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We are thrilled to announce a track "Stark1" from EP "Stark".
Roel Funcken has decided to release the latest tracks he produced with Cor Bolten on his Bandcamp page. Most of these tracks have been part of his DJ sets for the past two years.

Pre-orders of the EP are exclusively available on Roel's Bandcamp and the full release will be out from March 22, 2024.

▶︎ Pre-order : roelfuncken.bandcamp.com/album/stark-ep

Make sure to join us for the listening party to the Stark EP on March 22. 
https://roelfuncken.bandcamp.com/merch/stark-listening-party

Tracklist :
1. Roel Funcken & Cor Bolten - Stark1 
2. Roel Funcken & Cor Bolten - Stark2 
3. Roel Funcken & Cor Bolten - Stark3 
4. Roel Funcken & Cor Bolten - Stark4 
5. Roel Funcken & Cor Bolten - Stark5 
6. Roel Funcken & Cor Bolten - Stark6

All tracks written and produced by Roel Funcken and Cor Bolten. releases March 22, 2024
Artwork is a piece called "Pilf" - Dutch manipulated pour, acrylic, spray paint and marker on a 50 by 60 cm canvas - Roel Funcken (March 2024).
https://www.instagram.com/p/C4D73AoMx8t/

SBDM Premiere: Roel Funcken & Cor Bolten "Stark1"

@CH415 is a Dublin based, Welsh, Electro producer. He started DJing in the mid-nineties, playing mostly Detroit Techno records at clubs in Cardiff, Swansea and raves around Wales. After moving to Ireland in 2005 Chris played regularly at parties, clubs and festivals around Ireland. He’s currently focused on producing hardware electro tracks, releasing records on Furthur Electronix, Brokntoys and AC Records. The mix is a selection of some of his favorite tracks, past and present.

Uexkull - Keonigs Division
Wavejumpers - Cetacean Nation 
DMX Krew - Echelon 
Albert Van Abbe - Rytumtraks 0002 (GD remix)
Suburban Knight - Maroon
Der Zyklus - Formenverwandler
Silicon Scally - Dark Matter
Chaos - Afrogermanic 
Shifted Phases - Scattering Pulsars
Cybotron - Maintain
Der Zyklus - Der Tonimpulstest
AFX - Where’s Your Girlfriend?
Shifted Phases - Solar Wind
UR - Untitled 
Microthol - Hostile Invasion 
214 - This One’s For Rexing 
Your Favourite Martian - 808° (ST Mix) 
Anthony Rother - Don’t Stop The Beat 
Microthol - Dissonanz 
Chaos - The Safety Is Off 

Additional Resources:
https://ch415.bandcamp.com/
https://www.instagram.com/ch415_
https://www.facebook.com/CH415M

www.soundcloud.com/dvsnme

CH415

Dark Science Electro - Episode 758 - 3/22/2024 - CH415 guest mix

"128 years had passed since Earth's finest had left their scorched planet to colonise the worlds of Arcturus. Who could have thought that none of them would prove habitable! Now their home planet's most gaping wounds had healed, and returning to Earth was by far their best option. One almost had to admire the resilience of the planet's half a billion survivors, Olan thought, as the blue globe came into view through the spaceship's window. Takeover would be swift regardless."

One of the most prolific electro artists of his generation, Boris Bunnik aka Versalife (@conforce), returns to TRUST with an exceptional soundtrack for the cataclysmic times we live in. 

As neofeudalist power structures solidify around us, Versalife's tracks remain in constant flux. Subtle tonal shifts and undulating synth currents create tension and beauty while crisp machine beats provide the clockwork rhythm for humanity's march into the singularity.

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expected late may, 2024
distributed by @clone-distribution
https://clonedistribution.com/release/75823
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mastered by thomas p. heckmann at http://schnittstelle.ws
artwork by dextro_org
microstory inspired by kenzaburō ōe

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[TRUST46] VERSALIFE :: technofeudalism [out may/june 2024]

Format: Vinyl EP 12" (140-gram), Digital
Country: Australia
Release Date: May 2024
Style: Experimental, Techno

Öjskog’s debut album Dolda Byar is a study in explorative, far-reverberating industrial and techno landscapes as described by Berlin’s Hardwax record store. The remixes EP of Dolda Byar continues down the explorative and experimental path with four exceptional remixes from Notzing, Ena, BODYXVIII and Fresnal Lens.

Notzing’s Dream remake of Aatos delivers intricate time signatures and layering that produces an ethereal landscape of the original, while Ena highlights his signature micro-sampling style of organic and found sounds to deliver a twisted remix of Kefhel. BODYVXIII’s remix of Gleymdu is an opaque study in sonic experimentation and Fresnel Lens rounds off the EP with a haunting and unnerving reduction of Hanna.

Dolda Byar Remixes

Bandcamp

Öjskog - Dolda Byar Remixes [SL016]

7Rek

Moving Deeply Through the Forest
You Out of Time II
You Out of Time V
Facing A Pavement
Invisible Pavement
Dust
No

An unreleased assortment of minimal ambient tracks I have been making the last few weeks.
Thanks to Set.

https://soundcloud.com/kagamismile

KAGAMI smile presents: Unreleased Ambient Mix for Zenevloed.

Stave

https://shawcuts.bandcamp.com/album/the-flying-dagger
Title: The Flying Dagger
Artist: Cressida
Label: Shaw Cuts
Cat.: SC021
Date: 17/05/2024

Tracklisting:
A1: Cat’s Claw			
A2: Radiate	
B1: Medusa			
B2: Do I Stay
B3: Let The Devil In

Infotext:
„The Flying Dagger“ is Cressida’s first release on Shaw Cuts, which deals with themes of greed, revenge, honor, chivalry and the internal struggle between good and evil that exists within all of us. 
Yu Ying happens upon the scene of an atrocity and double murder. She outrageously kills the perpetrator, who is the son of the infamous Green Dragon Clan boss Jiao Lei. The broken rhythm and heavy hitting drums of „Cat’s Claw“ shine a light on the shocking act of violence.
Upon learning the surprising news, Jiao Lei proclaims war on her and attacks Yu Ying’s father Yu Yuan who manages to escape with his children although he gets severely injured. The pounding drums of „Radiate“ and its thrilling ambiance boosts up the family’s energy and keeps everybody safe.
The pursuit is on and Jian Lei is hell-bent on killing them all, preferentially with his throwing knifes. However, he is thwarted in his plans by the emergence of the mysterious stranger Yang Qing whose ability to throw projectiles rivals that of Jiao Lei. 
„Medusa“ and its percussive lunacy paired with unexpected groove twists guide our hero through times of many tough challenges and evil encounters.
Chief Jiao tries to tempt Yang Qing with money to join his Green Dragon Clan, but our hero can’t be bought. With the help of the furious „Do I Stay“ and its steamroll drum pattern, pushing bassline and raw atmosphere, he comes to the rescue of several victims of the Green Dragon Clan instead.
Yang Qing uses his martial proficiency to fight on the side of society, but is he strong enough for the rousing finale? The bass-heavy vibe of „Let the Devil In“ and its swirling vocal cuts blended with funky breaks and warm pads, send out one more energy before everything is heated up to the max. Step further!

The Flying Dagger

[SC021] CRESSIDA - THE FLYING DAGGER

We are insanely excited to present a crazy and non-trivial set by Cursor Miner filled with exclusive material. Cursor Miner is the musical Nom De Plume of electronic music producer Robert Tubb from Selsey,  UK. 
He has produced six albums, released on Lo Recordings, Uncharted Audio, Sine Language Records. His styles range from full-on Acidic Electro Bass club stompers to experimental New Wave synth pop, through avant garde abstract noise constructions all the way to tongue-in-cheek educational songs for infants (and the infantile at heart). 
Cursor Miner has also produced club-focused 12”s and EPs for Jerome Hill’s Don’t Recordings and Bleeper, Si Begg’s Noodles, Combat Recordings, Unbearable Recordings, Addictech, Seed Records, and more.
He has performed live sets in fifteen countries, in varied venues such as a Bohemian hilltop castle, a Soviet nuclear bunker, a disused London underground station, a Norfolk windmill, and the former headquarters of the International Olympic Committee. Legendary festival appearances include Sonar, Latitude, Glade Festival, Unorthodox Paradox, Norberg, and Bloc Weekender.
Since 2015 he has been based in Berlin, developing synthesizers and audio effects for Ableton such as Wavetable, Spectral Resonator and Meld.

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- I am about to release part two of the dystopian electro EP series Apocalypse Incorporated on Bandcamp. This will feature some of the tracks heard in this here mix. I also have a new album of songs with vocals coming out this year. This will be probably the most downtempo thing I've ever done - themed around death and mortality, jolly vibes all round!

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- I think my recent electro binge was triggered by Carl Finlow (Silicon Scally), his stuff always has that magical groove to it. Unfortunately, maybe because I'm not a DJ, I tend not really to follow labels so much I'm also quite out of touch when it comes to the current scene! Also being a bit old, “recent” to me now means anything in the last 10 years...

My music taste is also so wide ranging that the amount of time I spend actually listening to dance music has diminished quite a lot since the internet gave us access to literally anything. Outside of electronic mucic I'm also heavily into Matt Berry's stuff, I knew him from his comedy work but turns out he's a great songwriter also.
I just recently started learning to play bongos, and have this random fascination with classic funk stuff and latin big bands like Tito Puente, even though I would never make anything remotely like it I still find it inspiring rhythmically. The subtlety and feel that real percussionists manage is something for all electronic beatmakers to aspire to.

What inspires you now to create music?

- It can be all sorts, it could be a track I hear in a club that just makes me want to make something vaguely comparable, it could be a modular patching demo on youtube, or even a book. I just read The Creative Electronic Musician by Thomas Brett and its full of tips and tricks that all just make me want to fire up the stuff and get making things. Sometimes I'll just be out cycling or something and a beat or a phrase will pop into my head, I'll record it into my phone using my mouth and then months later will pick it up again and try to recreate it for real.

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- I have a Dave Smith Tempest and a Novation Summit for drum machine and synth duties, also a Eurorack system for the more crazy sound design and generative explorations. Hardware is fun and inspiring, but at the end of the day I just find I really need the precision of a DAW to get the sound I want. 

Follow:
@cminer

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