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Messiah - There Is No Law (Joey Beltram Mix) (4.02) 128.k

Pluie/Noir Podcast 041
"Seeing Through The Edges"

Sounds Produced & Arranged by The Marx Trukker
Visuals by Jav Arshad
Video by Max Binski

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Official Presentation

Pluie/Noir Podcast 041 - "Seeing Through The Edges" by The Marx Trukker // Release Special

Confucius

When we think about Electronic Music, we usually remind ourselves of the 70s, 80s and 90s golden era that shaped the club culture and soundtracks of our favorite Sci-Fi movies. Fact is, its origins go further beyond most people know. Electronic Music history surpasses a centennial timeline. In fact, the first electric instrument dates back to 1730. Helmholtz Sound Synthesiser was created by Hermann von Helmholtz in 1905. Theremin is from 1919. The Variophone, done by Yevgeny Sholpo, USSR, is from 1932. And so goes on. The list of scientific and artistic achievements in Electronic Music history is endless. This selection of timeless pieces is a sort of testionial of decades of experimentation and desire to create sounds of the future. It spans from the 1930s to the 1970s, and features Olivier Messiaen, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Daphne Oram, Suzanne Ciani, Else Marie Pade, Kid Baltan & Tom Dissevelt, Wendy Carlos, among other great personages.
Have a very special listening. 

* OMNIA VINCIT ARS *
* MUSIC IS SPIRIT *
* CONTRE LA SERVITUDE VOLONTAIRE *

HISTORY OF ELECTRONIC MUSIC Mixtape I by Alain Patrick

Having delivered two outstanding EPs and a landmark triple compilation, Portugal’s Pluie/Noir now returns with its first full-length album. 

Assigned with the enviable task is enigmatic German producer The Marx Trukker, who has thus far kept us on our toes with a string of high-quality EPs on a handful of respected independent imprints. With a natural affinity for experimental soundscapes that challenge dancefloors, Pluie/Noir offers the perfect platform for him to really express himself. 

As much a palette of textures as it is a dance-focused collection of tracks, Couldn’t see too clear for edges is a kaleidoscopic and utterly transfixing listen all the way through. The very first track, "Alongside ashortside" (A1) is infused with the sort of jazzy, impulsive flavours that are part of the album – and the label’s – DNA. 

But the tempos ebb and flow, at times withdrawing all intensity (“The Gin Bay Hoss Ballad” (A2)), before cascading into tightly compressed microhouse rhythms (“A Kind Shaped Mind” (A3)) and other more expansive 4x4 examinations: “Couldn’t see too clear for edges (Second Movement)” (C1); “As Rivers Stand” (C2). 

Regardless of the occasionally dramatic shifts, the album never once loses its focus. “Minor Belongings” (C3) is arguably the album’s finest creation in terms of a true artistic indulgence. Dreamy and deeply absorbing, it feeds into the album’s powerful finale, “Blaue Drift” (D1), which is one of the more aggressive works on show here.

As we’ve come to expect, Pluie/Noir again challenges what can be achieved within the parameters of dance music by empowering its carefully selected repertoire of artists. As standard, the album will come as a limited pressing with beautiful sleeve artwork, ensuring this is as collectible as it is listenable.

[PNR004] B1. Couldn't See Too Clear For Edges (Two Movements) (low quality snippet)

An umixed compilation dedicated to classic chill out sounds of the west coast

https://www.mixcloud.com/RadioRea/rea-global-56-x-tim-humphrey/?fbclid=IwAR2y3y1nYfrBL0oI5EpN9aNlkQNdn4xtHxc2r9IKJxu_psjo0ZY38RRphcY

Tim Humphrey's West Coast Chill Out Retrospect

phuture _ we are phuture (joey beltram remix) _ 1996

Experiments I official release: https://galaxyfreiheit.bandcamp.com/album/experiments-i

The gates to the mysteries of sound cannot be scaled, but an entrance always exists. 

Venho compondo assiduamente desde 2020. No início da pandemia, meio sem perspectivas até de futuro, mergulhei nesta viagem sonora que teve muitas obras de trilhas e algumas para pista. Mais recentemente, por uma questão de natureza e sentimentos, tomei uma direção mais experimental. Considerando os caminhos sonoros percorridos até o presente momento, esta é certamente a mais autoral obra que fiz até hoje. A música na sua abstração total.

Ian O'Brien: "Wow.
I think you are a dedicated man, really passionate and sincere and your love for music and your spirit is really inspiring to me. You have integrity and Soul. I am proud to know you even though we never met; I have a good sense of who you are from music. I have a lot of respect for who you are and what you do. I wish I knew more people like you! I feel your enthusiasm and your heart and it is inspiring to me, encourages me to aspire to be the same." 

"Sounds carry intelligence. Ideas, feelings and memories are triggered by sounds." - Pauline Oliveros

Photon-Boson: Alain Patrick and Andre Bacon. 
Production, Mixing: Alain Patrick

Unexplainable Complexity Of Reality - Chaos

RONCE - CRÈVE
(DAWN020)
50 limited copies
CD
@itsronce
Produced by Zoë Villerd
Mastered by @lastrackqlf
Photos by Gabriel Cautain
Design by @hadji-hajj
Dawn 2023

CRÈVE

CRÈVE OR PAY

Ronce - Lilac Blue (ft HTRK)

This week's TANK Mix from Carrier (FKA Shifted) is a crepuscular foray into the murkier reaches of dub, techno and ambient. 

Tracklist:
Chris Yates -  Chapter 13 'Across The Divide’ - Illuminations Part I-III 
Goem - Untitled - Punik 
Bassæ - F - Bassæ
Ausschuss - Headfirst - Room 1 
Xth Réflexion - 04 - /\\05
Death & Vanilla  - Perpetual Mobile (Civiistjävel! version)
Lamin Fofana  - Rehearsal Of Truth - Unsettling Scores 
Memotone  - Drone X - 7 (Extended Mix)  - Memotone EP
Tortoise - Ten Day Interval (Ae To Day Retrieval)
Demdike Stare Meets Shangaan Electro - Shangaan Shake
The Outsert - Rour - Intrasert Two
Jay Glass Dubs  - Seconds Away - DJ Humble EP
Satin Doll - Kora - A Model Within
Drifted - Untitled - Split 
Acuba Republica - Of Grouping - Atsume あつめ

TANK Mix: Carrier

Pile ‎– Superlongevity
Label: Perlon ‎– PERL 10
Format: 2 × Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country: Germany
Released: 1999
Genre: Electronic
Style: House, Minimal, Tech House

Pile - Worldrecord Holder

Joey Beltram Mind To Mind uploaded (Original Mix)

https://www.facebook.com/senoide.marcoaandreol

phuture _ we are phuture (joey beltram remix) _ 1996

Senoide

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