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

Pariah Boiler Room x Dekmantel Festival DJ Set

Morb🔥 (Alter ego)

Louna Driol [MIA MAO LIVE] 19 Fev, 2025

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Chippy Nonstop always brings the party, and she can do it in many different ways as a rapper, DJ, activist, songwriter and event organiser. She has had a nomadic existence so far, which includes being born in Dubai, living in Zambia and across the States, getting deported after her visa expired and then moving to Toronto. It was there that she set up the pioneering Intersessions collective to teach women and non-binary people how to DJ and where she has established herself as a potent force in contemporary techno.

Known for electrifying, high-octane sets that challenge and uplift in equal measure, Chippy Nonstop brings a deeply intentional edge to everything she does, as you will hear in this week's mix. Stick it on, then read about a packed summer of new music and shows, reflections on belonging, boundaries and the radical potential of dance music in 2025.

Full interview with Chippy NonStop here - https://terminalv.co.uk/terminal-v-podcast-091-chippynonstop/

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Terminal V Podcast 091 || Chippy Nonstop

En 10 ans de Tsugi Radio, nous avons vécu posé nos micros dans quelques sites exceptionnelles : le Parc de Champagne à Reims, les douves d’un château avec un cochon à la broche qui rôtissait pendant le direct, une ancienne filature, un port fortifié par Vauban, une ancienne usine d’armement… aujourd’hui nous nous tenons sur 100 000 km de galeries souterraines, d’où ont été extraites, pendant près de 3 siècles, plus de 2 milliards de tonnes de charbon. On est dans le Nord de la France, à Oignies, où pour la 2ème année, le NAME Festival organise son open air, un peu humide cette année mais qu’importe ! Les musiques électroniques magnifiées dans une friche industrielle reconvertie en lieu de musique et de culture, et scénographié par le génie de la team d’Art Point M à l’origine du NAME. C’est aussi une des premières escales de la tournée des 10 ans de Tsugi Radio, et c’est un double anniversaire puisque ce sont aussi les 20 ans du NAME. Un festival dont, Ellen Allien, mon invitée du jour n’a pas ratée une seule édition.

À ses côtés, nous avons beaucoup de chance aujourd’hui puisque nous accueillons, Harold Manning, tout juste débarqué de Cannes, qui va assurer la traduction simultanée de cette rencontre.

Ellen Allien, au NAME Festival en direct du 9-9bis à Oignies

Estamos muy felices de presentar nuestro nuevo ciclo Latinas y coleando! 

Latinas y colenado es un ciclo enfocado en destacar los talentos de la escena LGBTTIQ+ en nuestra America querida, y para comenzar, esta primera entrega esta cocinada nada mas ni menos que por BOND!


BOND @bondsergio es DJ y productor de Buenos Aires, parte del colectivo LGBTQIA+ LOCA. Desde ahí impulsa espacios como Radio LOCA y LOCA Rec, pensados para visibilizar y acompañar las carreras de artistas queer de América Latina. Está por sacar su primer EP por Pansa Records, y en este mix se pueden escuchar algunos de esos tracks inéditos.

https://www.instagram.com/bondsergio/

BOND - LATINAS & COLEANDO 001

00:00-01:00 - Jeff Mills
01:00-03:00 - Josh Wink
03:00-05:00 - Carl Cox
05:00-07:00 - DJ Rush
07:00-08:00 - Jeff Mills (pre-recorded from 23:00-00:00)
full playlist: https://tinyurl.com/3xt9xb7v

Jeff Mills, Josh Wink, Carl Cox & DJ Rush - Hr3 Clubnight 2000.08.13 Hafentunnel Phase 2

My set recorded live in my collective's second Anniversary party. Otherdisco's Paradiso Oscuro II.

This was an special ebm set as the thematic of the party was everything goth!

Paradiso Oscuro II 17.05.25 (Osccurate special EBM set)

"I'm ready to bring back gatekeeping." The New Yorker staff writer discusses how to protect the underground, experimenting with drugs and her new book, Health and Safety.

Can drugs help us find meaning in music and nightlife? This is a question that today's Exchange guest, New Yorker staff writer Emily Witt, asks in earnest in her new book Health and Safety: A Breakdown. Just released in hardcover in the UK and Europe, the memoir traces Witt's life in her early-to-mid 30s. A journalist living and working in Brooklyn, she began experimenting with psychedelics and club drugs after years of living what she describes as a conservative, straight-and-narrow, middle-class life. She became enamoured with the borough's underground raves, frequenting events like the festival Sustain-Release, the party Unter and sets at Bushwick haunt Bossa Nova Civic Club, all while falling in love with an aspiring DJ and producer she calls Andrew.

As the book progresses, Witt documents the growing MAGA movement in America, gun rights rallies and mass shootings. As the country falls apart, she watches her romantic relationship fall apart, too. Drugs and Brooklyn nightlife, she writes, became both an escape and a way to rearrange a world that she starts to feel no longer makes sense. 

Witt shares critical opinions about the underground scene's capacity to be a utopia and place of belonging in an increasingly hostile world, arguing that there should be more gatekeeping in place to protect a scene that's threatened by capitalism and the mainstream. She also interrogates what she calls "woke identity politics" in Brooklyn, the lack of change that came from the Black Lives Matter movement, empty calls for political protest that dominated the early days of the pandemic and why, despite everything, she's chosen to stay in Brooklyn for good. Listen to the episode in full. -Chloe Lula


EX.769 Emily Witt

‘Run it Red’ sees bona fide techno legend Ben Sims showcases 2 hrs of the finest new house and techno he can lay his hands on. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/ben-sims/episodes/ben-sims-15th-june-2025

Ben Sims Presents: Run It Red 150625

Connecting club culture to the wider world, on screen and irl through parties, film and video.