Anyone know this song they drop beat control with?

TECHNO DUNGEON

Recorded live at Cassette Club Madrid - 30.10.2022

DisX3 DJ Set at Cassette Club Madrid - 30.10.2022

DisX3 DJ Set at Cassette Club Madrid

LA has always had and has a special place in my heart. So many amazing memories. Been playing there since the late 90’s. In 2009 I played for the first time for “Interface” (now @Observe) and it happened to be the first time that I met Moe Espinosa aka @drumcell who since is one of my best friends. That first party was quite something, as I forgot one of my bags with my sound interfaces in the hotel and Moe had to drive me back to the hotel (a 45min drive.. well yeah, that is LA) and during the drive we got to talk a little and I asked him if this parties he is doing never get busted as they are mostly illegal in downtown LAs warehouse district. He told me “never”. Next thing that happened was that he got a phone call with me in the car driving and someone told him that the fire marshalls just showed up and busted the event. He as the promoter of the event couldn’t be there as he was driving the idiot who forgot his bag in the hotel. To make a long story short, he and his crew organised a new warehouse nearby and I ended up playing till the morning. I recently posted about it, so go back on my Instagram and you see a little video how all this went down.
This time it was the 20 year anniversary. I managed to not forget my bags, but when I entered the event space, I saw a police helicopter hovering above me with a spotlight shining right at me. Luckily it turned out they weren’t interested in our party, so this time no location change was needed and we had a blast. I am so honoured to be playing at their 20 year anniversary. The crew around Drumcell has been a cornerstone in the LA underground Techno scene and without them, Techno on the west coast would not be what it is today. All promoters running techno shows in LA, San Diego and so on should be grateful for them building such an amazing scene. @observe , good luck for the next 20 years and I hope I can play a little part in it, also in the future.
My set was about 3,5h long. Make sure you get the hole set on my Mixcloud Select page once it has been all released as the ending was quite special with one of the best tracks for me of the year..

Tracklist AMFM 406

Deepbass - Neist (Intro)
Confluencia - Impasible
Deas - Block
Keith Carnal - Hihi Huhu
Hemissi - Morning Light (Dustin Zahn Remix) - Arkham Audio
The Southern - Crakin Jack
The Advent - Format (Marco Faraone Remix) - UNCAGE
Lakej - Natural Inertia (Original Mix) - Non Series
Deas - Screenshot
Diepzeebeest - Sanctify (Original Mix) - Dust Trax
Confluencia - Perplejo
Kashpitzky - False Tales (Original Mix) - MindTrip
Shlomi Aber - Righ 2022 135 PREMASTER
Regis - Guiltless (Original Mix)
PTTRNRCRRNT - Force 1 (Original Mix) - MSDMNR
B. Riley - Morphing 
Broken Robot - Anatis (Original Mix) - Prospect Records

Spotify/Apple Playlist

AMFM I 406 - Live @Observe - 20 Year Anniversary, LA - 26.11.22 - 1/3

LA has always had and has a special place in my heart. So many amazing memories. Been playing there since the late 90’s. In 2009 I played for the first time for “Interface” (now @Observe) and it happened to be the first time that I met Moe Espinosa aka @drumcell who is one of my best friends ever since. That first party was quite something, as I forgot one of my bags with my sound interfaces in the hotel and Moe had to drive me back to the hotel (a 45min drive.. well yeah, that is LA). During the drive we got to talk a little and I asked him if those parties he is doing never get busted as they are mostly illegal in downtown LAs warehouse district. He told me “never”. Next thing that happened was that he got a phone call with me in the car driving and someone told him that the fire marshals just showed up and busted the event. He as the promoter of the event couldn’t be there as he was driving the idiot who forgot his bag in the hotel. To make a long story short, he and his crew organised a new warehouse nearby and I ended up playing till the morning. I recently posted about it, so go back on my Instagram and you see a little video how all this went down.
This time it was the 20 year anniversary. I managed to not forget my bags, but when I entered the event space, I saw a police helicopter hovering above me with a spotlight shining right at me. Luckily it turned out they weren’t interested in our party, so this time no location change was needed and we had a blast. I am so honoured to be playing at their 20 year anniversary. The crew around Drumcell has been a cornerstone in the LA underground Techno scene and without them, Techno on the west coast would not be what it is today. All promoters running Techno shows in LA, San Diego and so on should be grateful for them building such an amazing scene. @observe , good luck for the next 20 years and I hope I can play a little part in it, also in the future.
My set was about 3,5h long and today´s show contains the second hour of it. Make sure you get the whole set on my Mixcloud Select page (alternatively also without any jingles and voiceovers) once it has all been released, as the ending was quite special with one of my absolute favourite tracks of the year..

Tracklist AMFM 407

Damon Wild, Tim Taylor - Bang the Acid - Edit CL (Echoplex Remix)
Stephan Krus - Rocket (Original Mix) - Starwork sas
Truncate – User 7 (Drumcell Remix)
Ritzi Lee - Ants on Steroidz
Uncertain - Crush
Dave Tarrida - Are You Real (Original Mix) - Mindcut Music
FJAAK - I Can't Even See Me
Risa Taniguchi & Black Asteroid - COMPULSION 
Risa Taniguchi & Black Asteroid - ACID FLESH 
Radio Slave - ACID DIP (RMX BEATLESS)
Nicole Moudaber - What Was (Chris Liebing Remix) 
DEAS - Scope 
Ritzi Lee - Re-Formation
Lewis Fautzi - Murder The Limits (Original Mix) - Mord
DJ Dextro - Climax (Original Mix) - KD RAW
Joey Beltram - Energy Flash (Mark Broom Edit)
B. Riley - Juxtaposition
Loco & Jam - Detonate (Original Mix) - Nervous Records

AMFM I 407 - Live @Observe - 20 Year Anniversary, LA - 26.11.22 - 2/3

LA has always had and has a special place in my heart. So many amazing memories. Been playing there since the late 90’s. In 2009 I played for the first time for “Interface” (now @Observe) and it happened to be the first time that I met Moe Espinosa aka @drumcell who is one of my best friends ever since. That first party was quite something, as I forgot one of my bags with my sound interfaces in the hotel and Moe had to drive me back to the hotel (a 45min drive.. well yeah, that is LA). During the drive we got to talk a little and I asked him if those parties he is doing never get busted as they are mostly illegal in downtown LAs warehouse district. He told me “never”. Next thing that happened was that he got a phone call with me in the car driving and someone told him that the fire marshals just showed up and busted the event. He as the promoter of the event couldn’t be there as he was driving the idiot who forgot his bag in the hotel. To make a long story short, he and his crew organised a new warehouse nearby and I ended up playing till the morning. I recently posted about it, so go back on my Instagram and you see a little video how all this went down.
This time it was the 20 year anniversary. I managed to not forget my bags, but when I entered the event space, I saw a police helicopter hovering above me with a spotlight shining right at me. Luckily it turned out they weren’t interested in our party, so this time no location change was needed and we had a blast. I am so honoured to be playing at their 20 year anniversary. The crew around Drumcell has been a cornerstone in the LA underground Techno scene and without them, Techno on the west coast would not be what it is today. All promoters running Techno shows in LA, San Diego and so on should be grateful for them building such an amazing scene. @observe , good luck for the next 20 years and I hope I can play a little part in it, also in the future.
My set was about 3,5h long and today´s show contains the third and last part of it. Make sure you get the whole set on my Mixcloud Select page (alternatively also in the highest, uncompressed quality without any jingles and voiceovers) now that it has all been released, as the ending was quite special with one of my absolute favourite tracks of the year..

Tracklist AMFM 408

Black Mirror Park - Reel To Reel (dotwav Remix)
Shlomi Aber - Lights On 
Chris Liebing - With Passion And Faith 
Jobe - Suddenly I'm Falling (Original Mix) - Unfound Sounds
Diepzeebeest & Voorman - Sanctify (Soul Stirring Mix) - Dust Trax
Deas - Index (Original Mix) - Second State
Truncate – Yo Listen (Truncates 808 Edit)
Toni Alvarez - Acid Substance
Planetary Assault Systems - IF I DIE
Juliet Fox - The Past, The Future, The Present
Deep Dimension - Deeper into the night (Radio Slave Remix) 
Bjarki - Ping Pong Ball Gag 
Andy White - Crash
Chris Liebing - Fault Line (6am Club Mix) 
Shlomi Aber - Thats The Way I Speak 
Slam feat Mr V. - Take You There - Soma Rec
Drumcell, Chris Liebing, Truncate - DTL Master 
Nicole Moudaber feat. Alan T - The Volume (Will Clarke Remix)
British Murder Boys - Hate Is Such A Strong Word - Original Mix
FJAAK - Plan Of Escape
Planetary Assault Systems - In From the Night (P.A.S. Edit)
Robert Hood - Hectic (Original Mix) - M-Plant
Siam Reap - Mangamonga (Original Mix) - Morforecs
Chris Liebing - Love Those Who Fight 
Miss Kittin, Nicolas Masseyeff - Present (Avision Remix) - Systematic Recordings

AMFM I 408 - Live @Observe - 20 Year Anniversary, LA - 26.11.22 - 3/3

Dirty Epic welcomes aboard @dj-t-1000 for its fifty third episode of Amplify Series.

Detroit-born, Berlin-based Alan D. Oldham has been called "Detroit Techno's Renaissance Man" by Muzik Magazine (UK). Electronic musician, label owner, remixer, graphic illustrator, and international DJ, Oldham-under his stage name DJ T-1000-does it all.
A lifelong cartoonist and graphic designer, a young Oldham published his own indie comic book "Johnny Gambit" in 1987 to local notoriety. Hired that same year by his childhood friend Derrick May to illustrate several memorable pieces for his new Transmat label, this led to Oldham's very first involvement in the fledgling techno scene. More art requests quickly followed, most famously from the Djax-Up-Beats label (NL), where his art took center stage for many years (the lone EP that Oldham produced for Djax, under the name Signal To Noise Ratio, brought home a 1991 Detroit Metro Times Music Award for best single in "Detroit Is Burning"). At the same time, college-student Oldham was hired at local radio station WDET, hosting Detroit's first-ever all-electronic radio program, "Fast Forward," introducing artists like UR, Richie Hawtin and Carl Craig to local airwaves.

Five years later, Oldham found himself under the tutelage of UR's Mad Mike Banks. Initially hired as UR's "Minister of Information," working side-by-side with Rob Hood and others in the office, Oldham was eventually tapped to replace his departing friend Jeff Mills as DJ on UR's world tour (quitting WDET in the process), and DJ T-1000 (and his label Generator, distributed by Submerge) was born. Big shoes to fill, but he was up to the task. For a year afterwards, Oldham toured with Banks in the UR techno boot camp. Since those long-ago days, a solo Oldham continues to rock crowds in Berlin (with an unofficial residency at Tresor), Milan, Barcelona (unofficial residency at Moog), Madrid, London, Tel Aviv, Tokyo and all points in between with his own no-nonsense brand of bangin', funky-ass techno. When DJ T-1000 is on the flyer, fans know he's bringing the ruckus.

In 2004, Oldham finally left a flagging Motor City for the Midwest boomtown of Chicago. And in 2005 he finally established his permanent European base in the world's latest electronic music capital, Berlin.

When he's not behind the decks or in the studio producing electronic dance music for labels like Tresor Berlin, Inzec (CH), Minimalsoul (CH), or his own Pure Sonik and Generator imprints, Oldham has provided artwork for the electronic music industry for almost 20 years. Also, his drawings and large-scale paintings have been on display in art galleries in Chicago, Berlin, Paris, Los Angeles, and most recently a sold-out opening in Amsterdam.

Pic: Chris Molina

LINKS:

DJ T-1000:
Soundcloud: @dj-t-1000
Facebook: www.facebook.com/AlanOldhamMusic
Instagram: www.instagram.com/alan_oldham_
Bandcamp: https://djt1000.bandcamp.com/music
RA: ra.co/dj/djt-1000

DIRTY EPIC:
Website: www.dirty-epic.com
Merch: shopby6am.com/collections/dirty-epic-collection
Facebook: www.facebook.com/DirtyepicLA
Twitter: twitter.com/dirtyepicla
Instagram: www.instagram.com/dirtyepicla/

Amplify Series 053 - DJ T-1000 (Live at NYE Techno by Compound)

This is a Slam live DJ mix from the Compound NYE party in Los Angeles at which we performed alongside DJ T 1000, Sophie Saze and Andrew S - what a great party.
We'd like to thank Marco and all the crew for their fantastic hospitality and professionalism and looking forward to seeing you all in September again.

📸 IG: @Subjekmedia

Tracklist via
-Spotify: http://bit.ly/SRonSpotify
-Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/
-Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup
Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/

Subscribe to our podcast on
-iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh
-Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3
-Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts
-Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer

Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam
Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords

For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk
Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

Slam Compound NYE LA

#SlamRadio - 531 - Slam Compound NYE LA

We are thrilled to present an exclusive mix from the iconic Techno maestro, Chris Liebing. A luminary in the techno world since the 1990s, Liebing's journey began in the city of Giessen, Germany. His meteoric rise was marked by the acclaimed “Evosonic'' radio show that resonated across Germany's airwaves. In 1999, capitalizing on his rising fame and successful collaborations, Liebing established the now-renowned record label CLR (initially Chris Liebing Recordings, later rebranded to Create Learn Recognize), solidifying his status in the techno realm.

Over the years, Liebing's influence and prestige have only soared. He has graced the decks at every prestigious club and festival globally, forging collaborations with some of the most eminent names in the industry such as Ben Klock, Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Adam Beyer, Charlotte De Witte, and Drumcell, among others.

Today, we're beyond excited to showcase Chris Liebing's 2023 set from the famed Elsewhere in Brooklyn. Elsewhere has been a trailblazer in Bushwick's official club scene and has evolved into a versatile venue, welcoming a diverse range of artists for live performances. This set is a testament to Liebing's enduring legacy and his continuous innovation in the dynamic world of techno.

Undermind Podcast Episode 48: Chris Liebing

This is the CLR Podcast 389 with a set by Sciahri. Enjoy!

Support the artist:
SC: @sciahri
IG: https://www.instagram.com/sciahri__sublunar
FB: https://www.facebook.com/Sciahri

Tracklist - CLR Podcast 389 I Sciahri

1 Quelza - Ellipsis
2 Eman - Unreleased
3 Ketch & Hertz Collision - Unreleased
4 Orbe - Spark Gap
5 Forum & TWE72 - 004D
6 Rene Wise - Sucker Punch
7 Troy - Awakening
8 Obstructor - Delirium
9 Neel - Follow Me
10 Phil Berg - Shellwork
11 Phara - Roses
12 Bidoben - Unreleased 
13 Linkan Ray - Four Layers (Temudo Remix)
14 Shlomi Aber & Kashpitzky - Navigation
15 Circle - Unreleased
16 Alessandro Cocco - Fast Moving
17 Cirkle - Vakandra’s Spell 
18 Setaoc Mass - Time
19 Roll Dann - Area 24
20 Louis The 4th - Origins
21 Sciahri - Unreleased
22 Sciahri - Unreleased
23 Planetary Assault System - Electric Culp
24 TWR72 - Ivory
25 Toru Ikemoto - Dont play 158 (Paul Ritch Remix)
26 Rosati - Way Out
27 Jay York - Locked In
28 Kashpitzky - Under
29 A.Morgan - Feel
30 Jay York - Encrypt
31Temudo - IIlum

CLR Podcast 389 I Sciahri

ClearMind vs Shuffler - Laugh is Enough

"ASCENSION" is the debut album release from artist ston, independently released. For this project, I set out to explore hard house, bassline, and electronic elements throughout.

This body of work means a lot to me—it took up six months of my life and taught me so much about music production. It also taught me the importance of committing to what you set out to achieve and the struggles that can come with that. Most importantly, it showed me that imperfection is okay when the alternative is procrastination.

I created this album using the DAW FL Studio, and as of its release, I’ve begun transitioning to Ableton—a commitment I set for myself when I first started this project.
Through this experience, I’ve learned that moving forward, I want to dive into more intricate ideas and trust my creative process without falling into the trap of comparing my work to others. I’m eager to experiment with more abstract percussions, deeper emotional progressions, and unconventional grooves. It’s going to be a journey, but I’m excited for it to begin.

If you connected with any of the music from this release, I’d love to hear from you. I’m excited to continue exploring! Also shoutout Splice lol

Rhythm of the Beat

For this weeks podcast Ukrainian Yan Cook prepared an exclusive mix containing self-produced and unreleased tracks. Expect high energy and dance-friendly music from beginning to end - and please, play this one loud ;) 

For tracklist and more information, check out https://mnmt.no

MNMT 135: Yan Cook

By the Creek is back on July 7th 2018!
www.bythecreekfestival.com

Speedy J @ By the Creek Festival 2017

Cleric | Live @ Tresor | 27.05.18

soundcloud.com/truncate

01. AADJA - Spiral Tunnel - Pushmaster Discs 
02. Pär Grindvik - Untitled - Leyla Records 
03. Jonas Kopp - Proton - Tremsix 
04. Blenk - Vibration - Enemy Records 
05. Obscure Shape & SHDW - Das Ritual - Artscore 
06. Deano - Double Take - Konsequent 
07. Temudo - Context - Soma Records 
08. Planetary Assault Systems - Angel Street - Peacefrog Records 
09. Truncate - Initials - Blueprint  
10. Coefficient - Decaying Forms (Part 3) - Ravage 
11. DisX3 - Cut 01 - Lost Episodes 
12. Jeff Mills - The Resolution - Axis Records 
13. Truncate - First Phase - Unknown 
14. Truncate - The Bell - Blueprint Records
 15. Sterac - Liteon - Tresor Records 
16. Ray Kajioka - Taking Action - Kanzleramt 
17. Fadi Mohem - Life Cycle - Klockworks  
18. Ø [Phase]  - The Crossover (Tractable Version) - Token Records 
19. Bodyjack - The Streisand Effect - Body Trax 
20. VIL - FYS - Float Records 
21. Pär Grindvik - Clash - Leyla Records 
22. Fabrizio Rat - Listen To Me - Involve Records
 23. Steve Bicknell - Over Identified - 6dimensions 
24. ROD - Tatu - RODlabel 
25. Alba Patera - Ker - Monoïd 
26. Planetary Assault Systems - In From The Night - Peacefrog Records 
27. Rozski - Enter - BNR Trax
 28. Boys Noize - Inhale / Exhale - Boysnoize Records
 29. Reeko - Screem 'N' Cry - Avian 
30. Deano - Delayed Reaction - Konsequent
 31. Pris - Discovery - Empathy
 32. Sterac - Aeras - Indigo Area 
33. Truncate - Good Morning V1 - Truncate 
34. Philipp Petite - La Floria - Rekids
 35. Deniro - Floating City - Clone Records 
36. Falty DL - Ill Bent - Blueberry Records 
37. Omni Trio - Feel Good - Moving Shadow 
38. Cloud 9 - 1st Symphony - Moving Shadow

RYC 357 Truncate

Reclaim Your City 357 | Truncate

**TRACKLIST + a place to discuss and stay up to date with Slam Radio=> bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup

London based Cisco Ferreira, or The Advent, can be described in many ways: a musician, a pioneer, a sound designer, a steady force, one persistent m*therf*cker, a rebel, an icon, an outsider, a great live artist…

https://soundcloud.com/ciscoadvent
https://www.facebook.com/theadvent.official


Listen to all Slam Radio shows here
soundcloud.com/soma/sets/slam-radio

facebook.com/Slam.soma
instagram.com/slam_djs
twitter.com/slamdjs
slam-djs.com

Subscribe on Spotify: bit.ly/SlamRadioOnSpotify
Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/slam-radio/id584845850

Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk
For syndication or radio queries, email conor@somarecords.com and contact@syndicast.co.uk

The Advent

#SlamRadio - 376 - The Advent

Next up in the Fast Forward Audio Series we present: Setaoc Mass

As a DJ and producer, Setaoc Mass is part of a select cut of young artists who are absorbing techno’s legacy and carrying the torch into tomorrow. Whilst overseeing his own imprint @SK_eleven, his releases push a galvanising brand of techno, steeped in a sense of urgency, ever-propulsive with acute detailing and nods to a futuristic space-age. In addition to a debut release on Len Faki’s Figure which has caught the eye of some of the scene’s most respected DJ’s. As a selector, the Mancunian’s extended DJ sets pull from an expansive spectrum of material both new and old.

This extended episode of our series is a recording from his set at Snake Session at Lehmann Club (Stuttgart) back in December.

RA: https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/setaocmass
SC: https://soundcloud.com/setaoc_mass
IG: https://www.instagram.com/setaoc_mass/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/setaocmass/

Graphics by Melina Stehr

Fast Forward Audio Series #45: Setaoc Mass

BOOKINGS DJ & Live sets: chris@elitemm.co.uk
Slam (aka Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle) are a tour de force on the global techno circuit. Their unique, six deck, back-to-back DJ performances have seen the duo play leading clubs and festivals across the world. They are renowned for both their experience and their powerful, contemporary sound. 

They are co-owners of Glasgow's Riverside Festival, and also host the legendary Maximum Pressure warehouse parties, which showcase the best emerging local talent alongside some of the most established names in international techno.

Their iconic Soma Records label boasts in excess of 600 releases, hosting Mcmillan and Meikle's own productions and many of today's most cutting-edge techno artists.

The last few years have seen some of the duo's most prolific studio output as they continue to innovate and keep things moving forward, most recently with the release of their experimental full length record Athenæum 101. In addition, Slam have also remixed tracks from the likes of Planetary Assault Systems, Clouds, Dax J, Damon Wild, Richie Hawtin, and Truncate, to name just a few. 

Slam also host one of Techno's most respected weekly podcasts, Slam Radio, which has now surpassed over 400 episodes. The show allows the duo to demonstrate their conviction to creating and promoting music and vibes that provide an antidote to the mainstream by inviting fellow artists from the vibrant Techno scene, from obscure names to current trailblazers.

#SlamRadio - 531 - Slam Compound NYE LA

Slam

Recent comments

Jake Fursman

vindic8or

JavierTwin

Adhdaan

Related tracks