The fifteenth episode of our monthly show live from Tempelhof Airport Berlin.
Takin’ care of the deeper side of electronics. Enjoy!

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Flagship Store Culture XV with Vy Tran

Nems-B (@nemsb) returns with a new mix for In Machines We Trust, and it’s a welcome one. We first connected years ago through Silent Season, when he contributed the beautifully drifting Campfire Stories 43 – Capsule in Orbit to Gliese 581. Since then, he’s been quietly building a strong body of work, with releases on labels like Phonons, On Board Music, Oslated, and Goldmin.

His sound sits in that sweet spot between deep listening and forward motion, dubby, atmospheric, and full of nuance. This new mix feels like a continuation of that world: textured and immersive, like stumbling on forgotten machines deep in the forest, still pulsing with signal.

A pleasure to reconnect. Let this one unfold.

Nems-B ~ In Machines We Trust 005

Psychedelic adventures from all over the musical universe.

Nog Zone w/ Anthony Child: 5th August '25

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Welcome to episode number 109 of Observatory by Sungate
For this edition, Colombian artist Launaea delivers a set built on nuance and atmosphere. With a careful blend of muted percussion, jellied textures, and slick rhythm, we delve into an hour of close listening.
In the second hour, resident Moy Santana takes over with a fluid, tightly woven selection. His mix leans into deep grooves and refined energy, maintaining the mood while opening new spaces along the way.
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The Bunker Podcast 235 comes from @erikluebs. This is a live set recorded in Milan on March 28 at the party Acquario.

Erik Luebs is a US-born musician and sound designer based in Japan. Eschewing typical genre tropes, Luebs approaches techno with a playfully disruptive technique, reinterpreting the fundamentals using built-from-scratch patches and labyrinthine sequencing. While the labor-intensive process is inspired by a wide range of luminaries such as Mark Fell and Rrose, the resulting music is firmly tied to the dance floor.

Luebs released an EP on The Bunker back in 2021, and has since released on DJ Nobu’s Bitta label (@djnobu_bitta), and @nousklaeraudio. He also has an upcoming release on the legendary @kompakt imprint.

Erik will be playing an ambisonic surround sound set for a horizontal audience at Going In at Reforestor’s Laboratory in Brooklyn this Friday, and an extended sunrise dancefloor set at The Bunker’s takeover of @nowadaysnyc Nonstop on Sunday morning.

The Bunker Podcast 235: Erik Luebs

The haze of Paral·lel festival has barely lifted, but we’re rewinding to another moment worth lingering on, February in Granada, at the Moonback club. There, under the warm glow of the Extramostra banner, Mostra linked up with the Klub Collective for a night that balanced local soul with an international touch. The lineup reads like a heads-only dream: Timnah, Antonio Vázquez, Refracted, and a solid core of Klub Collective residents including Fran Acosta, Kaizen, and Utopian. The kind of night that reminded us why the first slot matters more than most people admit. It’s the architectural role: shaping the night’s flow from zero.

Utopian did just that. His set unfolds like a slow exhale, dub-laced ambient that creeps, swells, and gradually transforms into chugging, low-slung techno hypnosis. It’s a patient climb: syncopated, restrained, precise. Not a single cheap move, just deep focus and floor logic, the kind that sets the table without stealing the meal. But make no mistake, this was a statement. A warm-up that didn’t just support the night, but elevated it.

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Annika Wolfe - DJ SET @ The Great Beyond - Main Stage

For this month's mix, we welcome Maïore, a French and Berlin-based artist, vinyl selector, and curator of @preceptco. Maïore's sound is rooted in the deep, minimal, and dubby realms of electronic music, today he takes us on a journey through gentle melodies and subtle grooves, drifting between ambient and downtempo. This mix perfectly sets the mood for a slow summer day. Big thanks to Maïore for sharing his universe with us!

Tracklist: 

Yuka - Poem 24
Pontiac Streator - Lamp Fest
Susumu Yokota - Saku
Saunas - Infinitudes
Susumu Yokota - Deep Sea Diva
Priori - Sleepyhead
Huerta - Blanket Dub
Roger23 - Gathering Dust
Terrain - Singularity
Noah Lyas - Under The Sun (Adhémar Interpretation)
Prime Vertical - Sunset for Kon
Andaman - Vision II (Astronomy Domine Remix)
Alfred Czital - Transit 
Dream Dolphin - The Genesis: Yoga (New Age Ambience)
Duun - Losing Track w/ Discosexo

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Artwork by Sophie Vaillant

Conscious Listening Mix Series - 37 - Maïore

Geneva Jacuzzi – Casket
Cosmetics – Black Leather Gloves - 7" Release
Glass Candy – Naked City
Sirs – Follow Me (Sirs Cut 6.21)
Funkadiba – I Must Feel Better (Vocal Mix)
Hong Kong Counterfeit – X-ray Eyes
Le Car – Warm Humans
LeNomad – In Between The Days
Hong Kong Counterfeit – My Private Tokyo
I-F – Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass
ADULT. – Nausea (Restructured)
Mount Sims – Black Sunglasses
Creme De Menthe – Hunger That Never Ends
Sexy Sushi – J'aime mon pays (Même si c'est plus ce que c'était) (Fräulein Warrior Version)
Lebanon Hanover – Du Scrollst
Modem – Trabant
Ortrotasce – Falling Star
Martial Canterel – Windscreen

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BIO

Melanie Havens, a Sao Paulo native now making waves in Berlin is a standout DJ known for her eclectic and dynamic sets that traverse various sonic landscapes. From wave to italo disco, EBM to 90s trance, electroclash, dark disco, techno, synthpop, post-punk and beyond, her sets are always driven by vibrant synths and powerful basslines. 

A multi-talented artist, Melanie has made her mark as both a writer and curator for The Brvtalist platform, and as a resident at Brvtalist events. She’s taken her sound across the globe, performing at renowned events in New York, Paris, Bogotá, Shanghai, and more. Her mixes have been featured on major platforms such as Rinse and Slam Radio, along with standout sets for KHIDI and Bloody Mary’s Dame-Music.

As one of the freshest and most versatile names in underground music today, Melanie continues to captivate audiences from Zagreb to London to her native Brazil—always delivering uniquely immersive and inimitable sets.

IG: https://www.instagram.com/melaniehavenss/

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Melanie Havens Guest Mix for Mechanical Breakdown on KEXP

Conversion, the second opus from German electronic duo Guentner + Spieth, dives deep into their shared musical roots to reinterpret them through a contemporary, nuanced lens. The result is a body of work that blends ambient expansiveness with dub-inspired detail - layered soundscapes that balance openness with structure. Unbound by conventional formats, the album moves fluidly between rhythmic depth and atmospheric stillness. Bass drums appear alongside quiet passages, carried by floating pads, carefully placed accents, and a sense of space that feels both introspective and organic. Conversion is both a tribute to shared origins and a statement of artistic evolution.

Created in a relaxed, intimate atmosphere, Conversion reflects formative influences of early ambient, dub, and deep techno releases while combining them with the artists characteristic signatures. Both made their debut on the legendary Cologne label Kompakt in the early 2000s and were part of Wolfgang Voigt's trend-setting Pop Ambient series. They have since independently developed distinctive positions within electronic music: Guentner with his cinematic-atmospheric albums such as Theia and Onda on the label A Strangely Isolated Place. While Spieth heads the Affin label with its deep, hypnotic sound aesthetic, he releases a steady stream of his own works such as Irradiance, or the more recent Retrace.

Conversion is less retrospective and more a continuation of a finely tuned dialog that invites introspection with its minimalist compositions, organic hues, and cavernous depth. Each track on this "after-hours" album unfolds with deliberate subtlety, drawing the listener into an immersive experience where sound becomes both space and emotion. Between structure and expanse, density and silence, a work of quiet intensity unfolds that is club-compatible. 

Guentner Spieth - Conversion

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