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Marseille's Loïc Bodjollé started out making classic Chicago house as Donarra. As good as it was, he has really found his voice as @cardinalandnun. It's a project at the opposite end of the musical spectrum - a place where dreamy grooves and imagined utopias have been replaced by a much more biting reality. Deranged vocals, tortured guitars and punk synths drag you into a world of raw and visceral sound that has found a perfect home on L.I.E.S.  Back in March, Ron Morelli's label put out Bodjollé's Dancing In Evil album, a gothic collection of EDM, industrial and electro from the dark side. 

This week's no holds barred mix takes you right back to the same place in an instant. Clunking factory automation, caustic drones and heavily distorted drum machines lend the mix a sense of architecture that traps you at the centre while repeatedly collapsing around you. What starts as a collage of short, wrecked textures and busted loops eventually turn into a more elongated techno sound. It is blistered, banging and brilliantly suited to the grottiest rave warehouse you could ever imagine.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 333 - Cardinal & Nun

Floorplan - Envy

Dream Sequence X

Dark Bässe (Remastered)

Mad Mike - The Final Frontier

Underground Resistance - Jupiter Jazz

basic shape -modified sequence

Talking Waffle

Speedy J - Pepper (REMASTERED) Ginger LP - 1992 (EDLXB008)

Maxzeroth-technoblock(cпіймай карася)

The Prince of Techno

Blake Baxter - Vision of Truth

Blake Baxter - Combustible

"Based in Flint, Michigan, USA, the four young sons of an electrician welded together their debut album. This album, titled Elektroworld, is a personal tribute to the well known pioneers of the electro-disco-beat; Kraftwerk."

Clone Classic Cuts reissues the illustrious Elecktroids' one and only album from 1995. 

Out 10-12-2018.
Pre-order: 
https://clone.nl/item53546.html -  Deluxe packaging, coloured vinyl
https://clone.nl/item53510.html - Standard, black vinyl

Elektroworld

order @ clone.nl

Elecktroids - Elektroworld [C#CC035LP]

A Detroit Classic from Underground Resistance

Star Dancer - The Martian

Jeff Mills -  Casa

Robert Witschakowski-Jockel (@the-exaltics) has been a core part of electro's evolution since the late nineties. From early days bringing big names like Jeff Mills and Robert Hood to his hometown of Jena as a promoter, he soon elevated himself to become one of the best acid live acts in the game. Nowadays, he runs his own carefully-curated Solar One Music, has collaborated with Drexciya's Gerald Donald and released his own shadowy electro on Shipwrec, Clone West Coast Series and Crème Organization.  He is a hugely prolific artist who is always tweaking and evolving his sound while staying true to his original sci-fi visions. 

All of that feeds into this week's mix, which is a bumpy, rough riding electro adventure that unfolds with a real sense of narrative. From the icy and high speed launch it quickly moves on to moments of smooth-cruising calm, guides you through solar storms and frantic acid work outs. The texture change, too, from ragged and frazzled to shiny and seductive, but are all stitched together seamlessly by a master of the form.

Dekmantel Podcast 283 - The Exaltics

Millsart - (A1) Inner-Self [Axis 1993 ‎– AX 004]

Blake Baxter - Vision of Truth

UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE

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