A tribute to Harpies Records' first compilation or just three DJs sharing the hope of better days in a collective and melancholic introspection.

HARPIES RECORDS 2021 everything's gonna be alright (28.01.22)

END OF LOVE ⏤ Dua Lity invite RONCE

Ice_Eyes Movement Radio https://soundcloud.com/movement-radio-athens 191022

aya - somewhere between the 8th and 9th floor
Gargantuan Grief - Your Guts Are Weak
Pan Daijing - Dust
clipping. - Looking Like Meat (Aho Ssan Remix)
Animistic Beliefs - Thức Tỉnh [Rebirth]
Sueuga, Lila Tirando a Violeta`- Residual Self Image
Alan Johnson - Stillness
B E N N - Photon
Thys - DoomTimelineTM
Exploited Body - Nothing Personal
Van Boom, Oldyungmayn - Ayshay
Van Boom - Agora
Ice_Eyes - OFF THROAT
Gargantuan Grief - Forcefully Rip Object From Body
Walton - Dark Silk
Bapari - Thrust
Varg2TM - WITHOUT WAVES : 消える
Beth Sawlts - Eyes Of Defeat (feat. Siouxxie)
Aestum - salomé
Space Afrika - Indigo Grit (feat. guest)

Ice_Eyes MOVEMENT RADIO 191022

Taken from SBKT054: Gorgonn - Six Paths
Release date: 31st January

Artwork and layout by Akihide Monna
Mastered by Raphael Valensi

In Japanese Buddhism, it's believed that when someone dies they are ushered down one of six paths depending on the karma accumulated during their previous lives. A being might end up in the world of humans, animals, demigods, or celestials, but it's also possible to end up reborn as a pitiable hungry ghost, doomed to an existence of insatiable desire, or even worse - be sent to hell, or jigoku. Ruled over by the Japanese lord of death Emma-ō, this hell isn't quite like the Christian hell, it's closer to purgatory, and cleansing the karma can take hundreds of millions of years of excruciating torture in extreme cold or immense fire. Japanese bass alchemist Gorgonn takes these themes as the basis of his debut album "Six Paths", assembling a spiritually weighty set of futurist dubs that consider the possibility that our mortal domain might be closer to hell than we realize.

Gorgonn describes himself as a Japalien exile. He left the country of his birth almost two decades ago, and since then has been working tirelessly to formulate Jamaican dub, noise, techno, and no-wave into a sound he calls "sci-fi steppas". If you've not come across his name before, there's a good chance you've heard his reverberations. An established sound tech who's worked with The Bug, Hype Williams, Seefeel and others, he's part of G36 with Kevin Martin, Dokkebi Q with Kiki Hitomi, and a former member of Devilman with DJ Scotch Egg and Bo Ningen's Taigen Kawabe. Just last year he released the acclaimed "Disentegration Dubs" full-length alongside JK Flesh, the veteran producer who's best known for masterminding Godflesh. All this experience blesses Gorgonn's productions with remarkable sonic force, and "Six Paths" is his most crushing display yet, smelting cannonball bass and osmium beats into sharp-edged soundsystem weapons.

Look no further than opener 'Abyss' for evidence of this: psychedelic synths draw the mind away from the mortal realm, while tangled, distorted beats push us back down to earth, our faces crushed into the grit and gravel. Using tweaked sub bass and unsettling drones, Gorgonn lays out a cinematic backdrop for the album, drawing us into a world that's terrifying, viscous, and nauseatingly familiar. There's a militaristic roll to 'Without Beginning and End', a track that juxtaposes spacey halfstep thrusts with death metal distortion, footwork polyrhythms, and unearthly pads that addresses the crushing endlessness of jigoku. On 'Invisible' meanwhile, Gorgonn torches the skeletal remains of D&B, abstracting familiar rhythmic patterns into fuzzy, ritualistic cycles that sound both ancient and humming with prospective technology. But on the closing track 'Life as a Beast', it sounds as if Gorgonn has come to a conclusion, and in a flurry of acid squelches and doomy foghorn bass blasts, he seems to have accepted that being reincarnated as an animal might be the best anyone can hope for. Who knows, you might end up as a cat.

Six Paths

Gorgonn - When Can I Come Back?

Deconstructed World: AHMED ALAA w/ B E N N - 06/02/2023

EYX012 ‘Is This Future Now?’ [Future Now? Remixed] reinterprets, through a collection of remixes and unreleased materials, undiscovered sides of the dystopian futuristic world originally depicted in Alec Pace’s EP ‘Future Now?’ released last year in March 2022.

 releases March 24, 2023 

Alec Pace said:
“Is This Future Now? pushes further the concept of dystopian future originally depicted in Future Now? EP.
New technologies and artificial intelligence will have an even deeper influence on our lives and on the way people interact with each other.
It has been a blessing to have the support and the contribution from such talented pool artists and producers such as Stenny, Sobolik and Klahrk who enabled bringing out further elements from the concept into their remixes.”

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[EYX012] Alec Pace - Is This Future Now? (preview clips)

w/ Clair X,Baje Nunca ,NEW FEAR ,Mambo Kahn ,Orqualyser ,Capiuz ,King Demitri

Take Me Higher Club Late Music Takeover - 09/05/2023

Printemps / Été    Spring / Summer 

Seasonal show by @syndrome_premenstruel_spm & @fatmawonthealyou about music and plant on Lyl Radio.

C'est l'été ! Syndrôme Premenstruel et F Pneumonia ont transformé les oeufs de pâques en pomme de terre, écouté les élèves d'un collège du 93 faire de la soul sixties, déjoué des moustiques, soigné leur mémoire, peleriné par ci par là et reviennent vous en parler.

tracklist and more info >>> https://lyl.live/episode/hevea-syntax-11

HEVEA SYNTAX ep12 w/ F Pneumonia & SPMDJ _ LYL RADIO

Nkisi a.k.a Melika Ngombe Kolongo heads up a monthly late slot to rattle through dozens of tracks at breakneck speed, her mixes punctuated by African club beats and tinged by the jagged edges of gabber. 
https://www.nts.live/shows/nkisi/episodes/nkisi-2nd-august-2023

NKISI w/ Yung Liberaci 020823

We feel excited and blessed to welcome Thy Truong on the Wave. Their artistic language evolves around the personal upbringing in intercultural settings where individual and collective memories help individuals to cope with their very own set of challenges. 
In this episode of Wavechannel, Thy Truong takes us on atonal excursions through organic nostalgia. Thy's understanding of music as a container of coping shapes a tangible language of reconciliation. In doing so, she creates an intimate setting where the curation of the everyday blurs and opens a space for questions, memory, and visions of individual and collective reality. 

A silhouette hints at itself in the flicker of frequencies. A line runs through textures of memory and fantasy that spin the yarn of tomorrow in the present. A glance in all directions nourishes the focus on the path behind your feet. 
Enjoy this peaceful story. 
Enjoy your sunday. 
Enjoy yourself. 

Welcome back to Wave Channel.

HEVEA SYNTAX ep12 w/ F Pneumonia & SPMDJ _ LYL RADIO

Syndrome Premenstruel / SPMDJ

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