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Abul Mogard introduces 'Entangled Forever' live on BBC 6 Music on Mary Anne Hobbs.

More Info: https://hth.lnk.to/cohmeetsabul

Taken from the brand new LP 'COH meets Abul Mogard'


Stemming from a chance meeting at a Slovenian festival in 2019, CoH & Abul Mogard’s (@abul-mogard) maiden collaboration focusses stunning new perspectives on the artist’s respective, fiercely singular and widely adored bodies of work. Ivan Pavlov’s CoH, deeply respected for intensely curious original solo work, and in SoiSong with Psychic TV/Coil’s Peter Christophersen, here renders a vital, grayscale fluorescence from Guido Zen’s lushly romantic Buchla 200 and Serge Modular scapes, painted to tape between Stockholm’s EMS studio and at home, under his Abul Mogard nom de synth.

COH meets Abul Mogard

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COH meets Abul Mogard (Mary Anne Hobbs - 13.10.22)

As @mmmmalibu, the French DJ and producer Barbara Braccini writes diaristic ambient music with a distinct sense of melancholy. As dj lostboi, she’s more playful, repurposing pop anthems into ethereal epics. 

Alongside a blissful Recognise mix evoking the vibe of “long summer nights”, she chats to Heléna Stanton about these projects, field recordings, the influence of vaporwave, film scores and trance on her sound, and her monthly NTS show, United In Flames

Interview & tracklist: https://djmag.com/features/recognise-malibu-dj-lostboi-united-in-flames-ambient-interview

Recognise: Malibu

Saturday 06-09-2014 from 14:00 - 18:00 at the Into the groove stage. The first 3 hours of Mr. Scruff's set. Enjoy! 

Mr. Scruff @ Into the Woods 2014

ELECTRONIC EXPLORATIONS - 336 - Clouds
September Megamix (For DJ Hardcore)
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The podcast is full of music released in the 90s. Not all of it, but a lot of it. Nothing to do with thinking no one’s making good tunes at the moment and everything released in the 90s was brilliant. Just wanted to do something that was quite manky and a bit mad… A lot of the tunes sound quite grungy and a bit shady, but that’s what we went for on this one. Some of it’s not really mixed, it’s not a DJ set so it doesn’t really have to be. Lots of tracks are just mashed into each other, sometimes using field recordings or sound from films and interviews, and other times just using bits from different songs, like Pan Sonic madness. There’s no real theme to it, the audio extracts in there are all unrelated, some from a trip to Japan, a bit from a youtube interview, bits from a film i watched while working on the podcast. None of it’s new apart from a few bits from ourselves. Hopefully there’s a lot of stuff inside people haven’t heard.


01 - Recording from Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, Tokyo (August 2014)
02 - Recording from Shinjuku Pachinko Parlor, Tokyo (August 2014)
03 - Mark Leckey - Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore
04 - Filter Fedde - Untitled
05 - Pan Sonic - Virtamuuntaja / Current-Transformer
06 - Orx - Untitled
07 - Sub One - Untitled
08 - Jungian Archetype - Untitled
09 - Electronome - Een Drumcomputer & Een Synthesizer
10 - Funkstörung - Untitled
11 - Pom Pom - Untitled
12 - Subhead - Savaloy
13 - Remarc Interview (2003)
14 - Subhead - Weird Hair
15 - Pan Sonic - Onkalo / Cavity
16 - Funkstörung - Untitled
17 - Unit Moebius - E (0)
18 - Jungian Archetype - Untitled
19 - Pom Pom - Untitled
20 - Pan Sonic - Valomuuntaja / Light-Transformer
21 - Unit Moebius - Dinky Toy
22 - Dj No-Face - Soundz of Torquay
23 - Clouds - Maxi-Boost
24 - Pom Pom - Untitled
25 - Muslim gauze - The Fazur Dome
26 - Ra-X - Bomb Tel Aviv
27 - AFX - (CAT 00897-AA2)
28 - Penik Ettek - Black Catalogue Ritual Acid B1
29 - Subhead - Conthreesions
30 - Esplendor Geometrico  - Control De Vigilantes
31 - Errorsmith - Untitled
32 - Penik Ettek - Black Catalogue Ritual Acid A1
33 - Extract From Zhangke Jia’s A Touch of Sin (Tian zhu ding)
34 - Ra-X - I Shot Yer Girlfriend
35 - Errorsmith - Untitled
36 - Electronome - Bro
37 - Electronome - Een Drumcomputer & Een Synthesizer 2
38 - AFX - In The Maze Park
39 - Extract From Zhangke Jia’s A Touch of Sin (Tian zhu ding)

Heir apparent to the UK techno throne, Clouds have been gaining credibility with each release. With their LP Ghost Systems Rave, 12"s on Fifth Wall and Soma, and their latest Tannhauser Acid Works EP, they've reached beyond the warehouse and into the wild apocalyptic rubble of po-mo UK hardcore. 

Some upcoming gigs:
19/09/2014 Clouds @ Under My Garage - Brussels, BE
20/09/2014 Clouds @ Cimitero San Pietro in Vincoli - Turin, IT
21/09/2014 Clouds @ Sound Department - Taranto, IT
27/09/2014 Clouds @ The Magnet - Liverpool, UK
03/10/2014 Clouds @ Luxx - Breda, NL
24/10/2014 Clouds @ Maassilo - Rotterdam, NL
25/10/2014 Clouds @ Stattbad - Berlin, DE
31/10/2014 Clouds @ Le Gibus (Republique) - Paris, FR

This coming Monday, 22nd Spetember Clouds will release a sampler of the forthcoming "I Care Because You Don't" compilation coming out October 2014.

Heir apparent to the UK techno throne, Clouds have been gaining credibility with each release. With their LP Ghost Systems Rave, 12"s on Fifth Wall and Soma, and their latest Tannhauser Acid Works EP, they've reached beyond the warehouse and into the wild apocalyptic rubble of po-mo UK hardcore. 

Their lead track Blood Skating is an industrial blitz of terror-beats, laced with a haunting, Aphex-grade vocal pad. It sets the tone for this incredible release, which they've A&R'd out of thin air, apparently from their mates in Dundee, Perth, and the surrounding mud-lands. 

The 12" sampler features DJ Hesburger's 'Roll Up Your Sleeves, Welcome to the Dance,' an awesome slice of overdriven acid electro that sounds like MPIA3 on MDMA. Jane 'Fuck Your Alliance' is proper mental brain dance, while Dance Company's ‘Berzerkerz’ sounds like an unearthed hardcore anthem from 92. 

The full "…I Care Because You Don't" compilation is coming October 2014.

http://turborecordings.com/artists/clouds/releases/ 
https://twitter.com/clouds 
https://soundcloud.com/thisisclouds/ 
https://www.facebook.com/thisisclouds 

Electronic Explorations - 336 - Clouds

live on mixlr 18.09.14, the day Syro leaked.

Come On You Cunts Let's Have Some Aphex Classics

In 2010, we saw the release of tracks that are now considered classics such as Wut, Work Them, CMYK, Maze and of course a little edit of Drake's Fireworks by a South London producer named Deadboy. At the time, it was a remix that gained a lot of attention and, more close to home, it became an all-time favourite for us here at Truants. A lot has changed since then, but Deadboy's outlook has firmly always been to make all types of music with no limitations on genre - an outlook which has since seen him gain a sizeable following, be it his numerous releases on labels such as Numbers or his varied DJ sets. We had the pleasure of catching him play at Bussey Building in London near the beginning of the year and seeing him comfortably work his way through dancehall, grime, garage, house and bassline remixes of Kate Bush to a packed out dance floor was incredible and refreshing to say the least.

With exclusive tracks from a forthcoming release on Local Action alongside cuts in collaboration with Murlo and Gongon, our 102nd Truancy Volume sees Deadboy guide us through a host of freshly produced productions as well as music from similar contemporary peers. Clocking in at an hour in length, Truants favourites Moleskin, Sudanim, Throwing Shade, M.E.S.H and Mssingno all feature as well as tracks from Young Thug and Chief Keef keeping everyone on their toes.

Read more: http://truantsblog.com/2014/truancy-volume-102-deadboy/

Truancy Volume 102: Deadboy

For the first time in our 25-year history, we are releasing a live solo recording by Craig Richards from the club. 

“This mix was recorded on the second of December at a Continuum party. I commenced just after five and finished at nine. The heady combination of nostalgia coupled with the past, the future and more importantly my daughter dancing next to me, resulted in a mix that I felt happy with. Historically, I have been very self-critical and have chosen not to release many mixes. Across nearly four hours this one seems to encapsulate the twenty five years of playing at fabric. In 1998 I was invited by Keith Reilly to play weekly at what was an imaginary nightclub. I had no idea that experience would continue for so many years. Playing vinyl on that sound system and mixer is highly exciting and a joy in itself. I am delighted that this has been my method of sonic communication and remain deeply grateful for my ongoing residency.” - Craig Richards


Craig will be joining us at the club on 30th March to celebrate his 25-year residency with a 25-hour Continuum party.

Event and tickets: https://ra.co/events/1801886

018 - Craig Richards - Recorded live from fabric

Rinse FM Podcast

Surusinghe - 18 October 2024

A mix of some faster (and slower half time) tracks inspired by the Celtic celebration of Samhain

🦇 Spooky Samhain mix 🦇

This week on Line Noise my guest is Cameron Leslie, the co-founder of London’s iconic fabric, a club at which I have spent many a happy night and which is currently celebrating its 25th birthday. We talked about survival, keeping on top of trends, being very London,  his favourite Fabric night out and the new photographic artwork based on the club's  CD mix series. I hope you enjoy this show and lots of love to fabric for so many happy nights out. Line Noise comes to you with the support of Cupra.

Line Noise Episode 191 (Fabric special with Cameron Leslie)

A Tune for Us

Submission to Tune Into Nature Prize 2025.
The track is based around the Nightingale song, which I recorded in Spring 2024. Upon hearing the birdsong for the first time, I thought - this really reminds me of the Jungle and Drum & Bass styles I loved as a teenager.
So - I took the recordings home and began working it into a piece of music.  Rhythmical Wood Crickets and Grasshoppers make an appearance as well as ‘cymbals’ made from Marram grass. A lot of the higher percussion is created with snapped dry twigs.

Nightingale

Original mix desk recording straight from source - ie Soundboard / Tongless

Djrum - Waxcap [Houndstooth]
A Made Up Sound - Ahead [A Made Up Sound]
Paradox - Octa4 [Sneaker Social]
AFX - Phonatacid [Rephlex]
Indian Ocean - Treehouse / School Bell (Part 2) (Short Version) [Sleeping Bag]
Subhead - Mod-U-Like [Subhead]
Walton - More Cowbell [Tectonic]
Conforce - Grain [Clone Basement Series]
MC Shy-D - Shake It (Remix) [Luke Skyywalker]
Kritical Audio - Krupp [Detroit Underground]
Shabaka Hutchins - Explore Inner Space [Impulse!]
Dario Zenker - Quantized Rise [Ilian Tape]
Spacer - Villiger [Pussyfoot]
Peter Cook & Dudley Moore Pres. Derek & Clive - Bo Duddley [Island]
Neotropic - Beached [NTONE]
Atrice - Backrooms [Ilian Tape]
Homelife - Buffalos [Ninja Tune]
Terry Riley - Poppy Nogood And The Fantom Band [CBS]
Martsman - Impending [Hidden Hawaii]
Floral Resources - Botanic Panic [Tech Startup]
Beatrice Pollard - Episode 1 (B2) [MRR]
dgoHn - Invisible Sandwich [Love Love]
Some British Accent And Dialects - Isle Of Man [BBC]
Noise Abatement - Hearing R-Zac In 1997 Made Me Want An R8 [Dance Trax]
Mecanica Popular - La Edad Del Bronce [DRO]
Gato Barbieri & Dollar Brand - To Elsa [Freedom]
Hieroglyphic Being - The Language Of Strings: Audio Memoirs Of Electronic Etudes & Nocturnes (10) [Mathematics - MATH 105]
Vaccine - Rhyme Related [VACCWHITE001]
Loxy & Resound - Heritage [CNVX]
Logos - Seawolf [Keysound]
DJ Vadim - Morning Prayer [Ninja Tune]
Logos Feat. Dusk & Blackdown - Alien Shapes [Keysound]
Black Dog Productions - Otaku [Rising High]
Meredith Monk - Dolmen Music [ECM]
Soundmurderer & SK-1 - Telembodanustyle [Rewind]
Sixteenarmed Jack - King A De Jungle [Sweet Sensi]
Family Of Intelligence & Vernon Smith - The Fruit Version [3rd Party]
Sister Nancy - Bam Bam (Original Bam) [Big Beat Reggae]
Aroma Nice - Containr [YUKU]
Terrorrythmus - Suicide [BRKN]
Lester Bowie - Rose Drop [ECM]
FFF - World Is Closed [Vibez' 93]
Bala Bala Boys - Sieta [R&S]
E.K.U.D.C.M. - Ultra Jungle (All Nite) [Hard Disk]
Penderecki, Don Cherry & The New Eternal Rhythm Orchestra - Humus - The Life Exploring Force [Philips]
Aleksi Perälä - NL-L56-18-07385 [Dub - 037]
EQ Why - Whybot & Whystien [Orange Milk]
J:Kenzo - Dub For Bashenga [Cosmic Bridge]
The Government - How Many Fingers? [The Government]
Hihats In Trees - C=N [Maloca]
Kid Lib - Mental State [Fresh 86]
Lester Bowie - Rose Drop [ECM]
Paradox - Drum Throne [Paradox]
The Jackson Five - Hum Along And Dance [Motown]
Barker - Birmingham Screwdriver [Smalltown Supersound]
Roswell Return - A Goldbach Vibe (Clean Cut Remix) [SD]
Djrum - Sycamore [Houndstooth]
Aphex Twin - Diskhat All Prepared1mixed 13 [Warp]
Kincaid - Slow Stumble Home [Banoffee Pies]
Bass Butches - Loose Lips Sink Ships [Step Ball Chain]
Zenzizenz - Returning From Home [Banoffee Pies]
Affie Yusuf - Equator [Ferox]
Menace Makes 3 - Keep On Comin' (Brainstorm Remix) [Danse City - DC 1205]
Autechre - Maphive 6.1 [Warp]
Mantra - Stomping Ground [Ilian Tape]
Yunis - Preview Of Tomorrow [YUKU]



2025-03-29 - Djrum - Essential Mix (Soundboard / Tongless version)

Al Tourettes - Swan Sketch  - Baselogic Records (BASE007)

NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL BANG FACE VOL.1

57 LEGENDARY ARTISTS WHO HAVE GRACED BANG FACE OVER THE YEARS* BLENDED INTO A 45 MINUTE SMASH OUT MIX FROM DEMON CABBAGE...
INTRO - NORMSKI BANG FACE WEEKENDER

1.	CJ Bolland  - Camargue [Original Mix]
2.	Bok Bok & Tom Trago - Lil Ma Bonus Beat
3.	Aux 88 - Electro Slaves
4.	Baby Ford - Oochy Koochy (Konrad Cadet Mix)
5.	Adamski – Killer
6.	Utah Saints - Utah Saints - Something Good  
7.	Ceephax Acid Crew - Ceephax Acid
8.	A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray
9.	Belladonnakillz - 2gether Divided
10.	Altern 8 - Activ-8
11.	N-Joi - anthem (n-joi r dance mix)
12.	2 Bad Mice - Hold It Down
13.	The Prodigy  - Everybody In The Place
14.	Baobinga - The Bashment Track - Original Mix
15.	Kicks Like A Mule – The Bouncer
16.	DJ Donna Summer – Got me Burnin
17.	Jack Beats - UFO (K-Hole Riddim)
18.	AC Slater - Play The Record Again
19.	Capsa - Rat-A-Tat Tat feat. Dynamite MC
20.	MRK1 - Trouble Shoot
21.	TC - Wheres My Money
22.	SL2 - On A Ragga Tip
23.	Rico Tubbs - Hip Rave Anthem
24.	Skream - Midnight Request Line	
25.	Joker – Tron
26.	Rebel MC- Jahovia - Original Mix
27.	Taz Buckfaster - Inside Job
28.	Appleblim & Geiom – Shreds
29.	Jason Forrest - Crime Of The Century
30.	Kelpe - Whirlwound		
31.	Dj Pierre - Box energy
32.	Boxcutter – Sunshine
33.	Orbital - Chime (12 Mix)
34.	Syntheme – Red
35.	Dopplereffekt – Infophysix
36.	Luke Vibert – IloveAcid
37.	DJ Stingray - Drone Factory
38.	Two Door Cinema Club - Undercover Martyn (Softwar Remix)
39.	DJ Assault  - Ass-N-Titties
40.	Bass Junkie - Jammin` The Box
41.	Beatwife - Walk On Water
42.	Surgeon - Bad Hands Break
43.	Shackleton – Deadman
44.	Si Begg - My Style (Si Begg VIP)
45.	Leftfield – Phat Planet
46.	Plastician - Badboy Sound
47.	The Bug - Jah War (feat. Flowdan)
48.	Baconhead -  Wookie
49.	Lawrie Immersion And Rowland The Bastard - Even If Now She's Got A Perm
50.	Inner City – Good Life
51.	Billy Nasty – Imperfection
52.	Otto Vonc Schirach – Dance Like A Hoe
53.	Jeff Mills – The Bells
54.	Ben Sims – Jack Up
55.	Dave Skywalker - Antiques Roadshow (Found An Owl Mix
56.	Kid606 - Mr. Wobble's Nightmare
57.	The Squire Of Gothos - 0114's Goin Off Harda ( ft Tenik + Wiigstar )

SHOUTS ON THE MIX FROM:
JAGUAR SKILLS - YOURE IN THE MIX WITH DEMON CABBAGE 
CARASEL MC – I LOCK INTO DEMON CABBAGE

THIS IS PART ONE OF A SERIES OF MIXES I HAVE PLANNED BPM SPEEDS ON THIS MIX ARE 120BPM– 140BPM
(*SOME MAY HAVE PLAYED BANG FACE UNDER DIFFERENT NAMES)

I SPENT MANY LATE NIGHTS GOING THROUGH EVERY SINGLE BANG FACE FLYER AND COMPILING A MASSIVE LIST OF ARTISTS WHO HAVE PLAYED THE EVENT OVER THE YEARS, I AIM TO MAKE A SERIES OF MIXES THIS YEAR FEATURING EVERY ARTIST LUCKY ENOUGH TO HAVE GRACED THE LEGENDARY BANG FACE CLUB NIGHTS AND WEEKENDERS!

Now Thats What I Call Bang Face Vol.1

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Co-run fabric nightclub's in-house labels 'HOUNDSTOOTH & fabric Originals'
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