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MIx part II

The deep, immersive echo chamber that sits at the centre of DeepChord’s signature work with Echospace may appear inspired by the genre-defining work of first-wave dub-technoists that appeared on the Chain Reaction label in the mid to late 90s. But it’s also work that’s quintessentially building upon the Detroit scene where it was born, and that divine marriage of roots and vision makes the work of Rod Modell and Steve Hitchell at once so highly considered, so timeless, and so pertinent. The distinguishing feature of the duo’s sound is its ability and willingness to stand still; whereas much of dub techno attempts to propel the listener forward in either a lover’s rock groove or the cushioned reverb of a driving beat, DeepChord’s synth-driven analog warmth trades not only in static ambience but also propulsive design. Their set at Métropolis in 2011 was nothing short of enveloping and transcendent.

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M15.009 - Deepchord Presents Echospace Live @ MUTEK 2011

A lesson in rhythm from a former De School resident.

When it comes to minimalist dance music, Ruben Üvez, AKA Konduku, is one of the best in the game right now. With a masterful and ever-shapeshifting understanding of rhythm, the Berlin-based artist crafts sublime dance music with a staunchly leftfield bent. Don't just take our word for it: how many DJs, after all, can claim to have moved De School to a puddle of tears?

Musically, Üvez is hard to pin down. He's often billed as a techno artist, but actually you'll find his sound sits outside of the genre's many conventions. With an outsider's curiosity, he leans into diverse moods, tempos and genres, though one throughline is always how he arranges his drums. Whether it be deep, Nobu-core techno such as 2023's Hayal EP or UK beat science á la Peverelist on 2019's  Gegek, he leads with rhythm across his DJing and production. The end product is a hypnotic, one-of-a-kind sound that hits the body before the brain has time to catch up. In short, it slaps.

As Üvez's RA Podcast demonstrates, he's got a serious knack for crafting and selecting tunes that can  deeply captivate a dance floor. Clocking in at just over 90 minutes, RA.967 is an excursion through a timeless sound, packed with long, layered blends, flick-of-the-wrist transitions, locked grooves and spine-tingling atmospherics. In 2020, we called Ruben Üvez one of techno's brightest new talents. This mix sees him ascending to a seat at the top table.

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RA.967 Konduku

Spectrums Data Forces LIVE @ Muvi Fest 18-4-2015
Spectrums Data Forces LIVE @ Muvi Fest 18-4-2015

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https://soundcloud.com/sdforces



Spectrums Data Forces LIVE @ Muvi Fest 18-4-2015

@garcon at Waking Life 2024, 23h - 02h after L.B. Dub Corp and before Vlada at Floresta <3

ani/live Sixty Seven: garçon @ Waking Life

Ciao tutti 💖
So happy to share the recording from my last set at Open Ground from December 2024. 

It was an emotional journey ~ I wanted to tell a story of diving into underwater dream lands, where spirit guides and glitchy creatures meet and send us messages from the other side... where sound takes over the brain and opens something in the heart and body.
I waved through many genres ~ ambient, jungle, electro, dubstep, drill, jazz, techno and the wonky in-between. It felt like I had the chance to express a fuller spectrum of who I am as a music lover. 🙏

That night, I had the honour of opening for the legend Surgeon ~ someone who’s deeply inspired my path since the very beginning. Sharing that moment with him and connecting was just wow. 🥹

Open Ground truly is one of the most special places on earth ~ the care, the sound, the freedom, the community, the crew… just perfection. 

So grateful to be invited back this saturday ! (26.07.2025) 
Don’t skip ~ come sweat and feel with us 🌀💎💦

~ with love & gratitude ~ 
GiGi🧜‍♀️

GiGi FM at Freifeld / Open Ground 14.12.2024

81번째 벌트 팟캐스트는 스위스 출신의 DJ이자 주목받는 프로듀서 Ben Kaczor의 67분 디제이 세트와 함께 합니다. 

벤 카조르는 테크노, 딥 하우스, 덥 테크노 로부터 받은 영향을 미니멀하고 직설적이며 솔직한 미학으로 혼합하여 넓은 감정적 스펙트럼을 가진 독특한 사운드로 표현한다. 그의 음악은 음울하고 단조로운 분위기, 멜랑콜리한 분위기가 균형을 이루며 다양한 환경에서 깊은 내면의 연결을 만들어낸다. 스위스 출신의 DJ이자 프로듀서, 큐레이터인 그는 2023년 Dial Records에 합류하였고, 이후 딥 하우스, 덥 테크노, 그리고 다원 예술을 전문으로 하는 레이블 St. Odes를 공동 설립했다. 카조르는 자신이 진행하는 모든 프로젝트에 걸쳐 '해체된 것이 아니라 느껴지는 것을 창조하는 것’이라는 핵심 가치를 일관되게 적용하고 있다.

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The 81st vurt Podcast features a 67-minute DJ set from DJ and producer Ben Kaczor based in Switzerland.

Ben Kaczor's singular sound bridges a wide emotional spectrum, blending influences of techno, deep house and dub techno into a minimal, straightforward and vulnerable aesthetic. His music balances dubby, monochrome atmospheres and melancholia, producing deep self-connection in different environments. The swiss DJ, producer and curator joined Dial Records in 2023 and co-founded St. Odes, a label dedicated to deep house, dub techno and multidisciplinary art. Across all his projects, Kaczor consistently returns to his core pursuit: creating something that's meant to be felt, not deconstructed.

vurt podcast 81 - Ben Kaczor

The day after our first night at Club Raum, we hosted a listening session at our Amsterdam home base Noord Space to softly land. In an intimate setting, Erik Luebs offered listeners a unique live performance created for this moment. Seated in front of his instruments, Erik made time stop and created communion. This recording captures perfectly what we experienced, and we hope that you will feel it too.

Sunday Aftermath with Erik Luebs Live at Noord Space

Smoke Machine Podcast 156 Yan

3h dj set recorded on sunday august 17th (11:00 - 14:00)
at ratherlost, lofi amsterdam

photo by martijn kuyvenhoven

nthng (3h dj set) at Ratherlost 2025

Scion (Peter Kuschnereit aka Substance and René  Löwe aka Vainqueur) Basic Channel (Moritz von Oswald and Mark Ernestus) 

The Dark Side Of Robotnick - VOL 2

Each show I ask an electronic music producer to select some tracks that are important to them:

(1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music
(2) Track/s that have blown them away recently
(3) Their favourite own production(s)

Part 1: Interview & selections from Saint Cole, UK

Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro
Saint Cole - Back to my Roots
Saint Cole - Voices
Saint Cole - The Sixth Sun
Saint Cole - I Got Nothing to Give
Green Velvet - Stop Lyin'
Saint Cole - We Commandeer This Club
Clark - To Live and Die in Grantham
Clark - Beacon
The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Knows
Saint Cole - The Spirit Molecule
EDO8 - Future Music
Andrew Red Hand - Bass Agenda 86 (Planet Pluto remix)
Sync 24 & Silicon Scally - Jack Out
-=-UHU=- - Never See
Detroit's Filthiest - I'm Watching You
Saint Cole - Different Frequency

Part 2 - Guest mix from RRKS, USA

RRKS-Bass Intro
Mr. Fingers-Washing Machine
Mike Dunn-Computer Madness
Josh Moseley-Territories Sample
DJ Sneak-The Lights Part 1
K Alexi-Vertigo
Taigo Onez-Fade to Black
David Meiser-Labyrinth
Alavux-Session b06
Alvin Carr-Night Owl
DJ Ze MigL-DX World
Kraftwerk-Numbers Sample
Energun-Born in Digital
Patrick DSP-Pattern Affect
Tim Vitek-From the Valley
RRKS-Slow Burn
Ron Trent-Altered States
Lil Louis-Why'd U Fall
Armando-Land of Confusion
Gary Beck-Backward
Johnny Dangerous-Bitch Sample
RRKS-Bass Outro

Bass Agenda 130: Saint Cole Interview & selections plus RRKS guest mix

This week’s DJ Mag podcast comes from Djedjotronic, and sees the Frenchman drop 90 minutes of electro tinged tough tech jams.

Djedjotronic made a name for himself as a mainstay of the Boysnoize Records crew with a unique sound that relies as heavily on classic Detroit sounds as it does mechanical electro and twisted techno.

The DJ and producer returns to Boysnoize Records for the first time since 2014 on 17th June with his ‘Strapon’ EP, which travels through a maze of lavish metallic ripples, squelching acid flurries and industrial strength textures, in much the same way as his DJ Mag podcast.

DJ MAG WEEKLY PODCAST: Djedjotronic

Timeless electro.

Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=536

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RA.536 The Exaltics

KILLEKILL is proud to present a live recording of an excellent live set of CARL FINLOW to you, recorded at the KILLEKILL ELECTRIX event on 07. October 2011.
To many CARL FINLOW will need no introduction with over almost two decades of pioneering work in electronic music under his belt. With a talent for creating sounds that are ahead of their time and a scarily robot-like ability to communicate with electronic equipment, Carl has created an extensive catalogue of work at the cutting edge of electronic music. And if you don’t believe us just ask the likes of Radiohead, Herbert, Richie Hawtin, Luke Slater, Francois Kevorkian or Andrew Weatherall, they’ll tell you. 
Maybe it is the fact that some of CARL’s major influences are classic artists that he sets his standards so high, citing experimental godfathers Pierre Schaeffer, Varese and Raymond Scott  as his primary sources of inspiration. Or equally it could be artists a little further up the time-line such as Tomita, The White Noise, Yello, Prince, Thomas Dolby and of course Depeche Mode who have helped to set the bar way up high. 
An early interest in making his own music, fostered by his Dad who bought him a Moog at the age of 13, an early mastering of his Sinclair Spectrum computer and a brief stint as keyboard player for John Peel favourites, The Bridewell Taxis, all contributed to bringing Carl to the point where he is today. Perhaps a pivotal moment was the appearance on stage in a full wet suit daubed with florescent paint with the Bridewells, who knows…. it was certainly hot! 
As original visionary and fellow farm-dweller with Ralph Lawson in Leeds’ Rhubarb Triangle throughout the 90s, Carl forged a production partnership with Lawson that took them onto the international stage, remixing Blaze, Fatboy Slim, Jamiroquai, Swag, Swayzak, Josh Wink and Luke Slater. It was during these days of self-confinement in the Farmhouse (making only vital trips across the rhubarb fields to find food) that Random Factor was born and under this guise Carl began recording exclusively for 2020. But not content with one pseudonym, he is the master of disguise, also recording as Silicon Scally, Voice Stealer, IL-EK-TRO, Circle City, Scarletron and more conventionally CARL A FINLOW to give an outlet to the various sides of his musical palette.
Never quite leaving his roots in playing live behind (apart from the wet suit), Carl has developed a superb live set using Ableton Live (indeed, even demonstrating the software at various UK Universities to music students) to take his sounds on the road as Random Factor or Silicon Scally. He has played Japan, USA, Russia, Australia and Europe extensively.

KILLEKILL PODCAST #03: CARL FINLOW aka SILICON SCALLY live at KILLEKILL ELECTRIX@SuicideCircus 2011

For the full track listing and @clarointelecto's latest releases on @delsinrecords click here: https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-86--claro-intelecto

To celebrate the release of In Vitro on Delsin Records, Mark Stewart AKA Claro Intelecto has provided an exclusive Bleep Mix. 

“For this mix I wanted to cover a variety of tempo's & styles I've been writing over the years (that go beyond Peace of Mind!) & include a few things that people wouldn't ordinarily expect to hear from me. There's a mixture of older & more recent releases, along with some new unreleased tracks which are being played for the first time."

All tracks written & produced by Mark Stewart

Bleep Mix #86 - Claro Intelecto

|| lover of electro music, with passion for the video editing - an invisible art. ||

RA.536 The Exaltics

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