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Rinse FM Podcast - Galcher Lustwerk - 31st March 2015

Opening the door into somebody else’s apartment is always exciting, especially if you have malicious intentions. Someone could be there. A person may be standing in the corner of their corridor waiting to hit you over the head with a cricket bat. But this particular apartment, this loft was owned by someone wealthy, someone important. Wandering through these halls void of light and full of glimmering curvy things, you don’t really get a sense of who the person was, you never did. You can judge on the outside, but since you’ve snooped in other peoples private spaces before, you realise you can’t get a sense of a person by their belongings or space. All the crap you buy for your place functions as a way of connecting with people. What you have learnt from all the break ins you’ve committed in your life, you can say that much. This thought came from an uncomfortable realisation that humans horde fanatically and scientifically, their thesis being “how can I cause X affect on people in order for Y to happen?”. We furnish our spaces with books, cologne bottles, records, enjoyable figurines, high-functioning furniture, lampshades, novelty shower curtains, sports and music and celebrity memorabilia, souvenirs… to the point where we build a social and, dare I say, political identity centred around these daft objects you surround yourself with. We are very clever rats. Maybe someone you secretly hold dear will see this object and love you for having this object. And so walking in this big exquisite room, you wonder what function do works of art - weather that be a painting or a coffee table book - have in a world where there is no body there to see these objects, whose sole purpose was once to invoke beauty?
Light embroils you, images blast information at you, yet you have no one or nothing to share it with. This mix feels inhibited and free, like walking naked in an empty New York City. A world full of beautiful objects, empty of anyone to see it. With an excellent opening selection, a breezy middle section and a post-modern jazzy come down, this is ideal for study-ambience.

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Digital Tsunami 069 - OL

RA Live 2015.08.01 - Peverelist VS A Made Up Sound, Dekmantel

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Mumdance b2b Ron Morelli - 8th August 2017

Boiler Room w/ Dj Nature, Hieroglyphic Being, Innerspace Halflife & Perseus Trax

[Broadcasted on 26th March 2013]

Tracklist & video at boilerroom.tv

Innerspace Halflife LIVE in the Boiler Room

This mix was created for the https://soundcloud.com/membrainfestival 2020 Yoga Lesson and was desinged especially for this flow, with the aim to guide us into our own rythm, enjoy the ride!


Tracklist: 

Naibu - Fighting For Attention
Consequence - Flashes
Blocks & Escher - Embers
Method One feat. Jamie Myerson - Blackwood
Readsense, FlashbackFm - Take Me Way
dBridge - Not Known
Blocks & Escher - Heartshaped (ASC Remix)
Joe Seven - Juiced
They Live - Pure Palms
Synkro, Marenn Sukie - Get Together
Triad - Utopia (Silent Dust Remix)
Marso & Gala - Promise
Consequence feat. ASC - From A Distance
Rainforest - Inner Breeze
Oliver Yorke - Helion
Kalgan - Indigo Feelings
THY LVE - What We Promise
RQ - Cherry
Instra:mental - Deep Night
Synkro - Gagaku
Elusive Elements - Debris

Membrain Festival 2020 - Yoga Lesson

Liv Ravden - 13 August 2020

Mndset - Subtle - 12/08/2020

Hypho w/ Xakra - Subtle - 12/08/2020

5 Decades of Dub w/ Joe Vincent - Subtle - 12/08/2020

Kicking off year two of Broken Borders with Pugilist. Hyped to have him on and to share the first show of 2021!

Plenty of forthcoming bits from both with tracks from INVT & Nicholas G. Padilla, Nicola Cruz and Jurango on Livity Sound amongst others, plus our fair share of old but gold...

Heavy Bristol vibes throughout 🤙🏻

Shouts to Pugilist and the locked in crew x

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Broken Borders w/ Pugilist

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