Unpredictable percussive twists and turns.

SoundCloud: @piezopz

PURE Guest.045 Piezo

Earlier this year, we described Los Angeles act 1morning as one of the funkiest young producers in modern-day techno. And we stand by it. The fast-rising upstart is building a solid fan base around North America and beyond with a rugged, vintage style of swung techno and hardgroove. His all-vinyl DJ sets and pumping productions on the likes of Fixed Rhythms and Mála Ádh stand out for their distinctly old-school flavour—steamrolling hi-hats à la Robert Hood, swift choppage behind the decks and deep, deep grooves. Like many of his all-vinyl heroes, he's also a treat to watch behind the decks

The up-and-comer had a hell of a year in 2023, from playing in Japan to going on his first European tour, and his momentum shows no signs of slowing. He debuted at New York's dweller festival this year and K9 Unit, his duo with Bloodhound, recently did a night with fellow hardgroove king Regal86. It's only a matter of time until 1morning gets to a festival or a club near you so until then, enjoy his RA Podcast for now. The mix unfortunately came with some less than stellar circumstances, as the records 1morning pulled were stolen from his car, and so instead this RA Podcast became a statement of resilience and creativity—and, in his words, "an outlet for my rage."

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@miseryconfusion at Hemlock Nights on Saturday morning.

'For a long time, I felt uncertain about what to play at Honcho for Hemlock Nights. It wasn’t until my friend Kayla (Seelene) asked, “So, you’re just going to play the Bobby afters classics, right?” that I began to break through the doubt. While this set includes a lot of new music for me, I took comfort in the tracks I often share with friends at home. My goal was to create a more intimate and personal space to introduce myself to a new audience.'

Tracklist:
Vladimir Ussachevsky - Wireless Fantasy
Kincaid - Falls Down
Five Rituals - Pungi
Polygonia & Popp - Onyx
Stereometrix - Alligators
Frank Rodas - Forest Dance
Pearson Sound - Blanked
The Horn - The Hunt
Isolated Material - Root Cause
Gladstone Deluxe - Errant Core
Amber - Sexual (Li Da Di) (Afterlife Chillout Remix)
X Prod - B & F
Moisk - Deoxyribose
Electro Force - Getting High
Nelly - Hot In Herre (Excursions Mix)
Hazed - Disconnected (Long Distance Mix)
Origin Unknown - Valley of the Shadows
Ghost - The Club
SND & RTN - 3SR
KW Griff & DJ Booman - Who's In the House
Cool Tiger - I Feel You
Theo Parrish - Solitary Flight
Simic - Orbetello
Limp Bizkit - My Way (Los Bastoneros Edit)
OSSX - INTERNET CAFE
Heavy D & The Boyz - You Aint Heard Nuttin Yet (Instrumental)
Itsu Ono - B-Boy Rave For the Aging Hipster
Farley Funkin' Keith - Jackin The Bass
Kate Bush - Running Up THat Hill (Infusion Mix)
Steve “Silk” Hurley - It’s Percussion (Dub Mix)
Gat Decor - Passion (D. Emerson 12" Edit)
Mappa Mundi - Sexafari
Syclops - NR 17
Daft Punk - Veridis Quo
Jane Dowe & Terre Thaemlitz - DT (5:03)

Campout Mix Series: 'nohup'

Food Prep:
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Mix:
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Tracklist:
Altone - Naturally Unnatural (Naturally flowing Thomas Fehlmann Remix)
Gradient - Dub Story 1 
Paul St. Hilaire - Ten To One
Pulshar - World Crisis ft. Linval Thompson
Cousin - Wake The Town (Forthcoming)
Gradient - Dub Story 15
Paul St. Hilaire - Little Way
Richard Norris - Shark Tooth Dub
Mathimidori - Maiia (Deadbeat’s Dub)
DJ Relax - Morphic Resonance (Dub Frequency Mix)
Eden Aurelius - Plateau
AV Moves - K-Ci & Coco
Stress Assassin - Tags + Smoke
Attachment Theory - Babii 1999 (unreleased)

Food Prep 013: Duun

James K [live] @ Lost Music Festival 2024

Cem and DJ Saliva recorded this exclusive set for Volume 3 of 'Back2Back' by Vetor Magazine.

VETOR MAG: CEM B2B DJ Saliva

Gaiko at The Swirl, Horst Arts & Music 2025

Few producers embody the contradictions of our era as viscerally as Pavel Milyakov, better known under his alias Buttechno (@buttechno). First emerging from underground with a body of work that oscillated between post-industrial techno and introspective ambient, Milyakov has since shifted his practice towards deeper sonic and conceptual terrains. Now based in Berlin, he operates equally as composer, collaborator, and cultural agitator — using music as a vessel to process historical trauma, collective memory, and the psychic toll of authoritarianism. Whether channelling harsh noise into haunted minimalism or scoring fractured rave anthems with meditative restraint, his output refuses easy categorisation. Across projects with artists like Bendik Giske, Lucas Dupuy, and Martyna Basta, as well as his PSY X label, Milyakov crafts spaces where vulnerability and resistance coexist.

As Buttechno, Milyakov continues to challenge what techno can hold: abrasive textures meet hypnotic repetition; dancefloor urgency meets political grief. His sets, like his productions, exist in a tension between euphoria and erosion — propulsive yet frayed, euphoric yet elegiac. A fierce opponent of neo-imperialist ideologies, Milyakov has used his platform to denounce war crimes, reroute funds toward humanitarian efforts, and elevate lesser-known voices from the margins. From early cult releases like "Eastern Strike" to his recent frost-laced "lost sounds" EP, his sonic language has grown expansive, intimate, and defiantly plural. In this week's mix, expect a deep and atmospheric set that not only moves bodies, but also challenges histories, offering not escape, but confrontation, communion, and transformation.

PURE Guest.088 Buttechno

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"I’ve started to embrace some of the things I felt were problems to me earlier on in my DJ life, lately—e.g. how messy, non-linear and confusing my DJ “flow” is, often times things end up sounding like a messy emotional soup. This is no different. I’ve been feeling pretty contemplative lately, it’s funny how the ending of an arbitrary amount of time will do this to you. This year marks a decade of me being involved in electronic music and more than half a decade that I’ve been working in social work. I’ve changed a lot over this time period but a few things have remained constant. Both in my work (talking to people who are suicidal) and in myself, one of my biggest takeaways this decade is human being’s remarkable capacity to heal themselves. Music was a huge part of this process for me, so I wanted to put together a mix that reflects this. The mix contains a lot of tracks that remind me of specific times, feelings and people this past 10 years. As Russell EL Butler says, “I play healing music because I need to be healed”." - @ccl-tuf

Full Q&A: http://discwoman.com/mixes/ccl

DISCWOMAN 84 x CCL

Techno, gqom and synth pop, live from Taipei.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=741

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RA.741 Tzusing

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