*All tracks unreleased
*Final part of the Live not included

Mixed and programmed by Negocius Man
Photography by Natalia Del Amo

Released April 18, 2024
MRSL001

Microm Studio Live 2024

Negocius Man @ Microm Studio Live 2024

No. 13 is a journey through bass, electro and EBM depths by the versatile DJ & producer behind our upcoming release among others, @thespy808303.

KRI Podcast #13 - The Spy

https://soundcloud.com/mikaregards
https://soundcloud.com/strangebutdancemusic

Mika Regards has been DJing and producing music since 2005 and is the co-founder of "Strange But Dance Music" podcast series that has been in operation since 2016.
The purpose and objective of his podcasts are not only to explore all sorts of different facets of Electro and Experimental music but also to reveal the influence on music through the location of the artist. In the past, he has recorded mixes for Dark Science Electro, ARKADA, Modulations, ParallaX, BRAWLcast, Recreational Therapy, Only For Robots, Public House, Subtle Radio, Gladiocast, Elektropedia Analog K., EMC, Tracklistings, Betamax.

Ton Mise - Light Seen Through Gaps In Buildings [Satellite Era]
Teqmun - A Jerboa's Escape [Nerve Collect]
Exhausted Modern - Guest Of Reality [brokntoys]
Sorcery - Solemn Figures [Remap]
Cocktail Party Effect - Plex [Yuku]
Noroi - Hammer Antenna [Mechatronica]
Andrew Red Hand - False Alarm [Rotterdam Electronix]
Sorcery - Flicker Twinkle [Void+1]
GRRL x Made Of Oak - Interference [Psychic Hotline]
Idiocrat - Fury of the Fallen [Urban Kickz]
Emilio Arias - Parpadeo Fugas [Kulture Lab]
Terminal 11 - Pressure Cooker [Satellite Era]
MAAT - Wider [Polygon]
Überkeine - Drifting Data [Litiege]
Kapha - Vague [Judder]
Orlando Voorn - Quick Thinking [Bass Agenda]
Dago Sondervan - Taffy's Objection (F.R.B. Redaction) [Censor]
K-65 - Lock Off [Flightpath]
Datashader - Sub Osc [Tresor]
Lloyd Stellar - I Just Can’t Do It Man [forthcoming on Underradar]
Aho Ssan - Tetsuo II [Other People]

Mika Regards - Tunnel #106 ♥

Today we are proud to present a compilation of C Mantle's released and unreleased work. Despite a rhythmic and sonic palette that creates a false sense of overload, his style with machine funk swagger has a recognizable signature.
C Mantle has been producing and releasing electronic music for over two decades, focusing on hip-hop (as Opine Ko$insky), techno, breakcore, IDM, electro and speedcore. He has been released by Earwiggle, Electrix, Cathartic Noize Experience, Mindcut, Kaer Uiks, Underground Perversions and many others. He runs Acre Recordings (https://acrerecordings.bandcamp.com/music) and has played gigs, free parties and festivals across the UK, Ireland, Germany and Latvia.

Which artists has influenced you the most? 

- My influences are broad but a key one for IDM is, of course, Autechre, especially their era from LP5/EP7 to Untilted. Following the release of my first album in 2021, Anatomically Correct [Acre Recordings], Darkfloor commissioned an 'Influences' mix which pretty much sums it all up. You can access the mix and tracklisting here: https://darkfloor.co.uk/drkflrmx070/

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

- Slightly oddly, along with writing IDM (and various other genre), I also produce speedcore. My second EP on France's Underground Perversions came out in April 2024, with a second EP due out much later in the year on Switzerland's Cathartic Noize Experience. There is also likely to be a techno release on London's Darkfloor at some point in 2024.

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now? 

- Autechre's back catalogue will always be vitally relevant. However, I'm always keen to discover artists who are inventive, pushing boundaries and have excellent production skills. The dauntingly talented Sunken Foal springs to mind (Fallen Arches is peerless, with deeply impressive production), along with Berlin's Death Cascade who beautifully and impressively combine flashcore with IDM and a little techno: their music is highly immersive and visual. As my own music is a little intense I tend to listen to a lot of drone, ambient, minimal and experimental music. Astral Industries are my current go-to label for ambient (and what incredible artwork).

What inspires you now to create music? 

- Given a recent addition to our family, music production is currently on the back burner. But the inspiration will always be the same: assuaging that visceral and physical need to be creative and produce, in addition to hearing some deeply impressive work from established and underground artists.

What set-up do you use when creating music? 

- It's a pretty standard set up using mostly Ableton with the odd bit of hardware, such as the Volca FM and a wee imitation 303, the MAM. For me, it's always been about the speakers and headphones and I'm lucky enough to have some amazing Lyd48s and a pair of Avantone Planar headphones.

Tracklist:
1  C Mantle - A:rth [Kaer uiks]
2  C Mantle - F-Sigm. [Kaer uiks]
3  Blakbody - Atmos (C Mantle Rmx) [Acre Recordings]
4  Blakbody - Sindrome (C Mantle Rmx) [Acre Recordings]
5  Defrag - Still Marks (C Mantle Rmx) [Unreleased]
6  C Mantle - Praxis [Earthlings] 
7  C Mantle - Aeu.'qs-1065 [Kaer Uiks]
8  C Mantle - Aa__i.co.yl- __=re-t [Acre REcordings]
9  C Mantle - Deli Hall Csillagkep [Acre Recordings]
10 C Mantle - ___-i.--.__y __=re-_†[Acre Recordings]
11 C Mantle - Unknown Untitled [Unreleased]
12 C Mantle - Trinity [Gabber Noir]
13 Carl Finlow - Hashtag (C Mantle Rmx) [Electrix]
14 C Mantle - Hinxton [Gabber Noir]
15 C Mantle - Con-fusion [Acre Recordings]
16 C Mantle - A__-mico.l-y _o=er-t [Acre Recordings]
17 C Mantle - I See You [Speedcore Worldwide]
18 C Mantle - M/lihgt [Kaer Uiks]

Follow:
@c-mantle

Strange But Dance Music #165: C Mantle

Opening set for an unauthorized rave recorded in the Vilnius area on 27/04

Demons n Breakbeat

Pet 2000 - Synchronized Dimensions-17 (Only Vinyl Mix) (May 2024)

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Pet 2000 (Mallorca island) now offers us, every month, an exclusive Electro Vinyl Mix on Tracklistings.

Recorded with Technics, Rodec and Sound Byte Pro

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Tracklist :
01. Aphex Twin - Fingerbib - Warp Records
02. Fasme - Spectrum - Analogical Force
03. Caustica - Haunted - Caustica Waveform
04. Cignol - Managed Devices - Craigie Knowes
05. Ideograma - Test Radio - Tesla Electronics
06. UR - Kill My Radio Station - Underground Resistance
07. Privacy - NCSC - Klakson
08. UHF - Unstable Isolation - Distrito 91
09. The Abstract Eye - Nobody Else - Valentine Connexion Records
10. KafkaCtrl - It Escaped - Distrito 91
11. ArD2 - Inside The Rock (Heinrich Mueller Anti De Sitter Space Mix) - Frigio Records
12. Noamm - Clone Machine - Gladio Operations
13. Jonny3snares - A Seed - 030303
14. Brice Kelly - If You Don't Think Like Us - Gladio Operations
15. Plant43 - Twilight Sequence - Semantica
16. Hadamard - The Ghost In The Machine - Last Known Trajectory
17. Dopplereffekt - Programmable Organism - Curtis Electronix
18. Mokotron - Colonised Existence - Ezzential Electro
19. KafkaCtrl - Cell Echoes - Distrito 91
20. Kosmozo - The Plan - Dona-li Records
21. Acidwolf - Blue Morning Drive - 030303
22. AFX - 215061 - Rephlex
23. Privacy - Sword, NYC - Trust
24. Roel Funcken - Milagro Beanfield - Analogical Force
25. Negocius Man - Future - Microm Records
26. AFX - AFX2 - TVT Records
27. M. Parent - Ideal Future - Zement
28. Polygon Window - Quoth - Warp Records
29. Atom™ - Kurosawa - Fill-Lex Records
30. Dave Clarke Featuring Chicks On Speed - What Was Her Name? (LFO Remix) - Skint

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Follow Pet 2000 :
Discogs : www.discogs.com/artist/10053883-Pet-2000
Mixcloud : www.mixcloud.com/pet2000
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/pet2000x

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Pet 2000 - Synchronized Dimensions-17 (Only Vinyl Mix) (2024.05.20)

In our chapter number forty-three we have the pleasure of having the Russian dj and producer Strange FM. 
He currently runs his label Analog Concept, where they have released artists as relevant as Koova, Nullptr, Zobol or Larionov among others. 
In this mix you can listen to a great selection of soft and deep electro. Enjoy it! 


En nuestro capítulo número cuarenta y tres tenemos el placer de contar con el dj y productor ruso Strange FM. 
Actualmente dirige su sello Analog Concept, donde han editado artistas tan relevantes como Koova, Nullptr, Zobol o Larionov entre otros muchos. 
En este mix podréis escuchar una gran selección de electro suave y profundo. Disfrútenlo! 

https://soundcloud.com/ancpt
https://analogconcept.bandcamp.com/music

Tracklist:

1.	Reedale Rise – Lorelei
2.	M.S.L. – Mezzanine
3.	ReKaB - Safe Sundays
4.	D5 – Automation
5.	Fit Siegel – Carmine
6.	Aaron Carl - The Power (Aaron Carl Remix)
7.	Nullptr - Wake-Sleep
8.	Biochip - Doctor Effect
9.	Derek Carr - Penthouse Apartment 3AM
10.	Jeremiah R. - The Outer Rings
11.	ReKaB – Ooow
12.	Nullptr – ALOPEX
13.	CCO - Lunar Outpost
14.	Nullptr – Skyline

Gladiocast #43 - Strange FM

Hello again my dear Spacers,

Episode 143 of Space Is The Place.
It is time for your weekly dose of electro vitamin in the mix.

Would you like to have your tracks played in Space Is The Place?
Hook me up via soundcloud. Fresh tunes are always welcome.

Space Is The Place
A blend of different moods, obscure beats and beautiful atmospheres to tickle your senses.
Join me in my world of kicks, snares, bleeps and synth whooshes.

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Weekly on Saturday at
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Tracklist:
01. Telesumo - Raw Material (Extra Mix)
02. iNFO - Avade (Ozone Recordings)
03. Geon - Voxiter (Original Mix) (Electo Breakz)
04. PRZ - Velocity Shift (Cultivated Electronics)
05. Meeks - This Time Around (Out Records)
06. Budakid - The Curse (Exploited)
07. Digital2. Veelargo - Melek 17 (Zyrcadian Editions)
08. Voltaire - The Dawn (COD3 QR)
09. Lloyd Stellar - Decimal and Binary (Bandcamp)
10. D'Arcangelo - MC101-07 (Zyrcadian Editions)
11. Monoshuv - Octalaw
12. Papp - Catalan Dream (Out Records)
13. Low Tape - Arcticelectro (Zyrcadian Editions)
14. iNFO - Mind Expansions (Ozone Recordings)
15. The Jaffa Kid - SSF (Zyrcadian Editions)
16. Dromia - No Tags (Bandcamp)
17. iNFO - The Mystery Unfolds (Ozone Recordings)
18. Lloyd Stellar - Mainframe (Out Records)
19. Gragee feat 4th Genome - No Release (Bass Agenda)
20. Rocco. FX - My own Spirit (Out Records)

Ray La Soul Presents: Space Is The Place 143

Space Is The Place 143 - Deep Space Radio 05-25-2024

Influenced by cult Dutch electronic labels, Detroit electro, Miami bass, early Chicago and P-Funk/G-Funk, Ole Mic Odd’s music and performances are driven by hardware electronics, live recordings and improvisation. His live sets weave together techno, acid, electro, synth-wave and jakbeat styles, while recordings range from acid electro and jackin techno to stomping house and ambient synth improvisations.

OMO has released on KRI Records, Kraftjerkz, Source Material, Zement, Dead Channel, Natural Sciences, New York Haunted, Another Perspective, Hilltown Disco, Clan Destine and Up North Records, among others. He has releases forthcoming on Jungle Gym Records, Zonate, and other labels.

1. Cygnus – Hallucinate Data
2. Chris Mitchell – Living in Next Living in Now
3. Sync 24 – Reality Change
4. Andreas Gehm – Fucking Face
5. NRSB-11 – Market Forces
6. The Exaltics – No Time To Spend
7. Mandroid – Battle Theme
8. Tony Price – IBM Contra
9. Exigen – Polaris
10. Boris Barksdale – Don't Bark Won't Bite
11. The Subdermic – Joyride 645 Mix
12. Nullptr – Amsler Grid
13. Too Smooth Christ – FM Enhancement
14. Jauzas the Shining – Bolt Up
15. The White Lines – Other Side of Town
16. Anthony Rother – Technokultur
17. Fasme – Yellow Polygon
18. Negocius Man – Echo-E
19. The Hacker – The City of the Dead
20. Derek Michael x Marshall Applewhite – Exothermic

Links
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/olemicodd/
Instagram : @olemicodd
Soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/ole-mic-odd

ParallaX 022 | OLE MIC ODD

Today, it is with great trepidation that we introduce an artiste who undeniably needs no extra introduction. 
Galaxian has made a crucial contribution to modern electronic music at once de-constructing and turning it on it's head while making bold strides into unexplored territories.
Often recognised as a pioneer & innovator of an increasingly singular sound his inventiveness is only surpassed by his ability to mine consistently new seams of sound, rhythms and intricate arrangements.

A specially recorded mix for our podcast consists of new and unreleased Galaxian tracks, Naix, DJ Stingray, Klockworks, Lord Jalapeños, Tresor, Aphex Twin, Rephlex and more.

Which artists has influenced you the most?

- I’d have to say Aphex Twin, mainly his earlier works, I've been revisiting some of that stuff and bits that passed me by.  Also early Underground Resistance. DJ Stingray has been a big influence for a long time and continues to be. Tons of others from various life stages, too many to mention. It usually single pieces of music that influence me the most, that can be all it takes.

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

- I released five albums in three years between 2021-2023 so I took a step back from putting big works out for a rest, to re-appraise my work process and develop various aspects of what I do. I've went a long way towards that and I think you'll hear that in my next few releases. You're going to hear some examples of that in the mix as I dropped a few new demo tracks in there.  I'm planning some big releases and a different approach but can't say anything about those right now, I have a Naix track coming on ‘We Are Not Alone Pt. 7 (VA Compilation BPitch) on June 7th, 2024.

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- Same as question one. DJ Stingray, Aphex Twin, Underground Resistance? I'll be honest I find it really difficult to find many contemporary artists that I like who are consistent, who have built up a fantastic oeuvre. There's plenty of artists that do a few good things. Given that I end up disliking a lot of my own tracks, it's no surprise. I have a very high bar, maybe too high, certainly it keeps me from being complacent. Recent enjoyable listens are Cocktail Party Effect, Mumdance, 47x47, Anna Z, Scalameriya, Evar Records, Tresor Records, Ilian Tape, Lakker, Micron Audio, Rephlex.

What inspires you now to create music?

- Mostly the fact that others are not creating what I'd like to hear so I feel compelled to do it myself. A lot of ideas come from my studies in the fields of metaphysics, non-dualism, mysticism, anarchism and associated areas, travelling, everyday living and encounters. The "human" experience I suppose, whatever "human" actually is. I really thrive on all of that. When I hear a great piece of music by someone else I want to get in the studio and try create that stimulating feeling for myself.  I'm a big movie buff, I particularly enjoy some soundtracks and the sound design of certain films, that can be really inspiring too.

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- Nearly all the Galaxian output has been done in FLstudio with various 3rd party plugin synths & FX. Naix has been mostly created with Native Instruments Maschine. In the last 18 months I started getting some new hardware, like Elektron Digitakt & Digitone, I love creating Naix stuff in Digitone, it's brilliant for that. I just got a lovely used MPC Live 1 and an Elektron Analog 4, I've been tinkering with those.  I can see more and more of a shift towards integrating the hardware and doing full DAW free hardware sets, which I've already done as Naix.

Follow:
https://soundcloud.com/galaxian
https://www.instagram.com/galaxianmusic/
https://www.facebook.com/GalaxianFB/

Strange But Dance Music #168: Galaxian

The T/Error project began in embryonic form at the end of the 1990s, developing and consolidating during the first decade of the 2000s, remaining off the radar, in a phase of silent activity. The aim of the project is research, experimentation and exploration in the fields of music, technology, science, ethics, aesthetics and function. In 2012, using already known transversal communication techniques (aquawormhole), the project landed on the surface, manifesting itself simultaneously in different points of the planet. The project does not have an identifying definition of any kind, having no importance for the purposes of the project itself, nor a stable or certain spatial location. Testimonies report the manifestation of the project in various locations on the planet, Glasgow, Madrid, Atlanta, London, Den Haag, Tokyo, Mexico City, Rome, Gothenburg, Detroit and others.

Discography:
• Databending Ep - (2012) Borg Rec.
• Dimensional Invasion Ep -(2013) Autoprod.
• D7 Lp - (2014) Bass Agenda Rec.
• U 235 Lp - (2015) Body Control Rec.
• Eka Bismuth Lp - (2016) Bass Agenda Rec.
• TransUranium Ep - (2017) Stilleben Rec.
• Shit Hawk Ep - (2018) Baox Rec.
• Unspeakable Cults Lp - (2019) Fundamental Rec.
• 808 Box 10th Lp - (2019) Fundamental Rec.
• Abduction Files 01 Lp - (2020) Electro Rec.
• Oscillations Lp - (2020) Gated Rec.
• Abduction Files 02 Lp - (2021) Electro Rec.
• Rindler Horizon Lp - (2021) LDI Rec.
• Kimera Mendax vol. 2 VV.AA. Double EP (2021) New Interplanetary Melodies./KuroJam rec. 002
• Control Paradox Double LP - (2023) LDI Records // LDI010.
• Data Surfer  EP (2024) New Interplanetary Melodies/KuroJam rec.003

Listen live: www.threadsradio.com
For more shows: @threadsradio

T/Error - New Interplanetary Melodies - 25-Jun-24

Electronic podcast since 2016 and a label. DJ and live sets from artists and producers from all over the world.
The purpose and objectives of this podcast and label is not only to explore all sorts of different facets of Electro and Experimental Music, but also to reveal the influence on music through the location of the artist.

Strange But Dance Music #165: C Mantle

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