techno

Techno/Electro

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Line recording of my hardware live set from Modul, Sorgenfri Kultur HQ, Malmö 2013-10-08. First track (Sido) is missing unfortunately, although part of it was caught on video here: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=549455758468418

Thanks to my dear old friend Bauri for having me over, was a real blast for sure! Also good times to play some B2B vinyl toward the morning hours... and also, thanks to my man Nihad for putting his sound tech magic on the recording!

Inter Gritty - Live @ Modul, Malmö

Tribute to Drumcode

Remy @ Awakenings 3-3-2012

Henning Baer [ Grounded Theory / K209 ]

Henning Baer is a man on a mission who’s slowly been building his name in Berlin and beyond.  As one half of the team behind the Grounded Theory Berlin project, now up to the 14th party, they’ve hosted names such as Marcel Dettmann, Ben Klock, Function, Redshape, Traversable Wormhole, Perc, Pattern Repeat, Terence Fixmer to name a few.

Grounded Theory, not content with being just a party, is also a booking agency and soon to be label. Looking after Milton Bradley, Subjected & Moerbeck (Vault Series), Fanon Flowers, Sawlin and Sawf, it’s easy to see that Henning is building an ever-expanding stable of young talent, that will shape the face of techno for years to come.

As a DJ, he’s a regular around his hometown of Berlin. On top of his Grounded Theory parties he can be found playing his trade at the legendary Tresor, Arenaclub and Suicide Circus, as well as an increasing number of appearances around Europe. His no compromise underground techno has been destroying dancefloors at every turn.

It was only a matter of time before Henning took the next logical step into production. Setting up the K209 label, in 2011, with Milton Bradley and dropping the first release in March. He followed it up with his first solo release on the label in September. He’s since had tracks snapped up by Adam X’s Sonic Groove label.

After the Tea And Techno blog named Henning in their ‘Ones To Watch For 2012’ list, all the signs are pointing to a very bright future for this exciting prospect.


1. Milton Bradley - Last Flight To Cologne - Do Not Resist The Beat! #01
2. Deepbass - Process - Informa 003
3. Vantuji Ozmachir - Scobie - Volt240
4. Ben Klock - October - BPitch
5. Delta Funktionen - Silhoutte - Delsin 
6. Reeko - The Day After - Mental Disorder
7. Luis Ruiz - The Holographic Talbot - Sub Sequent
8. Fanon Flowers - Mode 07 - Ecom
9. Abstract Division - Form and Function Pt.3 (Norman Nodge Remix) - Dynamic Reflection
10. Regis - Surface - Downwards
11. Cari Lekebusch - Secrets - HProductions
12. Kalon - Born Against - Sandwell District 
13. Sleeparchive - Track 4 (Recyled) - Sleeparchive
14. Levon Vincent - Love Technique - Ovum

http://groundedtheory.de
www.facebook.com/pages/Henning-Baer/152287701529663

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Release date // 21th April 2012

Smoke Machine Podcast 048 Henning Baer

Compiled, mixed and edited by Sven Väth and Richie Hawtin

Also released by Novamute (NOMU109CD)

Richie Hawtin & Sven Väth: The Sound Of The Third Season (2002) MINUS13CD

Parallel 9 is one of Steve Rachmad’s monikers, under which he crafts deep and slightly dubby techno. 
Tell us, exactly how long have you been waiting and longing for a new Parallel 9 EP?!  Well, we’ll tell you, Dominus – the previous Parallel 9 EP on Music Man – dates from 2005, so a follow-up was long overdue. 
But it’s coming, a new Parallel 9 EP has been scheduled for the 14th of May! Three full tracks and three tools, on one fine double pack. Class A material, from the master himself!

Tracklist of the EP:
A. Parallel 9 - Magnetic Reversal
B. Parallel 9 - Desert Vibe
C. Parallel 9 - Warmless
D1. Parallel 9 - Warm Tool II
D2. Parallel 9 - Warm Tool III
D3. Parallel 9 - Bass Tool

Especially for this release, Steve has made a mix of all the best old and new Parallel 9 tracks, check it out!

Tracklist of the mix:
 1  - Technique (A.R.T.LESS2197), (GEN013)
 2  - Dominus (MM117)
 3  - Desert Vibe (MM160)
 4  - Magnetic Reversal (MM160)
 5  - Ventris (MM117)
 6  - Quadrus (PRIME043)
 7  - Gnosis (PRIME039)
 8  - Codex (MM063)
 9  - Index (MM063)
10 - Technic (A.R.T.LESS2197), (GEN013)
11 - Warmless (MM160)

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Parallel 9 mix

Remy live 6-7-2012

RUR Radio - Control Modify Alter Mixed Up

Remy Unger @ EKSTRAKT 29-09-2012

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

► Witness Berlin lose their shit over the incomparable Sven Väth

Sven Väth Boiler Room Berlin Groove Magazine DJ set

Polar Angle // track list

A1 - SCMWY-01
A2 - SCMWY-02

B1 - SCMWY-03
B2 - SCMWY-04


PoleGroup 15/ Spherical Coordinates - Polar Angle EP (Preview)

It was 2013 when the first seed was sown in Karel Eggerding AKA Rustig, and Fuji Rademaker AKA Jules Rêver’s sonic partnership. Since then, the Dutch pair have collaborated as RUR - an electronic duo with their roots planted firmly in the 90s. Their sound blends their 90s influences with a modern techno feel, resulting in productions that are unmistakably RUR in nature.

Taking coinciding piano lessons may well have been the best decision Karel and Fuji ever made and, while the piano tuition may not have lasted, their friendship did. They soon saw the sense in collaborating, and they combined Karel’s production with Fuji’s pitch-shifted vocals to produce their first track, Clouds. With their first success under their belts, they went on to collaborate on several more recordings, before making it official. RUR was born and with it a sound that the pair have made truly their own.

The two cite influences ranging from literary science fiction (the name RUR is taken from a theatrical performance in which the word ‘robot’ was first used) through to those of a sonic persuasion - Speedy J, Blawan, Kendrick Lamar, and The Beastie Boys, to name but a minute selection. Such influences, as well as the wider 90s techno, electro, and hip-hop scenes in general, can be heard throughout the RUR back catalogue.

Locking themselves in the studio isn’t the only criteria on RUR’s to-do list, though. They frequently take their sounds public, and have previously graced the stage at Sugar Factory, Paradiso, and Doka - the club in which they presented their 2015 debut album, H+ as part of an audiovisual piece in conjunction with V-Motions. Festivals include Patterns and Mystic Garden.

Behind the mixing desk, though, Rustig and Jules make use of a selection of hardware, recorded into Ableton and resulting in their unique sound, which made it to no less than six releases on Natural Behave in 2018. A similar set-up is taken on the road, as Ableton Live meets drum machine and synth, with Fuji controlling his pitch-shifted vocals with a range of stomp-boxes.

With support coming from the likes of Erol Alkan, Alex Bau, The Advent, Chris Liebing, Cari Lekebusch, Dj Emerson, Subjected, Submerge, Marcel Dettmann, 2000 and one, Scuba, Radio Slave, Renaat Vandepapeliere, and Maceo Plex, it is plain to see why RUR are fast becoming the name on everyone’s lips.