Co-founder of KITCHEN TECHNO, Hana Sabri carries a lifelong musical background shaped by years as a flutist and performer. Her sets lean toward the hypnotic and driving spirit of Berlin’s underground.

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Recorded on October 18, 2025
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12/04/2025

Hana Sabri at KITCHEN TECHNO | Groovy Techno

This album was written as a chapter of my life lived in Austin Texas after losing my mother to brain cancer in my early 20s. The songs are meditations on grief, relationships, and the personal transformations I encountered throughout that recent decade. The title, “as it is,” came to me during a Vipassana Meditation retreat. The time I experienced in silence motivated me to finish this album and to record these songs and stories simply as they were. I recorded the music primarily to tape in the homes of friends in Austin, recording many of the instruments myself. I wanted the album to be raw and live, like the experiences themselves.

To purchase the physical version in vinyl, visit my website!

CREDITS:
All songs written and composed by Madeleine Froncek. Recorded between 2020-2023 in Austin Texas by Spencer Garland, Curtis Clogston and Lydia Froncek. Mixed by Claudio Ramirez and Mastered by Josh Jacobson. Graphic design by Norma Ventura and cover photo Simone Niamani Thompson. Thank you to my sweet friends who are featured throughout these songs: Camille Schiess (violin), David Berger (vox), Sam Kossler (pedal steel), Noah Jeffries (violin, mandolin), Micah Motenko (organ), Danial Fears (trombone, percussion), Josh Jacobson (piano), Sterling Steffen (woodwinds), Sam Jordan (percussion), Lydia Froncek (percussion), Spencer Garland (percussion, piano).
Released November 15, 2024

as it is

the desert

somewhere far

good book

headlights

california

just fine

best slowly

HHR 489: Hitting VOD now, we talk with the talented lead performers of the acclaimed indie thriller "Man Finds Tape" featuring Kelsey Pribilski &  WIlliam  Magnuson. In this episode, we talk the impact of Texas filmmaking, buidlign chemistry as siblings, what horror film does for creatives, wearing many hats, and more more! 

HHR 489: Hitting VOD, we talk with the talented lead performers of the acclaimed indie thriller "Man Finds Tape" featuring Kelsey Pribilski &  WIlliam  Magnuson

casio / hohner HS-2 accompaniment improvised, Zummi's call to rawtime , Austin TX public access 1999.  (1999)

I’m just profoundly burned out and everything is a facade, no one has any answers I’m exhausted and I truly am just struck dumb at the impasse of myself and the world I seriously don’t know what the fuck we are doing and yet we have all our creature comforts met I’m blaming myself but I’m also offering a warning for people which I think should be taken seriously. I’ve gained nothing from philosophy, critical theory, comparative religion, cybernetics, Marxism etc other than achieving a calculated distance from myself and others and learned how to take things apart and identify exploits in the world that I’m too ethical to employ myself yet I am locked in the sway of the zoo parade of exploited dopes everywhere I go and I just want some gawdamn rest and I don’t know where to get it. Idiots like aminom are fed by places like this and 4chan and telegram and it’s the net gain seems to be dissociation and now I feel deeply dissociated and I recognize it in most everyone around me but look at all the stuff we have and look how pretty and cool and free we are and so on. It’s just like being slapped in the face I guess. To realize that I’ve gained nothing of value from any of it not just this subreddit the entire so called knowledge economy. It’s all atomistic isolation and narcissism and mania. 

Anyways peace I’m tired I’m just burned out on all of it. Telegram too. For a long time I thought I was going somewhere getting something done and I didn’t. People like aminom creep me out and places like this are not necessarily part of the problem it’s just that the mania and schizo stuff gets to me. Mostly Becuase at one point I thought I had answers to those issues for myself and by extension for others I don’t. I wasted my time I think. I could’ve done something else. 

I’m not claiming superiority I’m saying I’m a failure my life has been made worse by the thing that I was doing that I thought would make it better. You can say whatever you want to me about me about whatever it’s what you seem to do best anyways is complain. This isn’t a community telegrams not a community the internet is not a community quoting Zizek paraphrasing Lacan is not impressive etc. I don’t sit around and complain like you Walker I don’t normally spend my time focusing on the negative and anyone on the Telegram or reading my post history will show that. I’m simply publicly venting for having been so foolish and wasted so much effort for nothing. Not Becuase I didn’t save someone’s soul or anything else other than I wanted to say I’m wrong I’ve made a mistake and I don’t know how to correct for it. I have a world I “see” with my ideas and notions and the world I live in and they don’t actually correlate or rather knowing that the spectacle Is real there is some kind of paranoia-animism generating a devolutionary global current and then having that constantly reinforced gives me no satisfaction. There is no solution. That’s all. 

I am not a professor or An academic nor a clinician so I’m free to have disorganized ideas. Ebert is right though mass media is an extinction level event and I think that’s what I wanted to inoculate myself (and others against) and I just don’t think it’s possible.

James Earthenware - Zummi's Call

NYC ROOTS, BERLIN INSPIRED, AUSTIN EMERGED

KITCHEN TECHNO is the brainchild of Natch Nadjafi and Hana Sabri, born from the heart of their home: the kitchen. This groundbreaking project is dedicated to elevating the local techno scene in Austin with community-focused events, while bringing the freshest sounds from the underground European techno scene. KITCHEN TECHNO aims to infuse Austin with a rich techno culture and pave the way for the city to become a major hub for techno in the US.

Hosted by the "Collector of Conversations" Jay Kay, the Horror Happens Radio Show is a “7x Rondo Hatton Nominated” showcasing live, smart & uncensored, internet horror talk radio programming that features over 2200+ guest conversations in 450 episodes on "Horror Happens Radio," plus over 50 episodes of retro swing radio with "Swingin From Coast2Coast."  

"The Horror Happens Radio Show was a great pleasure, with insightful questions and a good atmosphere. Jay Horrorhappens Kay is truly the Charlie Rose of horror." -- Filmmaker Jeremiah Kipp of "Baggage, Painkiller & More" 
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"For me, the measure of a good interview is, does it get you thinking and talking about things you don't usually consider.  Do they illuminate good, meaningful corners of your life and work.  This one did exactly that.  I'd do it again in a minute."
 -- Author Jack Ketchum (Best selling author of "The Woman", "The Girl Next Door" & "Red")
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“Thank you for having a radio show that features truly independent filmmakers. I'd be dead in the water if people like you didn’t exist.” -- Filmmaker/FX Master Marcus Koch: Director of the films Fell, ROT & 100 Tears
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"Authentic, smart and real, Jay Kay at Horror Happens is not just a staple outlet for the horror industry, but for film lovers as well." -- Filmmaker Gabriel Carrer of "The Demolisher"

Madeleine Froncek is multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter currently based in Boulder, CO. She started songwriting after the death of her mother and writes songs as a meditation on grief, self-discovery and transformation. Froncek started her musical career as an upright bass player influenced by the legacy of Ray Brown. She is a founding member of Austin band’s Ley Line and Steel Betty and has toured both nationally and internationally since 2016. She is a twin, a lover of nature and a storyteller.

Azami Records
#ShowaDigital #KashioKei #AzamiOngaku
Defiant and diverse melodic/VGM/BGM music.
incl. Sakitto Menda related side-projects. 
Likes late Showa era digital keyboards.

New tracks tagged #Austin Texas