Name: RA Live - 2018.05.28 - Mark Flash, Movement Detroit, USA by Resident Advisor
Duration: 1 h 13 min 3 s
Description: An Underground Resistance legend on the RA Underground Stage at Movement 2018. Does it get more Detroit than that? We return to host the stage once more this year, with LSD, Umfang, Ryan Elliott and more along for the ride.

Best set at Movement last year, along with Stingray's.

Radio 80000 x pulsår - Jason Kendig [29.05.21]

Mystic Bill Live @ Space 9 03 21

Underground Resistance was founded by Jeff Mills and Mike Banks aka Mad Mike in Nov. 1989.
Later Robert Hood became a member.

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Jeff Mills, Robert Hood and Mike Banks aka Underground Resistance @ Limelight, New York  07.1992

We take a trip across the pond for our next podcast, because it comes from the celebrated New York based Detroit that is Mike Servito. Best known for his impressive closing sets, be they at Bunker, where he is resident, or at Berlin’s Panorama Bar, Servito is a passionate vinyl fiend and is said to spend most of his fees on buying more of the stuff. Only in the last year or so has he broken out of local circles in New York and Detroit, and that is purely off the back off his DJing ability because he is not a producer. The DJ sets he does, though, are uncompromising things that he painstakingly researches and puts together for often for a whole week before playing. 

The podcast he has served up for us is just as tight.  It wastes no time in getting down to business and starts with plenty of unhinged acid techno. Of course, the mixing is slick and seamless, records are teased in an out with an expert hand and the beats range from tightly coiled and kinetic to more spaced out and trippy. It’s 90 minutes of expert DJ perfection and proves the Ghostly associate is one of the best there is. 

Dekmantel Podcast 019 - Mike Servito

uptempo dark acid-ish techno mixed by Mr C

Mr C @ Nighttown Rotterdam 1997

The first upload as part of an series of mixes that inspired me in some form or fashion, enjoy some raw Detroit Techno from one of the great masters: Suburban Knight aka James Pennington. 

Recorded @ Tresor Club, Berlin, Germany, in 2005

Tracklist: (with a lot of unknowns... if you happen to know a track, feel free to comment)

0:00    Various Artists - 8 (Autechre's Ae Mix) (thx @p2y)
2:02    ?
3:50    Traktor - Master Traktor (thx @p2y)
6:20    Viper Kid - Bendash [Dark Print 003]
9:15    ?
11:30   ?
12:50   Fix - Flash [KMS 043]
15:02   Gary Martin - Lounge Blue [Teknotika, GG-29]
18:00   G. Flame & Mr. G. - Swing Crewz II [Moods & Grooves, MG006]
20:23   Gerald Mitchell - Freedom Dancer (Vocal Mix) [Los Hermanos, LH-5]
22:50   X-Ray - Let's Go (A-Mix) [Transmat, MS001]
25:30   JB3 - Forklift (Luke Slater's Filtered Remix)   [Novamute, 12 NoMu 49]
28:10   ?
30:10   Jeff Mills - Reverting [Axis, AX-11]
32:30   Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Journey of the Dragons [Underground Resistance, UR-025]
34:30   ?
36:10   ?
38:48   ?
40:35   ?
43:10   ?
45:51   Channel One - Technicolor (Long Mix) [Metroplex, M-003]
48:00   Underground Resistance - Timeline [Underground Resistance, UR-2001]
50:57   3 Phase Featuring Dr. Motte - Der Klang Der Familie [Tresor 6]
53:52   Viper Kid -  Patience [Dark Print 003]
56:10   Literon - White Falls [Not On Label, WF 001]
57:10   ?
59:40   G. Flame & Mr. G. - Pulsez [Moods & Grooves, MG006]
61:42   Undeground Resistance - The Seawolf [World Power Alliance, WPA-002]
64:34   ?
67:57   UR - Code Red [Underground Resistance, UR-028]
70:11   Laurent Garnier - Coloured City [F Communications, F 086]
73:35   ?
76:53   Diego - Thought Pattern Part 1 [Kanzleramt, KA 82]
79:00   ?
81:30   ?
83:45   ? (short mix-in, then pulled out again)
84:30   ? (same as 81:30)
86:30   New Order - Blue Monday (? Remix)
88:30   ?
90:40   ? (short mix-in, then pulled out again)
91:15   ?   (same as 88:30)
93:00  The Martian - Ultraviolet Images [Red Planet, RP-3]
96:53   Space DJz - Side On [Ongaku 012]
98:56   ?
102:45  Perception - Mirage [Underground Resistance, UR-045]
104:30  Model 500 - I Wanna Be There (Edit) [R&S Records, RS95066]
107:40  ?
109:49  ?
112:00  A Guy Called Gerald - Blow Your House Down [Rham! - RS8804]
114:20  ?
117:20  ?

James Pennington (aka Suburban Knight) - Live At 14 Years Tresor! 12-03-2005

Tresor.Klubnacht
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4 February 2017
23:59 - 12:00
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Köpenickerstrasse 70; Mitte; 10179 Berlin;
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Live: Kuniyuki (Mule Music/ JP)
Fred P (Soul People Music, UQ/ US)
Laurine & Cecilio (Slow Life/ Berlin) 
John Dimas (Elephant Moon/ Berlin)

Tresor:
Roman Poncet (Tresor Records, Deeply Rooted/ Paris)
Oliver Deutschmann (Vidab/ Berlin)
Mario Berger (Tresor.Berlin)

FRED P @ TRESOR  BERLIN (Germany)

This is a mix I did for a radio show in Detroit in 1998!!

Kenny Larkin Classics Mix 1 (1998)

An Underground Resistance legend on the RA Underground Stage at Movement 2018. Does it get more Detroit than that? We return to host the stage once more this year, with LSD, Umfang, Ryan Elliott and more along for the ride.

RA Live - 2018.05.28 - Mark Flash, Movement Detroit, USA

Interview + Download: http://truantsblog.com/2019/truancy-volume-238-peter-van-hoesen/

Soundcloud: @petervanhoesen

For our 238th Truancy Volume, we welcome one of techno's elite, Peter van Hoesen. As a producer and DJ, his evolution through the genre has been well documented via releases on Tresor, Curle and his own label Time To Express. Masterfully executed and prolific in output, Peter has always been just deeply concerned with the exploration and development of forward-pushing club sounds. We caught up with Peter to discuss his new label venture Center 91, as well as the references and warehouses experiences of the 90s rave scene that led to informing its first release Opal Balance. Wanting to return to his roots and integrate that cutting-edge Belgian attitude back into his DJ sets and productions, the four track EP sees Peter take those formative influences and provide his own contemporary take on it. Inspired by a string of shows in Medellin this year, Truancy Volume 238 takes on a similar narrative, albeit drawing more from an '80s crop of electronic music and artists. Expanding through a mixture of EBM and New Beat, whilst slowly working up to full-on hypnotic techno, this is Van Hoesen at his best, giving us depth in electronic music that can only come from years of dedication.

http://truantsblog.com

Peter Van Hoesen

Truancy Volume 238: Peter Van Hoesen

The Bunker Podcast was started back in 2007 when barely any electronic music podcasts existed if you can imagine such a thing. This was pre-Soundcloud when file hosting was expensive and most people didn't understand how to publish an RSS feed, and portable digital recorder technology wasn't that advanced yet. In the early days, the podcast was made up entirely of sets recorded at The Bunker parties.  At some point artists went from being super excited that we wanted to put their sets online and knew how to do it, to being really squeamish about putting out "imperfect" sets recorded in a live context. So we more or less took some years off from podcasting sets. In recent years, we started releasing sets that weren't necessarily recorded at the party and the podcast picked up steam again. In any case, it's nice that The Bunker Podcast 200 is actually a recording from a party, and even nicer that it's brought to you by our long term resident DJ, Derek @plaslaiko.

artist statement: "This was recorded at a party thrown by the crew at WYA Chicago in early August, 2019. The party itself was incredible! Great sound in a perfect sized room filled with people that were completely going off! Can’t really ask for much more than that. I wanted this to be a Bunker Podcast because I think it’s a great example of how I strive to play every time. This one is a 3 hour long “storytelling” set covering house and techno and everything that falls between. Mostly new tracks with a few classics peppered in to push the buttons on a few of my friends who came out. I hope you enjoy listening to it, as I sure as hell had fun recording it."

RA Live - 2018.05.28 - Mark Flash, Movement Detroit, USA

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