Techno

New Plector005  Preview : Release September 2013

A1 : Stanislav Tolkachev - I m not a number
A2 : Stanislav Tolkachev - I can't wait any longer
A3 : Stanislav Tolkachev -  I ain't even mad
B1 : Fran Hartnett - Seven Pearl Blade
B2 : Fran Hartnett - Trang

PLEC005 : Stanislav Tolkachev / Fran Hartnett

Following Juan Atkins’ “I Love You / Techno City ‘95”, the Archiv series is back, staying .
true to its mission, examining the always surprising and never ending Tresor Records catalog. 

This time around, the spotlight is placed on Greek producer Savvas Ysatis
After his move from Athens to New York City in ‘93, Ysatis released a string of collaborative works with his production partner Taylor Deupree, before returning to Greece five years later in order to help develop the local scene.

Two albums came out in 1999 (Highrise) and 2001 (Select) on Tresor Records. Genuine pioneering works, both of Ysatis’ LP efforts still sound as relevant today as they did nearly fifteen years ago. The four classics and two original remixes present on this Archiv #08 re-issue have been carefully selected by Savvas Ysatis and Tresor, to be re-mastered and cut in a new configuration for your listening pleasure and playing comfort.

B2. Savvas Ysatis - Bullwalk

release date (vinyl / cd / digital): 21st of October

“I've intended to do an album for a long while. The tracks draw upon ideas going back to various points over the last 12 years or so - some of the hooks I wrote years ago other bits are brand new. In some ways I wanted it to reflect a personal arc and the way I tend to do things  - never rushed”

‘Frames of Reference’ is the some 12 years in the making debut album from UK based techno producer Ø [Phase].

Best known by his work on the Belgium based Token Records his style ranges from gritty minimal techno to Detroit influenced material. His debut ‘Module Overload’ was released on London’s Lost/Cosmic records in 2000 and was followed by a string of productions for London's Surface/Inceptive Records and Ben Sims Ingoma imprint.

The move to Token came in 2007, he shortly after began DJing professionally and has since performed at parties across the globe whilst becoming a regular guest at Berlin’s techno Mecca, Berghain performing alongside esteemed peers and supporters such as Marcel Dettmann, Len Faki and Ben Klock. His continued works have seen constant support throughout the techno world and have featured in CD mixes by Robert Hood, Dave Clarke, François Kevorkian and Fumiya Tanaka amongst others. Alongside his production work Ø [Phase] is also a mastering engineer and on/off artwork designer. Starting out at London’s prestigious Sony Music/Whitfield Street Studios, he has cut records for numerous underground dance acts as well as working on projects for mainstream artists.

Now after a string of acclaimed releases on Token and a selection of remixes for the likes of Robert Hood, Mark Broom and Peter Van Hoesen comes Ø [Phase]’s debut long-player ‘Frames of Reference’. Opening with the brooding and building swirl of ‘Binary Opposition (Process 3)’ Ø [Phase] sets out his template of evolving, richly textured atmospheres underpinned by shards of dark and light. ‘The Bwiti Initiate’ revolves around a bouncing techno rhythm that could most certainly traverse the house/techno divide whilst ‘Distracted’ and ‘Misaligned’ are the kind of unadulterated, pummeling, cavernous techno tracks that have made Lost such a party institution.
Then we have tracks like the soft beating ‘Just Another Dance’ providing a lighter edge, embellished with warmth and strings and the thick, densely woven tapestry of ‘Shadow Caster’ which goes from experimental to dancefloor and back again with consummate ease. The off-kilter lilt of ‘Perplexed’ drags us further into the dark before keys and a hint of a melody draw us back upwards for air whilst the fat driving bass of ‘Dirtro II’ and funkier edged menace of ‘On The Edge’ show a virtuoso producer at the top of his game. The closing introspection of ‘Self Deceit’ wallows in subtle nuances before a mid section synth and string intervention pulls us back from the brink before finally descending into the void.


Tracklist: 

2LP 
A1. Binary Opposition (process 3)
A2. The Bwiti Initiate
B1. Distracted
B2. Dirtro II
C1. Misaligned
C2. Just Another Dance (album version)
D1. Shadow Caster
D2. Self Deceit

CD & Digital:
1. Binary Opposition (process 3)
2. The Bwiti Initiate
3. Distracted
4. Dirtro II
5. On The Edge
6. Perplexed
7. Misaligned
8. Just Another Dance (album version)
9. Shadow Caster
10. Self Deceit

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Dirtro II

Ø [Phase] - Dirtro II

Leandro Gámez - Nocturnal (LCR051)

Rebecca Goldberg is a Detroit-based DJ, producer and multimedia artist known for her raw and innovative approach to electronic music. 

She crafts techno, electro, and acid tracks that blend classic machine rhythms with experimental sound design and field recordings. Her work has been featured internationally, including performances in Paris, Detroit, and the UK, where she also completed an artist residency. 

Beyond the dance floor, Rebecca explores sound through interdisciplinary projects that merge technology, film, and visual art. With deep roots in Detroit’s musical legacy, she continues to push boundaries while honoring the city’s rich electronic tradition.

Tracklist:
Player - Player 003 B1
Deetron - Don’t You Know Why? (Intec Records)
kuuma 空マ - AYAMARI TEC (ft. 初⾳ミク) (Slashsound Records)
Positive Merge - Below (Detroit Underground)
Chupacabras - Off Planet (Dungeon Module)
Rebecca Goldberg - Margate Old Town (Detroit Underground)
Ason Teva - Mylar (Unreleased)
Mark Broom - Nineties (Activity FM)
Amadeo - E-biza (One Records)
Kero, Gotshell - BNKR (Detroit Underground)
Mr G - How Deep (Phoenix G) 
Rebecca Goldberg - Larned
Major Malfunction - Insanity (Magic Moon Mix) (Signum Recordings)

Phase Podcast 15 - Rebecca Goldberg

Kris Baha is an Australian-born, Berlin-based queer artist of Armenian, Egyptian and Italian heritage. His sound moves between techno, trance, progressive and breaks, shaped by a love of industrial textures and late-night city energy.

Over a 16-year career he’s remixed artists from Boy Harsher to Boys Noize and earned a reputation for crossing between club sets, live performance and experimental production, building a devoted following from Australia to Berlin and beyond.

This mix reflects his current mood, drawing on late-’90s and early-2000s influences with a cinematic Hackers-style edge—different from his past work yet true to what inspires him now.

@krisbaha

Track List
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Chemical Brothers - Loops of Fury
Spacefly - Individual
Emkay - One Kiss Wonder
Body Clinic - Sky Dance
Manami - Rain Dance
Shjva - Zumi Tek (Jeku Trip To Goa Mix)
Fall Shock - Avoidance
Eat Static - Interceptor (CJ Bolland Remix)
Graeme L - Pink Chewing Gum
Audrey Danza & Andrea Dama - Signals in Movement 
The Evil B-Side Twins - Relentless Spirit 
Empirion - Ciao
Maara - Revenge From The Penthouse
Kris Baha - Unreleased
Vani Vachi - Coded Flesh (Kris Baha Remix) 
Sourmash - Throwing Caution To The Wind
Synchro - Human Oscillator
Nine Inch Nails - Memorabilia
Commander Tom - Are Am Eye 2.3 (Marc van Linden UK Mix)
Underworld - Spikee

BCCO Mix Series 680: Kris Baha

Umwelt - 3h mix @ Le Sucre  | 09.08.25

This month's mix for Electronic Convergence is a shout out to the golden age of techno music - the late nineties - featuring classic tracks from legendary producers Jeff Mills, Ben Sims, Marco Carola and User. I started DJing and buying records in 1996 and remember when these tracks came out and the hype surrounding labels such as Axis, Purpose Maker, Theory, Question and User. I never get sick of playing and listening to these records.

Full video available here:

https://youtu.be/J9fJld471d4?si=VnD9J8pRWSUnUDXd

1. Marco Carola - A1 ‘7th Question’ (Question)
2. Rue East - Unwanted ‘Ben Sims Hardgroove mix’ (Pure Plastic)
3. User - B1 (User 04)
4. Jeff Mills - Outsiders (Purpose Maker)
5. User - User 4 ‘A2’ (User)
6. Jeff Mills - Java (Purpose Maker)
7. Aural Emote - A1 ‘(Symbolism 003)
8. Ben Sims - Windows ‘Vincent D Remix’ (Hardgroove)
9. Aural Emote - A2 (Symbolism 003)
10. 65D Mavericks - Streets of East London part 3 (Mainout)
11. Aural Emote - B2 (Symbolism 003)
12. Mark Broom - Streets of East London part 1 (Mainout)
13. Ben Sims - Reverser ’The Hardgroove Project’ (Theory)
14. Ben Sims - The Storm ‘The Hardgroove Project’ (Theory)
15. Ben Sims - Beyond ‘The Hardgroove Project’ (Theory)
16. Ben Sims - Jack Up (Theory)
17. Marco Carola - B2 ‘1st Question’ (Question)
18. Jeff Mills - Circus ‘The Greatest Show On Earth mix’ (Purpose Maker)
19. Marco Carola - B1 ‘1st Question’ (Question)
20. Raimond Ford & Stefano Lanoi - B2 ‘Beat Tools Vol. 8’ (Beat Tools)
21. Adam Beyer - A2 (Code Red 08)
22. Raimond Ford & Stefano Lanoi - B1 ‘Beat Tools Vol. 8’ (Beat Tools)
23. Torsten Litschko & Alexander Kowalski - Evidence of Vividness (Kanzleramt)
24. Joel Mull - The Mole ‘Ben Sim’s Just Don’t Understand remix’ (Primevil)
25. Torsten Litschko & Alexander Kowalski - Breaking Down The Vault (Kanzleramt)
26. Alexander Koning  & Darren Kay - Dolls 005 ‘Ben Sims remix’ (Dolls)
27. Marco Carola - 600 hz ’10th Question’ (Question)
28. Marco Carola - B1 ‘1st Question’ (Question)
29. Marco Carola - A1 ‘2nd Question’ (Question)
30. Jeff Mills - Leader Rouge ‘Force Universelle ep’ (Purpose Maker)
31. Jeff Mills - The Fuzz ‘Loophole mix’ (Axis)
32. Jeff Mills - Captivator ‘Force Universelle ep’ (Purpose Maker)
33. Jeff Mills - The Bells (Purpose Maker)
34. Gunjack - Sambafriq (Relatives / Adult)
35. Mark Williams - Untold Story ‘Ben Sims remix 1’ (Promethean)
36. Marco Carola - B1 ‘4th Question’ (Question)
37. User - User 8.2 (User)
38. User - User 8 (User)
39. Claude Young presents Twine - Scarred ep (Surface)
40. Ben Sims - Retrovert ‘Hard Groove mix’ (Theory)

Electronic Convergence Mix - September 2025

NTS RADIO 100% PRODUCTION MIX

Tried and tested in Fisch Labor, Berlin.

For use in bathrooms constructed by qualified plumbers.
Caution!

Prolonged use may result in a red ring around the posterior.

Composed and recorded by Piers Headley in 1993 at C. Red Studio, Berlin.
Cover by M.Bulgrin.
Engineered by Rainer Piske.
Liner Notes by Arthur Bromberg.

BANDCAMP

Piers Headley - Music For Toilets

Denmark's Rune Bagge (@runebaggecph) guests, with an exclusive all production mix of unreleased techno tracks.

Plus, new music from Aleksi Perälä, Ben Frost, Carrier, + Dynamic Forces. Together with recent tracks from Jerome Hill, Mick Harris, Roll Dann, Ruben Borgers, Setaoc Mass, + Verraco.

playlist → darkfloor.co.uk/mantisradio363
support the show → patreon.com/mantisradio

Apple Podcasts → tinyurl.com/MantisRadioiTunes
podcast RSS → feeds.feedburner.com/MANTIS
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An uninterrupted music only version of this episode is available at patreon.com/posts/139539100

Mantis Radio 363 - Rune Bagge

Live DJ set at Synthasia 1st Anniversary Open Air
Recorded September 14th, 2025 | 00:30-02:30

Artist: @scopekim
IG: https://www.instagram.com/scope_kim/

SCØPE @Synthasia Open Air 2025

nyc based trio heavy waste takes over ron like hell’s show for a two hour exploration into deep hypnotic and full throttle techno 

https://www.instagram.com/heavywaste_nyc
https://soundcloud.com/heavy-waste



the space between spaces with heavy waste @ The Lot Radio 09-30-2025

Next up for BE Radio is Gamadon. Probably one of Ireland's most underrated DJs this man can play techno, electro, house, you name it, flawlessly all on vinyl (I've seen his record collection!)  From his early days supporting The Prodigy around Europe as a teenager to his the now more seasoned man, releasing killer records on his own label "Warehouse Manifesto", Gamadon is one of Ireland's most timeless electronic talents. Whilst this mix is a full-on techno & electro assault, I have heard this man transcending genres & decades, and he is in my top 5 Irish DJs of all time. So check this out and check out his releases, podcast/mix series and label "Warehouse Manifesto"

Tracklist
1. GAMADON - Daleks In The Dancehall (Warehouse Manifesto)
2. JSPRV35 - Da Chevy (Planet Rhythm)
3. JSPRV35 - Intergalactic Funk (Planet Rhythm)
4. PRZ - Domestix (Mechatronica)
5. Deano - Tension (Knowledge Imprint)
6. Netty Hugo - Ecxtrem (Planet Rhythm)
7. William Arist - Like Everyone Wants Now (Knowledge Imprint)
8. Shekon - Hypno ‘Phara remix’ (Planet Rhythm)
9. Yant - Mantis (Knowledge Imprint)
10. YetiMindTricks - We Ain’t Like Them (Further)
11. Hurdslenk - Warped (V35)
12. Atonism - At The End of the Corridor (Vault Series)
13. Hurdslenk - Recheck (V35)
14. Atonism - Virtual Reality (Vault Series)
15. Hurdslenk - Vyrex (V35)
16. Hurdslenk - Server (Hayes)
17. Hurdslenk - Rider (V35)
18. Gene Richards Jr - Ride This D ‘Mark Broom remix’ (Frenzy)
19. JSPRV35 - Planet Express (Planet Rhythm)
20. PRZ & Unklevon - Interaction (Mechatronica)
21. JSPRV35 - Intrakt (Planet Rhythm)
22. Obscure Shape - What Connects Us? (SEXYRECS)
23. Endlec - Total Control (Analogue)
24. Roll Dann - The Black Orchard (Mord)
25. Marco Bailey - M8 Dusk (Tool) (Frenzy)
26. Gunjack - He Who Has No Sin (House of Jack)
27. Eluna Vex - Fire Load (Renegade Methodz)
28. Invexis - Waterpipe (Hayes)
29. Eluna Vex - Inside War (Renegade Methodz)
30. Obscure Shape - My Muse Is On Vacation (Analogue)
31. Eluna Vex - In a World of Hate (Renegade Methodz)
32. Roll Dann - Paradox Of Desire (Mord)
33. Invexis - Instinct (Scrap & Delete)
34. Obscure Shape - Sanjuro (Mitsubasa)
35. Invexis - RS (Scrap & Delete)
36. Marco Bailey - Relic (Frenzy)
37. UUN - Truth and Absolution (Mord)

Bastardo Electrico Radio #3 : GAMADON

Sam Silva - Akial
PLEC004 - Four Ep

Release : 8th July 2013

Sam Silva - Akial

At midnight, on March 13th 1991, a basement door opened at Leipziger Strasse 126, Berlin. Through this door, many passed, on their way to defining new terrains in electronic music. There they found a dance floor in the vaults of a closed-down department store, with a unique sound bound to dense fog, building night after night a history that was also a vision of the future. 

This history has seen in Jeff Mills’ first sets on three turntables, Underground Resistance's first live appearances in Europe, grandiose Tresor Park parties, to various chapters of the Loveparade with Sven Väth in the 90s and since then countless generation-spanning parties. These moments represent the highlights of infinite personal clubbing experiences. It is the manifestation of the Berlin spirit, emerging from its considerable strife. This history is not without its complications - from temporary closure by the authorities and several raids in the early years to closure and demolition of the old location in 2005. What followed was years of wandering in exile and, finally, resurrection in the new home in Kraftwerk Berlin.

These stories, conversations and shared experiences within our walls forge a resilience that drives towards a shared ideal, the Tresor sound: community, resistance, and the world to come. This was observed in the newly re-unified German youth, who danced and celebrated together from the club’s inception, and into the present day through ongoing community work in Detroit. 

Tresor Records was founded in the same year and began to serve as a platform for exporting the new sounds associated with Tresor all around the world. Emergent musicians from Michigan, such as Juan Atkins, Underground Resistance and Drexciya, were pivotal in shaping these early years. Their visits to Berlin would kick-start dialogue between the youth movement in Europe and these musicians. This story is one of friendship and community-building, inextricably linked with cities like Detroit, Birmingham or Edinburgh, where like-minded friends built something truly special, where revelatory rhythms soundtrack decaying industry in corrupted metropoles. 

Tresor Records has been the fertile soil for dozens upon dozens of creative minds, from the very luminaries of the scene who developed electronic music over the last three decades through to contemporary protagonists who are currently defining the sound of the future -  A more than 300 strong catalogue displays an unmistakable identity - the Tresor spirit.

To those that have danced before, and to those that will dance in the future: the light at the end of the long Tresor tunnel is a signal. A flicker amidst the fog. This is our future. This is our place.

Its beginnings date back to 1997 in the "Slider Club". Influenced by DJs and producers like Joey Beltram or Jeff Mills, he immersed himself in the world of Techno. 

In 2000 he resided in the legendary "Krissis Club", one of the pioneer clubs of the northern electronic scene. 

He has played in venues such as T.R.A.X., Futura, Specka, Avalon, Bleep, LeClub, Filomatic, Hypnosis and in Festivals such as Festidance or Music Box.

Concerned about the spread of Techno culture, he directed the radio program "Club Culture".

 In all these years he has played with DJs of the caliber of Kenny Larkin, Oscar Mulero, Sideral, Steve Rachmad, Leandro Gamez, Aiken and many more.

 Their sessions range between the forcefulness of Berlin techno and classic Detroit techno.

B2. Savvas Ysatis - Bullwalk

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