Released in Ireland through Clubbingdotcom
2002

Tracklist

1	ASU* / K1*–	Intro	0:28
2	Visitor–	After The Weekend	4:14
3	Donnacha Costello–	Dialog	1:59
4	Jayrod–	Space Travel (Maas Mix)
5	Donnacha Costello–	Goshdarnit (Sympletic Mix)
6	Active Service Unit–	Yamamori	2:42
7	Dave Hill / Visitor–	The Man From The Heath	3:25
8	Visitor–	Stop The Music	2:08
9	Donnacha Costello–	Monolog	1:17
10	David Donohoe–	Care Of The Teeth / Tiny Cuts	2:36
11	Rob Rowland–	Recount (Envoy Mix)
12	Decoy (2)–	Aquatech (Version)	2:43
13	Decoy (2)–	Has	3:31
14	Decoy (2)–	This City	1:53
15	Visitor–	Model Two (Decal Mix)
16	Visitor–	Model Two (Rue East Mix)
17	Visitor–	Virus	2:51
18	Active Service Unit–	Flip For It	1:54
19	Visitor–	Across The Water	2:57
20	Rob Rowland–	Eurocash	2:44
21	Rob Rowland–	Lettin' On	0:21
22	Rob Rowland–	Platonik	1:38
23	Visitor–	Cottage Pie	4:24
24	Eamonn Doyle–	Shelter	1:53
25	Rob Rowland–	Point Monster (Mark Broom Mix)
26	Derek Carr–	Motion Emotion	2:53
27	Rob Rowland–	Long Distance	4:05
28	Active Service Unit–	3 In 1	3:35

Active Service Unit - 8 Years Of D1 Recordings

Following Juan Atkins’ “I Love You / Techno City ‘95”, the Archiv series is back, staying .
true to its mission, examining the always surprising and never ending Tresor Records catalog. 

This time around, the spotlight is placed on Greek producer Savvas Ysatis
After his move from Athens to New York City in ‘93, Ysatis released a string of collaborative works with his production partner Taylor Deupree, before returning to Greece five years later in order to help develop the local scene.

Two albums came out in 1999 (Highrise) and 2001 (Select) on Tresor Records. Genuine pioneering works, both of Ysatis’ LP efforts still sound as relevant today as they did nearly fifteen years ago. The four classics and two original remixes present on this Archiv #08 re-issue have been carefully selected by Savvas Ysatis and Tresor, to be re-mastered and cut in a new configuration for your listening pleasure and playing comfort.

D1. Savvas Ysatis - Alright (Blake Baxter's Tresor Mix)

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This episode looks at the ballad Maids When You’re Young Never Wed an Old Man aka An Old Man Came Courting Me aka Never Wed an Old Man aka The Foolish Old Man.

Tracklist

The Dubliners – Maids When You’re Young Never Wed an Old Man
The Clancy Brothers – An Old Man Came Courting
Pat McNamara – Never Wed an Old Man
Sam Larner - Maids When You’re Young Never Wed an Old Man
Danny Brazil – An Old Man Came Courting Me
Peggy Seeger – An Old Man Came Courting Me
Killy Country – An Old Man Came Courting Me
Ashley Hutchings – Black Joke
Jeanie Robertson – An Old Man Came Courting Me
Alex Beaton – Maids When You're Young
Alasdair Roberts and Mairi Morrison – Never Wed an Old Man
Alan Mills and Jean Carignan – The Foolish Old Man
Edna Ritchie – An Old Man Came Courting Me
Frank & James McCravy – Get Away, Old Man, Get Away
Joni Mitchell – Maids When You’re Young Never Wed an Old Man
Paul Gwynne Phillips – An Old Man Came A-Courting
Jon Kennedy – Never Wed an Old Man

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Maids When You're Young Never Wed An Old Man

Peaks and troughs

NYP/Free Download BC : )
track made in 2023 

Set Mind

NYP/Free Download BC : )
Experimental track made in 2023

Precious

TRACKLIST (YEAR 2003)
01. Terence Fixmer - Aktion Mekanik Theme
02. Da Fresh - Fuckin Track (Da Fresh Remix)
03. Mr. C - Terricola (Layo & Bushwacka! Mix)
04. James Holden - A Break In The Clouds (Main Mix)
05. Funk D'Void - Emotional CONTENT (Vince Watson Re-Construction)
06. Envoy - Night Moves (Dub)
07. Woody McBride - Slurred Vision (Woody's Psychic Vision)
08. Johannes Heil - The Smut Channel
09. Deetron - Miss Suave 
10. Alexander Kowalski - Emtec
11. Phil Kieran - I Love You (Phiel Kieran Remix)
12. Bryan Zentz - D-Clash
13. Carl Cox & Christian Smith - Dirty Bass (Trevor Rockcliffe Remix)
14. Dave Clarke & DJ Rush - Way of Life
15. Renato Cohen - Spank
16. Alexander Kowalski - Days Of The Liar
17. Stanny Franssen - I Love Techno (5th Pad Edit)
18. Monika Kruse - Latin Lovers (Voodooamt Remix)
19. Cave - Street Carnival (Max Walder Remix)
20. Eric Sneo - Ciao Bella 
21. Marc Romboy & Rob Acid - Wall Of Drums
22. Hertz & Johan Bacto - Zync 27 (Elevation)
23. Mauro Picotto - New Time New Place
24. Taksi - Orient Express (Side Three's Tune in Tokyo Remix)
25 Thomas Krome - Bitches From Hell (Resurrection Edit)
26. Frank Biazzi - Synergie
27. Umek - Telontol
28. Chris Liebing - Gassenhauer (Marco Carola Remix)
29. Hardcell - Abuse It
30. Adam Beyer & Speedy J - Sjab
31. Scan X - Higher
32. Steve Rachmad - And That's 2!!
33. DJ Lenk - 142 Ltd (Joel Mull Remix 1)
34. Dreg - Filter Madness
35. Speedy J - Tannga
36. Richard Brown - Superman
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Not in the mix - To be continued....
Katana - Tribal Shock
Gayle San - Get Serious
Marco Carola - Diapason
Plastikman - I Don't Know
Ellen Allien - Trash Scapes
The Martian - Eagle Dance
Sean Colt - Soul Searcher
Adam Beyer & Speedy J - Basj
Richie Hawtin - Shufflephunk
The Orb - Masterblaster (F.A.D. Dub)
Oliver Bondzio - Portrait Of A Masterpiece
Kenny Larkin - Fake French Merci (Detroit Mix)
Tres Demented - Demented (Or Just Crazy)
Alexander Kowalski - Response
Oscar Mulero - Friday Thirteen
Anthony Rother - Back Home
Dave Angel - Catch 2
LFO - Freak 

YEAR 2003

Spend spend spend

Synths have been the instruments of choice for decades when it comes to soundtracking horror movies. From the heydays in the Seventies with legends like John Carpenter and Goblin to modern approaches that reflects the early days those two pop culture icons make a perfect liaison dangereuse. Whether you like those sharp and abrasive electronic sounds or the haunting synth pads: you can’t doubt that synths create the best atmosphere to have a decent fear attack. 

So here’s a selection that @philipp-demankowski mixed together with some of his favourite horror movie scores. This UV Funk show ties in with the first Soundtrack special that was focused on Exploitation movies. 

Tracklist

Jeff Grace - Stakeout [Cold In July]
Umberto - Shower Scene – [From The Grave]
Eric Feremans - Beat – [The Antwerp Killer]
Keegan DeWitt - Sinking  [Queen of Earth]
Jon Brion - Zombie Attacks in the Eighties  [ParaNorman]
Rob - Doll [Maniac]
John Carpenter - Airforce One – [Escape From New York]
Devonté Hynes - Big Game [Palo Alto]
Giorgio Moroder - To The Bridge [Cat People]
Steve Moore – The Magician [The Guest]
CUTS - Bunsen Burner  [Ex Machina]
Fabio Frizzi - Apoteosi Del Mistero [City Of The Living Dead]
Sinoia Caves - Elena's Sound-World – [Beyond the Black Rainbow]
Klaus Schulze – Montclare [Next of Kin]
John Harrison - The Dead Suite [Day of the Dead]
Disasterpeace – Detroit [It Follows]
Jon Hopkins – Journey [Monsters]
Mogwai - Hungry Face [Les Revenants]
Dynatron - Cosmo Black [Cold In July]
Andrzej Kozynski - The Night The Screaming Stops [Possession]
Tangerine Dream - Dr Destructo [Thief]

UV Funk is a radio show which is broadcasted every third Friday from 9:30 pm to 11:00 pm on Dresden based community radio station coloRadio. Radio listeners in Dresden can tune in to the program on 98,3 or 99,4 MHz. Any other listeners can recall it here. The show is hosted by @philipp-demankowski. It’s all about stories, interviews and tracks out of the world of Cosmic Electronic Music.

The show was aired on 15th July 2016.

UV Funk with Philipp Demankowski

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UV Funk 042: Soundtrack Special Part 2: Synth Horror Movies

Twelve years ago Tresor Records released Terrence Dixon’s debut album ‘From The Far Future’ – a personal homage to the art and ancestry of techno, culminating in a discursive and dream-like course through the genre’s many tomes, complete with subtle nods to key protagonists such as Kraftwerk, Derrick May and Juan Atkins. A luminescent and ethereal catalogue of tracks awash with shimmery synths and taught rhythmical programming - that still holds true today, ‘From The Far Future’ made for a stunning first full length that cemented Dixon’s already proven credentials from his Population One work and Utensil Records foundations.

After a string of stylistically rich releases – including another album, ‘Train Of Thought’, this time for Cologne-based label Yore Records – the Detroit native returns to Tresor Records with ‘From The Far Future Pt.2’ – an ambitious, scopey and deeply personal sequel.

“ ‘From The Far Future’ was special in many ways. It's over 12 years later and seems like yesterday to me, it really does,” says Dixon. “ ‘From The Far Future Pt.2’ is my real life drama playing out before your ears, it has everything on this album that has something to do with where I live. I wanted to make this album as huge as it could be. This is a statement album. A variety of tracks from a minimal point of view.”

Taking the form of a fourteen-track CD and double vinyl LP, with just three overlaying tracks – the bubbly “Fountain of Life”, uplifting “Horizon” and stung out "The Study", as well as two different versions on the atmospheric builder “Dark City of Hope” – ‘From The Far Future Pt.2’ is a masterful and extensive techno album that alludes to – without relying on – Dixon’s Detroit heritage and affinities. Tracks like the CD’s three dystopic numbers: “Path to Mystery”, “The Auto Factory” and “Lead by Example”, for example, deploy recognisable tropes of techno past, spun into a unique and inherently modern Dixon vernacular. Elsewhere, warm syncopated house (“Self Centered”), wonky jazz (“The Switch”), grainy dub textures (“My Journey Here”) and smoky ambience (“Vision Blurry”) complete this rewardingly heterogeneous CD.

Complementing the headiness of the CD, the eight-track vinyl version of ‘From The Far Future Pt.2’ has been curated squarely with the dance floor in mind, allowing Dixon’s shrewd beat-smithery to come to the fore. From the tough and punchy rhythms of “Light of Day” and “Band Together” to the discordant canters of jangly anthem “Sleight of Mind” and dubby “11th Floor”, there’s something here for any fan of freewheeling and well-versed techno.

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