This podcast was recorded live at The Bunker New Year's Eve party at Market Hotel on December 31, 2021. @nihal-ramchandani was booked to play the closing slot less than 24 hours before the party started, filling in for Patrick Russell. This was Nihal's first time playing in public since before the pandemic.

The Bunker Podcast 221

The Bunker Podcast 221: Nihal Ramchandani

Very excited to host this podcast from @mareenaofficial, who simply has this to say: "This mix is dedicated to the club re-opening in my hometown Berlin. Pure dance vibes!"

tracklist:

01_Refracted - Torn Relics (Delsin)
02_Gianluca Caiati - Surrender - Substance Remix (KSR)
03_Bidoben - Gstaad (Truncate)
04_Ness - The Moon in Montreal (The Gods Planet)
05_Monobox - Rise (M-Plant)
06_Vil - 50 Shades of Grain (Reflekt)
07_Ignez - Sahasrara (SK Eleven)
08_CNCPT - Exit (Modularz)
09_Rene Wise - Jungle House (Enemy Records)
10_Planetary Assault Systems - If I Die (Token)
11_Marcal_Robot Thinking (Enemy Records)
12_Jeroen Searach - Storm (Figure)
13_Sev Dah - Marija Bursac - Nihad Tule Remix (Proletarijat)
14_Undivulged - Pintoe (Undivulged)
15_Bjarki & Kuldaboli - Ú Je Je (bbbbbb recors)
16_Fadi Mohem & Rødhåd - 210409.1 (WSNWG)
17_A4 (ES) - And You (Sub tl)
18_Ctrls - Your Data (Micron Audio)
19_Phara - Amygdala+ (Phara)
20_Yant - Solidarity is on the line (SK Eleven)
21_MODE_1 - Movements (Knotweed Records)
22_The Lady Machine - Magnify (Mote Evolver)
23_A.Morgan - Lost In A Box (self-released)
24_Mike Parker - Spiral Snare (Geophone)
25_DJ Bone - Himbot (Subject Detroit)
26_Kuldaboli - Ég er bara ég (bbbbbb recors)
27_Oscean - Spacion (Tresor Records)

The Bunker Podcast 222

The Bunker Podcast 222: Mareena

@lee-on sort of burst onto The Bunker scene with an absolutely storming set for a heaving Bad Room at The Bunker 19 Year Anniversary. He returned in September 2022, closing The Bunker after Moritz Von Oswald, with his premier b2b set with Derek @plaslaiko. Here he treats us to his first public mix since his EOS Radio residency ended in the spring.

Jackson Lee - Little Cloud
Iori - Under The Water (Wata Igarashi Remix)
Planetary Assault Systems - Lazer Organical
Priori - Hazard
Buttechno - Back 2 The E
Animuss - Keep It Moving
Makuto - Lumínic
Kr!z - Atlantis (Oscar Mulero’s Deconstruction)
Binny - Analog
Mike Parker - The Burning Roundtable
Adiel & Tamburi Neri - Arresto Temporaneo
Pulso AS - Cosmos
Binny - Looper
David Löhlein - Julie
Luke Slater - Grooving In A Cave
Marco Passarani - Riding Time Waves
Tim Love Lee - Wenzenwoznow

The Bunker Podcast 224

The Bunker Podcast 224: Leeon

I Call Upon ... EP (The Bunker New York BK-046)

I Call Upon ... (Mike Servito Pump Mix)

Love Letters - I Call Upon ... (Mike Servito Pump Mix)

The Bunker Podcast 225 comes from @scotia-xo. Currently based in Albany, she is known as one of the Capital Region and Hudson Valley's very best and most hardworking DJs, playing almost 100 gigs last year. She appeared in the Going In room at The Bunker Hudson Valley's collaborative event with T4T back in September, and is one of the resident DJs at Community Rave Network, who do a monthly party at Avalon Lounge in Catskill.

1. Na Nich x Vera Logdanidi - Journey
2. Bliss Street Queens - Find Me
3. Consequence - Touch
4. Elisa Elisa - Bassline In My Mind
5. Love Letters - I Call Upon The Body (Mike Servito Pump Mix)
6. LA-4A - Tactic
7. Justin Cudmore - Reasons (Twisted Luv Mix)
8. Mike Dunn, MD III - Set Me Free
9. Jerome Hill - Don't Be Afraid
10. Om Unit - Deadnettle
11. Blotter Trax - Programmed Memories
12. RAIM - Acid Synthesis (Oldschool Mix)
13. Acid Al - Jack N Spell
14. Larry Heard presents Mr. White - The Sun Can't Compare
15. DJ Deeon / DJ RBR - Ghetto Bang
16. Acidulant - Reposition
17. Big Miz - Stay Awake
18. Data Theft - Data Loss
19. WTCHCRFT - ACAB ACID
20. Granary 12 - Acid Cauldron
21. AceMo - Afro Knights
22. Eleanor - Thin End of the Wedge (Black Rave Culture Freak Mix)
23. Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Journey of the Dragon
24. Einox - Meta
25. Shifted Phases - Lonely Journey of the Comet Bopp

The Bunker Podcast 225

The Bunker Podcast 225: Scotia

1  Derek Plaslaiko - For Play (Day One)

2  Derek Plaslaiko - My Fire Alarm

3  Derek Plaslaiko - Breakin' The Lotto

4 Derek Plaslaiko - Computer Sagt Nein

artist statement from @sisterzo:

My sound has evolved a lot over the past year living in New York. While I feel everyone knows me primarily for my percussive broken beat productions and sets, anyone who's seen me play recently will know I've been leaning heavily into driving psychedelic techno and hard groove house. So I wanted to make something that reflects my evolving tastes.

In that sense this mix is very much a statement of range and intention. I'll always love UK Bass and broken beat stuff but there's nothing like a good deep grooving wormhole to lose yourself in as a DJ and a dancer. 

Also, having been heavily involved in plant medicine this past year I've been making an effort to incorporate sounds that connect with my experiences in ceremony—sometimes light and joyous, often dark, cavernous and all-consuming. But, not to take myself or this vision too seriously, this mix is first and foremost for moving your bones and shaking ass, but in a hypnotic sort of way.

Hope you enjoy it start to finish.

Tracklist:

Black Dove - Leon Vynehall	
Bellz (Swing Ting remix)- Beneath	
Rise - Max Ulis	
Patience - Mown
X-303 - Kassian	
Outburst - Wata Igarashi	
7 Mile Dog - Robert Hood	
Lemsippin' - Cassini Fermi
Don't Stop - Maccari
Dart - MoMA Ready
Forever - Eddie Fowlkes
Unreleased - Sister Zo			
Knife - JSPRV35
loaded tool (extended mix) - BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL
Gravity Control - Christian Wünsch
equanimity (original mix) - Arnaud Le Texier
Tiki Taki - Hassler	
Cavernous - Bluetoof
Spirals In The Sand - Otodojo
Suzumebachi - Otodojo

The Bunker Podcast 226: SisterZo

For this edition of The Bunker Podcast we're releasing @otodojo's live set from their album release party at The Bunker in April.

artist video explanation accompaniment:
https://youtu.be/h-xMUetPiTg?si=9qj-4DNHj2dHUBtT

artist statement:

In February 2023 I focused on developing a new live set for my debut with @thebunkerny for an album release, named one of the best releases of 2023 by @mixmag-1. I trained the set with performances at Bossa Nova Civic Club with Perfect Party Look Book and at Forest City Lodge with Microtones in Ithaca.

Maybe describing this can help you process some live set ideas.

My previous approach to delivering this material live (originally at The Long Count Cycle, then at Technically Yeah) was using stems as a bedrock and improvisation on top. Even though this worked fine, it got a bit stale for me and I wanted to be as satisfied as a listener when a groove sets in. So I decided to go fully based on MIDI information and instruments, with an added challenge that my CPU can’t take too much of a load, so I needed to make sure I disabled certain instruments before bringing others in. A disclaimer is that I am not fully endorsing all of the equipment in this list, there are some caveats that I’m happy to discuss.

In Ableton I created custom instruments through stock plugins like operator, collision, wavetable - these instruments are divided into ones I cycle through and ones that are constant throughout the set.

The constant ones exist in instrument racks and are freely interchangeable through chains - all of the parameters are mapped to the same knobs on my Novation Launch Control XL enabling me to wash through several instruments running varying sounds. I also have stored macro variations for those instruments in case I need some sound immediately without menu diving (like 1/16 note hi hats).

The cycled instruments instruments are mostly from my tracks in Amphibious / Aural Spirits that are all controlled by four channels on my Xone K1. Initially I tried using Tip by K-Devices and Map-8 to disable a swath of devices (thanks One Child Policy for the tip!). Yet I found that the CPU load was comparable with just leaving the devices on and simply stopping clips. This made for a much better workflow.

I slowly progress through the cycled instruments while improvising with the constant instruments and the main drums / accenting discussed below.

My iPad is running Werkbench by Karl Scholz @karlalamusic, a sequencer sampler app that can easily form interesting polyrhythms and is great for anything sample-related, like live accenting, bass lines, drums, etc.

For the main drums I didn’t want to be too focused on sequencing as it takes up a lot of time, so I just wanted to scroll through patterns that I generate beforehand. I opted to use a modified version of Instant Haus by @alexkid which stores drum patterns for four-five instruments. Modifying this was a bit challenging as it is difficult to determine what kind of patterns I think can stay interesting over an hour time period. This is playing Smackos 808 Simulator by @legowelt-official as well as other custom drum instruments.

For acid lines I am using a Roland TB03 on lend from Indy Nyles and sequencing the 303 with Sting by Iftah Gabbai  as well as his Microtuner device coupled with note echos (I believe this is the most CPU intensive part of the set).I am using Ableton Push as a means to do miscellaneous control and Jaw Harp / Mic for some added organic-ness.

I am running all of this through an Apollo Twin Duo and Allen & Heath Xone 96 at the club.

The Bunker Podcast 227

The Bunker Podcast 227: Otodojo

This edition of The Bunker podcast comes from our old friend @blacklauren, recorded live at The Bunker at Good Room in July 2022, when he opened for DJ Nobu and Wata Igarashi. Mastered by @russellelbutler.

artist statement: "At some point during the late months of 2013, a close friend at the time sent me a podcast mix to listen to from a young Japanese DJ who was completely unknown to me at the time - @wata Igarashi. This same friend coincidentally took me to my first Bunker party a few months prior & I became a regular attendee from that night onwards for many years. 

In the early spring of 2015, my collaborative partner and I, collectively known as The Long Count Cycle, were asked to do a podcast mix for The Bunker as well as an invitation to play the party following it’s release. For us, this was monumental and just when we thought things couldn’t get any better, we were invited to play Rural festival and Dommune in Japan that summer based on our mix. 

One of the artists on the lineup was Wata Igarashi. I was excited for many reasons but also because I now had the opportunity to tell him in person how phenomenal I thought his mix was. We spent quite a bit of time together during that trip and became friends. Additionally, I gained a new perspective on techno seeing how he performed and the sonic palette necessary for creating states of psychedelia and euphoria. 

In the years following, we would cross paths several times at Nowadays, Good Room & Sustain Release. Each time, I left with a deeper understanding of the music and my place within it. So when I was invited to open for him and the exceptional & exemplary @djnobu_bitta, there was a visceral sense of validation in being entrusted to set the tone for what was to come that night. Please enjoy, listen on headphones or a system that can carry bass weight, “turn on, tune in, drop out”.

The Bunker Podcast 228

The Bunker Podcast 228: Blacklauren

The Bunker Podcast 229 comes from Berlin's @sarahwreath, who takes you on a journey of intricate rhythms intertwine, leading you deeper into a mesmerizing labyrinth of sound. 

If listening, collection, and selection have been daily habits since her youth, the processes of production and devoted explorations into the ripples of sound became the most important aspects of her current practice. In her vision, there is no prevailing preference over the role of producer or DJ - no hierarchical distinction amongst the club’s dancefloor, the acoustic hall or the healing sound bath. In the same perspective, both the creator and the careful selector of music & sound are entrusted with the power of touching the body-mind complexities of listeners and dancers with forceful acoustic messages.

Starting off 2024, she made her debut at Tresor Berlin for her first contribution to Infrastructure New York, which also features her collaborative work with David Sumner aka Function, from the Sandwell District collective.

"My aim with this mix was to take listeners on a journey—deep yet uplifting—reflecting my diverse taste in club music. It's like a rollercoaster ride of energy; sometimes we plunge into the depths, facing challenges, but consistently rediscovering our path to light and euphoria.” - Sarah Wreath


Tracklist: 

Anthony Linell - Advanced Spiritual Evolution
Stereometrix - Phone Number
Otodojo - Suzumebachi
Artefakt - Hypnosis
Valentino Mora - Portal 
Rrose - Open Cell 
Applebim - Vansan
Droneghost - Ember
Alan Backdrop - Nemon 
Dasha Rush - Dream n68
Etapp Kyle - Polar
Franklin De Costa - Poseidon
ASC - Telomere
TM404 - Rymdeko
Luigi Tozzi - Aztlan (Refracted Remix)
Slam - Infra
GiGi FM - Amadamushies
Anthony Linell - Path of Surrender

The Bunker Podcast 229

The Bunker Podcast 229: Sarah Wreath

This edition of The Bunker Podcast comes from @camillealtay (they/them), a visual artist, composer and DJ who lives and works in Climax, New York. 

Camille spent formative years as a drum and bass dj in the house-heavy rave scene in Chicago in the late 90s. A contrarian in nature, Camille has been known to play genre-bending dj sets with influences ranging from Cumbia to Ghettotech. Camille’s live sets lean toward the spiraling, runaway arpeggiations of synth music in its initial stages of identity crisis - whether to emulate real instruments, or subversively carve a path towards unnamed and evolving shapes of space and identity. Camille has a recent release on the The Bunker’s long-form sub label Going In, is a founding member of of the group Birds of Prey (Kathexis Records, Mysteries of the Deep), and collaborates with LA artist Israel Vines under the moniker CAIV, with the most recent release Dwellers EP out on Tresor Records.

tracklist:

1	Reflection In Your Eyes	/ A.Fruit / Your Inner Sun
2	Bella di Giorno	 / Marco Shuttle / MSP01
3	Trunk Junk / Mad Zach	/ Out of Body
4	Tribes	/ Oceantied / Tribes
5	French Lessons / Beatrice M. & Trois-Quarts Taxi System / Spiral Study vol.3 
6	Mhkl / Siu Mata & Amor Satyr	/ Nechung
7	Ritmo Actual / Toma Kami / Speed Oddity vol.II
8	Ecstatic dance / Vardae / The Kaipos EP
9	Odd / EM + STAV / Endless
10	Tunnel	/ Ghost Warrior	/ Fracture EP
12	Göbekli Tepe /  CAIV  / DWELLERS EP
13	Subspark /  Aa Sudd / Pushedd
14	Deconstructor /  Felix K / Die Verachtung
15	Run / Sully	/  UH-02
16	Orange Sunshine	/ Stakka & K.Tee / The Speed of Sound
17	napar / dadan karambolo / deers by bess
18	Multidimensional / Oscean / Multirays
19	Brahma Kamal / Space Drum Meditation / SDM005
20	Phaya Naga (INN Remix)	/ Sunju Hargun	/ Mooping Cuts #1 (Re-Meows)
21	Endless Vanishing Point	/ Marco Shuttle	MSP01
22	Clastic	 / Vigliensoni	/ Clastic Music
23	Özlem	/ Konduku / Mantis 0910

The Bunker Podcast 230

The Bunker Podcast 230: Camille Altay

One from the vaults!  The Bunker Podcast 49 is a recording of Mike Huckaby from 2009.  This was the first of many times he played for The Bunker.  Not a new set, but it's never been up on SoundCloud and we wanted to shed some light on it and remind you all that Huckaby returns to The Bunker on March 27 at Output: 
http://thebunkerny.com/events/2015-03-27-the-bunker-with-mathew-jonson-mike-huckaby-delroy-edwards-heartthrob-hunee

The Bunker Podcast 49 - Mike Huckaby

tracklisting available at http://thebunkerny.com/podcasts/97-matrixxman

The Bunker Podcast 97 - Matrixxman

The first time we'd ever heard of Carlos Souffront was in 2006, when Derek Plaslaiko was encouraging us to book him for our first 3/03 acid party (alongside Mark Verbos).  Derek would not shut up about a party in Detroit where Carlos just played Aphex Twin (and his many aliases) vinyl all night long and demolished the place.  So it only followed that we should invite him to play an all acid set on 3/03.  Carlos of course was phenomenal that night and has been a regular guest at The Bunker ever since.  Earlier this year, when Aphex Twin began uploading a seemingly endless stream of unreleased tracks to Soundcloud, it was Derek once again who called us and said: you HAVE to ask Carlos do a mix of this stuff for The Bunker Podcast.  Carlos obliged and did this mix for us live in one take (after a surprise practice session on RBMA radio).  Enjoy!

The Bunker Podcast 98 - Carlos Souffront

Recorded in The Panther Room at The Bunker and Wrecked's Gay Pride party on June 27, 2015.  The room was opened by Mike Servito and closed by Aaron Clark Price of Honcho.  Mike Servito had this to say about The Black Madonna's set: "I must say I have not seem someone command a room quite like that in some time. people losing their fucking minds! she served and beat us silly! she is inspiring us awwwwl!".  to which she responded: " I have to say I think it was basically my favorite time I ever DJed and so much of it had to do with how great Mike Servito was and the state the room was in when he did his thing. It was just perfect."  Yeah, it was basically one big love fest in the booth and on the floor.   As TBM says: You're damn right we still believe!!!

The Bunker Podcast 99 - The Black Madonna

Recorded September 2015.
http://thebunkerny.com/podcasts/109-konstantin

The Bunker Podcast 109 - Konstantin

Live studio set started at The Bunker Dream House in Brooklyn and finished in Rome, November 2015.  

The Bunker Podcast 112 - Voices From The Lake

The Bunker on RBMA Radio: Rrose 12/31/2015

DJ Nobu has long been Japan's best kept secret, but lately it feels like the cat is well out of the bag as his global touring schedule fills up for 2016. Nobu has been producing the legendary Future Terror parties in Japan since 2001 and launched his Bitta label in 2012. More than anything though, he is known for his completely unpredictable yet always mind-melting DJ sets. We were totally floored by both his prime-time set at The Bunker in Tokyo and his opening set at The Bunker in Osaka in September, 2015. He will be playing the closing set of The Bunker NY takeover of Berghain in February, making his North American debut at The Bunker in Brooklyn in March, in addition to playing alongside The Bunker resident Eric Cloutier at Smart Bar in Chicago. Few DJs demonstrate the depth of vision that seems to come naturally to Nobu. 

The Bunker Podcast 117 - DJ Nobu

Recorded in Patrick's studio, February 2016.  Inspired by his set at Berghain earlier in the month, and in celebration of his forthcoming EP on The Bunker New York: 
http://thebunkerny.com/releases/bk-016-patrick-russell-the-bunker-remixes-ep

The Bunker Podcast 119 - Patrick Russell

In anticipation of Atom™ and Tobias' tour of the US over the next two weekends (July 29 - Stereo Montreal, July 30 - The Bunker New York,  August 5 - Surface Tension SF, and August 6 - Lunar Lodge Colorado), we dug up this set, recorded at The Bunker New York showcase at Anthology at The Works in Detroit on May 25, 2015.  This three hour live and improvised set of hypnotizing mind control music closed out Movement weekend in epic fashion.  The room was still packed when they finished at 6am.

The Bunker Podcast 129

The Bunker Podcast 129 - Atom™ & Tobias

Hot on the heels of her b2b set at Dekmantel with The Bunker resident DJ Mike Servito and announcement of her new collaborative EP with TB Arthur ("Blotter Trax" out on (312) Records on September 12), Magda delivers a long promised podcast for The Bunker New York.

The Bunker Podcast 130

The Bunker Podcast 130: Magda

The sharply defined lines of Brutalist architecture, the infinite starry expanse of the cosmos, the industrial automation of the factory floor, the endless virtual worlds that make up the alternate universe of cyberspace: what do each of these things have in common with the new EP from Wata Igarashi on The Bunker New York? All are essentially a distillation of the grand, overarching spirit of modernity embodied by techno music.

Wata Igarashi is a lifelong musician and professional sound designer by trade. His decades of experience composing music for TV, web, live events, and beyond taught him the ins and outs of electronic music production — the mood of his machines — and led him to develop mind-bending techno timbres that recall the similarly hypnotic artistry of Rrose or Donato Dozzy, alongside a certain ineffable quality that makes his work uniquely his own. “Japanese people like to refine things,” suggests Igarashi. “There’s definitely some kind of particular ‘Japanese thing’ in electronic music — some Japanese producers are so detailed, carefully looking after the smallest elements,” he adds. Certainly, Igarashi himself falls in that cohort.

The last several years have been fruitful for Igarashi, with hotly tipped records on Peter Van Hoesen's Time to Express record label, the Berlin-based Midgar, and Spanish minimal techno specialists Semantica. A chance meeting at Berghain in February 2015 led Igarashi to connect with Bryan Kasenic, the man behind The Bunker New York, who already knew and loved his music. The pair developed a fast friendship based on mutual respect, and Kasenic was honored to welcome Igarashi to The Bunker New York family.

For his debut on The Bunker New York, Igarashi presents Mood of the Machines, a pristine techno record so perfectly composed, so tightly woven, that it simply speaks for itself. Each of the four untitled tracks offers a different bassline groove paired with slowly unfurling cosmic sound design, featuring synthesizer leads that sound like an aural glimpse into the inner workings of your brain. Techno is a universal language, and The Bunker New York is proud to share Wata Igarashi's latest dancefloor declaration with the world.



Wata Igarashi - Mood Of The Machines Part II (preview clip)

In advance of the launch of the Planet Giegling world tour at The Bunker New York on Feb 3-4, label mainstay @ateq delivers a stunning mix from his studio.  More info on the event at http://thebunkerny.com/events/2017-02-04-planet-giegling-party-at-the-bunker-new-york

The Bunker Podcast 140

The Bunker Podcast 140: ATEQ

Like many of us, Brooklyn-based producer Gunnar Haslam has long been drawn to acid. Following two releases on The Bunker New York alongside Tin Man as a part of their improvisational Romans project, Gunnar returns with “Scale No Flam”, his first 12” single for the label. Scale No Flam is both a love letter and a demonstration of why he can’t stop getting lost in the sound. According to Gunnar, “acid is just one of those things that creeps into your life and consumes everything around you - a psychedelic and textural approach to music that is simultaneously intense and smooth.” While acid has come to be defined by the Roland 808 and the 303, the hardware alone can’t define the feeling, and Gunnar believes “You don't need a 303 to make acid, you just need an open ear and an open mind.” 

After getting Mike Servito, Justin Cudmore, Derek Plaslaiko, and Bryan Kasenic all running to the booth to see what the fuck was playing at various times when Gunnar was dropping the unreleased “Scale No Flam” in his DJ sets throughout 2016, we had no choice but to press it to vinyl. Gunnar tells us he was playing around with trying to replicate the bass line of Heaven 17’s 1982 classic ‘Let Me Go’ when “things kinda mutated.” The A side is completely Gunnar’s own with a dominating acid line providing the backbone to a flangey work-out that is simultaneously totally crazy and totally logical. On the B side, fellow Brooklynites and co-members of the Hot Mix DJ crew, Mike Servito and Justin Cudmore add their perspective with a remix that draws out the hidden angular funk.

Scale No Flam (The Bunker New York 023)

Gunnar Haslam - Scale No Flam (Servito and Cudmore Bass Shift Mix)

@eris-drew  is a mixer, song writer, keyboardist and vocalist from the Prairie State. She is also @hugoball312 's co-founder and @smartbarchicago 's resident Mother Beat medium. Drew's one-woman bopping live synth act is her personal trans femme travel log. This continuous mix of beats for your jeep is inspired by events, real and surreal, which transpired this year in Detroit during Movement weekend at The Bunker at Tangent Gallery and Club Toilet. We're excited to host Eris at our annual pride party at Output in Brooklyn on June 24, 2017.

Bonesbreaks Vol. 2 - Jamming Breakdown 2 (at 45 for the Mother Beat) (Underworld 1988)

The True Underground Sound of Rome - C 119 (2016 Analog Remaster) (Vibraphone Records 1995/2016)

Renegade Soundwave - Monphibion (Mute 1990)

Taxi C.A.B. - Our Musik Iz (Red Dog Mix) (House Jam Records 1994)

Person Of Interest (I-95 Mix) (Future Times 2017) 

Four Legs  - Clarky Cat (The Trilogy Tapes 2016)

Black Traxx - Sad (Tribal Mix) (Night Club Records 1992)

Groove Selecta - Ravejavik (Wildlife Recordings 2016)

Epitome of Hype - The Future (Pure Bhoomie 1991)

Orbital - Monday (album version) (FFRR 1993)

Jäfar - Black Mambo (Fragil Musique 2016)

Pizzaro - The Five Tones (Gosa-Lo Recordings 1991)

DJ Plant Texture - Gargantuan (Jericho One 2016)

DJ Swagger - One's n Two's (E-Beamz 2017)

The Latin Age - Está Loca (bonus beats) (Easy Dance Records 1989)

Disk - The Spirit (Whiteloops 2017)

Gat Decor - Passion (Buzz 1992)

Lnrdcroy - Terragem (Unthank 2015)

Seura - Whitechappel (Fragil Musique 2016) 

Car Door Closing, Car Starting, Running (Major Records)

Blow - Cutter (mix) (Ten Records 1991)

Musto & Bones - Dangerous on the Dancefloor ("Killer-Diller" Dub Mix) (City Beat/Beggars Banquet, 1990)

The Shamen - Lightspan - Soundwave Mix (Renegade Soundwave) (One Little Indian Records 1990)

Yoshinori Hayashi - Cooling (Gravity Graffiti 2017)

Octo Octa - Daylight (Frndzone 01 2017)

Environments 6 -  Dawn in the Okefenokee Swamp (Sumtonic Research 1974)

The Bunker Podcast 147

The Bunker Podcast 147: Eris Drew

Recorded in June, 2017 ahead of The Bunker Pride event in Brooklyn on 6/24/17 (full info and tickets: http://thebunkerny.com/events/2017-06-24-the-bunker-pride)

Tracklist:
Anthony Child - Remember a Time When You Weren’t Sure Which Way Was North [Frequency Domain]
Jonathan Fitoussi and Clemens Hourriere - Instants Ephemeres [Versatile]
Aleksi Perala - UK74R1406100 [Colundi]
Octo Octa - Pitch Black [100% Silk]
Terrence Dixon - Bonus Coverage [Out Electronic]
Rrose - unreleased
Gunnar Haslam - Broadcast [The Bunker New York]
Rrose - unreleased
Neel - Sciara [Spazio]
Fjäder - The Real Does Not Die 
Antenes - The Track of a Storm [L.I.E.S.]
Antigone - Walking Distance [Token]
Rrose - Nest of Queens [Eaux]
Robert Hood - Pattern 8 [Dekmantel]
Svreca - Warszawa [UMS]
Christian Piers - Strain [17 Steps]
Anthony Parasole - Explode [Dekmantel]
Shifted - Gauze [Drifting Over]
Svreca - Instituto Para El Futuro [Reclaim Your City]
Invite - Mercer [Propoganda Moscow]
Terrence Dixon - In Orbit [Out Electronic]
Bookworms - What Are You 
*Mixed With*
Pessimist - Spirals [Blackest Ever Black]
Rrose - The Ends of Weather [Eaux]

The Bunker Podcast 148

The Bunker Podcast 148: Rrose

Now available for digital and vinyl pre-order on our bandcamp: https://thebunkerny.bandcamp.com/album/the-moon-chant-ep-the-bunker-new-york-035
@Marco_shuttle first caught our ear many years ago when we discovered his music the old fashioned way, picking up his Clone Store Only Series record at Halcyon in Brooklyn. This mysterious record led to becoming obsessed with his incredible, self-released podcasts that were floating around online at the time so we reached out to him and ended up working together to put his Fanfara EP out on our label in 2014, when he was almost unknown in North America. Since then, his music career has grown in leaps and bounds. He’s no longer at his day job in the fashion industry but tours and produces full-time, releasing albums on his own Eerie Records, Donato Dozzy and Neel’s Spazio Disponibile, as well as a string of killer EPs on several respected imprints. His productions and DJ skills have led to repeat bookings at Labyrinth Festival, Berghain, Concrete, Fabric, De School and just about everywhere else around the world where discerning heads congregate to hear great techno. 

When Marco was in Brooklyn to play an 8 hour set at The Bunker Limited earlier this year he played some new demos that stuck out as something exceptional, even by his very high standards, and we knew we had his next record on The Bunker New York ready to go. We’re psyched to present these intricate and detailed jams for your enjoyment in foggy dance floor corners. These tracks all have that unmistakable Marco Shuttle vibe with plenty of deliberate, slightly twisting melodies, shadowy disembodied echoing vocals courtesy of @gabriellavergilov that let your brain fill in the meaning, underpinned with punches of tautly layered rhythms. 

releases November 30, 2018 

Mastered by Neel at EnissLab 
Cut at Manmade Mastering 
Pressed at Brooklyn Vinyl Works

Marco Shuttle - The Moon Chant (Chanting By Gabriella Vergilov) from BK-035

@forest-drive-west is from London, and he’s found a home on adventurous, bass-inclined labels like Livity Sound and Hidden Hawaii over the last few years. His music — a half-dozen mutant techno releases so far — speaks for itself. Here he presents an hour long mix ahead of his appearance at The Bunker at Market Hotel on Saturday April 13. More info: http://thebunkerny.com/events/2019-04-13-the-bunker-with-forest-drive-west-christina-chatfield-antenes

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The Bunker Podcast 191: Forest Drive West

After decades of a friendship birthed in Detroit and many gigs together, Magda (@magda-official) and @mikeservito took their "Highkicks and Necksnaps" party on a North American tour this June. Their busy schedule took them to seven different cities in ten nights. This is a recording of them playing together on the final night of the tour at Good Room (@goodroombk) in Brooklyn.

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The Bunker Podcast 199: Magda and Mike Servito

@anthony-rother is a stone cold electronic music legend. He’s put out 20 albums since his debut in 1997, and run the Psi49net and Datapunk imprints, which have more or less defined the electro genre. Lately, he’s been back with a vengeance, releasing the “3L3C7RO COMMANDO” LP on his own label, as well as EPs for DVS1’s Mistress Recordings and of course Danny Daze’s Omnidisc. His DJ sets these days are comprised of his own unreleased music specifically tailored for dancefloors. Rother is a dream booking for The Bunker who we still kind of can’t believe is coming to play our collaborative party with Omnidisc on November 1 (more details at http://bit.ly/omnibunker ).

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The Bunker Podcast 203: Anthony Rother

When we asked @marco_shuttle if he wanted to podcast an excerpt of his all night set from Public Records in February, he responded that he really wanted to publish the whole set start to finish. so here you have it, nearly 6 hours of Marco playing to the very intimate dancefloor at The Bunker Limited at Public Records in Brooklyn. This set is quite a bit different than what you might normally hear him play at a big techno club or festival, and we're thrilled to present this side of Marco's sound.

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The Bunker Podcast 212: Marco Shuttle

20 years ago Bryan Kasenic started The Bunker New York as an event series on New York's then-gritty Lower East Side. In 2014 he created a record label to provide an outlet for the work of friends, party-goers and visiting artists. Over the years, The Bunker NY has grown into an established institution which is well known for its steady output of high quality releases and its reputation as one of North America’s finest event series. 

WE ARE NOT ACCEPTING DEMOS

bookings: - michelle@thebunkerny.com

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