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Axion Field: 140 BPM

OMNITRON “SYNTHETIC” EP
MIXED BY OMNITRON
MASTERED BY ALEC TRONIQ
ARTWORK BY NIKLAS WIIK
DISTRIBUTED BY DECYPHER
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Synthetic EP

Omnitron -  Axion Field

A 61-track conceptual journey from virtual birth to cosmic transcendence. The complete saga of the Virtual Stars.

One In The Bulk

STEP UP is raw street energy on repeat.
Built from the collision of dirty techno, hypnotic Miami bass, and Brazilian Funk 2000 samples, the track hits with that no-hesitation, “step up and show up” attitude.

The groove is relentless, minimal and physical.
Heavy low end, looping tension and a driving rhythm that feels like the city moving at night, lights flashing, speakers shaking the pavement.

Step Up ( Original Mix)

This is the first installment of new series for @DarkScienceElectro where I challenge my DJ friends all over the world to 'Define:Electro' music from their personal perspective. We all have our own definitions of what Electro means to us as individuals and this series hopes to share those perspectives with the listeners of Dark Science Electro - Over the last ten years, I have hosted tons of guest mixes featuring DJs from every corner of the globe who I’ve asked to give me their interpretation of ‘@DarkScienceElectro’ for their guest mix. Generally, in the past, when I am soliciting a guest DJ, I insist that they mix their “weirdest, darkest, coldest Electro” and that has served the show well over the years in pushing my personal narrative of the genre. I do, however, recognize that my definition of Electro music isn’t the ONLY definition of Electro music so, that having been said, and without further ado, this is the definition of Electro heard through the ears of @BarbiCastelvi 

Iteration Corporation - Acacia
Das Muster - Verenderungen
Egyptian Lover - Party
Omar Santana - "Electro" Planet of the Breaks 
Randomer - Huh
Sally Shapiro - I'll Be By Your Side (Rude 66 remix)
Kraftwerk - Numbers 
Newcleus - Computer Age (Push the Button) 
Model 500 - Future
Drexciya - Lardossen Funk
Detroit In Effect - Break It Down
Static Breaker - Transmission Complete
Siviyex - Visions In Formath
The Operator - D-con-x-ion
Morphology - Dark Star
Cestrian - The Weir 
Unknown - Feel Da Groove (Cryogenetic edit)
Anthony Rother - Adam & Eve 
Dopplereffekt - Master Organism
Fastgraph - We Operated 
Addison Groove - Work It 
Ectomorph - Breakthru
Electric Soul - X2 
Will Web - Life On Tek 
Aux 88 - Aux Mind 
DMX Krew - Showroom Dummies 

For this first installment, we look to Canada for a look into the mind of @BarbiCastelvi who has been Djing for 20 years and shared stages (as both DJ and in bands) with the likes of Chromeo, Newcleus, Arabian Prince, Dj Godfather, N-ter, Egyptian Lover, Detroit in Effect, Dj Slugo, Dj Deeon, Arthur Baker, Peaches, Qbert, The Hacker and many more. She is also is part of the musical duo, @Siviyex,  with electro producer @Cryogenetic. Additionally she is one of the members of a newly rejuvenated Heinrich Mueller collaboration project Daughter Produkt.

www.darkscienceelectro.com

Castelvi

Castelvi - Define:Electro

https://carlossicrock.bandcamp.com/album/correcci-n-psiquica
Barcelona based Carlos Sicrock, known to some simply as "Pasta" or "Carlitos", is a perfect example of how the Spanish and Catalonian cultures seem to produce such passionate Electro producers. Perhaps you could say it's a bit of a balance between having been right in the middle of the expansion of the sound through the 80's and 90's as many of the old school and new school artists of international fame have visited the region, not to mention the sound has always had its share of popularity with its people. But also that in some ways they have also been "cut off" from the true epicenters of this music, making them perfect spectators of the sound and culture.

With New York, Los Angeles, Miami and London being hotbeds for this sound and where the majority of the pioneers originated from, to some degree it could be said that aspiring artists and lovers of the sound in Spain and Catalonia couldn't help but observe in amazement as Electro grew to become such a global phenomenon, going on to influence music in general in so many ways, and giving them in particular a sense of curiosity and appreciation for the music that is evident in the productions to come from the region year after year.

Carlos remembers growing up in a large family that was very musically diverse, offering a broad enough palette of listening that everything from the sounds of James Brown to Pink Floyd, passing through Supertramp and Heavy Metal bands like Judas Priest would give him a very open mind to many styles of music. But none would impact him as much as the emerging sounds of Electro. He recalls, saying that: "I started listening to Electro, and from the first moment I was totally hooked. I remember the first time I heard Cybotron, specifically the "Clear" theme, [also] Hashim, Warp 9, Man Parrish, The Jonzun Crew, and Afrika Bambaataa".

He goes on to explain of a time when Afrika Bambaataa came to play at the Amnesia club in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Catalonia, and getting a chance to breakdance for him. "When they closed the album, you could break dance for them while they collected the synths and other stuff, they freaked out but I did much more. To think of all the times I had danced to the theme Looking For The Perfect Beat, Planet rock, etc., and now they were the ones congratulating me. It was something of an eternal emotion".

Since then, Carlos Sicrock continues to gain momentum as a devoted Electro artist with a keen sense of how deep this sound can go, and why it's worth every bit of blood, sweat and tears to keep digging.

For now, check out his discography and support this fantastic Catalonian artist! You won't be disappointed. The tunes you will find will bewilder you, and challenge you emotionally and mentally.

Corrección Psiquica (carlos Sicrock)

Solidifying a productive year with dozens of releases, the Droid aka Ben Evans, marks his Woodwork debut with a power packed EP of intriguing electro tracks, delivering monstrous remixes alongside.

Opening with 'paranoia', the Droid's style immediately becomes apparent in its minimalist sonic landscape. Framed in classic 808 rhythms, Evans hits a quirky, abstract nerve with aggressive bass hits and resonant LFO synth tweakery. A solid mix layer, serving as a constant energetic ride.

The title cut, 'rewire the system' offers up the same punchy beat foundation and gets a little deeper, with breaks trading off against four-to-the-floor. The retro flavour of the pads and cosmic flow of various swells, miniature funky bass lines and anguished robo-vocalizations perhaps portray a machine striving toward a more human experience.

Mr. Gentle steps up for the first altered version and gets straight into dramatic sci-fi territory while maintaining the original spaciousness of the Droid approach. He succeeds in taking the beats to an alternate energy level while implementing some ominous breakdowns and infectious acid work to further the plot line of the track.

We are in for a noticeably trippy excursion as Francois Dillinger takes the helm. The 808 feel is drastically withdrawn and chill, with a rolling, funky resolve that perfectly sets up the smoky tapestry of psychedelia over top. The bass and atmospherics are drawn out to an expansive harmonic rhythm somewhere between deeply groovy and completely zoned-out.

The Droid meets Pablo Splice for 'beat the machine'. The two combine opposing aesthetics to craft a unique hybrid contraption from spare parts. The Droid's cycling repetition and minimalist sound design are on lock over his familiar 808 stylings. Pablo Splice counters this with a characteristic, snaky, atonal stab melody underpinned by a complimentary mid-range bass line, with both elements achieving a brash, down-sampled, digital edge.

Lloyd Stellar crafts an impressive thematic rework of 'beat the machine' that features a relentless upbeat swagger - a proper battle workout for the floor. Expanded sonic movement in the bass, twisted harmonic pad variations, tough and punchy blips, urgent vocoder verses, and a massive anthemic section of rave hits, keep this catchy remix moving through exciting revelations from start to finish.

The Droid saves a profound statement for the end with his 'amen experiment'. This unique track recalls a laid back 808 feel, similar to the previous Francois Dilinger workout, but then treats this to subtle ambient chord shifts behind some carefully layered breakbeats. These elements clash and combine wonderfully, ending this EP in an absorbed but lucid mood.

The Droid: thedroidwoodwork.bandcamp.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/djbenevans
Soundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/djbenevans

Mr. Gentle: soundcloud.com/mr-gentle
Francois Dillinger: soundcloud.com/fdbeardd
Pablo Splice: www.facebook.com/PabloSplice
Lloyd Stellar: soundcloud.com/lloydstellar

Rewire the System

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The Droid - Rewire The System (wood063 Preview)

Show #196
Breaking Waves 9-17-20
1. J Wax X SAAH - Kode
2. Acid Jakal - I Just Want to Breathe
3. Carlos Sicrock - Convoc
4. Drum Thing - Work
5. Vema Diodes and The Bandit - Dialecto Periférico
6. Robodroid - Dark Laugh
7. Dez Williams - Blinding Me
8. Lowfish - Jagged Edged Scrap
9. Plus Size Models - The Jam
10.AL355I0 - Body Mechanic
11.The Adapt - Utter Destruction
12.Beatprozessor - Drop It Down Low (Instrumental)
13.ILL Recordings - Fuck The Police
14.NGA - Silent Riot
15.Sin It Sin - Xonix

Breaking Waves 9-17-20

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For this 267th Premiere of 2020, we have a track by the 23 year old DJ/Producer originating from North Wales, Based in Leeds "The Droid" entitled ‘Aggression’ from his upcoming EP "Aggression Remixes" on the Croatian Electro label, launched in 2007 by DJ Xed and N-TER : Crobot Muzik.

"The Droid - Aggression Remixes EP" will be available from November 23, 2020 on digital only on Bandcamp : www.crobotmuzik.bandcamp.com

Release Info :

Introducing Aggression by The Droid

Aggression features a heavy growling bassline surrounded by eerie strings, embellished with peculiar FX, driven by an 808 beat.

Remixes by w1b0, Will Web, Francois Dillinger and Mr Gentle which exhibit the varied styles of these 4 four artists.

Tracklist : 
01. The Droid - Aggression (Original Mix)
02. The Droid - Aggression (Francois Dillinger Remix)
03. The Droid - Aggression (Will Web's Fuck 2020 Mix)
04. The Droid - Aggressoin (w1b0's Inclination To Fight Or Quarrel) 
05. The Droid - Aggression (Mr Gentle Remix)

Mastered by : Lloyd Stellar

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Follow The Droid :
Bandcamp : www.djbenevans.bandcamp.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/djbenevans
Instagram : www.instagram.com/djbenevans
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/djbenevans

Follow Crobot Muzik :
Bandcamp : www.crobotmuzik.bandcamp.com
Discogs : www.discogs.com/label/57200-Crobot-Muzik
Facebook : www.facebook.com/crobot.crew
SoundCloud : www.soundcloud.com/crobotmuzik

Aggression

TL Premiere : The Droid - Aggression [Crobot Muzik]

Control

Control (Lectr0 cOd_E Remix)

Taken from STELLAR MODE 001

Available on 12" vinyl and digital.

http://www.stellarmodemusic.com

STELLAR MODE

Kalson - Stellar Frequency

The Droid is the futuristic electro-funk moniker of Ben Evans. Also a part of Robodroid with @robodrumakaelectromonter.

thedroiduk.bandcamp.com
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