For the twelfth episode of Quantum Jolly (one year!!!!) the host takes us on a perilous yet introspective journey through viscous and jagged sonic territories, space debris of electro expeditions and on through the ambient rave cosmos. Enjoy the trip. xx

Tracklist

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Shawn Rudiman - Another Imminent Collapse
Batu - Don’t
Lorenzo Senni - Zeroth-order Approximation
Object Blue - The Princess Is no Longer at this Address
Bergsonist - Faith Game
Camilla Fuchs - Settle Down
De Grandi - Ah Ouais Hein
Tapir - Timpani
Dervisis - zeϊ بك
Code Walk - Streak
Reedale Rise - Eternal Return
Aril Brikha - Ottil
Ménage - Teambuilders
Lanark Artefax - Touch Absence
DiSKOP - The Spirit

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O.Xander - 24 Janvier 2024

DjSport is back this month with a session focussed on calisthenics.
Expect an hour of heavy gravity and body weight leverage to challenge your fitness level.

Tracklist at: www.radioflouka.com/shows/calisthenics-with-djsport-25-01-2024

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Calisthenics with DjSport - 25/01/2024

*MC* It's Narathip! The Amsterdam-based DJ comes through with a heavy low-end mix that captures the essence of experiencing a soundsystem for the first time again. 

A cultural curator who does it all, Narathip runs the booking agency and music platform Rhythmic Culture, hosts a regular radio show on Echobox as well as works in-house at local juggernaut Dekmantel. Late last year, Narathip celebrated 7 years of Rhythmic Culture which initially started as a Soundcloud channel and has now expanded into a booking agency - with the likes of AliA, Lieke TR, Lolo Batten, Low End Activist, ojoo, Photonz and more on their roster - and last year saw the launch of their record label with a release from Zohar & Mika Oki followed by Keita Sano. To celebrate their 7th birthday, Rhythmic Culture took over Skatecafe for an all killer, no filler event with Identified Patient, Askmelater, Lieke TR, Madba, Max Abysmal, Photonz and Thrills in +41. 

In the below interview, we get to know Narathip a little more as we chat through his musical history, relationship with creativity, inspirations and approach to his craft. Plus he takes us on a deep dive into the bass bin with podcast 179. 

https://www.untitled909.com/untitled-909-podcast-179-narathip/

@narathip-ams
@rhythmicculturerecords

Untitled 909 Podcast 179: Narathip

AM Podcast #81 - YOKEL

[13.03.2024]

A guest show of deep and weird electronics featuring Fingers of God (Wien), Sam Purcell (Ldn/Wien) & Toupaz (Graz)

Blank Mind #1 w/ Fingers of God, Sam Purcell & Toupaz

https://etherwerkz.bandcamp.com/album/va-ascension-vol-2

EtherwerkZ is back with "Ascension Vol. 2", the leftfield-infused second volume of their VA series, once again serving up high vibrational frequencies to create that magic transcendental dance floor experience.


The compilation kicks off with a heavy, raw halftime/bass-hole riddim from Bristol Amity collective's unstoppable Soundboy Elpac, who has delivered nothing but fire output in 2024

Xen Chron returns to the label with his Xenology-influenced style, sounding something like a 2-stepish take on Autechre remixing a track by Stinson's legendary Transllusion project, perfectly exemplifying his USA - UK relation and connection.

UK bass first team player Product Toss keeping game deep and rolling, but a bit more percussive and bassy, preparing the road perfect for the late night driving in Kid Kun-s German whip with his sub-loaded darkside stepper.

Mexico City's exciting underground club scene don Octoptic delivers an idm-ish technoid breakbeat weapon, ideal for late-night club workoutz.

Tokyo's Albino Sound continues the frequency invasion via his experimental street-style psychedelic techno, of course with key elements from the UK bass sound and scene (the foundation of this subterranean compilation).

Then, label top boy Iggy presents his new project "5DJ EssΞncƎ". A 2-step, warp-drive bass-powered journey to outer space, somehow dark and ethereal at the same time with an ambient Lee Gamble-style outro as well as a powerful message via TikTok!

On closing duty, Hungarian sound artist Audio Compression provides ambient bliss therapy for listeners' minds, slowly sinking into ethereal depths, taking us to new levels of this magic ascension.


Massive shouts to all the soundboys and the rest of the fam for making all this happen. The truth is out once again!

@elpacuk
@cleamy 
@ptoss 
@kidkunmusic
@octoptic
@hirotaka-umetani
@audiocompress

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Artwork by www.instagram.com/annexmarrie/

The ascension of Earth is underway, marking a new phase in our evolution on this magnificent planet. It is cruical now that we unite as one for the collective well-being of humanity.



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https://csandkreme.bandcamp.com/album/orange

Snoopy is hard to follow up. The same brilliant musicality is lavished on Orange — a combination of unmistakably original, skittering drum programming, startlingly fresh instrumental interjections, creepily invocatory voices, and dubwise treatments — giddily imbued with the dark arts of ritual and seance. But Orange is more gripping, focussed and urgent, more intense and ambitious. Next level.

Its first quarter presents a trio of forays in suspense.
Bassline squares up like an epic psych-funk grinder, with a moody guitar line traversed by ticking drum patterns and faint electric crackle. In no time the guitar is staggering and stammering under the duress of echo and distortion, and over-run with percussive electronics and the first of the voices massing in the music’s head. The mood has quickly become more trepidatious. We're deeper underground; it’s gloomier, wetter.
Shred propulsively ratchets up the tension and menace. Glazily tentative xylophone is played against slashing, nervy cello. The voices are more strangulated and sick now. Flutes and chimes evoke the same kind of beautiful, contaminated efflorescence which is pictured on the LP’s front cover.
Voice Of The Spider makes easier progress across this cavernous, shadowy, dripping terrain, with funky pads and Nasty, eighties, No Wave electric bass; woozy chimes, non-plussed keys, singing-in-tongues.

Pink Mist marks an arrival, or unbottling, with annunciatory church-organ and choral voices from the off, and a newly relaxed, head-nodding kosmische rhythm.

Mandarin is a short, beat-less and voice-free interlude for piano and bass. It's reflective and nostalgic, ambivalent and inconclusive, with a lovely snatch of melody. A bridge half-way.

Would You Like A Vampire is a triumphant, mesmerizing go at New Folk, with strummed acoustic guitar, descant song, and jazzily restless drum programming (including a tasty bass-bin trembler). Amazingly, Conrad Standish is joined at the mic by none other than Bridget St John. Together they sing 'Earth is Paradise’ so repeatedly and tremulously — and the song is cut off so abruptly at the end — it seems as if the verb is teetering on the past tense, and hymn fading into valediction and catastrophe.

Similarly Storm Rips Banana Tree begins idyllically enough, with a CS-&-Kreme-style raga… before something like an immense, obliterative drill starts up. Harpsichord and organ — by James Rushford — and flutes, and clapping, distant chanting and insectile percussion steadily leaven the dread, till finally all that is left is lapping water.
It’s an epic, deeply immersive, compelling, thought-provoking, twenty-minute finale… the coup de grâce. 
credits
released November 4, 2022

Written and produced by CS + Kreme
Bass, drum programming, nylon string guitar, vocals - Conrad Standish
Keyboards, electronics - Sam Karmel
Vocals on Would You Like A Vampire - Bridget St John
Portative organ, Wurlitzer and harpsichord on Storm Rips Banana Tree - James Rushford

Mastered and cut by Noel Summerville

Photography and design by Will Bankhead

Poster photo collage by Kit MacArthur

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CS + Kreme – Storm Rips Banana Tree

The Pelvic Dancefloor - Tamada (Avril 2024)

Opp Nord I (Kora001)
Compiled by: Kora Sounds
Mastering by: Stephan Matthieu at Schwebung Mastering
Artwork by: Simon Børresen

Thodén - Void Charge

Weird computer sounds and also dj as DJ Sterni.
And Quantum Jolly host on @threadsradio every 4th Thursday

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