014 — Vlada

With the Netherlands in lockdown once again, Amsterdam's listening bar murmur pays us a digi visit with some of their favorite regulars. An online treat to keep those hopes up until we will unite IRL soon < 3

DJ Almelo [murmur session] [10.01.2022]

Gary Abugan invites Detroit based DJ and Just Us Records member Bill Spencer.

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Outsiders: Invisible City w/ Bill Spencer @ Kiosk Radio 18.04.2022

[ Played on NTS on 22.07.22 ]

Ton Lebbink was a true Dutch cult figure. He has been mostly known for his work in the eighties, where he paired absurdist and witty Dutch wordplay with stripped down wave-instrumentals. This mixtape introduces you to his far lesser known nineties era, where he went from being a bouncer to becoming a fitness instructor, and replaced his voice with a Roland W-30 sampler.

Specifically recorded for his aerobic classes, we take off with a production of Lebbink himself that then blends into club-cuts he bootlegged from the radio. This adventurous mixtape seems the right prelude to the upcoming release ‘Wat Doe je Met Me?' on Dutch music label RUBBER – a 12’’ EP containing three Ton Lebbink dance productions that never saw daylight.

Thanks goes out to Christine, Lyckle, Twan and Bence for all their time and effort.

Ton Lebbink - For You (Heavy House Aerobic Mix) on NTS

12th Isle co-founder Fergus Clark runs a monthly session through chaotic record shelves, tascam nightmares, label related tracks and unreleased music from the global sphere.  
https://www.nts.live/shows/fergus-clark/episodes/fergus-clark-13th-february-2024

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Episode 72 is an archival dive into the audio works of Kyoto based multi-media collective Dumb Type. Founded in 1984 by Teiji Furuhashi the group’s work includes exhibitions, performances, video pieces, computer programs, print publications, and conceptual audio albums. Furuhashi, who passed in 1995, claimed the name represents “a society overstuffed with information but cognizant of nothing.” The group continues under the stewardship of longtime members Toru Yamanaka and Shiro Takatani. Over the years many artists have collaborated with the collective including Ryoji Ikeda and Ryuichi Sakamoto. Dumb Type’s work addresses a variety of socio-political themes including nationality, identity, communication, AIDS, civilization, media control, and explores the undefined borders of the information society for new visions of human / technological interaction. The pieces on this mix were selected from 4 decades of work including demo versions, interviews, performance soundtracks, archival sketches, and a few stunning solo pieces from Toru Yamanaka. 

Special thanks to my friend Michael Klausman for tipping me off about Yamanaka’s Bandcamp page where he’s being releasing incredible compilations surveying the group’s audio archive.

https://djlalatoruyamanaka.bandcamp.com/

Séance Centre Radio Episode 72 -- Dumb Type Special

Warm sounds, deep flow, small steps. Helmed by Dj Lola Haro.

Small Steps w/ Brassac @ Kiosk Radio 06.06.2024

robbin is an upcoming DJ from the Hague who not only plays club sound, but also delves deep into downtempo electronic music. 
Session 004 is recorded on E&S DJR 400.
https://soundcloud.com/iamrobbi

Session 004 - robbin

Elena Colombi helps to keep Mondays weird - expect a diverse range of up-and-at-'em records: from techno to post-punk, through EBM, industrial and -wave... 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/elena-colombi/episodes/elena-colombi-30th-september-2024

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Head of Furthur Electronix and a man with a collection that spans the entirety of the dance music landscape, UK digger extraordinaire Anil treats us to this unique downtempo trip.

https://www.instagram.com/furthurelectronix
https://m.soundcloud.com/furthur_elect0nix

Anil

A1 Loop (05:44)

Record label from The Hague run by @751

Distributed by @clone-distribution

A1 Loop (05:44)

Tonal Oceans