BOCHKA PODCAST: WORLD EXPERIENCE CENTER [LIVE]

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@defqlub

Artist: def qlub
Album: [Negative Space tribute]
Label: anarchypnotica
Release date: 8 November 2024
Bandcamp Link: https://anarchypnotica.bandcamp.com/album/negative-space-tribute
Tracklist:
def qlub - Blood Swamp
def qlub - Whorl
def qlub - Tiny Black Strings


Master by DJ ANGST @schwarzwieblut
Cover material by xx.sw9 + def qlub @djvarnish
Cover edit by DJ Angst 

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def qlub - Tiny Black Strings

'Storm' is an EP by Barcelona-based artist Speare, where acid, ambient, and schranz converge in an uncompromising rhythmic assault. A pounding kick pierces through a dense sonic fog, plunging into the abyss.

https://lostabyss.bandcamp.com/album/storm

@speareworld

Storm

Best Regrets

KARMASMATIK- IM THE BALANCE IN BETWEEN

One-drop destruction! 
This is 1 of 3 versions of a track i've just recorded all loosely based on the one-drop rhythm. This is the 'dirty' version-full on with everything smashed up. There is also a sparser dub of the same track-the 'dirty dub' version. The final one is the 'clean dub' track which has more space and less audio destruction.
I had originally planned to to put them out as the same release but then i thought, 'no, you hate that kind of thing'.....which i do, so i won't.  I find that after the first 2 versions, i start to loose interest, and, even though these 3 tracks do all sound radically different to each other, i am going to put them on the next album instead.   link for LOW-(Dirty):                                                            https://submechanical.bandcamp.com/track/low-dirty

LOW-(dirty)

8:32

@djvalentimes

It wasn't long after he started DJing and producing that Stefan Cvitanic, aka DJ Valentimes, had found his niche. Whether it's in Providence or Tunisia, Budapest or Oslo, Cvitanic has formed connections with discerning fans all over the world with his uncompromising approach to techno, delivering emotional heft and texture and in every shade of greyscale. Alongside his DJ Valentimes moniker, the Bay Area-born, New York-based artist widened his scope with additional aliases (Kanal Nula, Kirbi Zauvijek, Rangefinder), launched three record labels (Puppy Tapes, Anti-State Electronics, Mineral Resource) and somehow found the time to run the now-defunct Dust Radio and Nausea rave series alongside a spirited cast of his friends.

Following a brief and well-deserved hiatus, DJ Valentimes makes a triumphant return to the decks with a punishing CENTER BOOTH set that reminds us exactly what we’ve been missing. A droning, atmospheric opening passage sets an ominous tone with dank echoes and buzzing sounds that bring to mind a swarm of flies hovering over a rotting corpse. A pounding kick breaks the mix open, with propulsive percussion loops and muted horns that conjure a fast-approaching steam engine train. As the intensity rises, you could imagine lying on the tracks beneath the carriage as the locomotive rushes overhead, finally reaching a point where the experience is more akin to standing in front of a jet engine.

The set contains unreleased tracks from DJ Valentimes himself and a number of his close friends, alongside timeless early 2000s schranz cuts that could have been released 25 years ago or yesterday. It’s proper rinsing techno of the highest order, an enveloping storm as intricate and varied as it is incessantly slamming (well, right up until the chef’s kiss chilly cooldown anyway). DJ Valentimes, you’ve been missed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=injQuH32WA4
https://www.lettonne.dance/

8:32

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