In the first week of September we’re heading to the beautiful scenery of Tisno, Croatia, to celebrate the first edition of Dekmantel Selectors. In the run up to the festival, we’ve launched a new temporary podcast-series where we invite ten of our selectors from the festival to dig deep in their unique collections. The idea behind the mix is to create a Time Document, focusing on a specific period of time with the artist being free in choosing this period. This period could in fact entail anything: a certain decennia, the time he or she fell in love, The Cold War, November ’92 – March ’93, or the rise of Nigerian music. It’s up to the Selectors to choose and tell us a story based on their music collection.

What has been a beautiful ride through many record bags, now comes to an end with the final Selectors Podcast by Manchester-based Andrew Lyster. The NTS-radio host provided us with a finger licking good mix, touching on many electronic gems that have a special connection to him.  "I wanted to stay true to the theme of the mix series, hopefully offering something different to the other selectors whilst also presenting something that’s true to myself."

Lyster is known as the co-founder and designer of the meandyou collective. Over the past years, Lyster has established himself as a DJ in his own right, through hosting the collective's monthly radio show with a string of world class guests and making regular DJ-appearances everywhere. "This corner of my record collection really excites me, so much interesting stuff was happening at this time, many of these tracks are what I’d now consider to be classics of that time. Quite a few older Manchester related things in here too, which are some of my personal favourites. For me this mix was more about recording a segment of my collection as opposed to a proper DJ mix. A lot of this stuff I picked up in the basement of Vinyl Exchange in Manchester; this era and that shop feel very connected to me."

Selectors Podcast

Selectors Podcast 010 - Andrew Lyster

Originally aired 26th March 2017 as part of a @radarradio_ldn special day of programming by Gabriel @szatan. Thanks @philipsherburne for the exotic explorations !
➫ ➬ Find everything from the takeover at: soundcloud.com/szatan/sets/radar-takeover

Andrew Pekler - Humidity Index / Khao Sok [Chopped and Screwed] _ [Faitiche; 2016]
Nuno Canavarro - Bruma _ [Ama Romanta / Moikai; 1988]
Visible Cloaks - Mask _ [RVNG Intl.; 2016]
Masayoshi Fujita & Jan Jelinek - Cin _ [Faitiche; 2016]
Slow Attack Ensemble - Bells _ [Mystic Roses; 2016]
Kilchhofer - Suckfuell _ [Marionette; 2017]
Vito Ricci - Dox E Koo _ [Music From Memory; 2015]
Don’t DJ - Disparata 69 _ [Berceuse Heroique; 2016]
Rupert Clerveaux & Beatice Dillon - Study I _ [Snow Dog; 2015]
Meredith Monk - Fragment from Travelers 1, 2, 3 _ [ECM; 1990]
Slow Attack Ensemble - Elegy for Elodie _ [Mystic Roses; 2016]
Hiroshi Yoshimura - Feel _ [AIR Records; 1986]
Georgia - Ama Yes Uzume _ [Palto Flats; 2016]
Wilson Tanner - Sun Room _ [Growing Bin; 2016]

Woven throughout -
* Francisco Lopez - La Selva: Sound Environments From a Neotropical Rain Forest _ [V2 Archief; 1998]
** Pit Piccinelli, Fred Gales; Walter Maioli - Amazonia 6891 _ [Sound Reporters / Black Sweat; 1986]

Gabriel Szatan – Radar Radio – 26/03/17

Philip Sherburne – "Exotic Desktop" Mix for Radar Radio

Richard Fearless presents Metal Box. Broadcast on Dublab the first Saturday of the month 10- midnight. 

METAL BOX 2
Loops of Your Heart 'Neukölln' Magazine
Redshape 'Man out of Time' Delsin 
Skanfrom 'Electronic Fragments' 
18:e Oktober ‘Kulturvetarnas Kongres’  Borft 
Class Info ‘Out of Line’ Classified Records
Moebius ‘B 36’ Bureau B
Naked Lunch ‘Slipping Again’ Strut 
Sudeten Creche ‘Are Kisses Out of Fashion?’ Minimal Wave
Lass Crime ‘Infect Dawn’ Mannequin Records
Rutherford ‘Fördelningspolitik’ Brokntoys
Tryphème “Mélo-dramatique’ Central Processing Unit
Von Haze ‘Outside the Night’ 
These Hidden hands Angkor (Death in Vegas remix) Hidden Hundred 
Simon Haydo ‘Mount S.H’ Peder Mannerfelt Produktion
Richard Fearless ‘Deep Rave Memory’ Drone
XY0815 ‘Cleo’s Theme’ Brokntoys 
Le Matin ‘Mensonges d’état’ Dogtape Vol 1.
B12 ‘Obtuse’  Warp 
Tommy Vicari Jnr ‘Kept in’ Drone
Ryan James Ford ‘3Nvy- DUB 
Roy of the Ravers ‘Transmission 303’ Acid Waxa
Christian Dugstad & Danielle Innocenti  ’La8pv’   Oblivion Dip
Random XS ‘Relic Reworked’ MOS Recordings  
Shadow People ‘Night Breed’ Southern Outpost
Aux 88 ‘’Direct Drive’ Direct Beat 
Jungian Arcetype ‘Vaporsky Prospect’ Viewlex / Murder Capital 
Richard Fearless ‘New Perspective’ Drone
Scratch Massive ‘Chute Libre’ (Maelstrom remix) Bordel

RICHARD FEARLESS PRESENTS 'METAL BOX' EPISODE 2 ON DUBLAB

For our 9th podcast we have a special collaboration with our friends from Tbilisi, Mutant Radio in sharing a special mix from already a legendary producer and a DJ Joey Anderson.
Extremely proud to have the one and only Joey Anderson for this episode, as a long time fan and follower of his sound, we are so happy for this collaboration.

Paraffin Podcasts - 009 - Joey Anderson

@Vladimir Ivkovic started the Clone Records Day off at @Radioradio ADE 2019. Check it now in full!

Vladimir Ivkovic @ Clone Records Day ADE 2019 - Radio Radio

Listen to the first of four Die Orakel Radio Transmissions on Radio 80000 mixed by Oliver Hafenbauer. The show was aired on Wednesday, 18th December 2019.

Die Orakel Radio Transmission #01/04

INTERVIEW + TRACKLIST > inverted-audio.com/mix/eliott-litrowski

French producer @eliott-litrowski delivers a hustlin' and bustlin' mix of hi-NRG moves and swift octave-shifting skills. Close your eyes and let the feels flow.

IA MIX SERIES

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IA MIX 327 Eliott Litrowski

Full version of the set recorded for Looking after you radio show.
May, 26th, 2020.
100% House music with tracks by Ron Trent, Joe Claussell, Trinidadian Deep, Jovonn, Black Jazz Consortium, Aleqs Notal ...

F-on_It´s springtime

From 1989-1992, Club Fuck! ran every Sunday night at Basgo’s in Silver Lake, Los Angeles. It was a party and a social gathering space for the BDSM, tattooed, pierced, gender-fluid, sexually adventurous crowd — basically anyone who felt like an outsider. In modern terms, Fuck! could be described as a queer club, subverting what was considered acceptable for the gay and lesbian scene in Los Angeles. Furthermore, the focus on body modification was a powerful way to reclaim some control over a corporeal body - for many who suffered from HIV+ and other life-compromising illnesses.

Much has been written about the artists who emerged from this scene. Ron Athey, Club Fuck’s go-go dancer and resident artist, became internationally renowned for his transgressive bloodletting performances. Catherine Opie, now a board member at UCLA and MOCA, got her start making portraits and photographs of those in the scene. It’s been said that Madonna’s Erotica was influenced by this scene (although door girl “Sweet P” claims she didn’t actually let Madonna in).

The records DJ’d at the club were described by its founders as “industrial and proto-trance music,” challenging the aesthetics of so-called “gay music” like disco and pop. There were live performances as well, from homegrown LA bands who responded to the vibe and made it their own. Drance was such a band, formed by frontman (and Club Fuck! resident DJ) Robert Woods, with friends Brandy Dalton and John Munt.

Drance's songs reflected an uneasiness towards disease and modern culture, a lust for the forbidden, and a raw power and rage to stay alive on their own terms. Their live shows were visceral and energetic. They played the MOCA opening of the "Helter Skelter: L.A. Art in the 1990’s” exhibit, as well as benefit shows for ACT UP and Queer Nation. Their music appeared in Gregg Araki’s 1992 film The Living End, and they provided the soundtrack to The Wild Ones, a hardcore condom-based porn produced by the Tom of Finland Foundation in 1994.

However, they released only one album, and despite their proximity to Hollywood, did not find much success beyond their scene. Robert died from AIDS-related complications in 1995. Brandy and John continued to write music, experimenting in new genres, but did not record any more albums. Brandy died in 2006. John Munt lives in Washington D.C. and is still writing and composing music.

"Latex Love" has been remastered for its first release on vinyl, nearly 30 years later. The Instrumental Version was transferred from the original DAT tape used by the band for their live performances. Kris Baha's inspired dub is essentially a cover, re-made from the ground up. And this is the first official remix from Spotlight's Chris Cruse. The vinyl record package includes never-before-seen photography from Michael Matson, an essay from Ron Athey, and a reproduction of the original Drance sticker.

Distribution: Sound Metaphors
Mastering: Mike Grinser, ManMade Mastering
Photography: Michael Matson
Art Direction: Brian Emrich

This project was made possible by John Munt, Robert and Brandy's families, Michael Matson, Tom of Finland Foundation, and Ron Athey.

At the request of the families, all profit will be donated to AIDS Project Los Angeles 
aplahealth.org

Drance - Latex Love (Original Version)

We are thrilled to have Scott Fraser on board with his 2hrs of monthly show! So no high concepts or grand designs, just two hours of good honest music and conversation live and direct from East London on the first Thursday of every month , with occasional visits from friends and guests talking about their favourite music.

Scott Fraser [Monthly Show] [03.12.2020]

Off-center tunes spanning genres of synthwave, downtempo, electro and experimental.

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