Episode 127 from HACKSTER AKA AITCH

the hustle is real when big boi aitch aka HACKSTER is on the move!
he's one of Hamburg's finest Action DJs and with his crews Cadillac Escalate, Action Replay Codes and PAL he already took some LAPs behind the decks. shake yo booties when this bad mf cuts and spins this hard ass shit. lesssgo

T R A C K L I S T
BEUNS - Chchile Addikt
Pablo Pepstasy - Ballern
DJ BAM BAM - Ghetto Sneak Assault
BEUNS - Ice Off (feat Popof)
DJ T-1000 aka ALAN OLDHAM - Booty Shaking Ghetto Gagging
DJ MELL G - unreleased
Reshift - Tokyo Nights
Glenn Wilson - Me So Horny
Laibach - Achtung! (Penta Remix)
HACKSTER - unreleased
Tube Tech - Riders On The Storm (Eric Sneo Remix)
DJ MELL G - unreleased
HERETIK SYSTEM - Military Test Dept (Signal Electrique)
DJ Slugo - Be A Ho Too (SveTec HT Rework)
Maxx & 3Phazegenerator - Shoot Da Bass
Slugos - Into The Burrow
Soda Kids - unreleased (HACKSTER edit)
HACKSTER - Underground
Reshift - Feiern
Pink - Get The Party Started (Versus EDIT)
Minimalpolizei - Minimalpolizei

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FrenzyPodcast.119 Radical Softness 

This weeks podcast will be provided by Radical Softness. Berlin based and immersed into the queer techno scene for years, Radical Softness's project name comes from the movement with the same name, which advocates the open disclosure of all forms of emotions, whether positive or negative. She is similarly activist and tries to share it with their music. Their driving sets combine rhythmic tracks, uplifting, fast paced, and raw punchy oldschool rhythms. 

For FrenzyPodcast no.119 Radical Softness created an outstanding mix in which you will be taken on a journey from beginning to end. Expect high energy throughout the hour which has us definitely moving! Listen to the sound of Radical Softness here, enjoy! 

Artwork: Studio Être Noir | https://www.instagram.com/studio.etre.noir/

FrenzyPodcast #119 - Radical Softness

aired August 16, 2022 on @internetpublicradio
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anti-alias 11 w/ Psalixera

GEO is a DJ and Producer from Glasgow, Scotland. Having grown up with a musical background, he has focused on developing his own sound, taking influence from different genres such as; trance, psy-trance, techno and tek. His own productions explore up-tempo, trippy sounds. Alongside personal projects, GEO co-runs Scottish based clubnight/label ‘Elysium’ who aim to explore as many stylistic avenues as possible.

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In the realm of sound, Aleksa Alaska emerges as an artist of boundless curiosity. With a passion for sonic exploration, she immerses in unknown and imaginative territories.

A convergence of frequencies; subtly shifts your thoughts and perception through an interplay of rhythms and entrancing sequences.  Its sounds seem oddly familiar as if you've experienced this before in some distant reality or dream. 

Follow Aleksa Alaska on
https://soundcloud.com/aleksalaska
https://www.instagram.com/ala_ska

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Curated by 
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Sonic Intro: amorphe
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Graphic Design: Countersubject 
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NR Sound Mix 003 Aleksa Alaska

CRUDE MIX 220 - djGEM

Instar (@camcamilla)

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📍: London / UK

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TM8 Q:  What’s the best and worst thing about being a DJ?
A: "As cliché as it sounds, I think the best thing about being a DJ is that you are put into a privileged position to find your community. As a teenager and even into my early adulthood I never went out clubbing, because I wasn’t exposed to the fact that there were many people like me, who would come together and dance to the music that I love. I would just dance in my room. It was only after I started posting mixes and forming bonds through putting myself out there like that, I realised there are so many people passionately entertained by underground music! It felt like coming home to me, I was convinced I was a lonesome hermit (still am in a way), but music has allowed me to express myself more clearly and loudly than I ever had.

The worst thing about being a DJ… am not sure. There are many privileges that I get and don’t want. Or that I feel are unfairly awarded to me and not others. There are also privileges that awarded only in compliance with some unspoken rules. 

I think we are not being mindful enough about the visual sense seeping into every dimension of the musical experience. Music is auditive and fleeting, fluid. Visuality imposes a fixed point of view. It crystallizes an experience which can’t be captured, but only felt communally, into a false image. This is inherently political. It surprises me how little attention is paid to the impact it’s having on our scene and what we could still consider ‘underground’. For me a successful night is one where you can lose yourself into the crowd, the music and the dense atmosphere of the party, all the while feeling safe to do so. I hope that despite the boundaries imposed around me today in nightlife, I can continue working towards that project. "

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Belgian-born, London-based artist Instar shines on their mix for us this week, welding witchy trance and tekno textures, reflecting their fascination with "small vacuums of silence amongst the noise" like the fleeting moment before a wave crashes the shore. "It's there that I feel the most, or maybe there are things that are situated under those feelings and are present before their eruption," they explained. This approach bleeds into their shoegaze band Sunchaser too, where Instar performs and produces dreamy, slow-burning sounds. As a DJ, Instar co-organises the party @burenhinder in Belgium, where they nurture the queer community by booking *FLINTA artists and providing a welfare team to look after the dancefloor, like guardian angels, implementing a camera-free policy, aftercare and harm reduction. The same philosophies extend to Instar's daily work behind the scene(s), whether they are writing, interviewing artists or running club events.

Music by: @vilde-wahl @lioalioa @isaramosx @nkisi @sonjatofik @dogsattack & more

Instar | TM8 #62

@naominitel is coming back to Kluster with the "Dinosaur’s Garden" set that was played at the Kristmass event. A closing set with super high energy, navigating between dark disco rock and old trance.

"This podcast is a re-recording of the set I played at Kluster’s Unkristmas party in December, exactly as it was played then. 
It reminds me of a moment of grace of pure connection with the audience, in the midst of a particularly wholesome party atmosphere, and a special artistic achievement for me. I felt that I was finally able to wander out of my usual stylistic confort zone, and into higher energies and BPMs, while still for the first time preserving the musical identity and influences that you know me for: psychedelic, rock, dark, but also bright, full of the contrasted emotions I try to convey in mixing. It was beautiful that it happened at this time and place, and I hope you will enjoy remembering (or discovering it) just as much as I did. 🌞🦖"

Kluster Residency | NAOMINITEL

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Playboi party Bouncy House make it bounce

mind thief is my first self-released EP — years in the making. I began it in the depths of heavy drug use and addiction. Finishing it now, I can say I’ve conquered those addictions by pouring my energy into music.

This is not a pretty EP. It’s ugly, vicious, absurd, and out of its mind. It was born in impairment, and making it even this listenable has been a challenge. It’s sharp on purpose — because sharpness is where the pain is.

For me, music is medicine. It has helped me make peace with grief, anger, pain, guilt, anxiety — all the negativity. When I say I’ve experienced this music, I mean it. I’m not trying to make conventional dance music; I’m trying to make music that fucking feels something.

You know you’ve experienced music as medicine when you come out of a song feeling changed. These tracks are meant to give strength to anyone struggling to keep going in a brutal world.

Despite their darkness, they want to rise up and break free — even if it’s terrifying.

I hope these tracks help you lose your mind.

In Zen Buddhism, “no mind” is a state free from thought, judgment, and attachment — a place where you can truly lose yourself. 

That’s what I hope this music offers.

Thank you for listening. Love you all.

mind thief

Speedmaster records is a label founded due to the passion to fast, melodic old school and new school trance and techno music. We create a platform to connect people with the same vision and take them with on our musical journey.

At the moment we don't take any more demos or podcast bookings.

DEMOS only via: https://tstack.link/speedmaster-records

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