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Hessle Audio feat. Ploy - 21 March 2022

https://soundcloud.com/sardashhh
A self-described "rave-generalist", Sard is a DJ, producer, and Live PA artist living in Detroit. Combining his passion for perfect dancefloors and the deeper technical aspects of dance music, his performances and productions have maintained a steady placement in the Midwest and beyond. Sard channels a life dedicated to music study into his sound, blending influences of North American techno and rhythms from abroad. His releases on Fixed Rhythms, PPRZ, Amphiboly, and Codec Recordings have been played globally by friends and heroes alike.

RND 099 - Sard

SHAWN RUDIMAN - BLOODRAVE

Neptunian Influence, Seventy-Three | Featuring @user-467969346

Interesting Results hails not from Rotterdam but that other place below sea level: New Orleans. As a lifelong lover of electro (and discordant noises in general) this playlist was thoughtfully curated from some of her favorite songs lately. She spent her teenage years exchanging mix tapes and CDs with friends and has been DJing on and off for over two decades starting with her local college radio station KLSU-FM where she co-hosted an electronic and experimental music show called the Kitchen Sink for three years. Her transition from vinyl to digital occurred only more recently though she has no plans to part with her record collection! While she is a high school teacher by day and a selector at heart, it is her love of dancing that most influenced her shift to DJing in club environments and the dancefloor is often where you’ll find her. Even still, she’s constantly scouring everywhere and anywhere for new tracks with the same fervor that a research scientist devotes time to their own field of study. While the electronic music scene in New Orleans might be small, it is quite special and steadily growing; here’s to hoping this mix might catch the attention of some of her favorite acts and help to bring them here! Please enjoy her sleep paralysis demon mix. 

| Tracklist |
Dataintrang - Obsessive Compulsive Dictator
Saigg - Bombachon 2
Exzakt - Speaker Breaka
Buzz Kill - Lick the Frog
Ninechecker - Create A Scene
Brice Kelly - Oscillators Move Me
Solo Ansamblis, Roe Deers - Sepija (L.F.T. Remix)
Chino - Shiny Leather
Rxmode - Fracture
Boris Noiz - Puls
ENG8 & XCPSL - Cancel Culture
Transparent Sound - Freaks Frequency (Point B Mix)
DJ Di’jital - Electro Dub
Ole Mic Odd x Alonzo - Body Rocking
E-Bony - System Error (The Hacker Remix)
Human Rebellion - Endless Day (L.F.T. Remix)
Hoax Believers - Lenticular
ARA-U - Disintegrate
Lectromagnetique - My Hell
Djedjotronic - Tunnel 
The Implant - Resisting Arrest
Nehuen - Damage Control
Timothy Clerkin - Hatred (False Witness Remix)
Saigg - Tenacion
Proxyan - Network 313
Anthony Rother - Refractor (Short Edit)
The Unknown Soldier - Babylon’s Gifts
Reptant - Native Mushrooms
DJ Astrobee - Bizarre Paradoxes (Arsonist Recorder Remix)
Defekt & Jensen Interceptor - 7000 Miles
Cybereign - Warp Tunnel
Cyan85 - Contamination Ph0nk

Meet you in the Great Dark Spot <3

NI73 | Interesting Results

Arkive live recordings from the Coaxial Arts 10 Year Anniversary gathering Saturnday 4/26/2025. Features tape manipulations by Smokey Emery aka Developments, Elektronik Jazz Quartet FEEDBACK LOOP led by Esteban Adame of Galaxy2Galaxy fame, and a rare all-vinyl dj set from UR member SELDOM SEEN aka Santiago Salazar.
https://soundcloud.com/smokeyemery
https://soundcloud.com/estebanadame
https://soundcloud.com/santiago_salazar

Broadcast originally on https://soundcloud.com/sutrofm & https://soundcloud.com/mutantradio

BL Radio EP 129: SMOKEY EMERY/FEEDBACK LOOP/SELDOM SEEN [Live @Coaxial Arts 4/26/25]

"Summer of Solstice 3055: 

I’d just returned from a long stint working the orbital docks, preparing to settle back into the life cycle routine that was Valkor Zenith. The last thing I expected was to reconnect with three old friends from my days at the Echo House orphanage. Sora had slipped back from exile on Neoterra Prime. Rion had fled the undercity of Crysalis after a grav-bike race gone bad. And Omrin, who I hadn’t seen or heard of in more than a decade, had shown up out of nowhere as if no time had passed with a stolen data map and a proposition: we’d go find the Dream Beacon.

We’d grown up with the story. A myth, really. Some ancient alien relic buried deep in the sand sea, spoken of in hushed tones in level D bars and back-alley data centres. The promise was simple, if you could reactivate its signal with your own transmission, you’d be granted your most longed-for dreams and unimaginable wealth. No one had ever found it.

I’m still not entirely sure what made us set off and follow Omrin so blindly that summer. Maybe it was grief, maybe hope. Or just that need to move, to do anything but sit still. Each of us were adrift in our own orbit of longing and loss, and somehow, we collided again, drawn together like shards of a broken constellation.

We had left the neon haze of Valkor Zenith behind at sunset, riding the wide stretches of plasma rail to the outer edges as the city lights faded behind us. Nights were lit by twin moons and we passed the time listening to old mixes we’d recorded in our youth, our playlists humming through our comms as we hurtled across other-worldly landscapes at 200mph. In the two months that followed, we would laugh in the ruins of the Oblivion Cradle, party with rogue miners in bioluminescent fungi caverns, feel the cold rush of air as our bikes skimmed the ridges of the Halcyon Scar, be chased by Karn bike gangs through synth-storms, and save a lone settler named Joyce trapped in a dust pocket whilst traversing the Ash Spires. 

As we hurtled towards the promise of the Dream Beacon, I often wondered, was the beacon even real? And if it was, what would I even upload as my transmission? Maybe one of those old mixes we used to make. I’m sure all these questions flickered across all our minds, unspoken. But that summer, deep down, none of it really mattered. I would’ve followed those three anywhere..."

@riccardovillella
@truants
IG: @villella303
truantsblog.com

Distant Signals 077: Villella

Live recording from my late night set @ Flow State-Green Machine-Night Logistics present Nono Gigsta (Chicago, 20 June 2025, 2:30-4am)


Track list:
Fuck I Delete The Synth – DE:MA 
Deep Shear – Lewi Boome
Strobe Society – Sota
Forse No – Atoloi
Meander – Vardae
T1 – DBR
Charcoal Yellow – Joey
Clean Lines – McGregor
Apoapsis – Solma
Pulse XIV – Peverelist
jigeumisungan – Romi x BLNDR
Santa Cunegonda – Donato Dozzy
Floresta – Malwen
Guardiarsi Indietro (Vāyu Interpretation) – Elle
Still Green – Sven Laux
Rhiz()me – Nikita Zabelin
Alavir – First Epoque
Daaku – Kohra & Midnight Traffic
The Ones Who Suffers – Arkan
Expansion – Unjin 
Shamefaced (Valentino Mora Cosmic Trance Rephase) – François X
Tell Me – Gentian
This Better Worth – Jurango
Ice Screw – Vardae
Slice Yogg Dub (Remix) – Otone
Sweet Phantasy – Justin Cudmore
Blau – LDS

agraybé Live @ FS-GM-NL Present Nono Gigsta (Chicago, 20 June 2025)

Season 9 Episode 10 - 07.02.25

It’s peak summer and our very own Private Guy takes us on a deep and dubby vinyl excursion. Let the warm reflections embrace your mind and move your body. 

@privateguy

Kajunga Program SE.9 EP.10 - Private Guy

Buy Now: https://www.beatport.com/release/bass-for-love-ep/5126748

PREMIERE: Milo Passier - Bass For Love

SAMBASSIM - MASH UP

RELEASE-DATE: 25.09.2025

Chris Mantanz and Grooveterror stopped by pervert:cycles again, this time bringing Da Voice and Stereolink along with them.

@da_voice_le @stereolink_official @florianmartin.grooveterror @chris_mantanz

PE:CY TWO

Mind Control

Buy & Stream

COMING SOON: Stereolink - Mind Control

Based in Chicago, R&D is a music event/mix series focused on nurturing new sounds, experiences and atmospheres while exploring the music and culture it was born or mutated from. Techno, electro, EBM, bass, breaks, club and beyond.
Current personnel
Jeremy Alvarez - JS Alvarez
Eric Fernandez - Makeen
Shanti Chu - Shanti
Dan Hood - Dan B Hood
Kona Mazariegos - Zona Cinco

RND 099 - Sard

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