I put together a mix towards the end of Spring with records mainly sourced from Bonemill's discogs page, over the past 6-9 months I raided their store beefing out my record collection with loopy 90s techno and tribal stuff. Things start off downtempo with records from Easter(Mark Broom collab project) and Bandulu, energy peaks halfway through with a bonkers Robert Armani track (levels are a bit iffy there), things then wind down with a rhythm is rhythm inspired bit from Djinxx that's blended with some melancholic doofs courtesy of Double X. Enjoy ken fit like.

Bonemill's Discogs:  https://www.discogs.com/user/bonemill

Tracklist:
Repeat - Easter
Bandulu - Trouble Shooter
Mark Broom - Back Room
Rennie Foster – From The Ashes
Broom* & Grant* – Southsiders pt 2
Samuel L Session - Needle Drama ( Samuel L's Octave Mix )
John F. – Stone Cold
Apply Within - Change
KSR - Down From The Sky
Robert Armani - Burn Out
Ben Sims - Battle Beats One
Erase - Funky Metal Smell
User - Fourteen
Michaelangelo - Eminyea
Professor Traxx Weed People - Your Ass Is Grass
Curse – Bold Belief EP
Djinxx – Blue Flag
Double X – UnGleich in Exile

Biota brings 001: Ode to Bonemill

A Berlin legend that needs no further introduction, his knowledge in music is academic, a walking library by all means with credentials few DJs can hold a candle to, such as having been a member of The Ennio Morricone Society (MSV - Musica Sul Velluto) - seriously... @finn_johannsen brings us a two part mix of extensive research in Hip-Hop.

In his words: 
"I do not often play hip hop in clubs, but I have been listening to it since the 80s, and collecting it too. I love all kinds of hip hop, but the particular mid 90s to early 00s sound represented in these two mixes is the one I still listen to the most. I must admit that I adopted this sound quite late, as I previously preferred those records punchy and fast enough to be danced to at clubs playing disco, and then house. When the tempo slowed down in the 90s I was initially confused, well maybe even a bit annoyed. But soon enough I adapted to it, and recognized its very own appeal. Doing these mixes has occupied my mind for a while now, but it really came back to my mind during the lockdown, when I couldn't bear to listen to club music because it was just rubbing in what was missing from my life. Sometimes then I felt moody and frustrated as well, and the vibe of this helped me along. The grit, the wit, the roughness, the immensely varied and creative ways of making beats. I must admit the main purpose of these two mixes was to include all my favourite records, so I can listen to them in a row. Of course there are hip hop DJs who do that way better than me (you will probably notice that there is not a single scratch in the whole 7+ plus hours playtime, for example), and I salute them all. But I wanted to have my own personal soundtrack for whatever purpose I felt should be accompanied by this kind of music. I tried and tested it, and I am happy how well it works in different contexts, but they are all nocturnal. This is not really jiggy, mind. But I hope you like it nonetheless. The booming artwork was provided by the mighty King Kummi aka The Druffalo Graphic Squad."

Sound Metaphors Mix Series 14 : Finn Johannsen (Pt.2)

For the fiftieth edition of our podcast series, Amsterdam-based @humanspacemachine specially crafted a trippy mix. 

Mike is a Dutch dj & producer, co-owner of De Litching & Native Response Record Labels. Through his musical career, he has made appearances in Amsterdam’s Indigo Aera Records and Berlin’s On Board Music. 

Dive into his exploration of sonic realms of broken beats, deep electronics & organic jungly sounds. Enjoy the trip to the other world🚀

Cover: Atmosphere from the Harmony x Nite vibes party at Sokol Libeň (Prague, 2023)
Atmosphere makers: Michal Veltrusky, Jan Slanina
Photo Credits: Rita Baby

Harmony Rec. podcast | Human Space Machine

Warm up set from @clubcosmos Leeds Sunday chill out session.
90's deep downtempo dub, 70's roots dub cuts, psychedelic dub excursions & dub techno.

Simon Scott - Live @ Club Cosmos, Leeds (19/03/23)

As a former member of the Sicaria Sound duo, Mia Koden now is exploring wider fields and tempos of electronic bass music. With her South Sudanese and British roots she is also working across heritage, culture and community projects. Enjoy!

ITPS092 MIA KODEN

A live recording of Hamish & Toby opening the Earthling stage on Friday at Houghton 2023.

Recorded at Houghton - Hamish & Toby (2023)

Rinse FM Podcast

Ilian Tape with re:ni & Mia Koden - 03 November 2023

Recording of Human Space Machine B2B Mary Lake at Aura, Draaimolen Festival 2023, Day 1.

Human Space Machine B2B Mary Lake at Draaimolen Festival 2023

Recording of livwutang's set at Dekmantel Festival 2023.

Dekmantel Festival 2023

livwutang at Dekmantel Festival 2023

A live recording of Call Super at the Earthling stage on Saturday night in 2023.

@call-super

Recorded at Houghton - Call Super (2023)

Eazy-breezy dancefloor eclecticism from the DC wonder duo... 
https://www.nts.live/shows/beautiful-swimmers/episodes/beautiful-swimmers-5th-january-2024

Biota brings 001: Ode to Bonemill

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