urwaxx introduces new street music teknology

release date // 30.11.21

@dj-torture - Pump Ya Breakz
@fromtheback - U Can Hit It
@mruffing - Melisana Booster feat. Jose Fleury
@dobriydrug - Glock 17 Ghettotech Edit
@nasty-king-kurl - Swimming Pools
@djfrankie63 - P4RTY 1N D4 R00M
@ostapbanger - 0030
@clubcab - Body Percussion
@guchon - Ghetto Robots Don_t Lie
@kutyma - Rock Remix
@kset-dex - Many Lifetimes

Mastering: @djanunakk
Art: https://elchulito.art/

Street Teknology sampler

Running Up That Hill (acoustic cover)

Veronica Vasicka presents a monthly 2-hour show featuring the lost synth-wave treasures she has archived from the late 70s and early 80s, along with other iconic underground electronic music drawn from over four decades. Expect to hear exclusive tracks from releases on her seminal Minimal Wave and Cititrax labels plus cassette-only and private press rarities. 
https://www.nts.live/shows/veronica-vasicka/episodes/veronica-vasicka-31st-october-2023

Minimal Wave w/ Veronica Vasicka 311023

After working his magic on the Amsterdam underground, young DJ/Producer Job Sifre has finally stepped out of the shadows. He's already built up a cult following worldwide thanks to hosting a fortnightly show on Red Light Radio and getting out two solid releases on Interstellar Funk's Artificial Dance label and a more recent one on our beloved Knekelhuis. We asked Job to record a podcast for us and spoke to him about music, life and universe.

Full interview, tracklist and more info at home: https://digital-tsunami.org/music/dt/146-job-sifre

Digital Tsunami 146

Digital Tsunami 146 - Job Sifre

Controlled chaos from a sonic daredevil.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=627

Resident Advisor podcast

RA.627 Traxx

Out latest podcast comes from Lukas Danys: 5 years ago he and some friends stumbled across some busted speakers left to rot in a dumpster they set-up Untitled Tricks and began hosting small scale illegal parties in Copenhagen's off-locations and many things have happened since. We had a small talk with Danys, asking him about Untitled Tricks, Copenhagen and what goes on there.

Interview, more info, tracklist at home: https://digital-tsunami.org/music/dt/153-lukas-danys

Digital Tsunami 153

Digital Tsunami 153 - Lukas Danys

Happy new near. Moods Season Three begins with @vickisiolos offering some of her all-time favorite post-punk and goth rock selections. Her previous mixes present her ear across ambient, techno, acid, and experimental music, but she returned to some of her core influences for this one.

What story are you trying to tell with this mix?

This is the music that I turn to first—when I’m done with techno, going to parties, and prepping for gigs and recording other mixes. I listen to these artists when I need to hear something that makes me feel like me. I pulled from a small pool of beloved artists, and there are so many other artists that didn’t make the cut. I was trying to create a narrative that felt deeply personal, as if you were following me around in my headphones. I want you to enjoy this mix, but let’s be real...I made it for me.

Where did you grow up?

Deer Park, New York. People ask “Where is that [on Long Island]?” and I always say “In the middle.” It really is. I spent my first 18 years there before moving to New York City.

Can you pick one song in the mix and explain where you first listened to it?

I bought the “Lovesong” single from The Cure around 1996 because I was actually a massive Tori Amos fan in high school (don’t even get me started on Boys For Pele). I fell in love with their original version through her live covers of it at the time, and had to buy the single on principle. “Fear Of Ghosts” is the B-side and it was an instant favorite. I taped the lyrics to my bedroom wall after I typed them up, styled them in a stupid font, and printed them out. In fact, I promised myself, when I started learning how to DJ, that I would someday find a home for this song in a mix.

Do you have other memories of discovering these songs?

Bauhaus and Joy Division were all me. I started with Crackle and Heart and Soul, respectively, and immediately went as far down the rabbit hole as possible. I’ll never leave, and please don’t ever ask me to pick a favorite Bauhaus album. In fact, I have tickets to see Peter Murphy perform a Bauhaus set next week, and I am over the moon.

My partner Patrick Russell introduced me to Liaisons Dangereuses years ago as well as the Nocturne LP—I truly never knew Siouxsie until I saw that live recording. JD Twitch from Optimo put “Tube Disasters” in his 60 Minutes Of Fear mix, and I have cherished that comp ever since. The vocals are perfect in the last chorus, and I think it makes so much sense right before Siouxsie takes it to a whole new level in “Pulled to Bits.”

What do you want to say to the techno community?

Make the music that you know is missing from this world. Play only the music that you love.

Joy Division - Atrocity Exhibition
Bauhaus - Terror Couple Kill Colonel
Tones On Tail - Copper
Suicide - Ghost Rider
Section 25 - Dirty Disco
Cocteau Twins - Feathers-Oar-Blades
Liaisons Dangereuses - Etre assis Ou Danser
Bauhaus - In Fear Of Fear
A Certain Ratio - Do the Du
Tones On Tail - Rain
Martin Hannett - First Aspect Of The Same Thing
Bauhaus - Silent Hedges
Joy Division - Warsaw
Flux of Pink Indians - Tube Disasters
Siouxsie and the Banshees - Pulled to Bits
New Order - Senses
A Certain Ratio - Waterline
The Cure - Fear of Ghosts
Tones On Tail - Lions
Joy Division - Isolation
The Human League - Seconds
Love And Rockets - The Dog-End Of A Day Gone By

Vicki also has a monthly show on The Lot Radio, Bright Patterns, exploring early-morning spontaneity and expression, and she’ll soon publish The Art of the Artist Bio, an educational zine that divulges 15 years of music industry experience.

We paired her mix with a print by Patti Smith and an image of Vicki by Eric Holmes. It’s not only an artist we love very much, but both works reflect the concept of reaching back into time, toward memories, sounds, and sights we treasure as it ticks on. Keeping ourselves rooted in our past and histories is something we always cherish on Moods. Xx

Moods 22: Vicki Siolos

Golden Brown (The Stranglers cover)

TRACKLIST=> bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup

NYCTA is a project Adam X and Function have been pulling together, with many obstacles along the way, over the course of the last 10 years and this mix captures the essence of what they set out to achieve. It pays total homage to the sound and it's a sound that, in a scene where everything has already been largely reissued, hasn't had a light shone on it yet. Nugroove, yes. But this is much more than that. Though not overlooked in the history of electronic music when it comes to the early days of electro, hip hop and disco, New York City has been largely overlooked in it's contributions to the origins of techno and house music in America, while the cities of Detroit & Chicago have always taken most of the credit. Names like Joey Beltram, Frankie Bones, Lenny Dee, Tommy Musto, How & Little, Mundo Muzique, Damon Wild, Todd Terry, Kenny Dope, Ralphie Dee, Jimmy Crash, Rheji Burrell, Bobby Konders, Roger S, Blue Jean, L.B. Bad and of course Adam X were as instrumental in bringing both genres forward as the artists from the aforementioned cities.

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NYCTA 1989-91 (Adam X and Function)

#SlamRadio - 409 - NYCTA 1989-1991 (Adam X and Function)

"trampen" from the same EP is included on Fabric London's mix series, Fabric 46 mixed by Claude VonStroke
http://www.fabriclondon.com/store/fabric-46.html

De: Bug Review (has original release number prior to change):
http://de-bug.de/reviews/37328.html

“Wer haette das erwartet. Auf frankie wird es ganz schoen deep. Der titeltrack hatzwar momente, in dene die synth zwirbeln, aber hauptsaechlich geht es um die dunkle Stimme und den harschen Killerbeat, der so gelassen pumpt wit eine Platte, die schon alles gesehen hat, es nur kann. Ein track, der jeden fundamentaltechnofreund der ersten stunde umwerfen duerfte. Und auch der Rest ist extrem ungewoehnlich. Weinger frickelig als von Natur aus verscroben wirken die tracks vor allem durch ihre Bestaendigkeit, ihren Ernst. und der ist schraeg.”

translate:

"Who would expect something like this. Frankie knows how to get deep. Although the title track does have moments where the synths swirl around, the momentum is built around the dark voice and the hard killer-beat, which drives unperturbedly and with confidence. It is a track that should knock over every serious friend of basic techno. The rest is also extremely unusual. Less tampered with than naturally suspended, the tracks convince with their consistency and angular gravity."

review on ear-rational.com (has original release number prior to change):
http://www.ear-rational.com/detail.php?id=54906&searchparm=@@:R&order=&offset=


release date 29 Jun 2010
mastered by Tim Xavier at Manmade Mastering
www.manmademastering.com
written 2009

Frankie Records


Rob Van Valen - Trampen EP (frankie rec 051) Ultraviolet - Frankie Records 2010

Read our interview with Patrick here: https://www.patternsofperception.com/post/a-chat-with-patrick-russell

With a style forged in the ’90s Midwest rave scene, Patrick Russell(@ptrckrssll)'s Detroit-bred origins are still very much on show today. Now based in New York, he has found a harmony between retaining his acid-driven musical influences and broadening his palette towards the deeper and more psychedelic. A @thebunkerny resident and Labyrinth (@mindgameslaby) Festival regular, and still a key figure of Detroit’s famed No Way Back parties, Patrick has gained what borders on legendary status within the international electronic music community through a combination of integrity, hard work and uncompromising ability to weave storytelling into his work as both DJ and producer. 

Like many artists, his recent selections have ventured away from the dance floor – with the COVID era offering a freedom of exploration that’s on full show in his Patterns of Perception 76. Of the mix, Patrick says: “For some time now, I’ve been sitting on a number of tracks around the 75/150 BPM axis that I’ve been dying to play, and wanted to do so without venturing into full-on techno or electro. This seemed like the right opportunity to present them, and also throw in a few curve balls while I was at it. Challenge accepted.”

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/ptrckrssll
https://www.facebook.com/mentalux
https://twitter.com/ptrckrssll

Rob Van Valen - Trampen EP (frankie rec 051) Ultraviolet - Frankie Records 2010

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