Affine Dark Science 29.03.24

020 - Sun Genam

Vector Field is a sound technician, producer, and DJ. He has
been active in the electronic music scene since the late 90s, starting with collecting records and mixing on vinyls in small raves in the countryside. Drawing from various experiences, he transmits positive energy through its own music, infusing it with his special touch, which is a mix between layered rhythms and evolving soundscapes with a special kind of kinetic energy. Under the monikers Stigr and Vector Field he has released many Lp’s and Ep’s, with a different approach each time. You can check out his amazing creations on his Bandcamp page: 

https://vectorfield75.bandcamp.com/

https://www.instagram.com/vector_field_music/

@the_soulcatcher

Vector Field >>

INDEx Live #19 - Vector Field

super talented selector @seanhorlyck beaming her deep sound with telepathy, are you tuned in?

Tracklist:
Sampi - (unreleased)
Altjira - (unreleased)
Dorisburg - Skvulivurp
Altjira - (unreleased)
FLXK1 feat. WAN 2 - Untitled A1
Harald Uunk - Clairvoyance
Christian Coiffure - ALGII (Plants Army Revolver Remix)
Marco Maldarella - Negative Friction
Vardae - Feel the Grass
Minù Jr - TSS
Aerae - Silva
Khey Mysterio & Trois-Quarts Taxi System - Psychotria
Feral - (unreleased)
Attenuator - Ohm
Radiation Pattern - Fluidosynthesis
Solma - Summoning The Wrong Demon
Laima Adelaide - Silent
Monolake - Atomium
Marmo - Waking The Shadows
Kohra, Midnight Traffic - Aqua Terra
Diffused Signal - Shim
Giaçinté - Shimmering

127mix037 ~ Sean H

Subterranean Social Club 019 invites Anton Beatbox on Fade Radio [fade.radio/] - Hosted By Granite Mask - [Broadcasted on 19.04.2024]
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2 MKII + 2 Tape Deck

Artists | Ulwhednar, Prophän, GIDIA, Kondaktor, Lemos, African Imperial Wizard, Igor Cavalera, Sam KDC, Vile Temper, Lussuria, Matriarchy Roots, Mogano, Llimbs, Saahiwa

Labels | Northern Electronics, Several Minor Promises, L.I.E.S., Tesco Organisation, Auxiliary, Hospital Productions, Strange Therapy, Voidance, S H I S H I
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Links: 
https://beatboxvinyl.com/
https://www.discogs.com/seller/avez/profile

Subterranean Cut.

Kobayashi Maru, a DJ and producer hailing from Prague, is also a resident artist of the Amphibian label. 


His musical style draws inspiration from bass sounds, dubstep, breaks, global percussion rhythms, and psychedelic textures. 

For his latest project, he has crafted a faster set infused with elements of tribal and psy sounds, seamlessly transitioning between broken beats and a 4/4 rhythm.


Find out more about the artist:

FB:  kobayashi maru

IG:   kobayashi_maru____

SC:  kobayashi_maruuu











Check more prayers at:

soundcloud.com/templerec/sets/temple-prayer

www.templerec.com

Temple.Prayer #142 Kobayashi Maru

The Contort champion takes a bludgeon to the NTS Manchester once a month with an hour offering of wonky electronics and avant-garde sound.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/samuel-kerridge/episodes/samuel-kerridge-27th-april-2024

Samuel Kerridge - UF Special 270424

Neptunian Influence, Sixty-Six | Featuring @ole-mic-odd

We are so excited to have one of electro's finest, Ole Mic Odd, serving beats at NI's Detroit Brunch: Journey's End on May 25 at our beloved McShane's. The hardware-based producer & DJ is responsible for releases like "Acid Booty EP" (2019) and "Acid Booty II" (2022) on Source Material and two releases on Zement including a killer EP by him and Alonzo from 2023. His latest is "Mythical Realm" (2024) on KRI- front to back heaters! Ole Mic Odd is the label boss of The New U.S. Government. 

Enjoy this taste of what you can expect in Detroit! 

SUPPORT: 
https://olemicodd.bandcamp.com/
https://krirecords.bandcamp.com/album/mythical-realm

"ROBOTS WANT TO PARTY MIX" TRACKLIST
1. Atix – Sparks (Division Virtuel 2022)
2. Morphogenetic – Alright (Fundamental Bass Intelligence 2006)
3. Alden Tyrell – Digger Btz (Clone 2002)
4. DJ Overdose – Reinforcements (Pinkman 2014)
5. Marco Bernardi – Sigmunds Day Out (Frustrated Funk 2005)
6. Dez Williams – Reach the Void (Shipwrec 2015)
7. Assembler Code – Perimeter Inspection (Censor 2020)
8. Will Web – Pocket Rocket (DJ Di'jital Remix) (Zero One Music 2012)
9. Cyan85 – Aquasma (VOITAX 2020)
10. Quadraschulz – Peer Pressure (Dub Recordings 2020)
11. Silicon – Pure Silicon (Hip Rock Records 1994)
12. Posatronix – Step Into My Groove (!K7 Records 1999)
13. Tollstoi – Unique Summer Electro 2001 (Tresor 2002)
14. Cosmic Force – Otomatic (Clone 1999)
15. Aux 88 – Rise of the Phoenix (Direct Beat 1998)
16. Ghost Town DJ's – Kool Kollie Groove (Intersound 1996)
17. Alien FM (feat. K-1) – Out There (K-1 Remix) (Puzzlebox Records 2020)
18. CEM3340 – Till the Sunrise (Detroit's Filthiest Remix) (Curtis Electronix 2020)
19. Datawave – Interflow (Mechatronica 2020)
20. G13ck – Paax (Bass Agenda 2014)
21. Heliopause – Forward (Robotmachine Records 2001)
22. Mattia Trani – Metaphysic State (Pushmaster Discs 2016)
23. Ngoni Egan – A Compute B Programme (Avoidant 2022)
24. Turk Turkleton – X-Statione (Lunar Orbiter Program 2020)
25. Sync 24 & Morphology – Abstract Index (Cultivated Electronics 2015)
26. EDMX – SU141 (Casa Voyager 2021)
27. dynArec – Classification of Elements (CPU 2022)

Meet you in the Great Dark Spot

NI66 | Ole Mic Odd

Stave

We are insanely excited to present a crazy and non-trivial set by Cursor Miner filled with exclusive material. Cursor Miner is the musical Nom De Plume of electronic music producer Robert Tubb from Selsey,  UK. 
He has produced six albums, released on Lo Recordings, Uncharted Audio, Sine Language Records. His styles range from full-on Acidic Electro Bass club stompers to experimental New Wave synth pop, through avant garde abstract noise constructions all the way to tongue-in-cheek educational songs for infants (and the infantile at heart). 
Cursor Miner has also produced club-focused 12”s and EPs for Jerome Hill’s Don’t Recordings and Bleeper, Si Begg’s Noodles, Combat Recordings, Unbearable Recordings, Addictech, Seed Records, and more.
He has performed live sets in fifteen countries, in varied venues such as a Bohemian hilltop castle, a Soviet nuclear bunker, a disused London underground station, a Norfolk windmill, and the former headquarters of the International Olympic Committee. Legendary festival appearances include Sonar, Latitude, Glade Festival, Unorthodox Paradox, Norberg, and Bloc Weekender.
Since 2015 he has been based in Berlin, developing synthesizers and audio effects for Ableton such as Wavetable, Spectral Resonator and Meld.

What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- I am about to release part two of the dystopian electro EP series Apocalypse Incorporated on Bandcamp. This will feature some of the tracks heard in this here mix. I also have a new album of songs with vocals coming out this year. This will be probably the most downtempo thing I've ever done - themed around death and mortality, jolly vibes all round!

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- I think my recent electro binge was triggered by Carl Finlow (Silicon Scally), his stuff always has that magical groove to it. Unfortunately, maybe because I'm not a DJ, I tend not really to follow labels so much I'm also quite out of touch when it comes to the current scene! Also being a bit old, “recent” to me now means anything in the last 10 years...

My music taste is also so wide ranging that the amount of time I spend actually listening to dance music has diminished quite a lot since the internet gave us access to literally anything. Outside of electronic mucic I'm also heavily into Matt Berry's stuff, I knew him from his comedy work but turns out he's a great songwriter also.
I just recently started learning to play bongos, and have this random fascination with classic funk stuff and latin big bands like Tito Puente, even though I would never make anything remotely like it I still find it inspiring rhythmically. The subtlety and feel that real percussionists manage is something for all electronic beatmakers to aspire to.

What inspires you now to create music?

- It can be all sorts, it could be a track I hear in a club that just makes me want to make something vaguely comparable, it could be a modular patching demo on youtube, or even a book. I just read The Creative Electronic Musician by Thomas Brett and its full of tips and tricks that all just make me want to fire up the stuff and get making things. Sometimes I'll just be out cycling or something and a beat or a phrase will pop into my head, I'll record it into my phone using my mouth and then months later will pick it up again and try to recreate it for real.

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- I have a Dave Smith Tempest and a Novation Summit for drum machine and synth duties, also a Eurorack system for the more crazy sound design and generative explorations. Hardware is fun and inspiring, but at the end of the day I just find I really need the precision of a DAW to get the sound I want. 

Follow:
@cminer

Strange But Dance Music LIVE #25: Cursor Miner

Inaugurating our Standards & Practices @stanprac Mix Series with an exclusive live set from co-founder Jonathan Krohn aka Stave @stavesoundsystem.

This follows his most recent release on the label, 'Stave Interpretations', which features remixes of his tracks by Patrick Russell @ptrckrssll, Karkossyn @karkossyn, YŌKA @yokatechno, Israel Vines @israel-vines, and Ken Meier @ken-meier. Available for purchase now at http://stanprac.bandcamp.com.

Many more mixes and live sets from label artists and collaborators to come as part of this series. Keep an eye out for those, as well as new releases on S&P and our sublabels, in the coming months. And as always, thanks for the support!

Recorded 2/2024

Standards & Practices Mix Series — Stave (live)

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