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Imogen is among the growing number of rising selectors drawn towards darker, more punishing shades of techno.

In her Crack Mix, Imogen embarks on a hour-long tour through steely techno and electro.

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Krake Festival introduces: Leibniz

How to describe the artist @leibniz ? He is like all these tabs you have open in your browser for months, the ones which you sometimes forget about, but then open arbitrarily one day to find some pretty nice surprises inside. 

Like Moritz Paul’s debut release on Fourth Wave, in 2013 whose wonky house grooves greet you like the Facebook profile of an old friend you wanted to write a while ago because you felt like you two should totally catch up. Or his subsequent records for labels like Uncanny Valley’s Shtum and Rat Life series or Ortloff from Leipzig, where he used to live before relocating to Berlin. They were all a bit rougher, more technoid even, but all very much influenced by what you can read about in that comprehensive history of the hardcore continuum that you’d stumbled upon a while back when you had that »phase« in which you said »massive« way too often. 

Eventually, you will open this one YouTube tutorial for something Ableton-related and recognise the voice talking about drum beats - you’ve totally heard that one before. Perhaps on Leibniz’s »Online« EP, the first release on Hundert, the label he co-founded in 2017 with his partners in crime from DJ bwin and DJ OK. They draw from exactly the kind of theoretical ramblings about the internet, modernlife and interpersonal communication in this age that you usually click around 4am, but then can’t get yourself to read because life’s too complex as it is already, isn’t it? Meanwhile, Leibniz himself is sampling all those bits and pieces, these alien human voices and sound artefacts from around the web to draw connections between people and things. He’s a bit like that kooky guy who sends you links to extensive political commentary, always shortly after six in the morning for some reason. You appreciate that, though, because who else is so consistent like that these days? 

But finally, there’s Leibniz’s Soundcloud profile in which you can get lost more easily than if it were a constant stream of tumblr memes. There’s his more belting live sets, there’s his slew of remixes for other artists, his many B2B sets with friends and family or some teasers for the Fier nights he puts on with the Hundert and PH17 crews. It’s as if you’d incidentally beatmatched three different tracks that started automatically after you accidentally clicked them - it all comes together here, it all suddenly makes sense. And you know what - you could just leave those running and close all other tabs, get on with your life and maybe, finally, take that shower.

Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/leibniz
Instagram:  https://instagram.com/leibniz_hundert

KrakeCast 019: Leibniz

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9th October. 11PM - 6AM. Ministry Of Sound.
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The set was programmed at 9pm after a audio/video live performance from Antoine Deshuyter. 
The room was only redlighted and the dancefloor powered by a perfectly tuned quadraphonic F1 soundsystem, great accoustic aswell. simply the best conditions to play.
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Established, Berlin-based events organizer Upperberry has managed to step up its game even further with the creation of a label, the latest release to-date being the excellent New Social Norm EP in early 2020 - all while hosting a show on Rinse France since 2018.

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This month's guest mix comes from Mr. Wes Baggaley - an all vinyl DJ and record accumulator since 1985.

I have been a fan of Wes' mixes for quite some time now and anyone who plays vinyl only gets preferential treatment around these here parts!

Great track selection, great mixing and always underground. What's not to like?!

Wes has played all over including legendary spots such as Panorama Bar (Berlin), Robert Johnson (Franfurt)and everywhere from Amsterdam to NYC.

You can also check out Wes strutting his stuff on YouTube with some amazing livestreams for Boiler Room, HOR Berlin, Mixmag (London Lab) and Fold London.

Wes has prepared a deadly mix of techno and electro with some old classics sprinkled therein. Sold!

1. Rhyw- Bee Stings (Fever AM)
2. Zenker Brothers - Enjoy Reality (Ilian Tape)
3. DJ Savage - Excuses
4. Head Front Panel – Spatial (Repetitive Rhythm Research)
5. Planetary Assault Systems - Gated (Peacefrog)
6. Function - An Optical Illusion Of Consciousness (Tresor)
7. Kerrie - Raw Regimen (Blueprint)
8. DJ Funk - XTC (Dance Mania)
9. The Pump Panel - To The Sky (Missile)
10. Augusto Taito - All I See Is Fire (MHz)
11. Skee Mask - A14 vs CB (Ilian Skee Series)
12. CTRLS - Your Data (Micron Audio)
13. Negroni Nails - Vertical Slice (Klakson)
14. JB3 - Time (Novamute)
15. Neil Landstrumm - DX Attack (Peacefrog)
16. Sterac - Rey Fur (Mote Evolver)
17. Thomas Schumacher - When I Rock ‘Johannes Heil mix’ (Bush)
18. New Frames - Viper Racing (Bite)
19. Exos- Time to Time (Figure)
20. Fundamental Knowledge
21. 1994-20 ‘Sarah Farina remix’ (Seilscheibenpfeiler Schallplatten)
22. Obzerv - Octro (Cultivated Electronics)
23. Sepehr - Darklord (Klakson)
24. Steffi & Stingray - Explanatory Power (Klakson)
25. Anthony Rother - Trooper (Bad Manners)
26. Galaxian - Cognitive Warfare (Curtis Electronics)
27. DJ Stingray 313 - Bioplastics (Micron Audio)

Warehouse Manifesto presents: WES BAGGALEY In The Warehouse

Tasha first made her name as a DJ in the drum & bass community, with her mixes being aired by DJ Flight on BBC 1Xtra and Storm making her resident at her Feline night, she became a firm part of the community, going onto play regularly at Renegade Hardware and across Europe. A dedicated head to the core, her exploratory experiences raving at London’s techno nights, being behind the counter, selling records at BM Soho and listening to more techno started to make their way into her sets and radio shows when she started out with her residency on Rinse FM. Radio has been a backbone of Tasha’s approach as a DJ - expressing her appreciation for electronic music over the course of 4 years on Rinse FM back in 2009 & again since 2018.

Tasha’s DJing style matches this textured background of her influences and has developed into a master-flow of form - weaving tunes together seamlessly from her bass informed home of the UK alongside four four techno forms born in Berlin and Detroit. With an accomplished and atmospheric hold on the dancefloor, her sound is wholly affecting and has taken her to some of the best festivals and clubs in key cities around the world from London to Australia, including Tresor, Glastonbury, Bestival and is a regular at fabric and Corsica Studios. 
Tasha also made her name as an event programmer within electronic music when she began to promote parties at the much-revered venue Plastic People in East London. Her first venture was a co-promotion called Medium that was started in 2007 by a trio of like minds, including her good friend Sigha, where they would book multi-genre parties and alternative sets at a time when this type of programming was almost unheard of.
It was in Dec 2010 when she decided to go it alone at Plastic People and started her own concept called ‘Neighbourhood’, for Tasha to book techno artists who she believes in and loves without compromise from different Neighbourhoods, including artists such as Pangaea, Pariah, Ben Sims, Neil Landstrumm, Zenker Brothers, Henning Baer, Stenny, John Swing.  The Neighbourhood concept has gone on to host parties at many clubs of note, including Pickle Factory, a collaboration with Ben Sims Machine party and Jaded at Corsica Studios, and hosting The Dome at popular Field Maneuvers festival. Plus Goldie invited Neighbourhood to host room 2 at the mighty Metalheadz events when they were at Cable club. Tasha has made a lasting impression on many artists she has booked both with her sets and her parties.
In 2016 Tasha launched the label Neighbourhood with Randomer, Cadans, Kamikaze Space Programme, Metrist and Forest Drive West all featuring to date.
The last couple of years have seen Tasha begin to share her own studio workings with the world, working keenly in the studio behind the scenes, she’s been busy refining her sound. Her debut track landed on the save fabric compilation in 2016 with her next coming is on UK techno king Ben Sim’s massive compilation, ‘Tribology’. 
In an industry where artists are asked to prioritize their art for social media presence, likes and other vacuous pursuits, Tasha is very much in demand for her ‘music first’ attitude, selection and ability.

A refreshing outlook and positive future awaits the DJ, producer, promoter and label owner.

Pic by Harley madams 

Socials: Instagram - tasha_neighbourhood 
Facebook: tasha.ldn

Phonons Podcast 084 Tasha

the number #26 of our podcast series comes by @sirko-mueller ( @user-406905058 ) from berlin. 
we asked him for 1 sentence to describe his set:

"vinyl time travelling to catch the funk."

thank you for being part of it!

Tracklist:
1. Millsart - "Humana (A1)" - Axis
2. Jeff Mills -"Late Night (Mills Mix)" - Tresor
2. Jeff Mills - "Theme From 2000" - Gigolo
4. User - "User 01 (A1)" - User
5. Ben Sims - "The Loops (A1)" - Hardgroove
6. Killa Bite - "Killa Bite 1 (A1)" - Killa Bite
7. Killa Bite - "Killa Bite 2 (A1) - Killa Bite
8. Jeff Mills - "Call Of The Wild" - Purpose Maker
9. Jeff Mills - "Alarms (First Mix)" - Purpose Maker
10. Question - "1st Question (B1)" - Question
11. S.B. Project - "Primitive Streak (Ben Sims Remix 2)" - Cosmic
12. Marc Landis & Don Williams - "The Nova" - Tokomak
13. Ben Sims - "Windows (Vincent D Remix)" - Hardgroove
14. Ben Sims - "Windows" - 4K
15. Ratio - "Untitled (Symbolism Mix)" - Central
16. Marco Carola - "Tang" - One Thousand
17. Ben Sims "Vertigo (Oliver Ho Unreleased Mix)" - Theory
18. Samuel L. Session - "Let's Get Lost (A2)" - Cosmic ID
19. Samuel L. Session - "Tribecutz Vol. 1 (A2)" - Cycle
20. Question - "8th Question (B2)" Question
21. Mike Wade - "Blind Remix" - Archetype
22. Aural Emote - "Dirge" - Symbolism
23. Sirko Müller - "Zulu Gruv" - Tokomak
24. Sirko Müller - "Loop 1" - Tokomak
25. Intermission - "What The Hell Was That?" - M_Nus

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