:D love the freero recordings, so lively always

A Commodore Amiga home computer - not much more did @vril_01 need to start shaping his own sound in the 90s. Exclusively for our mixtape series he resurrected his unreleased tapes from 1992 to 1999 and gave them a remastering to compile a one-of-a-kind podcast for us!!! 
This is the very first retrospective of his early productions, showcasing a voracious hunger for the perfect loop and an impressive skill across genre borders. Get ready for pure 90s sound!

Audio Collage by Vril (DJ Mix Parts by His Master's Voice 05/2021)

SPND20 Mixtape by Vril

Due to multiple requests for it, I scraped the audio from my live stream from Hör Radio here in Berlin, boosted the audio a bit, and set it up here as a FLAC for you all to download and enjoy remotely. 

Original video stream : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyFLLQFUH4s

Live on Hör Radio

Hör Radio : 22.10.2021

As part of RA2122, our ongoing celebration of 21 years of club culture, we'll be featuring some of our favourite DJs from around the world, highlighting the parties or clubs most important to their lives in dance music. 

The first time we featured DJ Nobu on the RA Podcast, over ten years ago, we called him "one of Japan's best DJs." In hindsight, i think we can all agree that the country qualifier is no longer necessary: he's one of the world's best DJs, bar none. An absolute master at curating and mixing techno, Nobu has helped to inspire a Japanese school of techno that is psychedelic, hypnotic and often very pretty, without losing the genre's oomph or edge. And he's more popular than ever around the world, playing some of the best parties and clubs in pretty much any country or city you could name.

But DJ Nobu's roots and heart are close to home. Frustrated with techno in the Japanese capitol, he created his own party in his neighbouring hometown, Chiba, where nightlife was less pretentious and the vibe was a little looser. Future Terror quickly became known as one of Japan's premiere techno parties, and paved the way not only for Nobu himself, but many other Japanese DJs who Nobu and his later partner Haruka gave the chance to shine. The party also recently celebrated its landmark 20th anniversary with its first-ever party in London.

This mix is a direct tribute and encapsulation of Future Terror, what Nobu calls a "condensed story" of the series focusing on the more outré elements at the fore—an "awareness of techno" with plenty of more leftfield tracks thrown in. What follows might be a little gentler than you'd expect from Nobu, but it's all top-tier techno mixed with an expert hand.

@djnobu_bitta

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RA.855 DJ Nobu

DJ Rolando (@rolando000) recorded at Mizz Softee in Brooklyn, NY.

June 18th, 2022

Favorite Flavor: Chocolate

MS 05 - Rolando at Mizz Softee 18 June 2022

Here's almost 5 hours of me and DJ Pete having a load of fun playing whatever we want at the Globus floor of Tresor in Berlin on 15th October 2022 as part of the '30 Years of Surgeon' night. Enjoy!

Surgeon b2b DJ Pete at Globus, Berlin October 2022

we are here with the last AIR of 2022, and what a year it’s been! Thanks so much for all your support this year, we’ve managed to a hit a couple of lovely milestones, including of course our 50th episode last month with Paquita Gordon. Don’t forget you’ve still got a few days left to purchase your 50th episode commemorative t-shirt, available on Everpress here: https://everpress.com/profile/air-podcast

On to this week’s episode, which welcomes French producer and DJ @Terence-Fixmer. A fixture in the EBM meets techno scene since its creation, Terence has established himself over the past two decades as a creator of deep, hypnotic, dark electronica. His live sets thrive off the feeling of jumping into the unknown and the unpredictability of performance; thrills that also fuel not only his personal life but his music as well. In this conversation, we discuss Terence's constant quest for new ways to explore, create, and live.

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Music:
"Expedition" - Terence Fixmer (2018)
"Corne de Brûme" - Terence Fixmer (2022)
"Desertic" - Terence Fixmer (2022)
"Electro Static" - Terence Fixmer (2001)

AIR 051 / Terence Fixmer

Tracklist: https://bleep.com/bleep-mix-261--dj-shufflemaster

Get ready to transport yourself back to the underground techno scene of the late 90s with DJ Shufflemaster's latest entry for the Bleep mix series. Recorded live on DAT tape at Maniac Love in Tokyo and previously unreleased until now, this mix is a raw and unfiltered experience that captures the energy and excitement of that unforgettable night, as DJ Shufflemaster himself attests:,*"It's the roughest mix in my archive, but I like it the most raw."* Don't miss out on this rare gem of experimental techno.

@shiki-kyokai

Bleep Mix #261 - DJ Shufflemaster - Live at Maniac Love, Tokyo (1997)

Rrose—named after Marcel Duchamp's character, Rrose Selavey—is a dark and mysterious figure who makes dark and mysterious music. It comes mainly on his own Eaux label after early forays on the influential Sandwell District, and it combines mean and heavy overtones with more lithe and agile synths work. Most recently this American producer and live act served up an absorbing album of droning soundscapes on Seattle’s Further Records, whilst 2015’s EP output has seen him master supple techno forms drenched in reverb and soot black atmospheres.   This deep, thick and industrially influenced sound carries over in to his live set, and that is exactly what we are serving up for you on our next podcast. 

This one hour session is an absorbing one that sucks you deep down a blackened rabbit hole. It is one that recreates his show at this year's Dekmantel Festival and across the course of an hour invites your mind to get lost in elongated synth lines that slowly drift about like planets in orbit. Occasional percussive patterns and crunchy textures get loosely scattered across the airwaves and along the way the brooding clouds break to let in some blissful rays of optimism. There are few who have a sound as focussed and singular as this, as this podcast proves. 

Dekmantel Podcast 039 - Rrose

Here is my dj set recorded at Freerotation 2017. I played on the first night of the festival in room 2. I can’t remember the last time i was that nervous... Freerotation means a lot to me !!

The first 15minutes were a bit difficult, but the vibe was super nice and after a few tracks, the magic happened. The vibe at freero is so cool, I had a lot of fun :) The crowd noise was recorded and i edited the file in order to avoid background noises. I edited the second transition of the mix too as i had a problem with my recorder. Everything else is recorded straight off the desk with no edits.

Massive thanks to Steevio and Suzybee for inviting me, and thanks to alex downey for recording my set. Big up Onyx aka Oxyd who took the picture.

As usual, don’t hesitate to ask for IDs.

Simo Cell Live @ Freerotation 2017 (Dj Set)

'Surgeon - Food For Thought' 
63 min.  320kbps 143.9MB

Recorded January 2004, Food For Thought changed the parameters of the techno DJ mix.
For years there has only a 128kbps version available that had been subjected to over zealous 'mastering'. 
Here for your pleasure is a 320kbps version encoded from the original DAT recording of the set.

Tracklist-

Shiver - Subsonic Soundscape
Autechre - Clipper
Surgeon - Exhibit
Scorn - Twitcher (Surgeon DNA remake)
Liaisons Dangereuses - Peut Etre ... Pas
AFX - Mighty Force
Monolake - Polaroid
Photek - Trans 7
Renegade Soundwave - Phantom
DHS - The House Of God (DHS remix)
Monolake - Cern
Autechre - Second Scepe
Tony Rohr - Lofishizzy
65D Mavericks - Earthbound (Surgeon remix)
Cane - Fall
Curve - Falling Free (Aphex Twin remix)
Dom and Rymetyme - Iceberg
Horace Andy - Money Money
Monolake - Stratosphere
British Murder Boys - Live Ritual No.1
Autechre - Second Bad Vilbel
Phantom Power - Can D
Nitzer Ebb - Smear Body
Meat Beat Manifesto - Mindstream (Aphex Twin remix)
Autechre - Cipater (Surgeon remake)
Denis Rusnak - Working Sister
British Murder Boys - Don't Give Way To Fear
Ed Rush, Optical and Fierce - Alien Girl
Autechre - Second Peng
Surgeon - Shaper Of The Unknown

Surgeon - Food For Thought

Interview + Download + Tracklist:  http://truantsblog.com/2019/truancy-volume-243-wata-igarashi/

Soundcloud: @wata

Wata Igarashi is a force of nature. His impeccably produced records and hypnotic DJ sets straddle a thoroughly menacing and tense atmosphere with that of deeper, more transcendent moments of utter beauty. He is now undoubtedly one of the most gifted and essential voices in modern techno. Evidenced by our most recent run of Truancy Volumes (Batu, Clarke Price & Peter Van Hoesen) all including tracks from Wata in their mixes, his singular yet versatile sound is being rightly appreciated by a diverse group of artists and audiences across the world. From eyes-closed moments on the majestic mountaintop of Rural Festival in his native Japan, to arms-aloft workouts on the dark and hallowed dance floor of No Way Back Detroit, Wata Igarashi deserves your full attention. His newest release, the Kioku EP is Wata's third outing on New York techno institution The Bunker, and is another record from the producer brimming with range and versatility. His technical prowess, psychedelic understanding and spiralling synthesis can be seen in full effect in our 243rd Truancy Volume, which we are so very proud to host. Join us, as we step together into the sublime.

http://truantsblog.com

Wata Igarashi

Truancy Volume 243: Wata Igarashi

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(TemeT, Livity Sound / Brothers From Different Mothers )

Booking : 
France: gb@nightshift-agency.com
Worldwide: emile@omni-artists.net

Management : souleiman@b-o-l-t.com

© : Aurore Brisset

Simo Cell Live @ Freerotation 2017 (Dj Set)

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