Cat.No.: TPR002.
Artist: Alex Kassian X Mad Professor

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Alex Kassian X Mad Professor – 'E2–E4' (TPR002)

3h out of our all-night-long together with Trujillo and Norm (@bayetecontact and @memorabiliarecords) at @palomabar earlier this month. Joined by @crates-la &  @father-hickey halfway!

TASCAM DR-40X

Trujillo B2B Norm & More! Live At Paloma Berlin (02.06.23)

Againstcelebrities - Emergency Broadcast

Edition de rentrée pour la Méridienne, zone d'écoute et de rêverie sonique. @mlle_elle

Méridienne : Linda Vista (25.08.24)

E2–E4 (Mad Professor's Qantas Crazy Remix 2)

E2–E4 (Mad Professor's Qantas Crazy Remix 1)

E2–E4

#191 - Move D

O'RHEUN Mix // @Oranjez-sttg

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Artwork : Sarah Colin

O'RHEUN Mix - DJ Orañjez

HARDROCK STRIKER @GLAZART (7/06/2025)

A night carved in sound and memory — from Balearic bliss to peak-time pressure, this set is a living archive, a trance of legacy and love, shaped through sweat and selection.

This isn’t just a party. It’s a rite of resistance, a celebration of dancefloor heritage through classics, rare pressings, and timeless builders — all rewired with intent.

From sun-drenched Balearic openers to deeper grooves, then rising into raw house burners and emotional climaxes, the journey honors a vision of the underground: romantic, physical, generous. A set that doesn’t chase the crowd — it guides it.

Each transition draws a line between eras. Each track is a testimony.
Here, Hardrock Striker doesn’t just DJ — he narrates.
The past. The pulse. The prophecy.

"Music is a tool of power, of discipline, of normalization. It is used to create submission or revolt — never nothing."
— Jacques Attali, Noise: The Political Economy of Music (1977)

"When it becomes merchandise, music loses its subversive function and becomes background noise for the established order."
— Jacques Attali, Noise: The Political Economy of Music (1977)

🎧 2 hours of deep club storytelling.
No trends. No filler. Just fire.

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Hardrock Striker | Glazart Club -  June 7th 2025

Heavy Eyes

Progressive Emotion

Moxie pays tribute to the warm-up, an under-appreciated but vital part of any good night. See the tracklist: https://crackm.ag/moxie

Crack Mix 339: Moxie

Very honored to have one of the greatest - CC:DISCO! with a very personal selection for your Tuesday blues. Here's what the tireless selector and DJ has to say about it:

"The following is a mix to enjoy while alone, weather its on the bus, plane, sitting in a park, at the beach or when you want to nap... ESP when you want to NAP!!! It takes from the 50s,60s'70s''80's eras, a time when lyrics told you stories and guitars made you feel warm and fuzzy. This isn't a mix of obscure tracks you've never heard to prove my 'diggin clout' but a mix to just sit back and enjoy, Loves songs that relax you and make you drift way and at some points you can even sing along.  It also features a few tracks my mum and dad would sit and play us on the farm (the Everly brothers) and a movie that our family was obsessed with it. (La bamba). These particular tracks take me to a time when I fell in love with the stories in songs and it was the start of my obsession for music you enjoy! NFTCM (not for the chins mix)" 

Peace!

E2–E4 (Mad Professor's Qantas Crazy Remix 1)

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