zero expectations

Recorded Live at Club O/D Japan with DJ Ziad on tour in 2003! Taka was an AMAZING club owner who dedicated his life to creating the perfect club with the perfect sound system and the best DJs (you can hear his voice on the mic at the end!). From Larry Levan to Lee Scratch-Perry to Jeff Mills - they all played at Club O/D. The sound really was next level - a physical experience. It was housed in an acoustically treated basement with a very immersive dancefloor. Our tour was sponsored by Dom Perignon & Lucky Strike! I played here 6 times over a three year period and had the time of my life!! Feeling my music on that system brought back some Trade memories and I played most of these tunes at Trade, Turnmills. A couple of these tunes were my Trade main floor 'anthems'...one by Len Faki, remixed by Techno Icon Thomas Heckmann, another is the Dave Clarke Remix of Faithless & the Goodlife-esque 'D-Clash' on Intec plus Marco V’s remix of the ledgendry ‘Cafe De Mar’. AMAZING TIMES, AMAZING MEMORIES. I feel so blessed to have experienced this in my early 20's. JAPAN is great place and the promoters are a dream to work with, super professional and they go above & beyond to create the best dancefloor experience. I highly recommend clubbing in Japan, everyone goes totally crazy and the fashion is outstanding!

Live In Japan @ Club O/D (Vinyl Only) 19.07.2003

Recorded in one 12hr take, purely on vinyl for the Trade 30th Birthday. 

With love, 

Rosco.

12hr Trade Mix - Part 6 (Vinyl Only)

12hr Trade Mix - Part 1 (Vinyl Only)

Moog One Patch - Band Of Brothers - No FX

Pleasure Planet's kaleidoscopic debut album has been a long time coming, but good things come to those who wait. Developed over years of late-night studio improvisations, 'Pleasure Planet' is an affectionate and colorful patchwork of the New York City-based trio's knotted influences that's suspended between the rave and the chill-out room, weaving glistening pads and chunky basslines into vocal earworms and warm, saturated rhythmic cycles. Bandmates Andrew Potter, Kim Ann Foxman and Brian Hersey enter into a lysergic dialog with their discrete personal musical histories, drawing inspiration from vintage EBM, ambient music and heady early '90s West Coast rave sounds and launching these classic elements into a transcendent new sonic universe.

Credits:
Written, produced, and performed by Kim Ann Foxman, Andrew Potter, and Brian Hersey
Vocals by Kim Ann Foxman
Mixed by Justin Van Der Volgen
Mastered by Matt Colton at Metropolis Studios
Cat. No. ST003LP – All rights reserved
℗ & © SELF:TIMER 2024

Go With Madness

Vintage Culture / Beltran ID

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Kim Ann Foxman b2b Cora @ The Lot Radio 09-27-2024

This is the second track, and namesake track, on the Rabbit Hole EP. I made these tracks back during the pandemic when I was borrowing a friend's Moog Sub 37 synthesizer. A majority of the sounds on these three tracks were made using that analog synth. 

This track is about my years and years in the underground warehouse party scene in Los Angeles and the dark and druggy side of it that many people fall into. Of course, the opposite side is a lot of fun and dancing to amazing music until the break of dawn. 

Rabbit Hole

Sassy vocal house from Detroit-based producer @ladymonix.

Read more & buy: http://www.stampthewax.com/2019/06/03/premiere-ladymonix-ft-rashida-track-39/
Listen on Youtube: http://bit.ly/LADYMON

BAZ

BELLA SWAN

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