Name: Lucy Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set by Boiler Room in techno
Duration: 1 h 28 min 38 s
Description: This recording is available to download at: https://boilerroom.tv/recording/lucy-brl/

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This DJ set I performed at 'Into The Woods Festival' during Amsterdam Dance Event 2021 is a good representation of my current vision of techno. Enjoy!

James Ruskin, “Watching ⁦Surgeon play right now is a master class, impeccable music, rhythmically diverse and put together with skill and power........class”

Dustmite - 250
Thomas P.Heckmann - Kopfgeister (Clouds  Remix)
Audio Injection - Charge
Talismann - Anchoryst
Temudo - E08
Avernian - Ruka
Ritzi Lee - Out Of Line
Frankie Bones - Distortion
Chontane - Copper Vein
VIL - The Slip
De Schuurman - Nu Ga Je Dansen
Ruskin & DVS1 - Page 2
Nemmett - Teeth
Truncate & Ruskin - Sketch 1
Stranger - Rok Da Place
S-File - Parting Glances
James Ruskin - Hang Up
DJ Overdose - Skidzomatic
Ritzi Lee - Tunnel Effect
Peder Mannerfelt - Year of the Rats
Surgeon - Raw Trax 4
DJ Hyperactive - Venus
Avernian & Strick - Hairline Fracture
Fadi Mohem + Rodhad - wsnwg008_04_210407.3
Avernian - Raw Hands
LA-4A, Ambivalent - I Feel Lit (Alden Tyrell Remix)
Stef Mendesidis - Wurlitzer Machinery
Ruskin & DVS1 - Page 3
Henry Greenleaf - Formula
Lag - Twitch
Stef Mendesidis - Sonica
Avernian - Maadi
Joey Beltram - Pulse
Truncate - The Eve (James Ruskin Remix)
Paul Bailey - Saturday Boy (Surgeon remix)
Panstarrs - Pendulum
Stef Mendesidis - Stalker
Ploy - Ramos
Surgeon - La Real

Into The Woods ADE Weekender 15th October 2021

Download:
https://corenews.me/surgeon-essential-mix-2023-04-15/?utm_source=soundcloud
Tracklist over here:
https://tracklists.thomaslaupstad.com/surgeon-essential-mix-2023-04-15-tracklist/?utm_source=soundcloud

Core News - https://corenews.me/

Surgeon - Essential Mix 2023-04-15

This recording is available to download at: https://boilerroom.tv/recording/lucy-brl/

Lucy Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set

The debut collaboration between techno alchemists Ben Klock and Lucy will probably provoke quivers of anticipation before a single note has been heard. After all, both producers have carved out names for themselves as scene innovators at what they do, and both have already proven that they can more than capably work in a duo format without sacrificing an iota of their unique aesthetics: in Lucy's case, there has already been the sublime Zeitgeber pairing with Speedy J., and Klock has joined forces with the likes of Marcel Dettmann to craft some of the more memorable output from the Ostgut Ton label. This new release makes good on each producer's talent for working with epically unfolding tracks, maintaining a strong command of both 'drone' and melodicism, and envisioning sound as a kind of inter-dimensional mass transit. As the record indicates, things can get very interesting when the two working methods superimpose perfectly, but can be just as interesting when the two fall slightly out of phase with one another.
Listeners familiar wit the classic kosmische feel will be taken immediately by the opening gambit "Bliss," whose feeling of floating through the coldness of space is accompanied here by nicely warm production values. The bassline that introduces the subsequent track ("War Lullaby") is close to being a continuation of the opener's leitmotif sequence, although with a change in atmosphere that will keep curious ears from turning away too soon: an FX-shrouded voice delivers a monologue at once seductive and foreboding, followed by a confident kick thump with ephemeral trailing clatters in tow. This affective orientation pulses through the whole record well, building up to the second rhythmic track ("Santeria") which is the busiest and
most engaging of the bunch. Here a variety of sonic flavorings are ritually thrown into the pot and allowed to simmer - fleeting snatches of conga, phasing zaps and rhythmic ricochets all make for a rich concoction that epitomizes the progress that has been made in techno music within this decade. The closing "A Ghost Lovestory," like the opener, is a non-'dance' piece, but is no less compelling for that fact: as a foam of white noise pans between the listener's ears, a slurred / pitch-bent refrain conjures the feeling of either entering or exiting from some erotically tinged hypnagogic state.
Speaking of which, the overall impression given off by this record is that of a special kind of reciprocity: that is, of dreams influencing reality and reality feeding back into dreams. The rhythmic intensity of these tracks, at once an indicator of a hard and immediate reality, is regularly complemented by oneiric flourishes that make the partitioning line between these two realms of consciousness less distinct. As the next chapter in the Stroboscopic Artefacts saga, and in the personal journeys of both Ben Klock and Lucy, it will contribute to the ongoing mission of all these parties: giving longtime fans what they want while expanding their consciousness and inquisitiveness.

Lucy and Klock 'War Lullaby' [SA024]

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Planet Home

Tracklist:
Roberto Capuano - Never Stop [Truesoul]
Tom Hades, Kostas Maskalides - Love Sensation [Phobiq]
Cleric - Seit 1990 [Figure]
Harvey McKay - Cry Wolf [Bedrock]
Jason Fernandes - Let's Do This [INTEC]
Victor Calderone - Burden [Drumcode]
Jason Fernandes - My Path [INTEC]
Luigi Madonna - Tape Drones [Sleaze]
The Yellowheads - Hermano (Gabriel D'or, Bordoy Remix) [Reload Black]
Loco & Jam - Blurred Motion [Alleanza]
Skober - You Want It [Alleanza]
Jason Fernandes - The Ancients [INTEC]
Tiza, Mr Bosco - The Future (Alberto Ruiz Remix) [Ultradrum]
Luigi Madonna - Back To School [Drumcode]
Ruben Mandolini - Also! (The Junkies Remix) [Snatch!]
Gabriel D'or, Bordoy - VAP

Subfigure |010| Jason Fernandes

This week's podcast is a relentless seventy-nine minutes of techno from Berghain resident Ben Klock.

RA.063 Ben Klock

Rich, psychedelic techno.

@wata

Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=617

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.617 Wata Igarashi

MARK FLASH UR078 - DETROIT TECHNO MIX : http://www.electronique.it/podcastA811C10_Podcast_Mark-Flash_E-P-038
              
TRACK LIST:
1.  Mark Flash - Intro
2.  Gerald Hanson - Convextion [Matrix Records]
3.  Kenny Larkin - Chasers [Distance]
4.  Evelyn Jean - Chateau Noir [Dig It International]
5.  Zed Bias feat. Randolf - Mighty Dub [ITH Records]
6.  G. Flame - Lower [Bush]
7.  Julius Papp - Primtive future(Kemal's Main Mix) [Soulfuric Deep]
8.  Mark Flash - Guarana (A Day In Brazil) [unreleased]
9.  Polar Pair feat. Atlantis - This Is What Happens(Mark Flash Remix) [Botanika]
10. Mark Flash - Cachasa [Underground Resistance]
11. Shawn Rudiman - Metronie [Matrix Records]
12. DJ Cadet - Voodoo Lakey[ROCit Records]
13. Peter Horrevorts - Oorsprong [Kanzerlaramt]
14. Prince - Sexy [White Label/AMG001]
15. Mark Flash - Hot Timbales [Upstart Records]
16. A Night With Dick - The Eye Tattoo [Max Trax]
17. Mystery Track #1
18. Mark Flash - Orpheus[unreleased]
19. Mystery Track #2

UR078 Underground Resistance (DETROIT TECHNO MIX)

Time sure does fly when you’re having fun, and so it is that we’ve already raced up to podcast number 200. We’ve managed to call upon a suitably large name for the honour; someone who has very much shaped the techno scene over the course of the last 20 years and continues to excite people every time he plays. That man is Surgeon. As a performer, Birmingham’s Anthony Childs was one of the first men to embrace and exploit the possibilities of Ableton Live and Final Scratch. His mastery of that technology made his sets even more improvised and innovative, and over the years he has never compromised his vision. He plays with a sense of devastation and destruction that explores the very outer edges of what is possible, while always keeping the dance floor absolutely locked in. It’s been the same since he founded his hometown’s first techno club, House of God, at the start of the 90s. 

As a producer—whether solo or in celebrated collaborations with Regis as British Murder Boys or Ben Sims as Frequency 7—he seems to be getting better with age. Right from his first EP on Karl O’Connor’s Downwards in 1994, surgeon has had a hard hitting, linear style that remains to this day. Recent years saw him return to a primitive rave style and incorporate the gritty industrial influences of his youth. But in 2018 he evolved again and served up what many consider to be his best album in years. Luminosity Device features a more rhythmic, playful sense of drum programming next to his meticulously crafted synths and enthralling sense of urgency and future paranoia. The nuance in his tracks is now as intriguing as the visceral power of the kicks, and it all adds up to an album that works as well on headphones, at home, as it does on the dance floor. It’s proper techno by a proper techno head. 

And so is the mix he has put together for us. Over 1 hour 45 minutes, the man calls upon plenty of pivotal names from Juan Atkins and Oscar Mulero to Donato Dozzy and James Ruskin. There are plenty of twists and turns along the way, so that zoned out passages of dubbed out drums are followed by intergalactic space battles and moments of synth laden intensity. It’s a testament to Surgeon’s skills that he can take you to such far ranging corners of the techno world without ever getting lost.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 200 - Surgeon

An album's worth of new music on our 666th mix.

@matrixxman

Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=666

RA.666 Matrixxman

<B>Joris Voorn: "Here's the tape that made me wanna be a DJ.<B/>

Derrick May is one of our main headliners at Rejected's Amsterdam Dance Event 2012 night at Studio 80, 18th of october.
Since my early dj days, I consider Derrick May as a huge inspiration, and in particular this dj set. Broadcasted live in 1996 from the legendary Chemistry night at Escape, Amsterdam. It was recorded from midnight radio by my partner in crime Edwin Oosterwal who borrowed me the cassette tape which I never gave back to him, which reminds me I should do that sometime soon.

In this mix, Derrick May shows us that in 1996 dance wasn't pigeonholed to one style or sound. He mixes Moodymann's groovy deephouse with Jeff Mills and Surgeon's raw techno. He goes from Donna Summer's disco to Tyree Cooper's jacking electronic funk, from Masters of Work's new york house to Ian Pooley's epic chord techno. All of this is mixed in a fast and skillful pace, a style that so clearly carries Derrick's signature.

There's some truly magical moments in this mix, how he get's out of Surgeon's 'Syllable' into Global Communication's 'Sensorama' at 1:09 leaves me speechless..

Even though by now I know most of the record he plays here, there's still a few I've been looking since the very first time I heard this mix. Would be great to get the tracklist completed, any help is greatly appreciated!

Derrick May live at Chemistry On 3 (Amsterdam 1996)

Friday 04 January 2013 / ...GET PERLONIZED!

Ricardo Villalobos @...get perlonized! - Panorama Bar

Watch the set and get the full tracklist at:
https://boilerroom.tv/recording/sven-vath-120-min-mix?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=tracklist

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