We are honoured to have our long-time companion and resident DJ Alienata back for another KrakeCast. Her daytime garden set ://about blank for our festival this year was a highlight of the weekend. With a razor-sharp selection of electro and tribalistic breaks, she transformed the sunny dancefloor into a pandemonium for ritual turnups. Cinematic synths fused with deep bass and the dark yet sensual vibe that this DJ is known and loved for. Take a sip of the magic potion from Alienata's cauldron and get in the mood for an electro masterclass!

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KrakeCast 047: Alienata (Live at Krake Festival 2023)

HAAi @ The Lot Radio 10-04-2023

Warm up for Ostgut Ton Nacht - REX CLUB - 17.10.2014

Molly - "deep-Techno" warmup for Ostgut Ton Nacht - RexClub

Live in Shenzhen at OIL CLUB. April 3, 2024 with the Dawless Teahouse

Trovarsi Live Set - Oil Club in Shenzhen China Apr 2024

Opening Set - Same Bitches 10 YRS @ OHM Berlin (March 2024)

Ron Wilson @ Same Bitches 10 YRS OHMcoming

"Being a part of this scene is already a political act." The longtime DJ discusses politics in dance music and Ex-Yugoslavia's dynamic anti-establishment creative culture.

Tijana Todorovic (AKA Tijana T) proudly hails from the Ex-Yugoslavian capital Belgrade. The Serbian city, alongside the territories now known as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro and Slovenia, were once under singular socialist rule that Tijana describes as a "utopian time" that fostered intense creativity and counter-cultural art and music. A liberal communist republic that didn't operate under the influence of the USSR, as many Eastern European countries did at that time, Yugoslavia gave birth to a dynamic, anti-establishment performance culture rooted in new wave, feminism and everything non-mainstream.

In her RA Exchange with senior producer Chloe Lula, Tijana reflects on how growing up in this environment irrevocably shaped her values and taste in music, as well as how the civil war—and Yugoslavia's subsequent fall—defined the period of intense fear and poverty that followed. In Serbia, techno and nightclubs became an energetic force for young people seeking solace, community and sociopolitical change. Tijana went on to work as a TV and radio journalist that fought vehemently against the war, and to break out as an artist beyond the Ex-Yugoslavian territory. She talks about her unlikely trajectory, her view on the intrinsic connection between politics in dance music, underdeveloped music markets, sobriety and more. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.715 Tijana T

🚨 DC House Grooves #170 – Special Guest Scott Kelly (WKDU 91.7 FM / Diesel Disco) 🚨

For DC House Grooves #170, originally broadcast Saturday March 8th 2025, we were joined by Scott Kelly (WKDU 91.7 FM / Diesel Disco), bringing deep selections and expert vibes to the session.

Expect a seamless blend of underground house, techno, acid, electro, and beyond, carefully curated by Andy Grant, Katrina Mir, and Scott Kelly. Whether you’re warming up for a night out or settling in for a deep musical journey, this one’s not to be missed.

Lock in for another quality show with top-tier sound and visuals, and let’s keep the underground spirit alive!

#DCHouseGrooves #UndergroundQuality #HouseMusic #Techno #Acid #Electro #Livestream #UndergroundSounds

DC House Grooves Show #170 with Scott Kelly & Residents

The opening of the night from our very own Marthen.

@marthen1

Time slot: 23:00 - 01:30

Artists played (a-z):
1. A_A
2. Adam Craft
3. Alkalino
4. Ana (D)
5. Anthony Shakir
6. Biodub
7. Body Beat Ritual
8. Boris Dolinski
9. Chelonis R. Jones
10. Darko Esser
11. David Löhlein
12. Delta Funktionen
13. Discrete Circuit
14. Doubt
15. D33
16. Duztin Zahn
17. eLBee BaD
18. EQD
19. Envoy
20. Fold
21. G-Flame
22. G-Man
23. Gary Beck
24. Gunnar Haslam
25. Harry Thumann
26. Jerome Sydenham
27. John Heckle
28. KiNK
29. Kristina
30. Len Faki
31. Luigi Acidmachine
32. Marco Zenker
33. Mark Broom
34. Mathias Mesteno
35. Mike Dehnert
36. MRSK
37. Museum
38. Mystic Bill
39. Ray Kajioka
40. Roberto
41. Roman Lindau
42. Roman Poncet
43. Ryan Elliott
44. Robert Hood
45. Slam
46. The Advent
47. The It
48. Trackmasta Lou
49. Truncate
50. Voidloss
51. Yan Cook

Marthen - Shubin I, Fabrica 126 (15.03.2025)

DJ Set under my New Beat alias: Occurred Error for Reveal - IFM

Time exists in infinite dimensions. Imagine the cycle of apocalypse taking place on each of these dimensions in every time. The sound of The Mover. The soundtrack. Frontal Sickness stands as a piece of high art created in Frankfurt in the early 90s by Marc Acardipane. Beyond techno created for the future. Electronic music in his most beautiful and terrifying form. Revisit this timeless masterpiece. The complete 2EP release remastered for 2017!

Oliver Chesler

Frontal Sickness (Remastered 2017)

Reconstructin' Instructions (Remastered 2017)

Click here for the interview with diskonnected: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/diskonnected

In some truly safe hands this week with one of Asia's finest operators treating us to three hours of intergalactic house! Gregory Huang aka @diskonnected is one of the pioneers behind Taipei's Smoke Machine (@smokemachinetaipei), the long running techno podcast and party series that started 10 years ago as a semi regular run of "chaotic" DIY parties around the city, and has since gone on to become the epitome of high quality techno with a cult following around the world.

We caught up with Gregory for some rare insight into all the happenings over at Smoke Machine HQ, and he's shared with us a brilliant mix of spacey house with plenty of all-time-classics thrown in, recorded live at Safe Room in Bangkok last year.