G-Prod - Bring Down The Walls (Brique Rouge)

Analog Jam recorded Live.

Set up:
-Behringer RD-6
-Jomox MBASE11
-Korg SQ-1
- Behringer semi-modular rack system (Neutron, K2, Pro1)
- Jomox T-Resonator
- Alesis 3632 Compressor
- Soundcraft EFX8

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Signals vol. 50 Joe B [ S>N ]

Vol. 50 comes from our own resident and spearhead of the Signals project Joe Bucci. With convincing from the rest of the collective Joe took the reigns for our Milestone edition. Part time DJ , part time party accomplice full time music lover , Husband and Dad. 

Get into this deep afterhours early morning vibe for our 50th. 


Track List >>>>
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The Swan - Lawrence 
North of Us - Adultnapper
Gazastreet - Nedzad Berovic
Funk is up - Ali Nasser
Illuminated - Lawrence ( Kettnekarussel remix)
Distract - Modelers 
Breath Game - Frank & Tony featuring Black Light Smoke 
Dim Dim - Paul St. Hiliaire & Rhauder (Melchoir Productions Remix) 
That Women From Michigan - Brian Kage 
Baba Yaga - Varaz ( Lawrence Remix) 
How to spread Lies - Roman Flugel 
Visionary - Santonio Echols 
Heavy Clouds - Hijacker & Strick ( Adultnappers Storm Dub) 
Anything - Delano Smith 
Marabelle is Up - Modelers 
You Can - Carmel & Salomo

Signals vol. 50 Joe B [ S>N ]

Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/02-11-21/#1 ROB ZILE
PART 1
01 - Multani - Everyday's The Same (Original Mix)
02 - Johannes Klingebiel - Alles oder nichts (Original Mix)
03 - Ford Foster - Come And Find Me (Original Mix)
04 - Krtn - Believe In... (Original Mix)
05 - Jon Lee - Psychological Warfare (Original Mix)
06 - Mark Flash - They Can Hear Us (Original Mix)
07 - Christian Hornbostel - Consecutio Temporum(Original Mix)
PART 2
08 - David Meiser - Who wants the night (Siarem Remix)				
09 - Avishag - Silent Running (Original Mix)
10 - Bipolar State - Eccentric (Original Mix)
11 - Surgeon - Inside (Original Mix)
12 - Integral Sequence - Crityc moments (Original Mix)
13- Rebekah - Random Visions of a Thought (Jeroen Search Remix)
14- Abiz Sonko - Ai Chous De Mun Miks 1 (Original Mix)

Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/02-11-21/#1 ROB ZILE

Meet @tom_ernst and listen to his exclusive podcast, including various tracks produced by himself to be released soon. An introduction on how I discovered his work and the podcast tracklist: https://vanitydust.com/ypiw/tom-ernst

His forthcoming releases, shared originally as demos, are already making an impact on the scene and it's a pleasure to have him as @ypiw guest in the 66th edition.

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You Play I Write [66] Tom Ernst

https://soundcloud.com/heron
Many times, biographies of techno acts start by singing their praise of an extremely early, extraordinary talent on synthesizers and other electronic devices.
In Heron’s case, things are different. Because Martin Spittel has been shaped musically since his childhood, the influence were as diverse as music can be.
On one side, there was his grandfather, who played various instruments, and to whom young Martin related closest to and whose inference still lasts until today. On the other side there were his cousins who were not much older than himself, enthusiastic about AC/DC, and band members themselves. Over the course of the following years, he explored the diversity of Black, Death and Trash Metal, EBM and Industrial, right up to Detroit Techno.
Ever since then, Heron's environment served as compensation to farce parties and expanding his musical horizon. This symbiosis from the love of nature and the musical influence from his early childhood are a direct refection of Heron’s entire life.
Following the scream of the waders (limicoline birds), he moved to picturesque island Norderney in 2003. There, exploring the island’s national park, he decided to live up to his enthusiasm about nature by going to study landscape ecology at the University of Münster. It turned out: The relocation to Münster was the initial spark for his career; the months in Norderney were inspiration for the name of his label “Limikola” which was founded in late 2008 and enjoyed enormous support by both DJs and fans.
After launching his now very successful °Schaltkreis-parties with four friends in mid-2007, everything went quickly: His first own radio show “The Grasshopper Warbler”, contacts to prominent players like Someone Else and Heartthrob, and fnally the moment in early 2008 during the season’s opening at Time Warp, when Richie Hawtin played all three tracks from Heron’s Retro EP. It was merely his second EP, released on a netlabel (Minisome), and it became immediately successful. A knightly accolade.
The journey that Heron started lead to his bombshell track “Welcome to the Adventure Club” that charted in the Beatport charts in 2008, and continued with remixes and releases for Synewave, Supdub, Swap, micro.fon, Prosthetic Pressings and Sleaze Records. In 2010, it culminated with a tour across North America during the summer.
Two years later he released his very frst EP on the legendary Detroit label KMS Records, owned by Kevin Saunderson, followed by remixes for Drumcomplex, P-Ben and Chris Gekä, one collaboration project with Inner City's Ann Saunderson and his second solo release „Ride The Pride“. Furthermore he made the step into the Soma family by publishing three solo EPs and an EP with Kevin's son Dantiez Saunderson, as well as he started to release on Florian Meindl's FLASH Recordings.

Heron - Affair 64

https://cultkitchen.radio – ambient & experimental 24/7.

@archypness started his music journey in 2017. After just one year, he became a resident of Technologia parties in Lublin (Poland), and it was a great start for the artist. Thanks to the feedback from the public, he started creating his own tracks. At the same time, playing at such venues as Luzztro in Warsaw or Lss557 in Lutsk (Ukraine) and at events like Bohemian OKO or LAZZ Festival. Also, he streamed his sets for Radio Black Box and CodeCast.

Archypness — CultKitchen Radio Show #38

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minimal detroit vol.129

Eric Glaze part 2- minimal detroit

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A driving breakbeat groove powered by moody synth layers and sharp vocal glitches that hit like flashes of signal interference. Drive Sequence moves with purpose—restless, tense, and built to keep the energy pushing forward without losing its atmosphere.

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