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Artiste : @jonnnah
Album : Mental & Physical
Label : @worst_rec
Sortie : 18/6/21
Acheter : https://bit.ly/3xcqFgY

Tsugi Premiere : Jonnnah - Friendly Tribute

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

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

Indefinite Pitch PREMIERES. Edition 576

ALPI - Primordiale (TAAR1 Remix)

Respiri
[03 | quartal.]

Produced by Gabriel Pivaro and Daniele Alessi aka ALPI
Remix by TAAR1
Mastered by Alec Troniq
Artwork by quartal.

Format: Handprinted 180g Limited Edition 12" Vinyl, Digital

Released by quartal. from Dresden, Germany
Release Date: October 1, 2023

ALPI

https://soundcloud.com/thisisalpi
https://www.facebook.com/alpimusic
https://www.instagram.com/alpi_music

TAAR1

https://soundcloud.com/user-316953473
https://www.facebook.com/taar1.music

quartal.

https://soundcloud.com/quartal-techno
https://quartal.bandcamp.com
https://www.facebook.com/quartal.techno
https://www.instagram.com/quartal.techno

Indefinite Pitch. Yantai

https://www.indefinitepitch.com

Respiri

Primordiale (TAAR1 Remix)

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Indefinite Pitch PREMIERES. ALPI - Primordiale (TAAR1 Remix) [quartal.]

legowelt [17.11.2023]

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

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

Jason's World - Jacques Satre [25.01.24]

Espacio Perpendicular radio show at 9128.live by Yoshitaka Shirakura (@user-309855222)

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 2023, Espacio Perpendicular has broadcasted some of its many meetings and recordings on 9128.live. 2024 sees the second season of the programme.

This Thursday we broadcast this set by Yoshitaka Shirakura recorded some months ago, in September 30th, during a wonderful trip to Japan, the label Astral Industries took over the cosy club Bonobo in Tokyo.

Radio Show #12 - Yoshitaka Shirakura (@Bonobo X Astral Industries, Tokyo)

This Excursion was recorded together with my Brother Stefan Yürke.
We focused on the German Experimental, DIY, Synth,Wave and Punk scene from the 80s.
Bands like Der Plan, S.Y.P.H, Die Tödliche Doris and Conrad Schnitzler are just a few of the better known artists from this era.

Different Excursions by Ralf Hitsville guest Stefan Yürke [25.06.24]

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ROBI INSINNA – HARD WORK [INDUSTRIA]
Format: Vinyl
Cat No: IND001

Hard Work is the first release on Industria, Robi Insinna’s brand new project label.

Back in 2001 Robi Insinna founded the seminal Relish label in direct response to a thendominant sound in club music. Its catalogue is as vast as it is varied and foreshadowing the music he'd go on to make himself under Headman/Manhead. Fast forward to 2018 and after more than a decade he's on the move again launching new Project label, Industria with 'not quite an album, not quite an EP, Hard Work. Robi felt there was no reason to split projects the way he did with his aliases and as such the debut will be released under Robi's own name.

Industria will be focused more on vinyl releases, but not solely vinyl. The project will encompass all area's of Robi's work and ties together elements of his art and visual design projects. This release is limited to 200 copies, 50 of them will feature a special Artwork, that will be sold in
selected places.

Merging Robi's disco leanings with an opiate smooth, stoned groove the title track Hard Work opens proceedings and heads immediately for the dancefloor dragging its hushed vocals and skewed guitar line kicking and screaming with it. The dub rolls in next further stretching and twisting the guitar and giving the rhythm more space to swing. It most of all draws from the sense of outsider-disco fun, with the sound of stuttering percussion, a wry smile, and a knowing wink running throughout. Düsseldorf Krautrockers Die Wilde Jagd take over remix duties on the third track of the A side and cast Hard Work off into unfamiliar and experimental territory, using bright synth splashes,
squashed vocal samples and a pulsing rhythm to wrestle the groove and growling sense of menace out of the track.
Side 2 kicks things off with Some Believe coming to life with arpeggio'd synth shapes and brutish drums. The overall feel, however, suggests considerable care and attention has been paid to make it sound this way. There's clearly an uncommon musicality at play here to make something this complex feel so simple. The BPM drops next on The Kiss but from the offset, there's enough funk and thrust in the
motorised synth line to get bodies gently grooving without the beauty getting lost in the slower
loop. A dramatic bass leads and a xylophone playing a nervous but euphoric melody follows. It's glassy mallets pinging atop the warm electronics creating a fresh groove. Closing track Oct17 rounds off the record and puts an ever more personal spin on retro analogue
sounds with synths and drummachines . A razor-sharp snare fires against the bassline and what sounds like a sliced vocal loop before these elements settle into a more measured thrust with the
undulating synth tones offset by funkier ingredients. This is a record that doesn't have its eyes fixed on past glories but references all the element that made Robi's previous work so special. Hard Work sounds like it's here to freshen up 2018. It's music that leaves scorch marks and smoulders. It is the sound of our very own, very recent times.

Tracklist:
Side A:
1. Hard Work
2. Hard Work Dub
3. Hard Work (Die Wilde Jagd Remix)
Side B:
1. Some Believe
2. The Kiss
3. Oct17

HATD WORK

Hard Work (Die Wilde Jagd remix)

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Eyes Of Others 
https://soundcloud.com/eyesofothers

Eyes Of Others - Lust Unrequited (Original Mix)

@OpiumClub , the Vilnius-based club has put Lithuania on the map with lots of great music and artists emerging from the area in recent years. Featuring everything from Post–Disco to Leftfield–House and Techno. 

'Opium Of The People’ was conceived and compiled by one of the residents at Opium, Vidmantas "V” Cepkauskas and is the club's statement after its growing international reputation. Featuring both local and international artists who have supported Opium's musical vision. The compilation is being released through @LeTempsPerduOnline 

This compilation has been one of the highlights of the year for us so far with many stand out tracks. One of which ‘ Patterns of An Idiot’  coming from one of the most promising producers to emerge from Tel Aviv in recent times, @Autarkic, who creates a typically funky, psychedelic  track with a distinctive retro flair.

Release Date – 27/04/18

A1 Siaubas - Briusly
A2 Kris Baha - Fuels a Liar
B1 Von Party - Pretty Vape Machine
B2 Capablanca VS La Mverte - Distortion (New Beat Mix)
B3 Autarkic - Patterns Of An Idiot
C1 Manfredas - Pink Industry (V Mix)
C2 Sebastian Voigt & Theus Mago - Endless Encounters 
D1 Sharif Laffrey - Villainous
D2 Plungerbird x Beard in Dust - Stop Talking! (Start Thinking)

Opium Of The People

PREMIERE - Autarkic - Patterns Of An Idiot (Le Temps Perdu)

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