurts. The clock starts ticking again, and the field of vision
narrows. The tempta

● Artist: Lemon Schaden
https://soundcloud.com/lemonschaden
https://www.instagram.com/eendracht.wav/
● Label: Human Disease Network Recordings
https://soundcloud.com/human-disease-network
● Release: 2024.06.25

🛒 https://humandiseasenetwork.bandcamp.com/album/hdn037-lemon-schaden-la-lune-brille

📺 https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLovNuJKkvPVumZ0Q3t-cnAL6oAxz59inu&si=QpnrJw3oJu6a5I4t

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𝙋𝙧𝙚𝙢𝙞𝙚𝙧𝙚 : Lemon Schaden - Accident De Parcours [Human Disease Network Recordings]

A Letter

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Saturated downtempo live performed 22.01.25 at Noizshchoseredy event series in Kyiv arranged by noizshchoseredy & otelkyiv  
All tracks except 2nd are unreleases

NFNR live at Noizshchoseredy 22.01.25

@siiio-bak presents a new mix of "ROOMSERVICE!!!"
@virtualpublicnetwork

SIIIO is a Singaporean-born, London-based producer and DJ whose sound channels the raw energy of Electro, Techno, and Punk subcultures. With releases on Ovelha Trax, Gestalt.promo, and Tripallium Corp, his music blends industrial soundscapes with Southeast Asian rhythms and textures. Drawing from his experiences living between two cities, SIIIO crafts tracks that explore themes of cultural dissonance and identity.

TRACKLIST

5zyl - Crow Conspiracy (Ement Remix)
Luz1e - Oscillatory Pulse (Jensen Interceptor Remix)
Maral, Unklevon - Bag Secured
Fobos Hailey - Knocking
DISTORTION (UA) - Killa (ft Beterror)
INVT - MOVE LIKE THAT
Assembler Code & Jensen Interceptor - Turnin' Headz
Fobos Hailey - Shedance
DJ MELL G - BORDERLINE
Ement - How Much is Too Much (5ZYL Remix)
Exos - Time To Time
Somnolent Works - Neural Interference
Robodrum - Forsaken 156
Sirdsapes - Hardcore
Imogen - Up To No Good
Paal + Umwelt - Event Horizon
False Persona - Sneak Dissin'
EEBONE - PLAYBACKONTHEFLOW
Generali Minerali - Dry Water
DJ BONEYARD - Flutter

ROOM SERVICE! W/ SIIIO - virtualpublic.net - 01/3/25

Lui Mafuta presents This Ain’t Jazz, a boundary-pushing new EP that fuses live musicianship
with electronic sensibility - an exploration of jazz influence through a deeply personal and
collaborative lens. 

The release is available on digital platforms and as a limited vinyl edition.

At the heart of This ain’t Jazz is a long gestating idea: to bridge electronic music with an
organic, band oriented aesthetic. Lui Mafuta reunited with four longtime friends and
collaborators: Paul Janoschka, Felix Roos, Jonas Esser and Benedikt Jäckle - who all studied
music together in Mannheim before scattering across the globe. Under the loose collective
named Weiller, they came together once again to create a sound that lives between genres.

The EP is a globe spanning production. Piano was recorded on Paul Janoschka’s Steinway in
his Frankfurt apartment; trumpet and clarinet were tracked in a rural French studio with Felix
Roos; drums came from New York via Jonas Esser; and saxophone was laid down in Lui’s own
studio in Mannheim alongside Benedikt Jäckle. All elements were finally assembled and
shaped into a cohesive vision back in Mannheim.

“There’s less synth work on this one than usual,” Lui says. “Most of the textures come from
the instruments themselves and a lot of sample mangling. I wanted it to feel raw, human and
alive.”
Despite its title, This Ain’t Jazz is a love letter to jazz’s influence. “I called it that just to be
safe,” Lui jokes. “It isn’t jazz but it’s coming from that space.” The project also serves as a
reconnection to his roots: two of the four featured musicians are teenage friends from his
earliest days making music.

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Octo+