As Western-inspired pop music flooded into Lithuania in the early 1990s, many former popular rock styles were driven underground, none more so than it's hardcore punk scene. 

60 minutes of tracks from a vital era in Lithuanian punk, selected by NTS in collaboration with Serge.

https://www.nts.live/shows/the-nts-guide-to/episodes/nts-guide-to-90-s-lithuanian-punk-25th-january-2023

NTS Guide to: 90's Lithuanian Punk 250123

Machine Gun Funk, Part II

E.O.Y. INTERVIEW + MIX > inverted-audio.com/mix/tzusing

With the shadow of 2018 looming upon us and lots to celebrate after another busy year at the office, we had to put the IA mix series in the hands of someone with a broad enough scope of skills and true balls of steel! We're proud to present @tzusing as the man in charge of our epic last-ditch stand before we attack the new year, pedal to the metal.

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IA MIX 263 Tzusing

Tracklist, high-quality download + exclusive free track from the artist that comes along with this mix only available for Pinkman District subscribers: pinkman.bandcamp.com/pinkman-district

After his debut release on Pinkman last month, the madman returns to deliver the second Pinkman Podcast. This mix is dedicated to the wonderful world of budget glue. Whether you use it for home improvement or just recreation, Ernestas can give you a personal advice based on your needs. You can find him at his home base DT camp this summer for your personal consultation. For now, enjoy this mix!

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PNKMIX-02 | Ernestas Sadau - Sticky Glue

Making their debut on Crimes Of The Future are Betonkust & Innershades with ‘Forever In Boccaccio’ their homage to the legendary Belgian nightclub & neon lit club scene which no longer really exists. Made in January 2017 under grey Belgian skies, while listening to a lot of New Beat, Acid & Trance. Belgian sadness & melancholy all the time, fries & beer every day. People would go out from from Friday till Monday afternoon, imagine 60 hours in a club? Feels like forever, thats where the title came from. The ’88 side features the title track & ‘In Love With A Girl Who Doesn’t Exist’ both very much recalling the heyday of the Belgian New Beat scene. ‘Jambers At The Carat Club’ & ‘The Return Of Van Rossem’ over on the ’92 side move with the changing tastes as the years passed, harder edged & with more of an Acid feel.

88 Side.
1. Forever In Boccacio.
2. In Love With A Girl That Doesn't Exist.
92 Side.
1. Jambers At Carat Afterclub.
2. The Return Of Van Rossem.

OUT SOON!

Betonkust & Innershades - Forever In Boccaccio EP (COTF015) >CLIPS<

Minimal Mondays Mix no. 14! Coming from a DJ who's familiar to the audience as Savage. Usually going on darker, EBM-ish techno roads, this time he connects different styles with a pinch of an ending summer. Enjoy!

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Fresh mix by Ernestas Sadau the man behind the Digital Tsunami and Dt Camp. Ernestas is a long time friend and have nice work on music with his podcast series and his party around the world the last decade.  His first EP was on Pinkman with more to come in the future. 

https://soundcloud.com/ernestas_sadau
https://soundcloud.com/digitaltsunami
https://digital-tsunami.org/

Phormix Podcast #136 Ernestas Sadau

Dekmantel Festival 2018

Parrish Smith at Dekmantel Festival 2018

Like his name suggests, Black Merlin is something of a wizard. His music is drenched in worldly sounds and colourful cultures, not least his forthcoming Kosua album, a second on Island of The Gods. Inspired by his love affair with the island of Papua New Guinea, it features recordings of the local tribes, jungle sounds, wildlife and ancient dance customs so is a living and breathing document that immediately transports you to the southwestern Pacific. It comes after years of dizzyingly diverse releases on the likes of Pinkman, Mannequin and She Lost Kontrol that mix up EBM, techno, ambient and house, plus collaborative projects such as Karamka and Spectral Empire. 

His 90 minute mix for us is as stylish and unrestricted as you would expect, and given that we’re in Halloween month, it feels like it’s come just at the right time. Starting out with soot black apoca-disco, it traverses its way through study industrial, urban desolation and factory floors in meltdown. It’s mechanical and shadowy, but always filled with a sense of tension and suspense that keeps you enthralled.

Machine Gun Funk, Part II

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