oh shit what a nice set. did you have a playlist?

the last track is so dark and emotional nice one

Viennese freshman Arthur Robert has eagerly carved a niche in the collective psyche of late with a handful of self-released titles and a string of hypnotic EPs on Len Faki’s Figure. These are the fruits of a studio routine outside of which he’s often found piously performing ruminant sets and passing on knowledge to a clique of eager students. Since his early 20s based in Amsterdam, the symbiotic exchange between that city and Detroit is evident in his and his peers’ work. There’s an extra twist though: a self-professed flair for trip-hop, ambient, breakbeat, drum ’n’ bass and movie soundtracks. In fact, it’s in his work’s focus on the psychedelic, groovy and atmospheric that a solid reference to many beloved sci-fi classics can be found. For Bassiani Podcast 129 he tries his hand at scoring a fiction all of his own, at once twitchy, escapist and modern.

@arthurrobert

Bassiani invites Arthur Robert / Podcast #129

A true pioneer of the techno scene, Italian DJ and producer Gaetano Parisio needs no introduction but we'll just underline that since his first steps in the then-burgenoning electronic world back in 1992, his influence on the sound hasn't flinched one bit. Responsible for countless seminal releases on the likes of Primate, Zenit, Mosaic, his own structures Conform, ART and Southsoul and a myriad more, Gaetano has been pushing techno in new directions with ultimate drive and devotion to duty. Clocking in with a two-hour trip into his boundary-pushing headspace, the Neapolitan maestro treats us to a wild ride of trampling uptempo funk, sci-fi-indebted flights and further alien-engineered heaters. The forward-looking power of rave in its purest expression.

soundcloud.com/gaetano-parisio

Reclaim Your City 

Reclaim Your City 598 | Gaetano Parisio

DIE SEKTE #002 // JAMAICA SUK
Music Genre: Focused Techno

JAMAICA SUK x DSKT
Named by Boiler Room as one of Berlin’s best-kept secrets, Jamaica Suk has been on the forefront of breaking through the global techno scene.
DJing quintessentially and producing for over a decade, she has found rising prominence for her unique brand of seamless mixing and driving, psychedelic-meets-gritty techno.

Jamaica’s work has always been built on discipline, deep sonic exploration, and a passionate connection to the scene. Hailing from San Francisco and based in Berlin, she quickly became a fixture of the German capital’s scene as well as building a vast network of underground communities across Europe and internationally. She's centered her craft in the studio and behind the decks on the art of contrast - grimy industrial edge with meditative, consciousness-expanding dream worlds with no-holds-barred runaway energy. Jamaica’s voice always finds a timeless balance between the rawness of 90's techno traditions and boundary-pushing modern techniques.

Her critically-acclaimed label Gradient has been a platform for her own finely-tuned productions including releasing a 17-track quadruple-vinyl release, “Uncertain Landscape.” 
 
Suk was inspired by bands like Sun0))), Godspeed You Black Emperor!, Pansonic and forms of minimalism - especially Steve Reich’s compositions.
 By day a jazz musician and night a DJ in San Francisco, throwing underground and monthly parties at warehouses & 222 hyde street she couldn’t deny the pulsating sounds drifting out of Europe.
 
After graduating from Pyramind in San Francisco studying Audio Engineering - In 2012, a haphazard trip to Europe for inspiration pulled her in so deep, she fell in love with the city of Berlin and its seasoned party culture, historical roots, and liberal mindsets - so she stayed. Currently residing in Berlin, she’s spent her time crafting her productions in her music studio.

Follow her at @jamaicasuk

All the Die Sekte Mixtapes are re-mastered by @franzbush

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DIE SEKTE #002 // JAMAICA SUK

For BASEMENT 008, we've turned things over to Holden Federico.   A favorite of the NY underground, Federico holds a reputation both for his comprehensive knowledge of techno's most obscure corners and for his capacity to channel his sprawling collection into DJ sets of exceptional poise and vibrancy. Raised in Pennsylvania, an early fascination with software production led him from live music into an obsession with track building and the limitless possibilities of electronic music. In 2020, he launched @90stechno.redux, an online platform that catalogues some of the finest, and often nearly-unheard, examples of the genre's golden age. Drawing heavily on the Detroit-Berlin axis, Federico exemplifies the focus and discernment of a purist, engaging with techno both as a true art form and as a near-spiritual discipline.
— @holden-federico

BASEMENT 008 - Holden Federico

✈ To celebrate this new episode, we are proud and delighted to welcome DJ and producer from Belgium : BORDER ONE (Token / KEY Vinyl / SK_Eleven).

Hailing from Belgium, Border One has amassed an irrefutable reputation in his home country and beyond since the release of his first 12-inch record in 2015. Between a fascination for sound discovery through the use of his modular synthesizer and his loyalty to the classic club rhythms, Border One’s style serves as a swiss-army knife for promoters and DJ’s on an international level.

With a self description expressing a priority to make the crowd move, his music does not fall short of its intention. Forward thinking in its conception rendered highly functional in its implementation, Border One’s music finds middle ground in an increasingly polarized musical climate for the genre; whether it be through his selection as a DJ or his technicality as a producer. Considering this, his release catalogue seems only appropriate. He has released EP’s on Knowledge Imprint, Setaoc Masse’s SK-X, his own Border One Records, Freddy K’s KEY vinyl imprint, and the infamous Token Records to name a few.

Enjoy and feel free to share! Love & Techno

Follow BORDER ONE
SC > https://soundcloud.com/borderone
FB > www.facebook.com/borderonemusic
IG > https://www.instagram.com/border.one
RA > ra.co/dj/borderone

Join 'PARADOX & SOTOR Community'
FB > web.facebook.com/paradoxtechno
IG > www.instagram.com/paradox.techno
BC > www.sotor.bandcamp.com
WEB > www.paradox-music.fr

PARADOX PODCAST #179 -- BORDER ONE

T3R Hyperspace 58 - YANT

Rosati at Stone Techno Festival 2024

Right on cue to support the release of his newest EP on SK_eleven, here comes Manchester via Berlin's own Setaoc Mass with a banger of a mix to break June in proper, pedal to the metal. Exponent of a sound both intrinsically rugged yet layered to mind-altering effect, the British producer has been dishing out unstoppable slices of hi-velocity techno laced with a signature stripped-back, psychedelic edge. This new RYC podcast doesn’t veer off from such a direction and we’re graced with a two-hour mind trip boasting both bass-driven warehouse impact and an elegantly-woven tapestry of abrasive grooves, leaning by turn towards atmospheric elation and on other occasions pushing in the direction of utter fibrous, steel-coated industrial pound. The result is a wilder than wild ride down a smouldering pit of acid-washed hard hitters. Brutal. 

soundcloud.com/setaoc_mass

Reclaim Your City 646 | Setaoc Mass

As Saturday night reached its peak, KR!Z unleashed the signature sound of his label, Token — a masterclass of precise blends and energy control that turned his set into one of the most flawlessly executed performances of the entire festival. 

Two hours of razor-sharp techno that gripped the forest from the first kick to the last echo.

KR!Z @ Danza Futura 2025

DJ-Acouphènes - OK Cowbell

Queen of hard techno RINNA MA is releasing a new EP titled “Black Queen 123”, delivering a powerful dose of cutting-edge Hard Techno.
The EP features an impressive selection of remixes by Kristonov, Endi Gorjan, Indas Hyde, and ZlmalA, each bringing their own distinctive energy and style while maintaining the raw intensity of the original concept.

With relentless rhythms, dark atmospheres, and high-octane sound design, Black Queen 123 stands as a bold statement in today’s Hard Techno scene.

Stay tuned — this release is set to hit hard.

T3R Hyperspace 58 - YANT

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