The first installment of Transmissions originally aired on 1020 Radio.

Tracklist:

Blocks for Music - Terrestrial Access Network
Repression (Privacy Remix) - Sarin
Statistics - Djedjotronic
TT Drone - Kerrie
RSZALCAXN - Maelstrom
Derelict - Shawn Rudiman
Sorace - Morphology
Gamma Function - Scape One
Sedona - Dynamix II
Sub.Sonic Base (E.M.S. Remix) - Exzakt
Battle - Int Main + Magnetic
Carnation - Shcuro
Technology - N-ter
Strangeform - The Advent & Zein Ferreira
Votrax - Robodrum
Fix Me - Blast Attack
Morphine - Confluence

1020 Radio - Transmissions w/ issu (23/11/21)

Jan Hacke - Electro Mix - 2022-02-26

Available May 6th on limited edition cassette and digital formats.

Introducing the Cosmic Vultures EP by the electro priest Lloyd Stellar, taking on a journey through the stratosphere of avant-garde electro.

The EP opens with Lucid Dreams, showcasing Lloyd's ability to capture specific emotions throughout his productions while still maintaining his unique style.

Taking a journey through the cosmos over to the title track of the EP, Cosmic Vultures which portrays a expedition through the sonic realm of electro with eerie arps and perculiar soundscapes.

Deep Space Massacres further highlights Lloyd's versitility as a producer where the avant-garde nature of this EP really shines through. 

Closing the EP with Sun and Earth which draws attention to the supernatural, eerie bassline, surrounded by eerie soundscapes and FX.

Cosmic Vultures

Available May 6th

Lloyd Stellar - Cosmic Vultures EP [CYBER003] Preview

Chris Vocoder born Christian Preissing in the city of Schkeuditz in Easter Germany before the wall was fallen. First contact of Electro was Kraftwerk's „We are the Robots“ in the 2nd grade without any clue what music it is but catched by the first time of the synthetic sound and robot voice.

After the wall was fallen moved to West Germany and became influenced by the sound of any Electronic Music. Started in the mid 90´s as a Raver and join Techno, D&B and 2Step Parties.
Dave Clarke's „Electro Boogie 2“ was the beginning to start collecting Electro Records. Fascinated and reminds to the first contact. Now the baby have name: Electro!
The wish to make music came up. And the first music hardware was bought.
Chris's Music processes social, historical, political and technical content. Electro Influenced by darkness of Techno, the flow of D&B and the soul of 2step. This was at the end of the 90´s.

After several years of producing in the bed room Chris came in touch with Supremeja and got worth tips & tricks about production and sound design. Finally they become friends and Chris found a home with german based Electro freaks Dynamik Bass System, Supremeja, Thomas MKII, TecRoc, & Thomas Kress.

1. Which artists has influenced you the most?

- Kraftwerk and Dave Clarke have had the biggest influence on me. Kraftwerk opened the door to a previously unknown world of music and Dave Clarke gave it a name by showing me the world of electro artists. In the early nineties electronic music was not present in any way. Thursday night I recorded Steve Mason BFBS Radio 1 on cassette and listened to it enthusiastically with friends over the weekend.

2. What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- My second album is in the starting blocks with preceding single release plus remixes from other electro artists. A teaser video is also planned. All in all it's going to be so disturbing, I hope people out there take it with a pinch of humor.

3. Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- I have such a wide taste in music that it's hard to pin down a label or artist. Supremeja as a friend and a kind of mentor is certainly high on the list. Datapunk, Direkt Beat, Electrix Records, Culivates Electronics, Metroplex, Supremeja.music are fantastic electro music labels. I also recently discovered Sleaford Mods for myself. There is so much great artists and music besides the mainstream that I can't even list them all.

4. What inspires you now to create music?

- What inspires me about making music is putting my feelings & thoughts into a musical context. Telling little stories. I always try to start from scratch. I jam around with my devices, I have a melody in my head, I read an interesting book, watch an exciting documentary or watch the daily news (which I try to avoid). All this inspires me.

5. If it's not a secret, what set-up do you use when creating music?

- My DAW is Cubase. I mostly record live sequences in it and then cut them up to rearrange them.
My favorite equipment: Sequentix Cirklon, Clavia Nord Modular, Moog Subsequent 37 & Moogerfooger MF 102, Make Noise O-Coast, Tasty Chips GR-1, Korg ER-1, Elektron MonoMachine & MachineDrum, ShureSM 58.
Then there are many VST's I like to use for example: Trackspacer, Bitcrusher, Split EQ, Things Texture & Motor, Echobode, Gatekeeper, Manipulator, Amalgame, Eos & Byome .
The vocoder sounds come from Korg MS2000BR & Kaos Pad2, Nord Modular, VST-Chipspeech, Texas Instrument (Speak&Spell, Speak&Read, circuit bended Speak&Math ) Mac´s VoiceOver and Amiga 500-Say It.

Follow:
@chris_vocoder

Strange But Dance Music #85: Chris Vocoder

A track written on 8/26/2022.

MPC One triggers JU06A, MC101, MicroFreak, SE02, JX08, Hydrasynth, Peak and Juno 106.

Unreleased

DVS NME - Instrumentarianism

Tracklistings Mixtape #573 (2022.10.26) : Feralia Planitia

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Simona Dellamorte is a dj and producer based in Haarlem. Her debut EP as her solo project Feralia Planitia was released at the end of 2021, and was well received by the press and the public,  still being aired by electronic music radio programs around the world. Dellamorte’s compositions evoke the diverse styles of electronic music she loves, Ebm, industrial and electro, but at the same time it sounds highly personal and original. Using a mix of hardware, software synths and percussions, she creates entrancing tracks with a futuristic, dystopian feel, bolstered by captivating rhythms that are never obvious. In this mix prepared for Tracklistings, she proposes some of the electro tracks that she currently favours. 

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Tracklist :
01. Alonzo - Magnetic [Cultivated Electronics]
02. Onkakmir - Don't Say No [ZEN DNA]
03. Viers - Summoning Salt [Typeless]
04. Alessandro Adriani - Ecstatic Feeling [L.I.E.S. Records]
05. Koxbox - Acid Vol.3 (Sandman Electro Remix) [memo604]
06. Shawescape Renegade - Reconstruct
07. Krystina Kathana - Fake DJ [Samay Records]
08. Brothers Of Funk vs. Analog Hustlers - On A Mission [ElectroBreakz]
09. Rise 1969 & Tim Sean-Lee - Magnetic Beast [Moodmusic Records]
10. Fracture & Sam Binga - Folds [Astrophonica]
11. Carl Finlow - Guttural [20/20 Vision Recordings]
12. Dopplereffekt - Neural Impulse Actuator - Mirror Neuron [Leisure System]
13. Galaxian - COGNITIVE WARFARE [Curtis Electronix]
14. Atix - Sparks [Division Virtuel Records]
15. dynArec - Classification of Elements [Central Processing Unit]

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Follow Feralia Planitia :
Bandcamp : www.feraliaplanitia.bandcamp.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/FeraliaPlanitia
Instagram : www.instagram.com/simona_dellamorte
Linktree : www.linktr.ee/SimonaDellamorte
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/feraliaplanitia
Spotify :  https://open.spotify.com/artist/0VnbPzBgqxvIwMvtrAN67Y

Tracklistings Mixtape #573 (2022.10.26) : Feralia Planitia

For the next @DarkScienceElectro premiere we head to Florida for a collaborative track from Electrobass powerhouses @ohverclock & @coderising

Normally the over-the-top heavy bass and aggressive beat-driven sound that come out of Florida aren't my personal go-to style within Electro music, however, I couldn't help myself with this one. There is  something to be said about music that is done extremely well within the confines of a well-defined sound. I can't think of a crew of producers that are doing the Florida Electrobass sound better than these three guys. This release features three tracks total with one original from @ohverclock, a collaboration between the artists as well as the track that I selected. 'Transplant Experiment' is the @coderising remix of the original track on the release and brings the pain in the best possible way. There are a few things that really put the Electrobass sound into it's own category and this track delivers on them all. Pitched bass drums, stuttering rhythms, intricate drum fills and an overall energy that can't be ignored. The original track was composed by @ohverclock using a Malekko Manther, Native Instrument's Maschine, Omnisphere, U-he Repro and Zebra VSTs. This release comes available on the 30th of November and can be purchased through Bandcamp. 

Full release clips: https://soundcloud.com/ohverclock/ohverclock-vs-code-rising_trigraph_preview-clip
Purchase here: https://growchp.bandcamp.com/music

Additional resources:
https://www.facebook.com/coderising/
https://www.facebook.com/ohverclock/

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PREMIERE: Ohverclock - Transplant Experiment (Code Rising remix)

mind destruction /demo/

The year 1982 says everything. Martial law in Poland, Planet Rock in NY arises. The same year and month when this electrofunk anthem was composed, in the polish city - Szczecin - in the army hospital Przemek Kuduk aka Electromonter aka Robodrum is born. First music fascination is "Bad" from Michael Jackson's album which he replays endlessly. In the early 90"s, young kid seeks musical pleasure with Technotronic, Cmc Music Factory, Snap, 2 Unlimited, Army Of Lovers, Eurythmics, Vanilla Ice, Kriss Kross hits. Half of the 90's is also a change of musical intrests when he pays attention to polish rap scene and the hip hop culture. It exerted huge influence on him. First baggy jeans, electric boogie and rhymestering. After first solo rap acts in 98-99 he becomes member of hip-hop band Style Domain. After few concerts and changes he comes to a conclusion that there is something else that interests him in music most. Although his adventure with rap last till 2003, at the turn of century Przemek discoveres electro-funk - starting from making up for lost time with films such as Wild Style, Beat Street, Breakin, Electro Shock and ending on the official and indyvidual anointing by grandmaster Afrika Bambaataa. Even though Przemek started to construct his first electro bits since 2001, not until the meeting with Bambaata when he found favour with him and making of music became an ideal that is worth of sin. Next steps of his career were to buy 2 decks plus mixer and trying out himself in dj'ing. Electromonter aka Robodrum is trying to mix breakbeat with electro bass which he can expand in Szczecin's clubs (Alter Ego, Mezzoforte, Crossed). His producer achievements is over a dozen tracks. For Robodrum the most important is quality not quantity, which is reflected in little amount of his publications. The effect of his producer work is The Message album, publicated in polish label Elektropunkz Recordz. Interests? 808 bass, robots, past, present, armageddon!

mind destruction /demo/

robodrum