Lost recordings #2 'How Can We Know?'
Recorded in 1996.

Digital Release available on my Bandcamp page:
https://stevebicknell.bandcamp.com

How Can We Know?

How Can We Know? [Lost Recordinds #2] | Recorded in 1996

Tremsix Radio Chapter #8

Tremsix Bandcamp: tremsix.bandcamp.com/music

1.A4 - No Gravity 
2.Jero Clares - Intedirmentional Hipotesis 
3.Oliver Rosemann & Jonas Kopp - CO.LAB 006 D
4.Alexander Johansson & Mattias Fridell - Veta Hut 
5.A4 - Year 2100 
6.Ricardo Garduno - I Was There 
7.Toru Ikemoto - Don't Play 182 
8.Ribé - Las Raíces 
9.Roseen - Motor 
10.Roll Dann - Irmãos no Cais 
11.Phil Berg - Dispatched 
12.TESST - Gap 
13.Michal Wolski - Anatman 
14.Skudge - Convolution (Levon Vincent Scream Version) 
15.Bastian Balders - Kaamos 
16.Steve Bicknell - Why? And For Whom? Track 4

Mixed by Jonas Kopp 
Tremsix 2023®

Tremsix Radio Chapter #8 by Jonas Kopp

From breaking through in the early 90s right when things were still done wild, helming the legendary Lost club nights from 1992 onward, onto becoming a pioneering figure of the UK's underground, it's safe to say Steve Bicknell ticks all the boxes of a self-made myth in the scene. Tirelessly pushing the boundaries of techno as we know it, the British don has been carving out his name in gold letters amongst the pantheon of DJs capable to evolve and transcend both themselves and their audience through the cathartic power of music. Always a step ahead, Bicknell treats us to two hours of resolutely immersive and achingly powerful soul-search, seamlessly criss-crossing our brains with his top-of-the-range anti-bullshit techno medicine. Posology? Repeat listens until complete recovery.

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Reclaim Your City  

Reclaim Your City 554 | Steve Bicknell

KR3.012

"Veneer of Tolerance Remixes" is the nine-headed rebirth of KR3 Records' Chapter 07, signed by JK Flesh, an icon revered within the UK's alternative music realm for a trailblazing three-decade career.

Each track of this double-vinyl project unveils a unique reinterpretation, birthing a bespoke tapestry of techno music, a dark sorrowful ode to the genre's diverse landscape.

Reinterpretations by Rrose, Steve Bicknell (two versions), 
Samuel Kerridge, Huren, Reeko, Psyk, Zadig and JK Flesh himself.

Original tracks taken from:
“Veneer of Tolerance” EP by JK Flesh | Cat. KR3.007

Remixes

Buy Vinyl/Digital

KR3.012 | JK Flesh - Remixes (by Rrose, Bicknell, Kerridge, Huren, Reeko, Psyk, Zadig, JK Flesh)

1Gesloten cirkel – Stakan (Eelco’s stuck with it edit)
2The Exaltics- The clash next round
3DJ Shufflemaster - Looking for the jerks
4Anne - Trinity
5Rino cerrone – Rilis 06 A1
6Steve Bicknell – Untitled COS16 B3
7Richie hawtin – Minus Orange
8Circuit Breaker AKA Richie Hawtin - Teacher
9Jeff Mills – Step to Enchantment
10Allesandro F. – Car Crash
11Vainquer – Lyot (Maurizio Mix)  
12Marcel Dettmann – Corebox (James Ruskin Blueprint mix)
13Nathan Fake - Outhouse

Eelco’s Techno mixtape Pt.1

From London’s inner suburbs comes this next guest, a through and through veteran of UK techno whose touch has left a lasting mark on the world around him. Steve Bicknell’s early days were spent in the intoxicating worlds of dub, reggae, acid, DIY warehouse parties and pirate radio, an auspicious mix of references that would inspire him to make music of his own. After a string of residencies at the UK’s then most influential parties, he launched his own series with creative collaborator Sheree Rashit: LOST. These legendary gatherings brought together names like Plaid, Jeff Mills, Juan Atkins, Robert Leiner, Basic Channel, and a wider array of future techno hegemons. This was swiftly succeeded with the duo’s launch of imprint Cosmic Records, whose triumph went on to spawn another three successors: LOST (early provider of Bicknell’s dancefloor sounds), Clubtracks (for Chicago-leaning fare) and ID(entity) (a channel for the work of well established music-makers who wanted to release under a secret alias). A nine-year pause in productions came to a halt in the mid 2010s with Steve’s most recent label, 6dimensions, an exploration in sound and the whole spectrum of human emotion. Finally, 2017 saw Steve team up with Luke Slater and David Sumner under the LSD sobriquet, a force for the creation of ‘lysergic machine music’, heavily danceable stuff (just ask ADE, Dekmantel, Awakenings). With a story as full and enduring as Steve’s there’s much to pull from, and only experience in the flesh could attest to the depth and scope of his musical evolution, but it’s clear that the voice he has honed has only become louder and more refined. It’s a techno that’s fully embodied, a blistering percussive barrage that invokes something profoundly human and fundamental. Bassiani Podcast 217 is just a taste of what Steve has to offer, a window onto a world of sound he’s meticulously crafted for over three decades: masterfully layered and piercing sounds that shimmer and relentlessly rise in lockstep with a formidable 4/4 beat.

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Bassiani invites Steve Bicknell / Podcast #217

Eelco’s music has always been eclectic. He has been passionate about music from an early age, drawn to a wide range of sounds, from indie, rock, metal, jazz to hip-hop and drum & bass. But everything changed when he experienced his first AWAKENINGS techno party in Amsterdam over 20 years ago. That day, he had an epiphany! The pulsating energy, the hypnotic rhythms they were a calling.
From that moment on, he became addicted to the raw, driving force of Techno and Electro.
"The first time I stepped into a warehouse and FELT that hard bass, those hissing  sharp hi-hats, and the deep, hypnotic groove of proper Techno, I knew I had come home!"
Ever since then he wanted to share his unrelenting passion for TECHNO with the world!

Eelco自年少时就开始沉迷在音乐的世界当中，与许多Techno DJ一样，他有着自己不拘一格的品味，从金属到爵士，再到古典和鼓打贝斯等。20年前第一次参加Techno派对时，他感受到一种前所未有的顿悟，以至于不可自拔地爱上了这种声音。Techno与Electro是他最喜爱的音乐风格。
“当我第一次走进被低音填满的仓库，尖锐的镲声与令人着迷的Techno之声，我知道自已经回家了，我希望用我纯粹的热情来传播这特有的Techno之声！”

Rotterdam-via-Berlin based outlet reuniting underground purveyors across the globe as they methodically scan and showcase various nerve centers from the techno Internationale.

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bookings: infotremsix@gmail.com

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