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ft. Blackeye MC, Bryan Gee, Double O, Equinox, Forest Drive West, Mantra, Sound Art Hannah & Sweetpea

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Rupture x FOLD: The Opening Weekend - 11 August 2021

Broadcast live on www.onlyoldskoolradio.com on Wednesday 12th January 2022, an hour mix showcasing tracks released on vinyl from the Moscow, Russia based label Okbron Records.

TRACKLIST
1. Voyager - Possessions (OKBR 005)
2. Krust - Arizona (OKBR 010)
3. Pariah - Urban Score (OKBR 003)
4. Ant To Be - Nineteen (OKBR 009)
5. G-Force - Proximity (OKBR 015)
6. Forme - In Your Dreams (OKBR 011)
7. DJ Levi - Airstream (OKBR 020)
8. PFM & Tayla - The Submarine Tune (OKBR 008)
9. Probe One - Celestial (OKBR 019)
10. Pariah - The Cosmos (OKBR 022)
11. Pariah - Montage (OKBR 003)
12. PFM - For Carol (OKBR 017)
13. Method One & Stunna - Coda (OKBR 021)

RHAWK RADIO MIX

R Hawk - Okbron Records Special Part 1 - Only D&B - 12 January 2022

Yesterday's Show with Tim Reaper is online!

IDs Philo 
dreadmaul & Philo - Tree spirit [unreleased]
Fixate - Window Seat [forthcoming Exit Records]
Aeon Four - Radiant
Breakage - So Vain
DJ Sashay - Feel The Vibe
Tire - Emboscada (Pryzma Rework)
RUZ - Billy Lion
Synkro - Luminous (Paradox Remix)

IDs Tim Reaper 
Tin Tin - Untitled AA2
Electronic Experienced - IQ
Dev/Null, Dwarde & Tim Reaper - Exoplanet
Tango & Fallout - Positive Chaos (Mix 1)
The Deceivers - Darkness Becomes You
Hi-Fi Power - Chill Out (Part 1)
Ellis Dee - Can't Believe It's Real
S&A - Vol. 1 (Side A)
Jim Polo & Neil Vass - Rolling Energy (DJ SS Drum & Bass Mix)
Jumping Jack Frost - Osmosis
DJ Kid Twist - Dope On Plastic
Smooth But Hazzardous - Push Up The Levels
Visa - Let Me See Ya Move (Stu Allan '93 Mix)
Force Mass Motion - Esthisis
Love Dove Jay - Body Risers
Chaos & Julia Set - Atmosphere
Liquid Aliens - Trip Toon
The Anthill Mob - Black Rushin
Techno Bros - We Are... Techno Bros
Dark Voice - Dark Night
Response & Pliskin - Persecution
Dwarde & Tim Reaper - Globex Corp Vol. 8 B1
RonWellsJS - Alta Ignota
Worldwide Epidemic - Pulse 33

220309 - Take a Break on jungletrain.net feat Tim Reaper

Loxy live from Rupture 7th Birthday

Read our interview with @mantra and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/MantPod

Groove Podcast 379

Tracklist

Groove Podcast 379 - Mantra

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Across The Board w/ Baronna - Subtle Radio - 25/05/2023

Some meandering words...

Whenever Glastonbury rolls around I am reminded of two key things: my Dad, and my old rave tapes. It is possible I have attached a disproportionate significance to the latter, given that attending the festivals in 92/93/94 were all-consuming, life-changing experiences, but the tapes I bought there remain as the only physical artifacts from those halycon days. The first two years I got in free with my Dad's band (K-Passa, if you're interested; they're still going), and so I would often end up wandering the festival alone without a plan, chatting to randoms and just soaking up the atmosphere.  1992 is strongest in my memory - I recall my Dad shoving me into the band's transit van at the start of the journey; this contained both the band and several crates of K cider liberated from a student ball they'd played the night before. Father wisely opted to drive solo in the family car and was probably fairly amused to see his 16-year-old son emerge from the conveyance into the festival around lunchtime, extremely drunk and almost delirious in his need for a piss. And so it began. K-Passa were ejected from the backstage area by teatime in advance of Van Morrison's arrival, at which point I was amused to see a few middle-aged ladies behind a crash barrier waiting for the secret guest, Tom Jones. I don't recall any knickers being thrown at that point. I was lucky enough to see a few big name acts, but oddly, after cross-referencing against the three line-up posters, I can't pin them. Could have sworn I saw 808 State, or some other 'stadium techno' group - The Orb maybe? Inexplicably the only ones I recall for sure were the grunge band L7 (awesome, but shhhh... we don't talk about that), Galliano, and US3 at the jazz stage ... or was it Oui 3 ... fuck's sake. Look, the real holy grail for this rave kiddy was hanging around the various rave stalls throughout the lazy days, and then after the main stage curfews, dancing way into the small hours without the need for pharmaceutical assistance ... ok that came later ... I was just high on the vibe, man. 

You didn't ask, but the Glastonbury rave tapes I acquired were:

DJ Ace "We 'R' Hardcore"
Dave Angel at Tokyo Sex Whale, Bristol
Fabi Paras at Tokyo Sex Whale, Bristol
Some Carl Cox double pack (forgotten)
Obsession NYE 93/94 - Trevor Rockliffe, Easygroove, Joey Beltram 
DJ Sy at Club Adrenalin
Ellis Dee at Club Adrenalin

Why am I talking about all of this? My tastes back then were all over the place - hardcore/jungle obviously, techno, breakbeat, indie, grunge, jazzy hip hop, gangsta rap, ambient, dub ... but the specific Dave Angel tape above has become a central symbol of those glorious raving days of summers gone by. Jazzy, melodic electronica, sunny, positive and uplifting, transitioning into headbanging techno. I already did one tribute to Dave's unique style back in lockdown ... don't mind telling you I've played it countless times since and for me it's hard to top, but I've had a fair crack at it here. Part three is waiting in the wings. If you made it this far, thanks for reading. Enjoy the mix.

Dave Angel - Timeless [Blunted]
Dave Angel - Shuffle [Blunted]
MLO - Samarkand (Dave Angel Mix) [Aura Surround Sounds]
Love Inc. - The Look Of Love [Force Inc]
Dave Angel - Rotation [Rotation]
Point Zero - Point Zero [Rotation]
Sunshower - Sunshower [Prime]
Jeff Mills - Casa [Axis]
Katana - Erotmania [Think Green]
Trance Induction - Special Format [Prime]
Underground Resistance - The Final Frontier [Underground Resistance]
Suburban Knight - Nocturbulous [Underground Resistance]
Millsart - Step To Enchantment (Stringent) [Axis]
Nico - Oh Yeah! (Dark Treatment) [Instinct]
Dave Clarke - Protective Custody [Bush]
Drax - Interior [Trope]
Morgan Wild Project - Analog Flash [Buzz]
Dave Angel - Lust [R&S]

In-Flight Entertainment II

In-Flight Entertainment II (Dave Angel Tribute)

In The Mix - The finest DJs from across the globe - and from every end of the genre spectrum – doing what they do best, sharing the music they love.

David Double O is best known as the man behind long running club night (and now label) Rupture, which continues to fly the flag for the junglist, breakbeaty side of d&b. But he’s also been a DJ and producer of note for many years, as the wonderous grooves of his just-released album Firm Meditation – and this equally accomplished hour long In The Mix session - prove beyond doubt.

In the Mix: Double O

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FIRST 30MINS - PESSIMIST
THE REST - LOXY
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Rupture with Double O & Mantra - 09 December 2020

Peace and respects, music is life!!!!

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