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After having blowing each other’s minds for years with their hard-earned audio finds, Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnston decided to organize their own club night in 2010 in order to give their sound an outlet. On July 26th both gentlemen came to Trouw together for the first time and gave us an amazing set filled with primitive house, post-punk, dub, krautrock, disco and new beat. We've isolated a couple of hours of this all night long set by the wonderful music connaisseurs for this twelfth edition of the Trouw Live Podcast Series!

Trouw Live Podcast Series #12 - Andrew Weatherall & Sean Johnston @ ALFOS

Guest set from Kadeejah Streets for the Void. This is Part 2 of the previous mix of his we shared, during Halloween 2020. This mix was broadcast Jan 2022 via Mixlr.com/jenovoid. Enjoy..

Noise From The Void

Kadeejah Streets in a Velvet Lux Void - Jan 2021

One of the many highlights of the Soma stage at Rockness festival, Scotland 2011, this was Andrew Weatherall on top form on the Sunday, it went down a treat with the loyal Soma crowd who had been partying non stop for the previous 48 hours. Rockness well and truly rocked.

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Andrew Weatherall - Rockness 2011 Soma Records Arcadia stage

Hello cadets, today we are celebrating a small anniversary, associated with the 50th podcast of our guest series. 
And it was provided to us by none other than Sean Johnston also known as Hardway Bros and half of the all beloved duo A Love From Outer Space, alongside with Sir Andrew Weatherall.
He does not need special introduction, so lets just leave everything we do, press play and let the music talk. 
Thank you very much Sean for provided mix.

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44,100Hz Social Club #50 - Sean Johnston (Hardway Bros / ALFOS)

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Listen back to a live mix from Andrew Weatherall recorded in Jæger’s basement.

In the early nineties after Acid House was firmly instated as part of popular culture and shortly after his success with Primal Scream on the 1991 record Screamadelica, Andrew Weatherall could have easily taken a position amongst the Oakenfolds and Sashas of the world as a superstar DJ, but feigned the spotlight in favour of something more substantial.
“It’s a lot of work, once you go up that slippery showbiz pole”, he told The Independent in a 2016 interview with Fiona Sturges. “(I)t would keep me away from what I like which is making things. I mean, I had a little look in the early Nineties. I stood at the bottom of that pole and looked up and thought to myself ‘The view’s pretty good. But it’s very greasy and there are a lot of bottoms up there that I might have to brush my lips against. So, maybe I’ll give it a miss’.”

Weatherall grew up in the suburbs on the outer fringes of London, and he would spend his weekends going on “raiding parties” in the city. Trips like these would usually involve some “skirmishes” he told Bill Brewster in The Record Players, but ultimately they would involve buying records. In Beaufort Market in the Kings Road, the same road which Sex Pistols came to the fore and Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren owned and ran the Sex Shop, Weatherall bought post punk records from a place called the Cage. In the week Weatherall would be engaged in all manner of jobs just to make enough money for a weekend jaunt into the city. By the age of 13 he had become known as the “bloke with the weird records” and as he came of age he would start being asked to “come play some music”, stepping into the role of DJ as that role became more defined through the 1980’s.
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“I want to listen to something in slightly open-mouthed wonder, doesn’t matter whether it’s a rockabilly track or techno. I got hooked in the idea that everything has to be new and original for a while. Originality is not what’s important, it’s authenticity.”
He knows his audience, and at Jæger his set favoured a 4/4 proclivity, but it combined guitars, synthesis and melodic vocal hooks in ways that you don’t often hear on the dance floor. His tracks come from vastly different sonic spheres but in the context of the mix they all find a disjointed relationship with each other bolstered by the unique artistic identity behind it.   
“Even if you’re playing wildly different music, I try to make some sort of connection or some sort of flow”, Weatherall told Bill Brewster when the latter asked what makes a good DJ.

Andrew Weatherall at Jaeger Oslo - live recording 27/04/18

Andrew Weatherall performing Rituals in Brighton on May 3 2019.
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RITUALS 3 MAY - Andrew Weatherall

Welcome to this Special edition Lost Beats In Space show covering the finest Electronic music from the Past, Present and Future.

On the show we cover the third part of Andrew Weatherall's finest remixes showcasing the talent of perhaps one of the most respected figures in Electronic music.

Containing Andrew Weatherall remixed tracks by The Happy Monday's, Meat Beat Manifesto, The Emperor Machine and Craig Bratley plus a whole lot more.

All tracks are selected and mixed by @thefunkassassin

Let the Spaced Out Groove take you to a colourful Cosmic place.

To listen to all past and future shows click here soundcloud.com/thefunkassassin/sets/lost-beats-in-space-electronic

Thank you for listening.

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The mix was recorded on the day of Andrew Weatherall’s last ever gig at A Love From Outer Space at the White Hotel in Manchester 08.02.20. It was an amazing gig. I spoke to him at the end and he loved the venue and the crowd. I’m so glad he enjoyed himself at his last ever gig. God bless you Captain.

THE ANDREW WEATHERALL REMIXES PART 3 LOST BEATS IN SPACE ELECTRONIC MUSIC SHOW 019

Andrew Weatherall - Sabresonic Wireless Extravaganza - Kiss 100 - Summer 1994

Christmas has come early at ITI Towers! After a "not very good" year (you may substitute this description for: fucking disastrous, if you so wish), we're delighted to be rounding it off with an addition to our mix series from style icon, Acid-House legend and visual artist-extraordinaire, Justin Robertson, Esq. Now, if only we can persuade him to put on around 8 stone, age 20 years overnight and grow his beard long, the festive experience will be complete...

For those that don't know, Justin was one of the pioneering talents that brought Acid-House to the fore in early 90's Manchester with his club nights Spice and Most Excellent, which he threw at various venues in the city, including the seminal Hacidena. This propelled him into the DJ limelight where he became a musical phenomenon at parties up and down the country like Bugged Out!, Cream, Heavenly Social, Bestival, Glastonbury, The Warehouse project and many others. Basically, anywhere good over the last thirty years!

His remix back catalogue is a who's who of culture, including, but not limited to: Bjork, New Order, Happy Mondays, Bryan Ferry, Noel Gallagher, Felix Da Housecat, Paul Weller, Erol Alkan & Boys Noize and Andrew Weatherall. Not content with this already high level of output, the ever-overachieving Justin decided to become a proper, bona-fide pop star by forming the band Lionrock and scoring a top 20 hit on the UK charts! 

Since then he’s added many more strings to his bow with innovative shows on Soho Radio, putting out music with long-time collaborator Daniel Avery, touring with The Chemical Brothers, a plethora of solo EP’s and albums, the latest of which was released via Brighton institution, Skint Records. He is also the mastermind behind cult act Revtone, he’s collaborated with Tim Burgess and written songs for two Fatboy Slim albums… impressed yet?

In recent years our Justin has diversified even further by moving into the visual art world and has exhibited his beautiful paintings, sketching and photographs around Europe. There is, seemingly, no end to the mans talents… 

As such, we are utterly thrilled to welcome JR to the ITI mix series! His DJ sets and mixes have been an inspiration over the years, and what he has recorded for us here is an impressive addition to that cannon. At a time when we all need a bit of positivity in our lives, Justin has kindly provided a two hour expedition into the left-field side of electronic music for the dance floor, filled with joy. 
Merry Christmas, one and all! 

Follow Justin here:
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ITI Mix 017: Justin Robertson

Vinyl and CDJ live mix
Tunes Andrew made & played
Whole show to come on Brixton Radio MixCloud

Everything Weatherall  1 hour DJ Mix Brixton Radio Live 17/02/21

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THE ANDREW WEATHERALL REMIXES PART 3 LOST BEATS IN SPACE ELECTRONIC MUSIC SHOW 019

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