What is this one coming in ? Is it Batu ? Can’t remember where I have it and it’s such a tune !! 🙏🏼

BC077 - Five Mixes: May 2024

Wata Igarashi recorded playing at Balance for Mindgames in October 2021 at Hodaigi Campground, Gunma, Japan.

Mixer: Alpha Recording Systems 6700
Time: Saturday night 4-hour set.

Wata Igarashi - Mindgames - Balance (October 2021)

Recording of CEM b2b DJ Nobu at Draaimolen Festival 2022

CEM b2b DJ Nobu at Draaimolen Festival 2022

A masterful psychedelic techno trip.

Tracklisting and download: https://bit.ly/XLR8Rpodcast_Rrose

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XLR8R Podcast 803 - Rrose

Under The K Bridge - Brooklyn, NY 5th May 2024

For the 129th entry in the Honcho Podcast Series, we welcome the legendary @magda-official and @mikeservito. Dear friends and extraordinary DJs, their deep music knowledge and skill is on full display. This mix is a 2 hour excerpt from their recent set at Public Records. Enjoy!

Honcho Podcast Series 129: Magda b2b Mike Servito

Live & direct from the booth on Sunday March 10th from 12pm - 3pm.

Live @ Nowadays Nonstop // March 10 2024

Organic mix of Grey area grooves, mind bending sound design included.

https://www.instagram.com/_polygonia_

Polygonia @ The Lot Radio 05-17-2024

Julia Govor is one of those artists who can take the fundamentals of techno and make it sound hers. At this point in her career, the Georgia-born, New York City-based artist has established a style that feels half-Rome school, half Japanese hypnotic techno, but fully Julia Govor. Her label Jujuka has become a home for the stuff, featuring plenty of her own work along with like-minded folks like EMIT and Victoria Mussi, and she recently put out the biggest and best release of her career with the hefty Laika And Ulka Were Here on Semantica.

Her production style carries over to her DJing. Govor's RA Podcast is made up over half her own tracks, and the cuts she picks from others match her style: twirling arpeggios, rushing cascades of synth, heavy but groovy kicks. Much has been made of her childhood in a military family, and how she fell in love with techno via her classical musical education, where she felt drawn to the darker, romantic shades of composition. You get some of that here, but to call Govor's style "dark" would be overly simplistic. Instead it's sleek, aerodynamic and fluid, the kind of techno that gets you lost in a wormhole.

@juliagovor

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RA.937 Julia Govor

A surefire provider of deep, complex weapons for the dance floor and beyond, French-born, Berlin-based artist Kangding Ray has been minting some of the most strikingly unique techno records in recent memory. His body of work for some of the most reputed record labels out there, including Raster Noton, Stroboscopic Artefacts and his own outlet, ara, cuts an introspective path, halfway modular-leaning escapology and beat-driven abstraction. From his background in architecture, his musical approach retains that fondness for structure and the creation, or re-creation of space, both as an actual object and a mental projection. Immerse yourself into KR's minutely designed headspace with this two-hour deep and intimate audio dive. 

soundcloud.com/kangding-ray

Reclaim Your City 

Reclaim Your City 602 | Kangding Ray

Rrose | Boiler Room: Mumbai

We excited to share FNLN's new EP Outta This World with you - a sonic journey into the unknown.
This release is characterized by deep, hypnotic grooves, rich percussive textures and a rhythmic flow that invites you to drift far beyond the familiar.

Outta This World tells the story of a journey into unexplored territories - both outer and inner worlds.
Each track is a step deeper into the void, guided by pulsating beats, subtle shifts and a sense of timeless exploration.
Combining organic warmth with otherworldly atmospheres, this EP aims to move body and mind alike, whether on the dancefloor or the depths of the cosmos.

Bandcamp

FNLN - Gravity Waves

Artist: Dronex
Title: Singularity EP 
Track: Singularity 
Label: Bass Controlissm Records 
Format: Wav
Genre: Hypnotic Techno, Groove Techno
Country: Germany 
Release date: 21.04.2025

Artwork by DroneX
Mastered by DroneX

Support the label:
SC: https://on.soundcloud.com/rZrWE1VRjc8yyhySA

Support the artist:
SC: https://on.soundcloud.com/ijqxQJFXW9sU5gE77
IG: https://www.instagram.com/dronexmusic?igsh=MWNvMGMwZWsycDlkNQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

Release date:  21.04.2025    

414# PREMIERE: Dronex - Vortex [Bass Controlissm Records ]

Rrose—named after Marcel Duchamp's character, Rrose Selavey—is a dark and mysterious figure who makes dark and mysterious music. It comes mainly on his own Eaux label after early forays on the influential Sandwell District, and it combines mean and heavy overtones with more lithe and agile synths work. Most recently this American producer and live act served up an absorbing album of droning soundscapes on Seattle’s Further Records, whilst 2015’s EP output has seen him master supple techno forms drenched in reverb and soot black atmospheres.   This deep, thick and industrially influenced sound carries over in to his live set, and that is exactly what we are serving up for you on our next podcast. 

This one hour session is an absorbing one that sucks you deep down a blackened rabbit hole. It is one that recreates his show at this year's Dekmantel Festival and across the course of an hour invites your mind to get lost in elongated synth lines that slowly drift about like planets in orbit. Occasional percussive patterns and crunchy textures get loosely scattered across the airwaves and along the way the brooding clouds break to let in some blissful rays of optimism. There are few who have a sound as focussed and singular as this, as this podcast proves. 

Dekmantel Podcast 039 - Rrose

Recorded in June, 2017 ahead of The Bunker Pride event in Brooklyn on 6/24/17 (full info and tickets: http://thebunkerny.com/events/2017-06-24-the-bunker-pride)

Tracklist:
Anthony Child - Remember a Time When You Weren’t Sure Which Way Was North [Frequency Domain]
Jonathan Fitoussi and Clemens Hourriere - Instants Ephemeres [Versatile]
Aleksi Perala - UK74R1406100 [Colundi]
Octo Octa - Pitch Black [100% Silk]
Terrence Dixon - Bonus Coverage [Out Electronic]
Rrose - unreleased
Gunnar Haslam - Broadcast [The Bunker New York]
Rrose - unreleased
Neel - Sciara [Spazio]
Fjäder - The Real Does Not Die 
Antenes - The Track of a Storm [L.I.E.S.]
Antigone - Walking Distance [Token]
Rrose - Nest of Queens [Eaux]
Robert Hood - Pattern 8 [Dekmantel]
Svreca - Warszawa [UMS]
Christian Piers - Strain [17 Steps]
Anthony Parasole - Explode [Dekmantel]
Shifted - Gauze [Drifting Over]
Svreca - Instituto Para El Futuro [Reclaim Your City]
Invite - Mercer [Propoganda Moscow]
Terrence Dixon - In Orbit [Out Electronic]
Bookworms - What Are You 
*Mixed With*
Pessimist - Spirals [Blackest Ever Black]
Rrose - The Ends of Weather [Eaux]

The Bunker Podcast 148

The Bunker Podcast 148: Rrose

DVS1 came up as a raver in the Midwest, throwing techno parties for over 20 years and getting up to mischief, often next to huge stacks of speakers that still influence him to this day. He is now well-established as a vital DJ and resident at Berghain and Panorama Bar. 

This mix is something special and a side of DVS1 normally not heard or recorded! A true digger and passionate record collector running the eclectic Mistress Recordings and the more pure techno label HUSH. Here he crosses into house territory for a special dekmantel mix. 

Of the podcast we have here, he says, “This mix is two hours of a four hour rare “house” set recorded LIVE in Sept 2017 at an undisclosed location. I make it a point not to release many mixes and while most people know and follow me for my techno sets, this mix is for those who dig a little deeper and appreciate it all… Enjoy!" There is still a real sense of pace to the mix as it glides effortlessly though flurries of percussion into vocal numbers, cosmic curveballs and piano laced anthems. It’s a fascinating insight into a whole other side of one of techno’s foremost talents.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 186 - DVS1

Author of The Underground Is Massive and Can't Slow Down: How 1984 Became Pop's Blockbuster Year. I write about DJ sets on Substack: michaelangelo.substack.com

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