BIO:
Malandrø is a techno DJ based in Berlin. He started doing music at the age of 14, but his passion for electronic music and techno started in 2016 after moving to Berlin. He has been DJing since then.  In addition, he is currently studying sound engineering and creative audio production. Malandrø is also a co-founder of the techno collective "State Of Emergency" in Berlin, where they run a series of podcasts and hope to start a series of events once Coronavirus pandemic settles down. The set Malandrø prepared for TechnoFist is groovy, deep, and minimalistic.

LINKS
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/malandro_ando
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/malandro.ando/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Malandr%C3%B8-101345378617254

State Of Emergency:
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/stateofemergencyberlin
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/s.o.e.collective/

TechnoFist Podcast 145:  Malandrø

BIO:

HYPERKARMA—the DJ alias of Minneapolis’s Jennifer Waege—knows from dark music. A regular at two of the Twin Cities’ most notable club nights, Dark Energy and Gothess, she began spinning in 2003: “Industrial, noise, ambient, goth, new wave, powernoise, stuff on the darker end of the spectrum,” she says, usually between bands for shows she promoted in Reno. When she moved back to the Twin Cities in 2014, she figured on DJing less, until receiving an invitation to play at a hot new Minneapolis party called Dark Energy—her debut was in 2016—where the DJs blended “that old school industrial sound” Hyperkarma loved with techno.

 

“It was an event that I was really digging,” she says. “The dark beacon of techno was calling my name and I didn’t even realize it was out there, you know? It was an immediate attraction: ‘Oh my god, you can play both of them together?!’”

 MIX NOTES:

For this mix, Hyperkarma has delved into straight-up techno. “Getting involved in the techno lifestyle—it was like jumping into the deep end of the pool. And I decided to swim. Nobody pushed me. I jumped into this willingly. This is the music that speaks to me. This music has changed me. Finding techno was like coming home to me.” 

TRACKLIST:
[Artist - Track - Label]
Anna Kost - 1511 - Suburban Avenue
Projekt Gestalten - Wise People In Reverse (The Lady Machine Remix) - Mild Fantasy
David Lohlein - Ilyane - SK_eleven
Habgud - Faintest Flicker - Prophecy
Dasha Rush - Romance 22 - Sonic Groove
Irshad Hussein - Scorpion - m_division
Lewis Fautzi - Nowhere - Faut Section
Jerome Baker - Supreme Being - Ushuaia Music
Arkan - Shifting - SK_eleven
Decka - Resurgence - Unterwegs
Yant - Contained In A Vein - Platform 22
Function - Misinterpretations Of Reality - Tresor
Tensal - Symbiotic Entity - Mord
Matrixxman, Ø [Phase] - Depths - Phyxix
Thomas P. Heckmann - Tanzmaschine - AFU Limited
Jokasti & Nek - Antidote - Mindcut
Setaoc Mass - Evidence - SK_eleven
Temudo - Float Here Forever - Klockworks
Z.I.P.P.O - Imagination (303 Mix) - Involve Records
Pfirter, Nørbak - Life Happens Twice - Mindtrip
Unbalance - Fiorina 161 - Overbalance
Rommek - Cabin Pressure ft. Aimée Mullen - Leyla Records

Mastered by: Jobot

GEAR:
Pioneer DJM-750MK2
Pioneer XDJ-1000s
Sony PCM-M10 

LINKS: 
https://soundcloud.com/djhyperkarma
https://www.facebook.com/djhyperkarma
https://bandcamp.com/hyperkarma

TechnoFist Podcast 146: Hyperkarma

BIO

Originally from London, UK, Andy Grant is a Washington, DC based DJ and record collector with over 25 years experience behind the decks. Predominantly spinning all-vinyl sets drawing from his diverse and ever-growing collection, his varied style is inspired by over 30 years on the dance floor. During the nineties he played in various clubs and parties around London. After moving to Scotland in 1998, he spent several years playing in Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow, while also helping to run The Planetsoul Network, one of the first online radio stations streaming deep, soulful house 24/7.

In 2004, Andy took a break from the scene for a number of years following a move to Washington, DC, coming out of retirement in 2011 to play clubs and parties in the thriving DC underground house scene. 

Andy is the founder of DC House Grooves, whose mission is to provide trusted information about DC’s underground electronic music community, helping to raise the profile of local DJs, producers and promoters. Along with his wife  Katrina Mir and Ramirez, Andy is resident of the DC House Grooves Show on DJ Jus-Ed‘s Underground Quality Radio, based in Berlin. You can catch the  DC House Grooves Show every two weeks on Saturday nights at 10pm ET on the Underground Quality Live YouTube channel.

TRACKLIST

Intro: War of the Worlds - Orson Welles (Longines Symphonette Society)
Particle Shower - The Martian (Red Planet)
A Track Called Jinx - André Kronert (Mosaic Red Label)
Walfisch (Robert Hood Remix) - Roman Poncet (Arts Collective)
Ten - Rush Plus (Rush Plus Records)
Synthloop 10 (Cambridge Aftermath Mix) - Doi-Oing (Open)
Untitled B2 - Nitejams (Nitejams)
Derailing - Noah Gibson (Trouble in Paradise)
Instant - Joey Beltram (Tresor)
Untitled B1 - User (User 16)
Untitled A1 - Ben Sims, Phil Vernol & Rob Jarvis (Killa Bite 2)
Charlie's Revenge - Intergalactic Phonk (Bush)
The Musical - Terrence Dixon (Minimal Detroit Audio)
Disassociate - Armec (Echocentric Records)
The Trill Acid Theme (E.R.P. Remix) - Hardfloor (Hardfloor)
Impact State (DJ T-1000s Distorted State Remix) - Terry Lee Brown Jr. (Plastic City America)
44151 - Nail Presents Sentipede (Ornate Music)
Vulbitch Bazaar - Blue Vulva & The Electronic Crooner (Minuendo Recordings)
Jupiter - Lil Louis (Diamond Records)
6am - DJ HMC (Undefined Recordings)
Genie - Dirty House Crew (Dirty House Records)
Skypainter - The Martian (Red Planet)
Outro: Luna Party - Black Cock (Black Cock Records)

TechnoFist Podcast 147: Andy Grant

CX580 is a new creative alias of Damon Bradley, one that protects, elevates, and nurtures old school trance, some modern takes on trance, and the intimate connections trance has with techno. CX580 is light to complement the dark spaces of techno. CX580 aims to unify all the genres under the "electronic" genre, with a mind towards elevating the hearts and spirits of the last remaining souls on the dancefloor. CX580 down-to-earth, unapologetic and relentless with his presentation of trance, hardtrance and techno in between.

Damon Bradley is a veteran electronic music enthusiast, DJ and promoter. Originally from Philly, Damon is the creator of TechnoFist, Katalyst, and is one of the creators of SEQUENCE.

Damon has opened for the likes of Shifted, Ben Damage, Exos, and Phase, and closed for legends such as Jeff Mills, Luke Slater, Perc, Tommy Four Seven, Headless Horseman, Stranger, Milton Bradley, and The Gods Planet. Damon's favorite spot in the lineup is closing- always wanting to leave a strong, energetic impression for the last remaining zombies on the dance floor.

Damon’s influences span a broad spectrum of electronic music, ranging from ambient to industrial techno, groovy and soulful house, and melodic progressive trance. He curates the TechnoFist Facebook Group, which was created in 2013 and now is a community that has over 3000 members.

In 2016, Damon teamed up with Ron Jackson, Jacob Knibb, Associate and Juana to form SEQUENCE, an ambitious underground techno event series in Washington DC.

TechnoFist Podcast 100: CX580

BIO:

Taigo Onez is synonymous with
Underground Music and culture. Born
and raised on the Southside of
Chicago, he has become one of
Chicago’s Premier Electronic Artists.

Releasing on various labels around
the world, he is the sole
Owner/Proprietor of Chicago based
label Bang Le’ Dex Recordings,
General Manager, Resident DJ of
Idstein, Germany’s CUEBASE-FM,
Resident DJ at Fnoob Techno Radio,
and long time events curator for The
International Music Foundation’s
Make Music Chicago.

Taigo is definitely an experience, and
has well over 30+ in front of
audiences globally. Truly one that is
passionate in his artistry, providing a
deep sincere musical journey without
restriction..

LINKS:

https://ra.co/dj/taigoonez-us
https://twitter.com/taigoonez
https://hearthis.at/taigoonez/
https://soundcloud.com/taigoonez
https://www.instagram.com/taigoonez/
https://www.mixcloud.com/taigoonezofficial/
https://www.beatport.com/artist/taigo-onez/507857
https://www.traxsource.com/artist/265328/taigo-onez
https://open.spotify.com/artist/0M1mKTAmJ7qJBJVb2c09JW

MANAGEMENT:
Amanda House
Ninth House Agency
ninthhousebookings@gmail.com

TechnoFist Podcast 148: Taigo Onez

Originally from Los Angeles, California, Brian GUNJACK Gibbs released a slew of seminal house, techno, proto dubstep and experimental electronic records in the early 2000s.

Having left his native USA in 1999 for Asia, our man burned through 5 continents leaving musical devastation in his wake. Eventually settling in Santiago, Chile, Gunjack diversified his body of work releasing a disco funk album under the alias ECHO PARK on Skream's Disfigured Dubz imprint and the chicago house/footwork/juke label REPOTRAX (as featured on boiler room) was born. On the more experimental side of music, Jack's DEPARTURE EXCHANGE makes waves in the Lo-Fi Hiphop world establishing a merch campaign of floppy diskette singles, VHS visualbums and cassette tape releases.

Branching out into the art world, our protagonist would go on to invest his artistic inspirations to gallery shows consisting of art installations and electronic sculptures conveying a moral and political dilemma as concept fuel for the physical exhibitions in the Cine Arte Alameda and the National Museo de Gabriela Mistral in Chile's capital.

Fast forward to 2019 and Brian is injured during the military crackdown on political upheaval in October. Spine broken and badly burned, Gunjack spent months in hospital after having titanium pins inserted. After learning to walk again and fighting through some of the darkest days of his life, Gunjack worked with the US State Department to return home to his country in order to secure his legacy as a "North American musical treasure".

Currently based in Minneapolis, Gunjack is now back in full swing with several high profile house music vinyl releases in 2022 under his Valentino Roth alias. Having rebooted his seminal "Gunjack Series" in 2021, his current "techno" releases would go on to be played and supported by Dave Clarke, Surgeon and the mythical AFX. Recently starting a vinyl label under the Planet Rhythm umbrella of sub labels, DUBWARS is currently manufacturing and scheduled for release in 2023. 

Not satisfied with treading old ground, Gunjack continues to push the boundaries by taking his early "free jazz" roots back to the forefront of his productions. Creating improvised compositions at a frantic pace using an akai MPC style drum pad and arcade buttons, many a mind has been boggled this year by the iconic "HYPERJAZZ" EP with a live video from track "Whiplash" going viral. Called "mindblowing" by UK music journalist JOE MUGGS, the video marks a personal milestone for Gunjack.

TechnoFist Podcast 149: GUNJACK

Bio
lola:de is a dj and coder from London. Some may recognise her from the infamous ‘dances at the rave’ video that provided some much needed entertainment to the dance community during the 2020 lockdown (you had to be there), while others may be more familiar with her from dj sets at various London venues such as Elektrowerkz, The Glove That Fits, Dalston Superstore and radio stations such as Voices, NetilRadio, komrad and bloop (where she is now a resident). 

Ahead of her next show at Risen festival this April, Lola has prepared a special mix for TechnoFist's final podcast that reflects her whimsical personality and diverse taste. Featuring artists such as Nubian Mindz, Shinedoe, Steve Rachmad, Cinthie, and Alarico, expect an eclectic blend of soulful, funky and hard, tooly beats.

Socials
SoundCloud - www.soundcloud.com/lolade92
Instagram - www.instagram.com/lola.de.nuga

TechnoFist Podcast 150: lola:de

Serious Bio
Hi, I’m Juana. I’m a house and techno DJ and producer currently residing in Washington, DC. Originally from Chicago, I grew up in an incredibly musical family, where I was surrounded by all kinds of sounds, from blues and classical to jazz, disco, country, R&B, and metal. I know everybody says they grew up around everything, but I’m serious. Those people are crazy. And they taught me to love and appreciate all music from its core. My first record was a gift from my mom at age 4 – Stevie Wonder’s “Hotter Than July.” It’s still a favorite.
Anyway, I started collecting vinyl when I was in college and I always knew a lot of DJs because I spent a lot of time on the dancefloor in the underground rave and club scene. Somebody told me I should try DJing around 2000 or so, and I started doing gigs at parties and bars around Chicago. I moved to DC in 2002 and landed guest spots at underground house clubs in DC, such as Red and DC Sanctuary, and numerous underground one-offs. I also played weekly shows on HandzOnRadio (BMore) and CyberJamz (Tampa), and regularly worked in a blend of deep house, techno, disco, new wave, and rare groove. It was a good run, but my heart has always been in the hard hitting sounds of techno, especially that of Detroit. I think if you listen to any techno mixes I do, my love for disco divas and funky jazz definitely shines through. It’s all soulful, even if it doesn’t fit in somebody else’s box. If I fits, I sits. Heavily influenced and inspired by Kenny Dixon Jr., Osunlade, Ron Trent, Kevin Saunderson, Carl Craig, Omar S, Kai Alce, Vince Watson, and Pepe Bradock. I would not be doing this if not for their music.
Since 2014, I have been doing regular monthlies at Dr. Clock’s Nowhere Bar (Chicago Style, Tech Support) and in 2015, I joined the One Love Massive collective, so you’ll see me around. Weaknesses include writing about myself in the third person.
www.soundcloud.com/thatjuana
www.facebook.com/jnichole808

TechnoFist Podcast 026: Juana

Bio:
Dance music first grabbed hold of her senses in 1985 Chicago, the House Music revolution. Through the influence of the darker side of the industrial/EBM/darkwave scene (Ministry, Front242, Nitzer Ebb, Frontline Assembly, Thrill Kill Kult), her tastes evolved into a preference for a harder-hitting and faster-paced "cavernous" sound straight out of the sparsely lit basements of Berlin. Coupled with an affinity of the "spicy side" of techno, the end result is somewhere between hip shaking and catatonic head swaying. After decades of rotating in and out of scene as a participant, a random Pioneer DJ Sounds internet find in 2013 inspired an Ableton download, with an eventual evolution into Traktor for what it offers creatively.

https://soundcloud.com/lisa-renee-17

Tracklist:
1. Ambulances - Old Riders
2. Revenant -Terra4Beat (Amir Razanica Remix)
3. Puerto Rico II - Alex DiStefano, Balthazar & Jackrock
4. Puerto Rico II - Alex DiStefano, Balthazar & Jackrock (Niereich & Hackler Remix)
5. Dry Run - Paul Mac
6. No Pain, No Gain - Alex DiStefano
7. Private Stalker - Alex DiStefano
8. Everybody - Alex DiStefano (Tom Hades Remix)
9. Antiscience - Darmec
10. Mato El Gato - AnGy KoRe
11. Don't Wait - Dorbachov (Mark Greene Remix)
12. Hidden Path - SubSight
13. Spoiler - Matt Mus (Gene Karz Remix)
14. The Power in Your Face - AnGy KoRe
15. Kidnap Your Soul - Alex DiStefano
16. Battlefield - Alex DiStefano
17. Baden - Matt Mus
18. MTMS - Matt Mus
19. Wurttemburg - Matt Mus
20. More Wine For Him - AnGy KoRe

TechnoFist Podcast 034: Lisa Moroniac

If rats learn to scale walls. I come from a long line of women who do good work with needles. Black without apology.

Juana (the artist formerly known as Brdhs) is so house. Birthed from a tribe of light-skinned opera singers and children of the soul mother from the universal vibrations of the earth spirit, Juana grew up on a steady diet of smooth jazz, jheri curl funk, and prog rock, which shaped her sensibilities immeasurably. Her early musical inspirations include Hendrix, Can, Frank Zappa, Roy Ayers, Deftones, Patrick Adams, Prince, Tool, Norman Connors, RZA, Pepe Bradock, Cocteau Twins, Roxy Music, Isley Brothers, Marvin Gaye, Mtume, and a bunch of classical dudes. She began collecting records at age 4 and stealing tapes and CDs from Tower Records at around 14.

Juana has been a DC staple since 2004. Bored with her humble beginnings as a bedroom DJ spinning pulsating sweaty drug-fueled disco sessions alone in her Northside Chicago efficiency, she relocated to DC where she connected with the likes of Sam "the Man" Burns and immediately offered to carry his records around for free. This dedicated sycophancy earned her opening spots at some of the top underground house clubs in DC, such as Red, Dragonfly, and DC Sanctuary, and lots of places somewhere down on New York Avenue. Although she is generally afraid of talking with her mouth, preferring the uttering of the depths of her heart, she also caught the attention of online radio stations and played weekly shows on HandzOnRadio (BMore) and CyberJamz (Tampa), beating down office workers worldwide with her unique blend of deep house, techno, disco, rare groove, and fart noises. 

Around 2010, Juana again decided to flake on the world, going on hiatus, and robbing it of her naked and fearless genius.

A city wept.

But that very next year, she began to harken on the sweet, ethereal sounds that haunted her her entire life, making original tracks that would propel her into fame almost immediately. For one, renown UK DJ/producer Ben Sims has said of her artistry, "I don't get it," and "It's okay." This kind of acclaim has been just the beginning of her trajectory into the the souls of true heads everywhere. Her residency at Dr. Clock's, the infamous Tech Support parties, has attracted alcoholics from all throughout walking distance.

2016 and 2017 opened up many new avenues for Juana, joining forces with numerous local heavy hitters in DC, playing the Acid People party series with the likes of Ron Jackson, Damon Bradley, and Tsurugi. Juana also recently link up with TechnoFist, Void Archive, and Select DC as part of the quickly growing Sequence party series, on opening duties for Detroit's BMG, and getting muy loca closing for Discwoman (Volvox and Umfang) and Tommy Four Seven. She's also had the good fortune to open up for the likes of Rick Wade and Kai Alce, Stefan Goldman, and Pan-Pot. Watch this space!

Tracklist:
1.	DJ Clent - We Bout It (Original Mix)
2.	My Favorite Robot - Here Tonight (Mr. G Saturday Night Dub)
3.	Henning Baer - Reprise (Original Mix)
4.	Fiedel - Substance B (Original Mix)
5.	Blush Response - Machine God (Original Mix)
6.	Nicole Moudaber - Your Love Picks Me Up (Marco Faraone Remix)
7.	Myk Derill - Chasing (Florian Meindl Remix Version2)
8.	Patrick Siech - Tessellation (Original Mix)
9.	Marla Singer, Casual Treatment, Ben Gibson, Endlec - 10th Amendment (Ben Gibson Remix)
10.	Dawid Dahl - A1 Krig
11.	Kode - Kode - Aot (Original Mix)
12.	Furtive - Skirmisher (unreleased)
13.	Shkedul - Materiale (Original Mix)
14.	Slam - Vapour (Original Mix)
15.	Don Williams - D.D.S.T.T.M.
16.	Regal - Acid is the Answer
17.	Unbalance - Sequence Rides (Original Mix)
18.	Planetary Assault Systems - Twelve (Marcel Fengler Rework)
19.	Uun - An Ancient Transmission (Original Mix)
20.	DJ Bone, Differ-Ent - Gem in Eyes (feat. DJ Bone) (Original Mix)
21.	Mall Grab - Pool Party Music (Original Mix)

TechnoFist Podcast 044: Juana

PLURAL
James Johnson (AKA Plural, Divine) is a electronic music 
producer, composer and DJ. His performance history started in 1995, and has played all over the world. His calm demeanor belies the massive amounts of energy he creates in his highly technical DJ sets, and the ethereal beauty of his live performances. 
His releases on over a dozen labels have garnered him the acclaim of dance music's elite, and have made him a rather sought-after recording and remixing talent. Well known Dj's like Dave Clark, Alan Oldham, Ben Sims and Paul Mac are dropping his tracks.

Selected Discography: 
The Resurgence - Dobox (2005) 
Signal Depth- 6one6 (2006) 
Emotional Conflict - Audio Textures (2010)
Broadcast In Hi-Tech - Generator (2010)
Volatile Structure - Panel Trax (2011) 
In Darkness - Separate Skills (2011) 
Abrasive Technolgy (w/FBK as The Fallen) (2012) 
Plural - Metroplex (2014)
Five Shot - Shul (Plural Remix) (2014)
Remixes 2013 
Alan Oldaham - Cockblocking Beats (Plural remix) 
Chance McDermott - I've Had Enough (Plural Remix) 
Chance McDermott - BlackBird ( Plural Remix) 
D'Funk - Detroit Drones ( Plural Remix) 
Five Shot - Dombo ( Plural Remix) 
T.I.M.- Introspection (Plural Remix)

Selected performances and appearances: 
Plush ñ Dayton, OH (1996) 
Family Affair 3 ñ OH (1997) 
Shake it ñ Cincinnati, OH (1997) 
Deja Vu ñ Columbus, OH (1998) 
Unknown Party - Dominican Republic (2002) 
Frequency Fridays @ Wild Goose Creative (2012)
Booty Klap @ Columbus (2014)
Intelligent Design (2014)
Publications: 
Don't Panic Magazine 
Local Autonomy Blog 
Massive Magazine 
Junodownload.com 
Beatport.com
Link 
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Plural/25... 
http://residentadvisor.net/dj/plural 
http://soundcloud.com/plural 
http://dj.beatport.com/plural
http://discogs.com/artist/1068327-Plural-3

--------------TRACKLIST------------------

01 Ron S. - Alnilam
02 Alex Alben - A2 Chimera 
03 Ron S. - Asymptote
04 Lado - Beta Ray Bill
05 Slam - Caveat
06 Chris Hodgson - Colour Of Darkness
07 Gemini Voice Archive - Cosmic Chronic
08 Afrozoid - Ferroma (Plural Remix) 
09 Dsamil - eee
10 Gemini Voice Archive - Framauro's Plains
11 FBK - Fears of a Madman
12 Perc - Look What Your Love Has Done To Me
13 FBK - Non Sequiter
14 Scutum Man - Oklof (Marika Rossa Remix)
15 Charles Fenckler - Raven
16 Plural - The Spear

Technofist Podcast 053: Plural

This tremendous talented Techno Minded hero works under a few different alter ego’s like [Mødel1], Audio Collisionn and Mode-K. He regularly destroys dancefloors on underground events in and around Amsterdam. With these projects, he already got some release’s under his belt on Defuse records and more soon to follow!

Besides this, he is also one of the masterminds behind Patterns, Sonate and Resistor, Where he served the crowds proper names like David Hülsken, Rutger Maree, Dispar vulgo, Remy, Steve Rachmad, Dave Ellesmere, Bart Skils and many others. For this Drone Podcast, he recorded a set full of his signature sound of deep, dark and energetic techno.

Technofist Podcast 055: Dee Marbus

Up and coming Techno prodigy Cynthtek has arrived to the D.C. scene with his collection of distorted kicks and overdrivin basslines to show us all what Techno really is. Self teching himself music production in 2010 his industrial sound is evolving every day to a darker more lo fi sound. Catch him playing live sets in your local bike shop or abandon warehouse near you. @Cynthtek

TechnoFist Podcast 057: Cynthtek

Some facts on me.

Has been spinning Professionally since 1994

Has spun countless parties/Clubs/Raves in every
major city in the USA. (Seriously. I don’t know how many but It’s a lot.)
      
Has 2 other Monikers he uses for other styles of
music.
 
Sinestro = Techno and house on the harder tip.
 
Kuromaku = Breakbeats and electro (old school
electro like Nucleus BEEEOTCH)
 
Mirrored Shades = House music all night long.
Deep and chunky with JennR8o    Darik Wyldstar = House and Acid House on the Funky tip.
        
Has 22 releases including 4 on vinyl through
Woody Mcbride’s Communique Label and Frankie Bones’s Hard to Swallow Label.
  
When you book me you are booking unique music
that is made by me and that you will only hear in my dj sets. I make it a point
to make songs specifically for the gig that will never be released.
        
Has thrown countless parties/club nights/raves
(Again I seriously don’t remember how many. It’s a lot). Highlights here
include working with Scott Henry/John Tab making the ultra badass Buzz nights
at Nation in Washington DC successful.
 
When you book me it’s with the understanding
that I know how a night is supposed to flow and when to play the correct songs.
I won’t bang the shit out of your club night if I’m playing early or in the
small room.
        
Pricewise, is very reasonable and can work with
any promoter to ensure success for both parties. I am not a dick that thinks I
deserve thousands of dollars. Contact me and we can work it out!

No really call me or email me. I am super cool.

Also fun to be around!
 
Contact : djsinestro@hotmail.com
Facebooks - www.facebook.com/DjSinestroRehab
Soundclouds - @sinestro
Beatports - pro.beatport.com/artist/sinestro/2168
Discogs - www.discogs.com/artist/15435-Sine…&type=Appearances

Tracklist:
THX1138			-	Crazy talk
Phot			-	Eximius (Intro) (Original Mix)
Johannes Heil Dj Hell	-	Scene_Eight
Nina Kraviz		-	Pochuvstvui_Original Mix
Florian Meindl		-	Nights I Don't Sleep (Original Mix) - 8A/5A
DJ Mary Jane		-	Waterfall Original Mix
Miss Electric - Tribalism 
Mark Broom		-	King_Original Mix
Robert Hood		-	Lockers_Original Mix
Truncate		-	Process_Original Mix
Bill Kraemer		-	About That Original Mix
Circuit Breaker		-	Creator
SYMMETRICAL		-	Imagination (Sinestro's Dissolved Mix)
Laurent Garnier		-	Swinging Da Suga_Original Mix
Puritan			-	Day One Original Mix
Gian			-	412_Original Mix
Claude_Young		-	Impolite_to_Refuse
Truncate		-	Modify V2
Johannes Heil dj hell	-	Scene_Six
The Machinists		-	Slabb (Woody McBride Remix)
Miss Electric Greencross -	Wanderers Original Mix
Floorplan		-	Spin_Original Mix
Bohannon 		-	Lets Start the Dance
Inner City, LaRae Starr	-	Good Luck (DEAS Version 1 Extended Remix)
Dat Oven		-	What do you like to do? Party

TechnoFist Podcast 061: Sinestro

A fresh face in Brooklyn’s underground techno community, Xiorro burst onto the scene in early 2017 as co-founder of ALKHEMY, a Brooklyn-based techno collective whose primary mission is to highlight diversity in the techno scene by providing a platform for people of color and other marginalized groups. Over the course of a year, Xiorro has hosted over 25 parties, granting him the pleasure of working with over 70 DJs from across the globe. As resident DJ at The Black Hole, ALKHEMY’s monthly underground techno party, he introduced his taste for dark, fast, industrial techno. In the summer of 2017, Xiorro expanded his work outside of ALKHEMY as resident DJ and booking manager at The Gateway on Thursdays, with his techno party series: Dissolution. Intended as a limited-series party that featured locals only, Dissolution deliberately showcased women and people of color as headliners as the series developed, nodding to Xiorro’s ongoing activism work at the grass root level. To date, Xiorro has played in Boston, Pittsburgh and supported distinguished acts such as, Lenny Dee, Paul Birken, Plural, D.Carbone, Mørbeck, 138, Donor, Boris Brenecki, Ayarcana, UMFANG and more. A true proponent of preserving the original concept of the rave, Xiorro speaks to his crowd through rattling, progressive and high-hitting sonic dialogue.

TechnoFist Podcast 066: Xiorro

@pureimmanence is the DJ duo of Nick Bazzano (@nmb2115) and @kiddosincere. They are residents with New York underground queer rave collective Unter, where they have been able to craft a sound that includes and entangles psychedelic techno, ambient moodscapes, and experimental electronic grooves. They also hold an eponymous Wednesday-night residency at Bossa Nova Civic Club which just celebrated its two-year anniversary this past July. Pure Immanence has been privileged to perform for and work with various rave collectives and festivals both locally and abroad, including Sustain-Release, Fourth World, Buttons, Pornceptual, and the WHOLE United Queer Festival.

TechnoFist Podcast 083: Pure Immanence

Auspex
(n.) pl. aus·pi·ces,
An augur of ancient Rome, especially one who interpreted omens derived from the observation of birds or other methods of divination. A diviner, prophet, foreteller.

Auspex got his first taste for sonic exploration at an early age—a classically trained violinist and multi-instrumentalist since the age of 11—and it was during those formative years that he began to translate his experience of the world by shaping and bending sound to move the body, stir the mind, and still the heart. 

During his teen years, Auspex found himself delving into new musical territories, exploring punk rock, goth, experimental and electronic hybrids, fusing the organic with the technological and setting him down a path that would eventually lead him to his most profound calling thus far: techno. 

Now a regular fixture of Brooklyn’s underground techno scene, Auspex is known for creating energetic and raucous dance floors and driving them to bedlam, blending skittering techno and blistering industrial, with anthemic rave and glitchy breaks to create dense and textured overtures, disorienting cacophonies that break open to reveal buoyant and joyous moments of euphoria and release. His uncompromising and unwavering style has seen him tapped to play as support for countless international touring acts from Phase Fatale to Randomer, Kamikaze Space Programme to Headless Horseman—as well as being called upon to throw down at NYC techno institutions such as The Bunker New York, Lost Soul Enterprises, Aphotic, The Black Hole and Unter. 

Most recently, Auspex has launched his own party series and residency, Dominion, an exploration of dark, driving techno at the intersection of technology and the arcane, which has already played host to some standout names from the NYC local techno scene, as well as some bigger names making noise around the globe. 2018 will also see the debut of Auspex’s production work, with the first releases slated for V/A compilations in late Fall, as well as his premiere performances outside the U.S. in the European scene.

TechnoFist Podcast 084: AUSPEX

HYPERAKTIVIST - DJ
Venezuelan born Berlin based Hyperaktivist it's been shaking the scene in and outside Berlin with her characteristic energetic sets, oscillating between faster Techno and House with big influence in the 90's and old school tracks.

She started working for the development of club culture in her native Venezuela since an early age, where she co founded SOLO the first club dedicated exclusively to electronic music in her hometown.
After finishing a degree on Mass Media and journalism she relocated in Berlin where she did a diploma in sound engineering at the studios of the infamous Funk Haus and were she continues working for the
development of electronic music as a resident and organiser of Mess, Mindful Electronic Sonic Selections a forward thinking club night with a focus on women and transgender artist from diverse cultural backgrounds, dedicated to the celebration of diversity and supporting DIY club culture around the world happening at Ohm and her newest, Mala Junta events with a focus on old school faster/funky techno.

Since selected as one of the Shape Platform for innovative music artists in 2016 she's been touring around Europe playing both festivals and underground spaces such as: CTM in Berlin, Uh Fest in Budapest, Amsterdam Dance event, Insomnia in Norway, Off Sonar in Barcelona, Skaņu Mežs in Riga, Red Bull Music Festival in Moscow and Brutaż in Poland, Cxema in Kyev, Herrensauna in Berlin, Fast Forward in Copenhagen to name a few.

You can find her playing from Tresor’s closings sets to the Berlin’s most renewed clubs bringing her characteristic energy and commitment to the dance floors, merging genres with ease she takes influence both in her time spent in Berlin and South America.

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/hyperaktivist
https://www.facebook.com/Hyperaktivist
https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/hyperaktivist
www.instagram.com/hyperaktivist
www.facebook.com/messberlin/

TechnoFist Podcast 089: HYPERAKTIVIST

Sugar is a Copenhagen native, producer, DJ and co-founder of Fast Forward Productions, whose raves in the city triggered the formation of a strong, fast techno focused community in the city before going on to achieve international recognition. Fast Forward's sound and Sugar's sound are one and the same: mercilessly fast, groovy, melodic and pounding. Sugar recently released his debut EP, No Sex Only Feelings, on Repro's Euromantic label, and he also contributed two tracks to Kulør 001, the acclaimed first release on Courtesy's Kulør label.

TechnoFist Podcast 094: Sugar

Brothers Lund&Rønde co-founded the BunkerBauer collective with DJ Ibon and Lasse Vind and the pair are also behind the new label V.A.L.I.S., which has been set up to release new hard trance, much of it made by the scene's best-known techno producers working under pseudonyms. The brothers have been DJ'ing together for over a decade now, and have honed their own signature sound which pivots on hard 90's techno, acid and trance and a multitude of offshoot styles.

TechnoFist Podcast 096: Lund&Rønde

Being active for over a decade, AADJA is a DJ, vocalist & producer well versed in curating her vast palette of old school and new age soundscapes into unpredictable and high energy sets. This is exactly how she keeps swarms of people at the raves betrothed until the early hours of the morning.

Born in Newfoundland and currently based out of Toronto where she was exposed to the beloved warehouse culture that helped shape her as an artist and also led to her eponymous residency at Format. 

AADJA is now one of the most highly sought after DJs in Toronto and has been booked to play alongside some of the most celebrated names in techno including Marcel Dettmann, Amelie Lens, Oscar Mulero, Derrick May, Ancient Methods, Function, Headless Horseman, Mike Parker, Perc, Sterac, Courtesy, Scuba, Henning Baer, Anetha, Hector Oaks, Reeko and Volvox.

Besides being an active member of the Toronto circuit, AADJA has also performed at the iconic Synoid party at Griessmuehle in Berlin. 

On the production front 2018 also saw her debut release on the esteemed Belgian imprint, Coincidence Records. In 2019, AADJA is set to release more original music on both vinyl & digital and is ramping up for one of her busiest years to date.

TechnoFist Podcast 097: AADJA

With his roots deep in the Copenhagen DIY music scene Joachim Palsby aka DJ TOOL has been playing and collecting different music for more than a decade. After many years of playing punk, metal and electronic noise music, he slowly developed an interest in dance music/techno. For years he has been roaming the international dance floors as a loyal dancer and ended up learning the skills of all vinyl Djing. DJ TOOL is a classic example of a Dj that merges directly from the floor to the booth. His sets are authentic and the sound is oldschool, hard and fast but always funky and uplifting. While living in Berlin he met and instantly connected with his Venezuelan partner in crime, Hyperaktivist. Together they decided to create a party with a sound they felt was missing in the Berlin techno scene. Mala Junta is a smaller intimate party with focus on old school, faster and harder techno that is merging in Berlin at the moment. With friends and family in the Dj and party collectives of Copenhagen, Fast Forward Productions, BunkerBauerand Endurance his connection to the underground techno scene of his hometown is still very strong .There is no doubt about that the Berlin based,DJ TOOL is a part of Copenhagen techno and knows where he belongs 

Co-founder and resident at the Copenhagen underground rave series Endurance, Ezy is a techno DJ, producer and a time-served mainstay on the floor as well as in Copenhagen's alternative music underground. Ezy is one of many artists on the city's fast techno scene with a history in the punk scene, and in the four years since he took to electronic music, he has built a reputation for delivering all-vinyl sets of agile, percussive, banging old-school techno. He has played in Germany and Sweden recently, along with a steady stream of gigs in his home city, and is also building towards releasing his own music.

TechnoFist Podcast 102: DJ Tool & Ezy

Lana comes from the dark forests of Russian Karelia, who moved to Stockholm in early 20s and now is based in Berlin.

Lana, educated jazz pianist, has been involved in music since she was 5, and first club residency she has got in 18. While studying in jazz college, she started producing electronic music and got her first song published at Moscow Algoritmik Records. 

Moving to Stockholm, she continued gaining her experience by playing in many different clubs, but mostly has been involved in the local underground scene. Thanks to her musicality and good feeling of the floor, Lana Lain has three times been voted as one of Stockholm's best female underground djs. 

Her style signifies a strength of purpose and commitment to the roots of techno music, - moving into hypnotic landscapes and energetic fusion, blending fast and minimal, industrial and experimental. 

Since 2016 Lana made a broader impact on the local scene. She has her own radio show on Fnoob Techno Radio in UK - ФОМО on AIR. For this show, Lana invited new talents for a unique live performance, and also promotes new experimental techno music. Also she is a promoter of her imprints in Stockholm - ФОМО - gay- and fetish-friendly underground techno club, headlined by such artists as SNTS, Perc, Schake, Nur Jaber, Phase Fatale, Dax J, I Hate Models, VSK, Boston 168 and Tolkachev, many of them came to Sweden with debut. She also is behind the queer concept KOXBOX, fast music OBE and Anstalten, which presented Dj Stingray, Helena Hauff and Slam to Stockholm rave scene, to name a few. In her clubs, she collaborates with local queer visual artists, designers and performers, which made her concepts very known for the local public and abroad. 

At the moment she is busy with working on her music and planning new events.

TechnoFist Podcast 114: Lana Lain (ФОМО)

Trained on the fast-techno floors of Copenhagen, HORNS has the city's signature sound running through their rave DNA, channeling years of lessons learned as a dancer into the DJ booth. HORNS is attracted to fast and hard styles of dance music and in their sets and mixes they harness them to create bright, emotional and maximal energies.

"They Told Us Summer Is An Attitude" is named after the rave series "Summer Is Not A Season It's An Attitude", which was held by Fast Forward Productions in Copenhagen in the spring and summer of 2017. At these raves HORNS got to know almost everyone they know today, and this mix is dedicated to those friends. 

HORNS is a resident at the fast techno party Vortex at the Copenhagen club Ved Siden Af, and is the art director of Courtesy's label Kulør.

@horns-cph
www.facebook.com/HORNS.CPH

TechnoFist Podcast 115: HORNS - They Told Us Summer Is An Attitude

UPCOMING EVENT:
https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/1326104

BIO:

Philipp Drube started djing in 2012 as part of the underground techno scene in Hamburg. He has been running parties and DJing ever since. One year later, he moved to Berlin and became a resident at Ismus in 2015. This year, he co-founded the label Space Trax with a first release of Dimensionhopper (aka Schacke) and Lund&Rønde in late summer.

His style is diverse and spacy, combining solid oldschool techno with trancy melodies. Specified in hard- and psytrance sounds, his sets become unique and special.

LINKS:

https://soundcloud.com/philipp-drube
https://soundcloud.com/ismusberlin
https://soundcloud.com/space-trax

TechnoFist Podcast 122: Philipp Drube (Katalyst x Fast Forward Teaser Mix)

I.E aka Jonathan Carroll Scottish born and German based DJ, co owner and label manager of Ismus. Having arrived in Berlin in early 2016 Jonathan quickly joined forces with the Ismus team building the party series and eventually launching the label at the beginning of 2019. Aside from his involvement in Ismus, Jonathan has been making his way around Europe playing at many like-minded party series’ such as Raw in Paris and now home to his 2nd residency Streck in Gothenburg. The I.E style consists mainly of hard techno sounds with a definite nod to 90s Trance, Schranz and Gabber.


IG: @i.e_jonny_ismus
FB: https://www.facebook.com/eyedoteee/
SC: @idote

https://www.ismusberlin.com/
https://www.residentadvisor.net/record-label.aspx?id=17062
https://ismusberlin.bandcamp.com/

TechnoFist Podcast 127: I.E (ISMUS Berlin)

BIO:

Next mix up is from Kristian Suvatne. Kristian Lives in Oslo, Norway, where he in 2018 co-founded the record label Sunlab together with Sverre Brand. In 2019 his debut ep “M.F.I.D.S” was released on Sunlab. This mix consists of dusty 90s trance and acid records.  
Links: 

soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/kristiansuvatne

Sunlab Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/sun-lab
Sunlab Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sunlabrec
Sunlab Bandcamp: https://sunlabrec.bandcamp.com/releases

TechnoFist Podcast 129: Suvatne

BIO:
Clarity is Canadian. She moved to London, UK summer of 2019 and found herself raving hard at the front of numerous techno parties. She became particularly drawn to harder sounds of Jaded and FOLD. This led her to get herself Pioneer CDJs and mixer and try DJing herself. Since then she has become resident DJ of Rave Signal alongside Melissa D'Lima, Techsia and ARROSA. She draws extensive inspiration from her favourite DJs Viscerale and High Future, as well as her favourite labels Falsive and Normative.

LINKS
@clarityharddance

TechnoFist Podcast 133: Clarity

BIO:

In her aspiring career, beginning at age 16, Lindsey Herbert has continued to drift towards the deeper realms of techno, constantly honing her craft as a DJ and getting involved with the thriving scene in San Francisco. Fast-forward to 2020 and Lindsey has truly become a recognized name in her city and beyond, in large part thanks to her unique signature sets — true journeys that explore alternating soundscapes laced together by dark, deep and heavy textures, as well psychedelic elements and ethereal melodies. With tour dates that have brought her to international venues playing beside top name DJs, she is an artist to watch.

Lindsey’s hard work over the years has paid off, gaining her residencies with San Francisco’s Robot Ears for the past five years, as well as earning a spot on the roster of Berlin-based agency, Point Collective. She has played coveted gigs in Detroit, Chicago, Athens, Istanbul, and throughout Germany, as well as her recent debut in the legendary Tresor Berlin and Gate Club in Batumi, Georgia.

Lindsey's debut in the production realm was in September 2018 with a remix of Martyn Päsch's track 'Sacred' on KVLTÖ Records. Her debut solo EP was released in 2019 on LA-based label Ascetic Limited with a remix from Motionen.

Mix Mastered by Anthony Jimenez.

LINKS:
Instagram: @_lindseyherbert
Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/lindseyherbertmusic/
Soundcloud:
http://soundcloud.com/lindseyherbert
RA: https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/lindseyherbert
Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/artist/lindsey-herbert/712094

TRACKLIST:

Mike Parker - Chronogram (Original Mix)
DJ Hyperactive & Jason Patrick - Mississippi Mud Hounds (Original Mix) 
Pan Xiaoxiao - Brid (Original Mix)
PTTRN - Acta 02 (Original Mix)
Sanchez Jr - Doom (Original Mix)
Linkan Ray - Introspective Vision (Original Mix)
ASKE - Illusions (Original Mix)
Kike Pravda - Curved Force (Original Mix)
Marco Effe - Intermission (Original Mix) 
Augusto Taito - CITERON (Original Mix)
Drop-E - World in Decline (Original Mix) 
PTTRN - Contempt / Suggest 6 (Original Mix)
Moddullar - Phase Shift (Original Mix)
BILY - Restless Behavior (Original Mix)
Nastia Reigel- Horses (Original Mix)
Roll Dann - Mago (Original Mix) 
Alexskyspirit - VSCO 91 (Original Mix)

TechnoFist Podcast 134: Lindsey Herbert

BIO:

My name is Marko Predovan, AKA Trigg. I've been DJing for around 3 years now and have been evolving and refining my style for just as long, spending countless hours digging for just the right sounds I like. Although I play around with a lot of different styles at home, including trance, the sound I'm currently putting out is a mix of serious groovy and hypnotic/trippy techno that's often pitched up to a faster pace to produce more energy!

Around 2 years ago I went to ADE alone, and randomly went to some meetup of members of a Facebook group I wasn't even a part of - TechnoFist. The immediate and butterfly effects of that decision have been enormous, as that's how I met some of the coolest and kindest people I know. I've been pretty active in the group since and it has inspired me a lot, so this opportunity to contribute to it in this way means so much to me!

TRACKLIST:
A.Morgan - Static
Sciahri - Anxiety
Pfirter - The Empty Space
Giordanø - The Blue Bridge
Augusto Taito - Additive
Kike Pravda - Spheroid
Shkedul - Cieco
Egotot - Death Bell
Ruben Ganev - Ninja Steps
Assumption - Optical
TWR72 - Erudite
Johaness Astrup - Eternal Server Error
Altinbas - Cyclic Frames
Optics - Chrysantium
Ø [Phase] & Rødhåd - 190318
Vladw - Aimara
Kaiser - Time Moves Slow
Pfirter, Grindvik - End This
Kessell - Psychosocial
Sleeparchive - Celsius
Setaoc Mass- Chaos
A Thousand Details - Don Pesino
Oscar Mulero - The Beauty of Leaving a Legacy
Sibling, Drhamer - Spectral
Finalversion3 - Boca Que Arrastra mi Boca

TechnoFist Podcast 142: Trigg

Marius Bø is one of the founders of Ute, the Oslo-based record label and forest rave series. He is also one half of Accelerationism, together with Teo Bachs.

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