swirling synths and moody vocals melt in to liquid steel in the new single from from the NYC based avant goth-pop artist, Pictureplane.

circles

Circles

DJ Shufflemaster ends his US tour that was organized by local renegade crew OUTLAW with an hour at the lot. Shufflemaster, from Tokyo, was a Tresor resident in the early 2000s, and has been shaping the sound of techno with his productions since the 90s. 

https://www.instagram.com/____outlaw_ 

https://soundcloud.com/shiki-kyokai?ref=clipboard&p=a&c=0&si=c6ff84df815f41d6af8b02637377e806&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing




outlaw presents: DJ Shufflemaster @ The Lot Radio 02-23-2025

Andy Leech - r/Backrooms

whats your name

Molecular Form

1. Initiation

Christian varela - live @ Shockers [04-26-2003]

Taken from: Conforce - Haedron EP - Delsin Records (134dsr) 

a1.	Haedron	
a2.	Scorched Earth	
b1.	Muon Transverse Momentum	
b2.	Quantum Phaser	

https://www.delsinrecords.com/release/6272
https://conforce.bandcamp.com/album/haedron-ep

The ever productive Conforce returns to one of his key home labels for another exploration of his prolific deep sea techno sound. His Haedron EP has a firm dance floor focus, designed to propel you ever further forwards. 

'Haedron' sets things off with smeared chords adding scale to the knocking beats. Hi-hats glisten like light beams penetrating the deep ocean and it’s a typically warm and comforting track from the Dutchman. 'Scorched Earth' has harder techno kicks forcing you forwards. An ecosystem of claps, hats and twisted pads bring plenty of energy and suspense to the party, then 'Muon Transverse Momentum' manages to mix up hugely expansive chords with pillowy but dynamic drums and oodles of cuddly reverb. Last of all, 'Quantum Phaser' ups the ante with some timeless dub techno vibes that mixes Basic Channel with Planet E to mesmeric effect.

Release date 08 Apr 2019

Haedron EP

Conforce - Quantum Phaser - Delsin Records

Deep Time 
Shiver
Generation Records 
2000 - US

Shiver - Deep Time

Score
Slyder
Generation Records
2000 - US

Slyder - Score

Old Studio Liveset, thought I'd put it up for all you old skool diehards.

Just my CD, it was released as a double pack with Myself and DDR on CD2, in about 1997 I think. You can download this one, I can't put DDR's up, You'll have to ask him if you want it, sorry abut that, but I have to save space.

The set was made in my studio in Brick Lane at the old Truman Brewery, which I always regretted moving out of. I had a lovely big room with huge windows looking over the side alley of the brewery and I ended up living there for a bit after we moved out of our house in Stamford Hill. Great area, I would move there again in a heartbeat. Even if just for the curry.

I did this set with a 66Mhz PC running Cubase Compact under Windows 95. I had one column of midi tracks in a 4 bar loop, my Akai S3200 sampler was loaded with vocals and drums and loops, these were all being played by the Cubase loops, The rest was hardware kit running in pattern mode synchronized to the PC by Midi clock, my Nord Modular was running drum synths and other patterns, The 909 doing the main drums, Two 303's with a bunch of different patterns, one doing basslines the other doing lead acid lines, The Sequential Pro One doing a bunch of random shit that I was just bashing into it and fading into the mix with delay and reverb FX on, and that was it. 

I ran through it once recording to DAT. The first 45 mins are completely live, then something went out of synch so I stopped and reset synch and finished it off. I had to make a little edit to join it back together, I was using Soundscape at the time for HD Audio so that took care of the edit and here's the final result.

These days this kind of thing is a piece of piss to set up on Ableton Live and you can do so much more with midi controllers now too, but 15 years ago it was a different story.

Enjoy.

Dave the Drummer - FAB CD - Live Techno Bollocks

producer, heavily inspired by 90's & early 2000's techno/house

Molecular Form

BiteSplint