Got to open the main stage for Drumcell, Julia Govor and Adriana Lopez at Vancouver's new 1500 capacity venue retrofitted with Funktion-One speaker systems.

Video: https://youtu.be/NqpkA4i1gIE?si=o5B_YzyiwD5acm7B

PixelFilter | Industrial Fog Edition - Main Stage Opening Set

Episode 1 of Hyperbolic Chamber sees ĀMAN take you on a journey through space and time as he blends some deep, hypnotic sounds to put you in a trance-like state.

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Hyperbolic Chamber #1: Deep Hypnosis with ĀMAN

Let Shades of Day be your captain as she takes you on a quest through space, blending some wonderful progressive and melodic sounds guaranteed to keep you swaying. Episode 3 is here. 

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Hyperbolic Chamber #3: Melodic Magic with Shades of Day

HC boss ĀMAN is back to take you through a dubby, groovy, ambient mix. With his signature flow, and tight track selection, ĀMAN incorporates a blend of genres, to give you this carefully curated piece that is perfect to have on in the background or on a long journey home.

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Hyperbolic Chamber #4: Dubby Deliciousness with ĀMAN

Montreal native and Vancouver based Mattemüs takes us through a bouncy set that mixes progressive, bass and melodic elements. Get on your dancing shoes. 

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Hyperbolic Chamber #5: Bounce with Mattemüs

Venezuelan native and Seattle based DJ David Ardila steps in to take the reins of this week's Hyperbolic Chamber episode. 

Specialising in playing branches of progressive house, melodic techno and deep tech, David takes you on a smooth, seductive ride through the next 60 minutes.

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Hyperbolic Chamber #6: Deep Melodies with David Ardila

A true pioneer of the underground, Em Jay was a staple of the scene here in Vancouver as both organiser and attendee, running the eclectic group APX Collective. 

Em Jay was one of the first people I met partying in Vancouver, and was a huge help early in my own DJ career. A music purist and a loyalist to the underground if there ever was one. 

He takes you on a groovy ride on this mix, sticking with minimal gold -- tracks you would be hard pressed to find on your own. 

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Hyperbolic Chamber #7: Minimal Groove with Em Jay

On this week's episode, we are thrilled to have on for the second time, friend of the show, HC co-captain and all-round top g, PixelFilter. 

PixelFilter's innate ability to immerse himself in sound has allowed him to create an extremely diverse portfolio of mixes, but if there is a constant, it is his drive to represent where he comes from. The underground electronic music scene is thriving in the motherland, and it is about time to the world took notice. On this episode, PixelFilter has featured underground music exclusively from artists from India who are proudly carrying the flag, while staying away from the musical stereotypes people can often fall into. 

PixelFilter flows between a minimal, hypnotic techno sound -- most commonly associated with the bunkers of Berlin -- and a trance-y, rave-y one that is synonymous with the techno underground of India. 

Just press play, close your eyes, and allow yourself to be transported back and forth between Bombay and Berlin, as PixelFilter weaves his magic with extreme precision, diligence and discipline that one can come to associate with his sets. 

Hope you enjoy it. 

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Hyperbolic Chamber #17: From Bombay to Berlin with PixelFilter

In keeping with our recent trend at the channel, we are back with another fast-paced, peak-time mix orchestrated by HC boss ĀMAN.

For anyone that has listened or danced to ĀMAN’s sets before, you would know that he tries his utmost to emulate those that he takes inspiration from. The deepest draw for ĀMAN is that indescribable 90s sound. It is a sound that is very distinct, that was created in the sweaty warehouses across Europe where ecstatic dancers grooved to musical soundscapes played primarily on vinyl, all united in the act of letting go. The 90s rave sound wasn’t defined by a genre, it was always about the collective experience, primarily about letting the music flow and do its thing.

Despite never actually have gone to a rave in the 90s, ĀMAN’s obsession with that era of music is pinched from art, literature and films from the time, combined with accidentally stumbling upon the modern day electronic music subculture that champions this sound. Labels and artists that aren’t intent on elbowing their way into spotlight; they are more so advocates for a very unique, quintessentially “rave” sound that ĀMAN just cannot get enough of.

And so in an attempt to recreate that very unique vibe, ĀMAN is here to headline episode 19. As always, ĀMAN blends a variety of genres together without ever letting the music lose its momentum. Expect a cocktail of deep techno, trance, progressive, acid, electro and breaks, all mixed in to keep you shuffling through as you go about your day.

Hope you enjoy this one.

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Hyperbolic Chamber #19: Dance in a Trance with ĀMAN

Interview with SLAM https://www.instagram.com/p/DLVNeAGNJTp/?img_index=1

Slam - Orde Meikle and Stuart McMillan - are the unapologetic architects of raw, deep, hypnotic techno. As co-founders of Soma Records and hosts of Slam Radio (now surpassing 600 episodes), they’ve shaped underground sound for over 30 years, carving out a legacy as true pioneers and tastemakers.

Their first album in seven years, Dark Channel, erupts from a fierce, three-week live-setup sprint - modular synths, Roland TR-909, Ableton Push and outboard effects - delivering peak-time weapons honed to perfection. From the tribal command of “Use It, Lose It” and the discordant thrust of the title track to the thumping low-end odyssey of lead single “Kulture Version,” every cut is a no-compromise tribute to the dance floor as sanctuary.

In a fractured, dystopian 2025 - where division and disconnection reign - Dark Channel stands defiantly as rhythm-driven resistance. Out now on Soma Records (digital and limited-edition double 12″ vinyl), it’s Slam’s fiercest manifesto yet: a hypnotic journey reminding us that on their airwaves and in their music, unity and release are always possible.

Enjoy this exclusive mix recorded during one of Slam’s Return To Mono parties at the Sub Club in Glasgow earlier this year. Also check out the interview we did with them on IG https://www.instagram.com/p/DLVNeAGNJTp/?img_index=1

SLAM | True Techno Podcast 94

After a long hiatus, Hyperbolic Chamber is back, and we are thrilled to bring you this episode with Bonsoir Mufield. 

This mix brings to you directly from the depths of Bonsoir Mufield's creative mind, an hour featuring all original music. 

Bonsoir Mufield is a ridiculously talented producer out of Seattle and has masterfully curated this mix to create a spine tingling, brain warping hour of sound. 

In his own words, he writes, 

"This mix was made entirely with my own productions. I leaned more towards techno since that is what I have been making lately. Something new that I tried with this mix was to use loops that were work in progress pieces but never turned into complete tracks, basically sketches. 

The mix actually starts with a work in progress loop that blends into the final version of the same track. Towards the end of the mix I used a couple of other work in progress loops during transitions and mixed them in using 3 decks.

After making this mix I feel inspired to try producing smaller tools and loops and learning how to mix them creatively."

You can find more of Bonsoir Mufield's work here: 
https://soundcloud.com/bonsoir_mufield

We hope you enjoy this truly special episode. 

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Hyperbolic Chamber #25: A Masterclass in Deep Cuts with Bonsoir Mufield

PixelFilter cuts through the noise with a sound born from distortion, discipline, and pure energy. A former metal guitarist turned audio engineer/programmer, his path into electronic sound was never straight — it was forged through years of crafting, breaking, and reshaping sonic textures. 

Two distinct forces drive his music. One side dives into the raw, hypnotic energy of underground Techno — shaped by late-night dancefloors, industrial textures, and stripped-back rhythms. The other taps into his cultural roots, channeling the vibrant spirit of South Asia through infectious, groove-driven Indo House. Separate sounds. Same pulse. 

Beyond the decks, PixelFilter helps curate Hyperbolic Chamber, a platform dedicated to championing raw, genre-bending sounds and rising underground artists. 

Every set is engineered for movement — hypnotic rhythms, deep cuts, and an atmosphere that pulls you in and doesn't let go.

PixelFilter | Industrial Fog Edition - Main Stage Opening Set

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