Work: Electronic / Minimal / Electronica / Techno / Deep / Drone / Space

Sometimes so much modern classical and ambient music drives me to a desire to cut it up a bit. Slice all of those expanding pads with a sharp-edged and surgically-precise glitchy blade, which is an intrinsic part of my sonic DNA. With that said, I can always rely on the trusted raster to serve me a delicious cocktail of spiked-up goodness. In the case of their latest album, scheduled to drop this upcoming Friday, November 25th, the master chef, chief surgeon, and dystopian storyteller is the one and only Franck Vigroux, who, albeit has not appeared on these pages in the past, has been on my radar for many years, particularly from his releases on Leaf, Monotype, Aesthetical, and Matière Mémoire. In 2020 Vigroux appeared on this Chemnitz-based (Germany) artistic platform with his album, Ballades Sur Lac Gelé. This follow-up, titled Magnetoscope, is part of the same series of releases that "interrelate strict and cool analogue sounds, drum machines and noise landscapes in an epic, almost cinematic way." The title and the synth sounds which appear throughout the album (and on a piece which I'm premiering for you today) refer to the "terrifying time" of the 80s. The influences of "Blade Runner" as watched through an old VHS tape, the sounds of a warped cassette tape left out to melt in your steaming brick of a car in the parking lot, the unruly analogue music machines that never followed your directions and seemed to have a mind of their own - all of this is here, on Magnetoscope.

Magnetoscope

Paris NYC

TRACK PREMIERE : Franck Vigroux - Paris NYC

Tracklisting/Info:
http://www.self-titledmag.com/2014/07/01/ne153-an-exclusive-mix-by-daniel-miller/

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DTP#21 - Erkko

Erkko made this all vinyl mix for our series.
Based in Helsinki and rooted in the late 90s/early 2000s finnish electro scene he's now co-hosting the kätkö event series.

This mix takes you on a trip through an eclectic world of electro. Bleepy, doomy, (fever-)dreamish and back, ending with "a few more recent tracks from finnish friends" to put it in his own words. 
Let's have a dive.
https://soundcloud.com/erkko

Tracklist:
Michel Houellebecq – Célibataires
Clatterbox – Rosetta Complex
Passarani – Phonok
DJPP – Rippin'
The Consumer – Solve The System
Ibrahim Alfa – Untitled
Lazercat – Droplets
Mesak – (I Want) Blood!
Aquatrax – Flash
Frame – Abstract 3132
Sandbenders – Eyes Does The Sidecar
DJ Overdose – Back In The Jungle
Gyromaniac – Thermoplast
Jeku – Breaking Even
Airlocktronics – Untitled
Mesak – Katosi
Cult Of Spakling – Waters (Just The Arps Edit)
DJ Lifegoals – Green

DTP#21 - Erkko

Espacio Perpendicular radio show at 9128.live by Doozer

In 2023, a new private space opened in Madrid with the goal to become a meeting point purely for the enjoyment and discovery of underground music. Since 2022, Espacio Perpendicular has broadcasted some of its many meetings and recordings here on 9128.live. 2024 sees the second season of the programme.

For the first week of 2024 and the return of the Espacio Perpendicular weekly program, we have a colorful mix by one of the heads of the EP project, Doozer, responsible for brokenloop podcast series.

Radio Show #11 - Doozer

Endri w/ Gent - Aaja Channel 2 - 26 11 23

Dj SURGE + NEBBIERI - LOW FUZZ x MUTANT RADIO [o6] [30.12.2023]

Avant-garde musician and composer Jim O'Rourke pulls stops by once a month, pulling an hour of picks from his extensive record collection. 
https://www.nts.live/shows/jim-o-rourke/episodes/jim-o-rourke-25th-january-2024

Jim O'Rourke 250124

@Pillen Dj set @ SubRadio Bcn / 27.01.24 / 19.00.-20.00

Recorded at Absenta del Raval

Live Transmission On Fridays from 7.30 to 9.45 PM

Check out the full audiovisual set here: https://youtube.com/live/1klVxivdHtU?feature=share

Artwork: @JavierMarimon (IG: @ javiermrmn )

Supported by Suburbia Bcn, Absenta del Raval & RUSC

Pillen @ SubRadio Bcn / 27.01.24

@xlsior <3 </3
Recorded live at Spanners, London

Excelsior Ruth @ forecast, 09.12.23

First show of 2024 NTS Radio residency ft. -

1. Jean-Philippe Gross, Xavier Charles, Franz Hautzinger, Lionel Marchetti - Tsstt ! 1
2. Straytone - (Drone Works 2020-) - 03
3. Jean-Philippe Gross - Effet d'empreinte
4. Straytone - (Drone Works 2020-) - 04
5. batchas - A break in continuity Nr. 1
6. Phil Julian - Offsetter
7. Pierce Warnecke - ILikeIkea
8. r.c. hoffmann - Rings of Dissolution
9. Ben Carey - Depth
10. Kali Malone - Passage Through the Spheres
11. Pauline Patie - Bulle d'air
12. vactrolog - stromwandlungschall 2
13. David Chesworth - Five Evolutionary Things 1979 Part 5
14. Horacio Vaggione - Schall
15. Horacio Vaggione - 24 Variations
16. Jaap Vink - Stroma

Beau Beaumont - NTS (03.02.24)

Sibling Special: Jenny & Jack Rollo (2/3/24)

Welcome to the 177th chapter of the Deep Electronics Podcast. A weekly released podcast that brings you a diversity of deep related music. This weeks set is mixed by Hysteria & Steve Duncan from Patterns of Perception.


About Patterns of Perception:

Patterns of Perception embodies experimental textures and deep atmospheric sounds, inspired by the dissonance between the natural and the industrial.

Bio:

Hysteria and Steve Duncan are members of Patterns of Perception - a Berlin-based collective that explore the hypnotic depths of techno & electronica. Through regular club nights and a podcast series, they provide a platform for artists to share their unique vision.

This contribution to the Deep Electronics podcast draws inspiration from a storm the Australian duo encountered whilst travelling through the Austrian alps some months ago.

Experiencing moments of meteorological beauty, calm, energy and bleakness amidst the rain and snow, the pair felt compelled to record their visions and emotions, resulting in this mix which was pieced together in months that followed.

Tracklist:

01. Millie & Andrea - Quay
02. Mosam Howieson - Spirals 7
03. Patrick Siech - Genome (Sebastian Mullaert Remake)
04. Conforce - Oasis
05. Dino Sabatini - Trance State
06. Nicole Rosie - Chambered Nautilus
07. Forest Drive West - System
08. Terminal Sync - Vantaa
09. Lucy - Canticle of Creatures
10. Leo Anibaldi - Evocation Part II
11. Sistal - L1
12. Ogive - Refractaise
13. Kane Ikin - Street Flare
14. natural/electronic.system - Terrae Nullius
15. Mosam Howieson - IV
16. DJ Guy - Whale Song
17. Gunnar Haslam - Kjolle
18. Anthony Linell - Genesis
19. Sandwell District - Untitled 
20. Tropic of Cancer - I Woke Up and the Storm Was Over

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/patternsofperception

https://soundcloud.com/imhysteria

https://soundcloud.com/steve-duncan

Photography and Design by Jeroen

Deep Electronics Podcast # 177 - Hysteria & Steve Duncan (Patterns of Perception)

Novel rhythms from a vital London artist.

@parris_dj

Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=628

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RA.628 Parris

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Mano Le Tough Tech House Mix | Boiler Room x AVA festival

Ploy released his first record on Batu's label Timedance in 2016 followed by 3 more records for the label and also releases on Hessle Audio and Hemlock. He is one of the most exciting new producers from the UK and we hope you enjoy his contribution to our podcast series!

Interview: http://iliantape.de/ilian-tape-podcast-series-029/

ITPS029 PLOY

With this mix I just wanted to present some music from my mates and their various labels but tie it together with some older stuff that still informs how I approach production. There's a good crew of people in, around, or connected to Manchester at the moment. Their output, as well as the many days and nights spent together within the bowels of The White Hotel have shaped this mix.  These tunes have a few elements in common, like: being a bit rude, having a kind of 'spooky' feel, being rhythmically playful whilst retaining as much forward momentum as possible.

01	La Peste - Il Y A [1.4, 1.5, 1.6] (Hangars Liquides)
02	Franziska Lantz - ds organ (Global Warming Records)
03	Via Maris - Miasma (Mistry)
04	Szare - Occupied Territory (unreleased)
05	Siete Catorce - Susurro (Hypermedium)
06	Sleeparchive - Radio Transmission (Sleeparchive)
07	NHK - 845 (Diagonal)
08	Container - Slush (Liberation Technologies)
09	Franziska Lantz - bs (Global Warming Records)
10	Ploy - Roy's Rolls (Timedance)
11	Szare - Translocated (Different Circles)
12	Gábor Lázár - Propel (forthcoming on The Death Of Rave)
13	Beneath - Special Offer (Mistry)
14	Physical Therapy - This Techno Tool Track Kills Fascists (Physically Sick)
15	AQXDM - Ballad 02 (Bedouin Records) 
16	Fraxinus - Stone Drums (Her Records)
17	Age Coin - Vesey (Posh Isolation)
18	Simo Cell - Consider The Internet (Timedance)
19	Javelin [Acre] - Bones (unreleased)
20	Paradon’t - Chuwangk Kyuh Hay (thrd mpct) (Disk)
21	Shadows - Particles Of Life (Opal Tapes)

Szare were formed during a game of darts at the Royal Oak pub in South Manchester. With the first transmission coming via a Horizontal Ground white label in 2009 under the 19.26.1.18.5 pseudonym, and have since released music under the Szare moniker through Frozen Border, Idle Hands, Field Records, Project 13, among others. Now operating out of The Peak District as the solo project of Andrew Diaczuk — with Jack Coulton retaining a seat on the security council as an occasional contributor —  the enigmatic bass-techno hybrid is gearing up to release some of it’s most ambitious and definitive works thus far, with an EP on Mumdance & Logos Different Circles imprint and two other as yet undisclosed releases lined up for 2018. Late last year saw an appearance on Tommy 47’s eponymous 47 labels most recent compilation; 47007, following up from an EP for Delsin’s off-shoot imprint Field recordings, alongside a slew of live dates and DJ shows across the EU.

https://soundcloud.com/szare
https://twitter.com/SZARE19261185
https://www.instagram.com/szare.19.26.1.18.5

Electronic Explorations - 499

499 - Electronic Explorations

Szare - 499 - Electronic Explorations

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