For podcast number seven we turn to the exceptionally talented German DJ that is Mick Wills. Rather than searching for the spotlight, Mick is DJ who cares only about the people dancing in front of him. He isn’t in this game to become a famous superstar headliner, he just wants to play records without a care in the world. And that is exactly what he does at knowing clubs around Europe. As a producer he has a small but perfectly formed discography with releases on International Deejay Gigolo Records, but it are his DJ skills that we focus on here.
 
His two hour mix was recorded live at a Knekelhuis event at Amsterdam’s Studio 80 and starts off with some supple techno and intergalactic atmospheres before churning up his grooves with rough textures, kinked electro beats and tripped out acid jack. Getting deeper in the second half, the mix seamlessly transitions through many scenes and styles, taking listeners up, down and round and round in the process. Strap yourself in, then, and enjoy the ride.

TRACKLIST
01 JEFF MILLS – Mass Elliptical Orbits
02 SWERE – Swere
03 TIN MAN – Detroit
04 LIIT – 33
05 JUNE - Direct Contact
06 SVENGALISGHOST – The Booth
07 CHEMOTEX – Yang Solution
08 I.B.M. - Kill Bill
09 PHUTURE – Phuture Jacks
10 THE MANIACS – Luv Eternal
11 SECTION 25 – Looking From a Hilltop
12 GALAXY TO GALAXY – Journey Of The Dragons
13 TENEBRE – Flashing
14 EL KID – We Need Mirrors (Vessel´s Psychosis Mix)
15 JEFF MILLS – Planet Receptors
16 ELEC PT. 1 – Acidmark (Mick Wills Remix)
17 GAVIN RUSSOM – Telemetry
18 X2 – Body Rhythm Science
19 JASS – Gates To Nowhere
20 THE MODE – Balance (M.W. Cut)
21 NGLY – SPEECHLESS TAPE (M.W. Cut)
22 D. EDWARDS – Untitled 3 (M.W. Cut)
23 UMBERTO – La Llorona (M.W. Cut)
24 NINE CIRCLES – Number Not Available (M.W. Extended Version)
25 JEFF MILLS – Mass Elliptical Orbits

Dekmantel Podcast 007 - Mick Wills

hear the full album from @kafka-sound and purchase at:
http://concreterecords.bandcamp.com/album/castles

KAFKA - Floors (Tomas Jirku Remix)

Recording of Resom's set at Dekmantel Selectors 2018.

Dekmantel Selectors 2018

Resom at Dekmantel Selectors 2018

A good friend, resident DJ, label boss and founder of The Bunker NY, Bryan Kasenic doesn't usually need an introduction. We'd long seen his sorcery at the helm of the controls at numerous local gatherings, working dance floors with the precision only one with a few decades doing it could, what we'd yet to see was what he'd do on the 'ambient dance floor' i.e. Hypnotic Spa at Nowadays. Herein 96 minutes and 12 seconds attests to that query.  We had our eyes closed as we lied in the dark and dreamt sweet dreams. We recommend doing the same. Track list below. Enjoy the trip!

Panabrite - Humid Zones (Field Studies, 2012)
Merveille & Crosson - Acid Pal (Visionquest, 2017) Oren Ambarchi - Quixotism Part 5 (Editions Mego, 2014)
Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe & Ariel Kalma - Miracle Mile (Rvng Intl, 2015)
Organic Dial - Actiq (self released, 2018)
[can’t remember what this one is. anyone?]
DSR Lines - Gamut (Black Sweat Records, 2017)
Coil - Broccoli (Chalice, 1999)
Wahono - Pakar Gula Gending (DIVISI62/Disk, 2018)
Matt Carlson - The Perceptron (Draft, 2011)
Labradford - Disremembering (Kranky, 1993)
Experimental Audio Research - Untitled (Space Age Recordings, 1997)
Alva Noto - Xerrox Monophaser 2 (Raster-Noton, 2009)
M. Geddes Gengras - Passage (Leaving, 2014)
Litüus - PRTN:_003/1 (Avian, 2015)
Terry Riley - In The Summer (Elision Fields, 2007 - originally 1974)
Donato Dozzy & Nuel -  Aqua 5 (Aquaplano, 2008)
Mark du Mosch - First Flight (self released, 2014)

Bryan Kasenic at Hypnotic Spa

It is undeniable that we are living in uncertain times. For those of us failing to fit the patriarchal, neoliberalist mould we have lost hope in the future. We can see capitalism is not working but we cannot yet envisage an alternative. We discover that the stability we were instructed to obtain whether it be financial, political or ecological, is fleeting, if at all. The resulting anxiety is an instrument of neoliberalism that prevents many of us from being able to raise consciousness of the structural injustices that alienate us.

In a world where security is no longer feasible, the only constant we can rely on is change. Barad teaches us that the world is a dynamic process of intra-activity and materialisation, an ongoing ebb and flow of agency. The Buddhist Law of Impermanence proves that nothing in this world is eternal.

Regardless of ones point of reference we can understand that every aspect of life, physical and mental is in flux and perhaps this transience is the only thing we can depend on.

Each month we invite an artist to ruminate on these ideas and create an hour of relief from these anxieties. A temporary suspension of reality, where the listener can speculate on alternate modes of existence that reject hetero- patriarchal systems of oppression.

This month we have invited @martinou3000 to respond to this concept.

Photography courtesy Ángela de la Serna

For tracklist visit: https://cashmereradio.com/episode/transience-18-with-lou-drago-and-martinou/

transience #18 with Martinou

TM404 (SE) @tilliander
Nocturne 4 - August 23, 2019. 
Mastered by @pheek (audioservices.studio)

Presented as part of North-West Passage, a project by Insomnia, Intonal and MUTEK, with the support of the Nordic Council and the Quebec government.

Who: Stockholm-based Swedish producer Andreas Tilliander, also known as Mokira, Lowfour and Rechord

Style: Acidy, dub-edged polyrhythmic techno for big rooms; vintage somonolent ambient acid

Labels: Kontra Musik, Kynant Records, Mille Plateaux, Raster-Noton

Latest: 12" Endor Trico (2018), Infiltrated EP (2018), Chill Out (2018 en tant que Mokira), Cleanse and Manipulate (2019, comme Tilliander)

More: He's head of Stockholm-based underground label Repeatle and a mastering engineer, and hosts the Elektroniskt show on Swedish national radio Sveriges Radio P2

MUTEKLIVE206 - TM404

After the whirlwind of Summer forced us to take a brief pause, Unrush has returned to ease us into the quiet once again with a schedule packed full of subdued sonics. First up is our latest team member Irakli, who needs no introduction for those embedded within the music scene. Founder of the STAUB events in Berlin and a member of the now-defunct I/Y project, Irakli has been a key figure in the underground for years as a DJ, producer and impeccably skilled designer. Recently he has started working with talented and underappreciated artists from his home country of Georgia, giving them a platform to release, experiment and perform with his Intergalactic Research Institute for Sound imprint. His own sound gleefully defies definition, bending the limits of reality to succumb to his emotive universe. As he has been a part of the Unrush team for some time, we found it only natural to have him bless our ears with an hour of his musical musings...

Thanks a lot https://soundcloud.com/irakli

Bandcamp: https://intergalacticresearchinstituteforsound.bandcamp.com/
Discogs: https://www.discogs.com/artist/293095-Irakli
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iraklimusiciy
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/i_r_a_k_l_i_/
RA: https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/irakli

Cover artwork by Irakli Kiziria

Unrush 041

IRIFS Bandcamp

041 - Unrushed by Irakli

Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CXV by Rachel Noon (@wasps-world).
Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price.

Tracklist:

1. Dream of a Land - Z.I.P.P.O
2. Digital Tzunami - Lorenzo Senni
3. HoxD7.1 - Xin
4. Circle - T.Power
5. Mekong - Crossing Avenue
6. Classica - Summer of Haze
7. Dedication - Tr One
8. Wage Mage II - Entrancer
9. Phase 6 - Slagmann
10. In Dreams - Hans Berg
11. Drab Lightness - Giorgio Gigli
12. Some Filter for Namlook - Pino + Wildjamin
13. Ben_m (Tidal Fields Version) - Mattheis
14. Ice Tunnel - Jonathan Fitoussi / Clemens Hourriere
15. Route A - Aymetric de Tapol
16. Forus Echo - Tarjei Nygard
17. Passage - Luis Duran + Thomas Penton
18. National Composition - Running
19. 2see - Priori

Mysteries of the Deep CXV - Rachel Noon

Here's a cut from a dj set recorded at Rhythm Rapport rave in LA last year. Decided to put it up despite it's not perfect and quite a spontaneous rollercoaster cross genre techno mix of minimal techno, classics, dub techno, chicago etc But hey what the.. Peaktime stuff. You should have been there LOL, the home listening wont translate the awesome vibe of that particular night.
Check out the rhythm rapport guys they do awesome parties in LA

Conforce (DJ)at Rhythm Rapport LA (27/12/19)

Massage your ears into a heightened state of awareness with this beautifully selected mix by accomplished musician, synth enthusiast and Vienna resident, LDY OSC. 

Combining deeply resonating electro-acoustic works alongside razor-sharp IDM and vertigo-inducing avant-garde structures, its a welcome wake up call. The future is officially here. 

For more arch music visit:
www.archbln.bandcamp.com
www.youtube.com/channel/UC6IXVxDut1qfiUFBQwLBP5g

@ldyosc
instagram.com/arch.berlin
www.sweatlodgeagency.com

LDY OSC - arch 0.5 selection

Segue [ Silent Season ] Canada

1.Tommy McCool and Don D. Jr. - Fisherman's Special
2.Justin Walter - Dream Weaving
3.John Roberts - Lesser
4.Cv313 - Subtraktive (Intrusion's road to zion dub)
5.Segue - Snow Dub
6.Pye Corner Audio - Theme Number Four
7.Yagya - Snowflake 8
8.Deadbeat - Plateau Quarter
9.Pole - Wurzel
10.wzrdryAV - Rain in June
11.Rhythm & Sound - King in My Empire (W/ Cornell Campbell)
12.Patten - Seesaw
13.Aphex Twin - Tha

soundcloud.com/jordansauer
http://www.facebook.com/seguemusic

www.facebook.com/SmokeMachineOfficial

UN #33 Segue

Tomas started his career in the golden era of minimal and glitch techno and helped to define the genres. 
His live performance at the inaugural Mutek festival in 2000 caught the ear of Force Inc who signed him shortly after, just eking-out Akufen to become the first Canadian on the label. In the era where vinyl still ruled, and digital downloads were just a twinkle in some corporation's eye, Tomas dropped albums on Traum, Klang Elektronik, Revolver, Audio.NL, and more. 
Since then, two decades of producing has seen Jirku manipulate house on Arbutus Records; hip-hop with his laser-gun-rap project The Killaz; dub on his highly regarded "Entropy" album; electro, ambient, and other experiments that defy genres. With experience performing around the globe and having made his mark on innumerable record labels, Tomas has been honing back in on techno, aiming to maximize the brain and body connection that deep techno can provide.
His recent releases on Seattle's Innerflight, Berlin's Thoughtless, Vancouver's Subspec, and Rome's Concrete record labels further prove that the Canadian producer has built a strong repertoire by not doing anything straightforward or ordinary.

KAFKA - Floors (Tomas Jirku Remix)

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