This month's installment of Kraft Filth comes from https://soundcloud.com/jamiebehan

Label boss of https://soundcloud.com/bastardo-electrico and based between Cork (Ireland) and Berlin. Also member of techno group Flexure (with Stephen Mahoney) and Flamingo Overlord (with DJ Flush).

One of my favourite DJs for many years, that always delivers storming sets of high energy, superbly mixed, techno and maybe a bit of electro when the mood takes him. Never a man to dwell on a track either - they are heading out as soon as they are in, keeping the mix moving in every which way and providing a very interesting and ever evolving blend of beats and grooves.

Anyway, enough of the shite-talk. Play it loud.

1.	Soulphiction- Jungle A.D.
2.	Elyas & Hemmisi- Overa
3.	Max Watts- Direct Drive
4.	Paranoid London- External In
5.	Derek Plaslaiko- SSRU
6.	Planetary Assault Systems- Give In
7.	Volster- Without A Fight I Am Nothing (Setaoc Mass Remix)
8.	VCO- Frequency
9.	P.E.A.R.L.- Dirty Knees
10.	Tafkamp- 2 The Club (Sloppy Cut Version)
11.	Max Watts- Hipnautic
12.	CTRLS- Lean In
13.	Cleric & Azrael- Revival
14.	Hybrasil- Stellar Variation (Gene Richards Jr. Hardjack Remix)
15.	James Ruskin & DVS1- Page 4
16.	Alexander Johansson- Polymorphism 8
17.	Deluka- Infrared
18.	Fixeer- Mito
19.	Kerrie- Phantom Self
20.	Truncate- The Eye (James Ruskin Remix)
21.	Force Reaction - Control Abuse
22.	Diversion Group- Shirts & Skins
23.	Dimi Angelis- Green Powder
24.	Skeef Menezes- Fretless
25.	Dekeyden- Later That Day
26.	Matrixxman- Vexxer
27.	Cleric & Azrael- Addicted To Love
28.	Paranoid London- Feelin Butts
29.	Cold Dust- Grounded (Umek Remix)
30.	James Ruskin- Solex (Link Remix)
31.	Dean Cole- Smoke Screen B1
32.	Tafkamp- Wurk It 2 Da Bone
33.	Alex Falk- 2WO
34.	P..E.A.R.L.- Blow Like That
35.	Rebecca Della Piane- Possessive Woman
36.	Marc Arcadipane- Doin' Drugs
37.	Fred Asquith- God Really Messed Up
38.	Airod- Drumshock
39.	PTTRN- Lost 3 (Norbak & Temudo Remix)
40.	Rove Ranger- Galactus
41.	Regis- Beyond The Reach of Time Pt.2
42.	Offtrack- Window Wipers
43.	Lucass P- Kick Em All
44.	UVB- God Knows Your A Cunt
45.	Lars Huismann- Superfunk 1
46.	Jeff Mills- DNA
47.	ANNE- Nude (Insolate Remix)
48.	Norbak- There Are Only Victims Left
49.	Tensal- Lux Rhapsody



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Lots of lovely techno to roll around in and rub on your face. Because that's how music works in the future, get with it old timer.

The future is now

We have the pleasure of hosting a live club recording from Jon Hussey at The Sugar Club for RLSD Records. Jon need’s little introduction, as he has been a key cog in the Dublin techno machine for many years, and boasts legendary status in Irish dance music’s framework. Jon showcases why he’s earned fabled status as a DJ with a trip through various moods, as Jon intertwines jacking grooves, deep and windings atmospheres and rolling bass swarms wrapped up into an hour of techno funk.

Jon Hussey‘s name carries weight within Irish techno, from playing alongside some of the biggest names in the industry such as Jeff Mills, Joey Beltram, The Advent, Neil Landstrumm, Thomas P Heckmann and many many more to playing across Europe in some of the desired clubs. Jon has frequently played in Berlin over the years, and notably played alongside Mark Broom in the infamous Tresor.

Jon creates expertly crated techno, that is categorically deep, rolling and packed with intricate rhythmic touches, but when speaking about Jon, categorising it is utterly pointless, as his evolution as a DJ and producer is incessant. Jon has released music on Irish imprints Earwiggle, Delinquent Delivery and RLSD. His collaborations with the late Stuey Lyons [R.I.P.] are thought to be some of his best work, receiving widespread notoriety and support from some of the leads techno DJs in the world. Jon also notably had his work on RLSD remixed by Japanese techno icon Takaaki Itoh.

There’s something about a Jon Hussey mix that seem’s instantly identifiable , which on the surface makes no sense at all as Jon has an extremely eclectic style, but his mixes and DJ set’s have a real charm and originality that doesn’t come by too often, and they’re particularly distinguishable. This mix is no different, as Jon skips through a multitude of moods and avenues, letting tracks breathe at the right moments, and smashing the accelerator when needs be. Jon hammers through slamming grooves and intertwines warpy rollers alongside classic jacking cuts.

Live recordings seem to be a little less common than they were a couple of years ago, maybe because there’s an enormous amount of pressure for DJs to cough up podcasts every few months, which takes focus from live recordings. This is a raw live recording that’s a captivating representation of a real DJ at work, redirecting the vibe at the pinnacle moment’s and changing mixing style’s based on the room. This is a real treat.

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Local Selection 174: Jon Hussey

Resident Mix Series: 002 Joey Beltram

It's been a super weird weekend, could not put you out of my mind, so back home from my live related duties I just searched in my record collection from some of your obscure gems, some of the remixes you did for good friends of us both. Some tunes I've played regularly over the years. You'll be truly missed Juan, your legacy will stand up forever, this is just the tip of your tremendous artistic output. Now you are safe somewhere else, see you there.

TRACKLIST:

Silent Servant: End / Optimism
Silent Servant & Luis Farfán: No te debía amar
Svreca: Obscur (Silent Servant Remix)
Raiz: Cored (Silent Servant Remix)
JUDAΣ: Anathema II (Silent Servant Remix)
Oscar Mulero: Color (SIlent Servant Remix)
Silent Servant: Damage
Exium: The 12th Planet (Silent Servant Remix)
False Witness: Third Space (Silent Servant Remix)
Phase Fatale & Silent Servant: Crashed Communion
Years of Denial: Human You Scare Me (Silent Servant Remix)
Silent Servant: Mad Youth
Mark Ash: Take your Judgements (Silent Servant Remix)
Tadeo: The Need of Development (Silent Servant Remix)
Israel Vines: WWKD (SIlent Servant Remix)
Death in Vegas: You Disco I Freak (Silent Servant Version)
Tommy Four Seven: Aphelion (Silent Servant Remix)

A Tribute To Juan Mendez Aka Silent Servant

A Classic mix with stuff from the late 90ties and the early 2000. Tracks around from the year 2000 incl. stuff from Ben Sims, Mark Broom, Umek, Adam Beyer, James Ruskin and more...

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Classic 2000 Mix

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Celebrating our 600th podcast in proper massive fashion, we’re no short of psyched to welcome the man, the legend James Ruskin for a much anticipated two-hour round of implacable warehouse-sized dance floor obliteration. Ever since he first stepped into the scene in 1991, the Croydon-born and based groove doctor has been dishing out some of the most impressively rugged and haunting uptempo material with uncompromising poise and style. From Tresor to his own seminal record label, Blueprint, which still leads the way in terms of both grade A curation and time-transcending impact, Ruskin keeps writing the future of techno with unadulterated spirit, as attested by his RYC transmission, fusing the finest of techno’s potential for abstract-leaning sonic exploration and riotous rhythmic firepower. As we inexorably ram in deep into tomorrow’s full-fledged dystopia all guns blazing, be sure to turn this on full blast. 

soundcloud.com/jamesruskin-blueprint

Reclaim Your City 

Reclaim Your City 600 | James Ruskin

Live recording from my set at  the District8 Garden gig with Subject events...

Brilliant party vibes there for the Carl Cox gig with Carl bringing together and unifying the VibeTribes from now and back in the day!

I played in that techno house party mode weaving some all time favourites of mine, some new ones and many pure classic sounds in the mix✨💚

Live at District8 In The Garden

SWU FM PODCAST

A Sagittariun - 22 October 2024

Mark Hawkins - Acid's Coming Back
Bryan Black  - Engine 1
Tom Laws  - Delete The Funk
Tony Rohr -  Eden Acid - The Advent Remix
Vegim - Acid 303
DJ_Infusion - Binary Sanity
Spiros_Kaloumenos - Trademark - (Patrick_DSP_Remix)
Omega Drive - Your Ass Is My
Steve Syndrome and Dave The Drummer - The Dark Side
Steve Zoid  - Systematic
Ant KN Nakahara - Final 320
Ben Fraser- 2424
Andreas Kraemer + DJ Update - Bitterball Effect
Chris Liberator and Maxx and Sterling Deadly Swine
A.P.  - What the Fuck
Fil Devious  - Loose Control
Raw Acid Gangsters - My_Acid
Steve Syndrome - Soniccc - Maddd
Steve Mills - A.V.P (Acid V`s Predator)
ConvectionCriminals  - Bus Stop Bend Over
Chris and Sterling - Punk Attitude
Psychosis Disorder - Ash tray Is A Bit Full

The future is now

Stuart O'Reilly

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