NRML017: Dan White/Khotin - Split

A1: Dan White - Grey Bishop
A2: Dan White - No No No
B1: Khotin - Sorry Sequence
B2: Khotin - AT07

Available on 12" and digital - https://normalswelcome.bandcamp.com/album/dan-white-khotin-split-nrml017

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Dan White/Khotin - Split 12" (NRML017)

The fact we've fielded several mixes from Bristol-based artists and DJs over the duration of our podcast series thus far is a reflection of the city's enduring musical health. It's no coincidence that these mixes from Ekoplekz, Hodge, Ishan Sound, The Kelly Twins and Don't Be Afraid boss Semtek have been among our favourites in the series too. We can add to this list Rhythmic Theory, a man who has committed a wealth of sub-heavy material to local Bristol labels since first surfacing on Chris Farrell and Shanti Celeste's BRSTL back in 2012 with the Twilight Distinction 12".

Whilst his background remains something of a mystery, there can be no denying Rhythmic Theory's potency as a producer who channels the soundsystem heritage of Bristol into a brand of heavyweight corroded techno that sounds thoroughly fresh. Having recently inaugurated Berceuse Heroique offshoot Ancient Monarchy, this year will see a debut Rhythmic Theory album surface through Idle Hands whilst the producer also has material forthcoming on Blackest Ever Black's A14 series.

What better time to reach out for a mix from Rhythmic Theory then? Among the 72 odd minutes of music contained within his submitted selection you will find a rare airing of R&B, a studio collaboration between Rhythmic Theory and the perma-smiling Bruce, forthcoming Kowton, cuts from Joey Anderson and Omar S and hints of the aforementioned upcoming RT material for Idle Hands and A14. We also secured a somewhat rare round of questions and answers with Rhythmic Theory covering how he came to work with Bruce, what to expect from his upcoming debut album and the influence of jungle in his productions. 

You can read that here: http://bit.ly/1G6yvWM

Tracklisting:

1. Dalhous - He Was Human And Belonged With Humans (Blackest Ever Black)
2. Samuel Kerridge - In And Out (Horizontal Ground)
3. Via Maris - Paradox (Forthcoming BodyDrive)
4. Rolan Vega - Playlite (Community Library)
5. Omars - Oasis #1 (FXHE)
6. R&B (Rhythmic Theory And Bruce) - The Taint That Broke The Fall
7. Joey Anderson - Join Her (UMHS)
8. Alfabet - Hell Of A Samba (Rush Hour Recordings)
9. Batu - Numen (Hotline Recordings)
10. CC Not - [303 IMUX] (Acting Press)
11. Gas - Untitled 1 (Mille Plateux)
12. Kontext - Falling To Weightlessness (Immerse Records)
13. Micawber - Satelite Systems (Sylphe)
14. Rhythmic Theory - Spirits Of Duality (Forthcoming Blackest A14)
15. Kowton - On Repeat (Forthcoming Livity)
16. Lighter - Skankers
17. Alex Coulton - Sinners
18. Rhythmic Theory - Future Tense (Forthcoming Idle Hands)

Juno Plus Podcast 116:  Rhythmic Theory

Dj Guy - Revival2 (Recorded In 1999)

FROM THE UPCOMING 7" ON EST. 83' RECORDS.  THIS RECORDING IS FROM A DEMO CASSETTE FOUND IN DETROIT, MI.  THERE IS NO INFO AS TO WHO, WHEN, OR WHERE THIS DEMO WAS RECORDED...BUT IT WAS JUST TOO GOOD TO NOT SHARE IT! 

EST.83- 04  UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN CASSETTE (FIT'S EDIT)

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Snare 018 - Duckett (Live)

All tracks are the exclusive live material produced and recorded by Duckett.

Snare 018 - Duckett (LIve)

Label : 	 Mindtours
Cat no.	 MT18
Artist :	 Steevio
Title :	 Modular Techno Vol 4
Style : 	 Techno
Label Art : Suzybee
Release :   late June 2016

'Following the release of 2015’s Animistas album on Mindtours, Steevio returns with the fourth and final volume in the Modular Techno series after starting the project in 2012. 
Initially conceived in 2009 as he moved his studio practice towards a purely outboard, analogue, modular synthesiser set up, the Modular Techno series has charted the development of Steevio’s exploration of this working practice both on record and on stage. The work involved in live appearances across the UK and Europe over the past four years have fed into the creative process, with rehearsals for sets often yielding the material that has ended up on vinyl. 
Volume 4 is arguably the darkest instalment in the series to date, dealing in a strict economy of minimalist rhythms and off-key melodic touches while still easily identified as the unmistakable tones and distinctive grooves of Steevio. In the grand tradition of techno as visionary music, the dystopian tone that lingers throughout Modular Techno Vol 4 points to a future of uncertainty, but this is far from nihilistic music; always within the darkness remains a glimmer of hope.' - words Oli Warwick 

A1. Llwybr
A2. Ymwrthedd
B1. Cysegr
B2. Cyferbynnu

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Modular Techno Vol 4  Steevio - Mindtours  MT18 mp3clips release July 4th 2016

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Al Tourettes - Reality Hostess

A1: Original Mix
A2: Paradroid's Electronic Bear Hug Remix

Paradroid - Brother Rides The Jailhorse

B1: Original Mix
B2: Al Tourettes Remix

Mastered by Jack 'Jacko' Adams @ Optimum Mastering, Bristol

Forthcoming on 12" and download, Schmorgasbord 2012.
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Al Tourettes - 'Reality Hostess' (Paradroid's Electronic Bear Hug Remix) CLIP

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