This is the second part of the recording from the first NORMAL BEHAVIOUR party, at Dance Tunnel, London on Sunday October 20 2013, from about 5pm onwards.
The music is the three of us -  Carl H, John Hanley and Jane Fitz - pretty much back to back all day long.
We will be doing more NORMAL BEHAVIOUR parties in 2014 (John is in India until until late spring next year). We hope you can join us. 



Normal Behaviour Carl H, Jane Fitz & John Hanley back to back part 2

Chris SSG is best known as the co-founder of the now defunct MNML SSGS blog, recognized as a leading source of critical insight on electronic music. Following the end of the blog, he has devoted his energies to DJing and organising parties, and in the process has become an integral part of Japan’s electronic music community. As a DJ, Chris SSG has taken a less common approach, focusing primarily on ambient and experimental music. He has developeda distinctive approachto ambient that has a similar structure and dynamicto a techno set, only aimed for the headand heart. Chris SSG has played widelyin Tokyo, and has ventured further afield, with shows in Taipei, Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong, as well as at Berghain’s Elektroakustischer Salon, Concrete Paris and The Bunker New York, andmajor festivals including Berlin Atonal, Nachtdigital, Organik, and Sustain Release.

MIX035 - Chris SSG (東京)

This recording is available to download at: http://boilerroom.tv/recording/objekt/

Objekt Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set

Our podcast series now turns to the vast and much mythologised record collection of Detroit native Carlos Souffront. Carlos often doesn’t get the recognition he deserves, except from those in the know, who accept and understand that he is a gourmet selector who reaches for only the finest records. As likely to reach for ambient and post punk as he is indie rock, experimental, house or techno, Carlos is a key part of the Interdimensional Transmissions parties in his home town and reportedly has one of the most bad ass collection of acid records in all the world.  The mix he turns in here is a freewheeling yet coherent round through many disparate sounds and scenes and needs to be heard to be believed.

Dekmantel Podcast 003 - Carlos Souffront

Next up on Nothing Special - @djandrewbird. An hour of deep, mechanical grooves from the Australian-born selector to shape your weekend soundtrack.

Nothing Special 007: Andrew Bird

The Phantasy Sound producer Daniel Avery joins NTS for a power hour on a late Tuesday afternoon each month. Stay tuned...
 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/daniel-avery/episodes/daniel-avery-29th-may-2025

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If you manage to come up and make a mark on the Detroit scene, you are clearly doing something right. And that’s just how Derek Plaslaiko started: spinning his clinical yet sophisticated sets at various key raves around the Mid West of America before eventually establishing himself on the global underground circuit. Now, although Berlin based, you may caught his name on the flyer for the No Way Back parties (put on by Interdimensional Transmissions - the Detroit imprint that has put out several of Plaslaiko’s rare original releases) and is a resident for Bunker NYC and has been for years. He also releases his stylish brand of techno on the club’s in house label and has close ties with Ghostly International. Add to this the fact he played a sublime closing set at our festival back in August, and Derek is a natural choice to mix it up for our podcast series. 

The resulting two and a half hour selection is an exquisitely programmed ride through many shades of techno, from stripped back and thumping to eerie and heady via raw and nasty. Just when the pressure seems like it might get too much, Plaslaiko masterfully switches up the mood and takes you somewhere else, thus keeping you locked to his grooves. 

He says of the mix, “it was done in one take at the Resident Advisor offices in Berlin. The neighbours complained about the volume near the end of the recording, so I was forced to do the last few mixes headphones only. It's made up of about 60% current favourite tracks, and 40% unreleased material from a handful of friends. Kris Wadsworth, Jared Wilson, Todd Osborn, Dona, DVS1, Mr Statik, Secret Studio and Israel Vines all submitted tracks specifically for this mix. Will Lynch, Jim Beam and a massive amount of Burger King all played a major role in getting it done. I like a good story when hearing a DJ set, so that's what I was going for when programming the mix.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 094 - Derek Plaslaiko

The mysterious Seoul-based DJ and producer S.O.N.S joins us for the 65th edition of the Phonica Mix Series. Check out the full feature on our editorial site Off The Record 👉 bit.ly/PhonicaMix65

Full Feature

Phonica Mix Series 65: S.O.N.S

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