Intro set

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Emerging from Lyon’s rave scene, @Umwelt-music has been releasing apocalyptic electro since the late nineties. The French producer and DJ has been steadily putting out records ever since and will likely be a familiar name to those with even a passing interest in the genre.

Fear On The Dark Planet

Umwelt - Accelerating Universe [Midnight Shift]

Since 1991, Tresor has provided a home for artists to develop their ideas for advanced new sounds and broadcast them to the world. The pioneers that first traversed the Detroit-Berlin connection and were at the forefront of a new cultural movement gave to Tresor its original and continuing mission: community, resistance and reshaping the world to come.

The Tresor 30 compilation represents a major landmark in this continuing history of electronic music. This unique collection of music profiles some of the artists that gave the previous three decades of Tresor its sound and foundation, but it also casts its gaze forward. Writing new postcards from the future, this collection brings new artists who maintain a connection to that original mission to the fore, charting ways in which this ethos can continue to build bridges and break walls in the next 30 years.

Bringing together 52 essential tracks - both classics and exclusive commissions - each of the 12 records in this box-set charts a unique line of flight from those artists that helped define the shape of this new music to those who continue to pattern its landscape further.

The future is bright and it’s now.

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Electronic Future

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Helena Hauff feat. Paris The Black Fu - Electronic Future (preview)

Paranoid Experience

Acid Junkies - Acid Love making / Djax-Up-192

Fluid 67

"All of old. Nothing else ever. Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better.

Everything is as it was of old. There's never been anything else. I've never tried anything else, never failed at anything else. But it doesn't matter: I'll try again, I'll fail again. I'll fail better than I did before." Samuel Beckett (1983)

Fail Better

трип второй: 
де ниро разволновался. проснулся посреди ночи в холодном поту. подумал, "как же так вышло, роберт? побросал все в чемодан и прочь с голливудских холмов. 
de niro awoke in pain. he thought: "how did it happen, robert?" the suit case is packed. time to move down the hollywood hills. 

a1 bjarki - revolution 
a2 deniro - dumans 

b1 barcode population - barcode population 
b2 kraviz & exos - no criminals 

c1 parrish smith - l'importance de doute 
c2 steve stoll - d.u.m.b.o. 

d1 nikita zabelin - rush 
d2 deniro - organezized 

idea by nina kraviz 
artwork by tombo 
graphic design by plusyes 
release date: 18 may 2015

De Niro Is Concerned

D2 Deniro - Organezized

The Sprawl - a scindicate of mutant sound carriers individually known as Logos, Mumdance and Shapednoise. Mastered and cut to vinyl by Matt Colton. Artwork by Dave Gaskarth.

William Gibson's uncannily prophetic novel Neuromancer was the 1st in a set collectively known as The Sprawl. The same term also refers to a fictional Megatropolis covering the entire Eastern US seaboard in the books, and was also the title of a staggering, standout track on Mumdance's pivotal Take Time EP.

The Sprawl is now also a noun for Logos, Mumdance and Shapednoise's new collaborative trio))), which was first conceived at Berlin's CTM15 festival, and now makes their recorded debut with EP1 of a rolling series to be archived by The Death of Rave.   

Inspired by Gibson's notions of uploaded consciousness in a post-human society, and the way in which the sensory-scrambling effects of technology have played out across our collective reverie, EP1 ventures four cuts of retina-scorching dis-torsion and chrome-burning modular synth work attempting to emulate the physical and mental impact of SimStim overload and fractious hyperreality.

Head first, Drowning In Binary rinses us thru a maze of recursive techno chambers and convulsive noise, acclimatising us to the temporal displacement in preparation for the retching, body-quake detonations and finely-contoured synthetic sensuality of From Wetware to Software to take hold. 

On the other side, their references become more explicit, and violently dynamic, as the gutted late '90s tech-step structures of Haptic Feedback glance in the direction of classic Prototype and Reinforced Recordings, before Personality Upload steadily dismantles your mental firewalls with a gyroscopic sense of weightless delirium.

Ultimately, EP1's mostly beat-less dynamics lends it to polysemous reading; at once comparable with elements of La Peste's late '90s french flashcore or the unquantised designs of FIS, and likewise, it's applicable as both 'floor-shocking DJ tools, or as a prop in your own, private sci-fi fantasy.

EP1 Tracklist

A1 - Drowning In Binary
A2 - From Wetware To Software
B1 - Haptic Feedback
B2 - Personality Upload

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The Sprawl - From Wetware To Software

INFO: https://www.clubbingspain.com/mp3/2018/primicia-david-carreta-vicious-game-2018.html

La próxima semana GND Records, sello del veterano dj y productor alemán S-File (a quién tuvimos esta semana como protagonista de nuestra serie de podcasts), publica un EP con una nueva versión de uno de los grandes clásicos de la electrónica contemporánea, Vicious Game de David Carretta. El tema salió hace 17 años a través de Gigolo Records y ahora vuelve a la palestra con una reinterpretación de su autor acompañado de los remixes de Mark Broom, Mr. Jones y S-File. 

A la venta el 9 de febrero de 2018, reserva tu copia aquí.

David Carretta - Vicious Game 2018 [GND Records]

01. Original Mix
02. Mark Broom Remix
03. S-File Remix
04. Mr. Jones Remix
05. Mark Broom V2 Remix (Digital Bonus)

Vicious Game 2018

PRIMICIA: David Carretta - Vicious Game 2018 [GND Records]

IM KELLAR’s ‘The Scene’ EP is released via Moustache Records this Friday (8th June). We’ve got the exclusive premiere of its title track below.

IM KELLAR – the production name for Moustache Records boss David Vunk and David Spanish – dropped their debut self-titled EP together late last year, with ‘IM KELLAR’ from it landing the No. 22 spot in our top tracks of 2017.

The Rotterdam-based duo’s ‘The Scene’ EP picks up pretty much exactly where their debut left off, throwing the roughest edges of EBM, electro and wave sounds together in an entirely unapologetic style.

Speaking about the EP, David Vunk told DJ Mag, “Mandy hates her job, there are rules in life.”

‘The Scene’ EP lands this Friday (8th June) via Moustache Records. You can pre-order it now, but move fast, as there are strictly no represses.

Listen to the exclusive premiere of ‘The Scene’ from it above.

Premiere: IM KELLAR ‘The Scene’

Mother 

Time Echo (Feat. The Hacker)

90 Process blaze back onto Lobster Theremin with four slabs of pounding, galloping techno, acid and trance. All shot through the 90's spectrum, burned to a 90 min Panasonic CD-R, and slapped on the Nissan sound system for a cruise through the French suburbs.

Squatting on police cars, Adidas trackies and burning kicks 'ere we go m8! >:)

A1. Give Me Dat
A2. Fuse
B1. Le Phonk
B2. Day Of The Sunset

>> @90process

Burning Trash Floor - Hexagone

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