Host @leonardo_chevy presents 038 of 'Transmissions From The Ergosphere"!

Tracklist:
01. Blixaboy - Bushido Initiative [Science Cult]
02. Carl Finlow - ADDA (Syrte Reaction) [Science Cult]
03. DJ Emerson - Everything Is Shitting Away [Micro.fon]
04. Insolate - It Always Hurts In The End (Cri Du Coeur Remix) [Arkham Audio]
05. Headbirds - Rafagas [Rhythm Cult]
06. CYRK - Videogame [Science Cult]
07. Björn del Togno - Sugartrain (Momec´s Dub Remake) [Pirates Are Loud]
08. Terence Fixmer - Captivate [Planet Rouge Records]
09. Leonardo Chevy - Angry Synthetic [Science Cult]
10. JLTZ - Iteritas 01 [Recorded Things]
11. Kotra - Phase Transitions [Prostir]
12. Max Cavalerra - Stellaris (Marie Wilhelmine Anders Remix)[Broque]

Transmissions From The Ergosphere 38

Transmissions From The Ergosphere 038

Old fart who loves 4:4 across the board. Occasionally promote and play out at a night called 'Darkroom' and at 'Esoteric' at The Trades Club, Hebden Bridge. currently promoting #InRealLife at The Golden Lion, Todmorden (next event is 3/12/25 with Reedale Rise live.) Held a residency on the Modulations podcast and broadcast 'The Electric Lounge' radio show for two years. Musical inspirations: too many. Forged in late 89 sweatboxes in Manchester...But it ain't where you're from, it's where you're at. 

Science Cult's series of podcasts and DJ mixes.

II: The experimental side of Marie Wilhelmine Anders + repost channel :II
Dear DJ*s, please, give credits to the artists you play!

"momentmusik" was a concert series for experimental and improvised music, visual arts, performance and language at the Theater Rampe Stuttgart 2003-2004. The series was founded and directed by Marie Wilhelmine Anders and was used to promote the regional scene and national and international exchange. In the two years 14 concert evenings took place with a total of 26 artists.
The concerts:
07.04.2003*
unterton + Maciej Walczak / Lodz, Stuttgart / Livevideo
unterton were: Anja Füsti / Vibrafon, Perkussion, Oliver Prechtl / Elektronik
Marie W. Anders / Innenflügel, Tasten, Hammond XB-1
02.06.2003*
unterton + Carsten Netz / Stuttgart / Klarinette, Sax 
+ Christian Reiner /Wien, Berlin / Stimme
28.07.2003*
unterton + Thomas Maos / Tübingen/ Elektronische Gitarre
29.09.2003
unterton + Günter Heinz / Dresden / Posaune
03.11.2003
unterton + Boris Baltschun / Berlin / Sampler
08.12.2003
unterton + Hanfreich / Stuttgart / Synthesizer, Elektronik
02.02.2004
Marie W. Anders / "einblenden/atmen" für 4 Lautsprecher, Hammondorgel, CD + MD-Player, vorbereitetes Klangmaterial
01.03.2004
Set 1: Alessandro Bosetti / Berlin / Sopransaxofon +  Michel Doneda / Toulouse / Sopransaxofon
Set 2: Anja Füsti / Percussion +  Marie W. Anders / Innenflügel, Elektronik
29.03.2004
Jörg Kallinich / Tübingen / Dias & Projektion + Marie W. Anders / Elektronik
03.05.2004
unterton + Jo Ambros / Berlin, Stuttgart / Gitarre
07.06.2004
Set 1: MBK - Maybachkeller Stuttgart
Set 2: Roland Blach / Stuttgart / visual piano + Mark Lorenz Kysela / Stuttgart / Elektronik
05.07.2004
Anja Füsti / Percussion + Oliver Prechtl / Elektronik
04.10.2004**
Set 1: Chris Forsyth / New York / Gitarre + Chris Heenan / LA, Stuttgart / Altosax, Bass- + Kontrabassklarinette
Set 2: Oli Rubow /Stuttgar, Frankfurt / M. / Organic Electro Beats + Laurenz Theinert / Stuttgart / Visual Piano
06.12.2004**
Set 1:vestige vertical / Berlin
Lothar Fiedler / Gitarre, Elektronik
Michael Walz / Sinthesizer/Sampler
Michael Vorfeld / Perkussion, selbstentworfene Saiteninstrumente
Set 2: Volker Illi / Reutlingen / Overheadprojektor + Nikola Lutz / Stuttgart / Saxofon, Elektronik
* The concerts on 7.4., 2.6. and 28.7.2003 were funded by the Cultural Office of the City of Stuttgart and the Cultural Foundation of the Landesbank Baden-Württemberg.
** The concerts on 4.10. and 6.12.2004 were sponsored by the Cultural Office of the City of Stuttgart, the Cultural Foundation of the Landesbank Baden-Württemberg and the Ibis Hotel Stuttgart on Marienplatz.
momentmusik thanks the Theater Rampe warmly for the friendly support of the series.

Profile photo: Merit Schambach ©2020
Banner: Marie Wilhelmine Anders

Great music can transport us, it can surround us and take us on a journey. Paolo Virdis makes music that takes you somewhere else completely. Are you ready to be whisked away?

Based in Turin, Italy, Paolo Virdis is an artist and producer with the power to teleport the listener in to strange, often dystopian lands, swimming in dark atmospheres and brooding intent. Inspired by the work on artists such as Nine Inch Nails, Drexciya and Kraftwerk, amongst others, there are echoes of Detroit Techno and even post/punk and new wave.

Single, ‘Rimango Qui’ (I Stay Here) is a slice of thumping techno, swirling with darkness, pulsing synth bass and a haunting vocal. It is pure atmosphere, like pacing the corridors of a club at 3am. ‘Abisso’ (Abyss) does exactly what it says on the tin, transporting listers to an intense abyss full of synth driven attitude and mystery. ‘Survive’ is pure suspense - synths loops march toward ghostly vocals, a heart-racing tempo drawing the listener deep inside the song. Paolo Virdis creates worlds for you to inhabit as you listen. These worlds are supplemented by a strong visual aesthetic; Virdis produces imagery that perfectly visualises the dark worlds he creates through his music. Videos, photographs and digital collages give the listener yet more to delve in to, to get lost inside. With new single ‘Electro Butterfly’ due to drop in November, Paolo Virdis is a producer on a steep upward trajectory. Take a journey into brooding soundscapes and thumping synths; listen to Paolo Virdis, today.

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