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Something for you Machine heads out there, a free track recorded ahead of Saturdays party in London, Enjoy!

Blurb...
Machine
10pm-6am, Sat 14th Sept 2013.
Corsica Studios, London
Tickets on sale now: 
 
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?506170
 
Room 1
22:00-02:00 - KIRK DEGIORGIO
02:00-06:00 - RØDHÅD

Room 2
22:00 - 01:00 - BEN SIMS
01:00 - 04:00 - ROD
04:00 - 06:00 - BEN SIMS

Machine is a club night championing new & upcoming techno, founded in 2011 by UK techno heavyweights Ben Sims & Kirk Degiorgio.
 
Since it’s inception the guys have hosted 6 parties in London as well as editions at El Row Barcelona, Fabrik Madrid, Trouw Amsterdam, Berghain Berlin and more; Machine has set a precedent for booking only high quality and forward thinking guests - such as Robert Hood, Surgeon, Kevin Saunderson, Rolando, Adam X, Untold, A Made Up Sound, Luke Slater, Oscar Mulero, James Ruskin and many more, encouraging all to break away from their comfort zones to follow the Machine theme of new and unreleased music, with stunning results. 
  
This September, Machine presents a very special lineup – 2 rooms, 4 DJs, each playing an long sets over Corsica Studio’s famous Funktion-1 rigs.
 
Joining Ben & Kirk are 2 of their current fave party rockers… RØDHÅD has made a name for himself as one of Berlin’s most forward thinking DJs. His reputation is of playing seamless sets of Techno & House - while keeping the mood deep and powerful. His recent Boiler Room set is regarded as one of the best shows in the series yet. Also worth checking is this mnmlssg article on him: http://mnmlssg.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/ssg-special-rdhad.html 
 
ROD is an alias of Rotterdam based House stalwart Benny Rodrigues, famed for his peak time sets that see him drop everything from jacking Chicago House to Detroit machine funking Techno plus hosting a series of ROD NACHT events where he plays all night long. As an recording artist he has contributed to Ben Klock's Klockwork label, Chris Liebings CLR, Adam Beyers Drumcode and Slams Soma, so it's fair to say he's certainly a DJs favourite with his studio work too. 
 
Machine resident & curator Ben Sims plays a very special extended DJ set after the UK debut of his live set at the July party. Known for his intensity and dextrous skill on the decks, he has built a deserved reputation as one of the UK’s most in-demand and respected techno producer and DJs. 
 
Fellow Machine resident and co-founder Kirk Degiorgio completes the lineup. With decades of experience in the UK scene, Kirk is commonly acknowledged as the first high-profile DJ to move completely to using Ableton and in September he'll be digitally dropping a 4 hour set of new Techno, featuring a wealth of upcoming material from his ART label and of course forthcoming gems from the man himself. 

Ben Sims - Raw Hide (Free Download)

Sometimes the right things just fall into the right place and so it happened with an old track by Thomas P. Heckmann under his Drax disguise, named Section 2. Originally released as Techno’s first ever 7inch, it was very popular in 1993 and paved the way for the huge follow ups like Drax Three -Phosphene and the hugely influential and successful Drax LTD.II - Amphetamine.

But read what Mark Broom has to say about this new version and enjoy :
„I was a fan of your Drax material & I had the original red picture disc, had that track on my hard drive & it fitted perfect to the track I was making at the time, sent it to Alan Fitzpatrick a few years ago & he would always ask me if it will ever get released, then out of the blue he sent me his edit & the rest as they say is history!!“

Some selected feedback:

Played by Sven Väth, Richie Hawtin, Luke Slater, Dubfire, ...

Gary Beck : 'bit of a beast this one!'
Butch : "Banger!"
Emerson "Bomb edit"
Frankyeffe : 'top Remix from Alan! Go!'
Cisco Ferreira : "nice.. will play out for sure. thx'
Dr. Motte : 'excellent remix by alan!"
Ingo Boss : "Monster"
Par Grinvik: "hit!"
Chris Hirose: "alan just always seems to hit the sweet spot!'
Joachim Spieth : 'wow, that's a bomb! charting & playing for sure - thanks for sending !!'
Alex Bau : 'on my playlist, thx!'
Alan Fitzpatrick : "biiiiiig!'
Sasha Carassi : '<3'
Adam K. : this is defo abit of me! #HeavyBeats'
Bart Skills : 'cool classic rave sound. perfect for the big room!'
JP (Studio80/Rebel Radio/Amsterdam) Alan Fitzpatrick, the man of the moment! remixes are not always good when there are great names connected to the track, but Alan pulled it of to give us this excellent track! 5/5'
Loukas Pour-Hashemi : 'I heard this last weekend at Awakenings, ace!!!'
Andrea Frisina : 'Massive, full support !"
Florian Meindl : 'I love it! will play it a lot'
Slam : 'awesome - spinning for sure - thanx'
Raphael Dincsoy : "BIG Edit from my matey Alan!'

Buy Vinyl or digital 

Mark Broom Feat. Drax - Section 2 (Alan Fitzpatrick Edit)

On Sight (FREE WAV DOWNOAD!)

Matador - DaHustle (Original Mix)

The 7th release on Bond is the second release in Petter B´s series called “Roots”. On the A-side you find a “Roots Pt. II” with a big yet simple hoover lead. Its simple structure together with its powerful breakdown and tons of dirt makes it a great weapon in a DJs arsenal. On the flip side there are two tracks, the outer one is called “First Wave”. The track has a powerful low end and a rhythmic and minimalistic hook. It builds up almost like a wave and plunges down into a break and begins its journey one more time. The inner track on the b-side is a percussive monster. Its hook is made up of dubbed out percussive elements. After listening to it in a dark room for to long you can almost hear the tre drums starting to talk to you.

Selected Feedback:
Adam Beyer - “Perfectly excecuted”
Truncate / Audio Injection - “Solid cuts!”
Mattias Fridell - “Sounds ace, will play for sure man. Thanks”
Jonas Kopp - “First wave for me , thanks.”
Cari Lekebusch - “Topnice as always! First Wave is the fave :)”
Carlo Lio - “awesome ep.. love first wave.. will play”
Kaiserdisco / Frederic Berger - “Clean Dubbed Tool sounds cool! Thx”
Pfirter - “Roots is massive!”
Alan Fitzpatrick - “wow! mega bomb EP!”
Slam / Orde Meikle - “tough and dark - thanx”
Kriz Token - “like all of them and will play. merci beaucoup”
DJ Rebekah - “First Wave is cool :)”
Steve Redhead - “3 fantastic tracks!”
Victor Calderone - “Roots is dark and nasty!”
Nihad Thule - "first wave for me, great!!"
Manic Brothers - “Mega as usual! First Wave has a proper groove. Will works excellent in our sets! Tackar!”
Joachim Spieth - “First Wave & Clean Dubbed Tool are really great - thanks a lot!”
Samuli Kempi // Juho Kusti - “Top notch once again. Petter brings the quality every time. Thanks!”
Sasha Carassi - “Solid techno here!”
Nima Khak - “Yeah! Grymt bra släpp! Clean Dubbed Tool for me!”
Patrick Siech - “Clean Dubbed = lätt en av de bästa du gjort!! (trslt: Easy one of the best u ever made)”

Petter B-Roots Pt.II

New ep by Monoteck feat. Noisy, called Shadowland. It also inlcudes 2 remixes by 100 Kilo Maarten and Christian E from the previous released Exodus track. Techno with a dark flavour.

Shadowland

Destroy

Monoteck - Destroy (Original Mix)

Von der EP "47001" auf @47x47 Records. Mehr Infos: bit.ly/47001strm

Tommy Four Seven - 131

Gabriel D&#8217;Or &amp; Bordoy bring &#8220;Ultratane&#8221; to Pornographic and it&#8217;s the menacing synth riff that grabs you by the neck as the tough rhythm section leads to a breakdown of epic proportions which only reinforces the nostalgic vibe.&nbsp; Cristian Varela&#8217;s version is up next and he employs a sleazy bassline to get the ball rolling, and off-kilter percussion to spice things up even more.&nbsp; Closing up, Alberto Ruiz locks the groove down with style, adding distressed electronics and maintaining the original&#8217;s harmonic progression.

Gabriel D'Or & Bordoy - Ultratane (Original Mix) [Pornographic Recordings]

Taken from Slam Present Transmissions : Glasgow on @soma.

Buy it:
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Slam - Friction (Soma Rec)

Johannes Heil - Die Eigene Achse (Heiko Laux Remix)

Diynamic’s ‘Four To The Floor’ series now hits installment number six in fine style. Behind each of the four tracks are a crack selection of artists old and new, all of whom are making their debut on the label run so famously by Solomun. 

After marking 2015 with a stand out debut Essential Mix on BBC Radio 1, our final offering is from exciting newcomer Jonas Rathsman with ‘Cobalt’ — a slick and propulsive track with staccato bass, driving beats and lots of turbulent late night synths that really get your attention. 

facebook.com/DiynamicMusic
soundcloud.com/jonasrathsman 
facebook.com/jonasrathsman 
twitter.com/jonasrathsman

Jonas Rathsman - Cobalt [Four To The Floor 06]

EARLY SUPPORT FROM:

John Digweed, Dixon, Carl Craig, Richie Hawtin, Danny Tenaglia, David Morales, Luciano, Sasha, Maceo Plex, Dubfire, Steve Lawler, Kerri Chandler, Solomun, Danny Howells, Robert Owens, Dave Seaman, Roger Sanchez, Djinxx, Martin Buttrich, Ian Carey, CamelPhat, Petar Dundov, Jeremy Olander, Joseph Capriati, Anna Lunoe (Beats Radio), T Williams (Radio 1), Adriatique, Secret Cinema, Sister Bliss

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This is Part 1 of the Into The Deep remixes featuring the brilliant interpretations through the eyes of Ewan Pearson & Dave Seaman.

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A deluge of heavy-hitting support from some of the most legendary titans in dance music marks the return of award-winning Canadian producer Glenn Morrison to the dance floor. 

After a considerable hiatus away from the EDM limelight working as a songwriter and producer for Sony Records and Universal Music Group – in the process bagging Billboard #1 singles and multiple radio awards / certified multi-platinum sales – Morrison is back with brand new long-player ‘Into The Deep’, introduced earlier this week via two double A-side EPs. 

A pure passion project for Morrison, ‘Into The Deep’ is an exquisitely produced piece of work, a true journey of stereosonic discovery. Boasting a sound reminiscent of the critically-acclaimed ‘Northern Exposure’ compilations, Morrison brings an intelligent, thoughtful vibe back to dance music that many feel has been lacking in recent years. From dark, driving, progressive cuts to dreamy, trance-like singles; from throbbing, grinding, tribal tones through to hypnotic, undulating, bass-heavy pieces, this is a world class producer indulging himself and us in sound – doing what he loves and doing it very, very well. 

Standout tracks on the album that premiered earlier this week include ‘Hang Tough’ – where Morrison uses John Harris’ poem ‘The Gospel According to John’ to tell the sordid tale of a drugged out prostitute turning over a normal man to the same hollow lifestyle – and ‘Another Dimension’, a dark and intense build up of sounds swelling through cascading melodies into an eruption of syncopated synth and grand piano riffs that take the track’s sentiment in a completely unexpected direction. Titular track ‘Into The Deep’ lingers delicately on the palate, Morrison taking his time to draw the listener in and out of his creation almost as if we need his sounds to breathe. A little stronger and a little darker, ‘Bumblebee’s driving elements of techno and chugging minimal house underpin deceptively simplistic top layers making it perfect for those mid-set progressions in the early morning hours or, as Morrison suggests, “Space Ibiza terrace early night kind of vibe.”

“I needed to get back to writing these instrumental pieces where the riffs are the vocal lines, and the vibe is a sort of hypnotic mysticism mixed with late night mind bending chasers,’ Morrison continues. ‘‘Into the Deep’ is a celebration of forward thinking progressive house music; a dash of eccentric and brash synth melodies juxtaposed with bright, uppity grand piano chords and warped out arpeggiations that I hope will light up both dance floors and late night music sessions the world over.”

Glenn Morrison ‘Into The Deep’: Tracklisting:

Stereo Retrograde
Musical Blinders
Late Night Sleaze
Hang Tough ft. John Harris
Bumblebee
A Day At The Zoo
Blizzard
Inferno
Shade
The Birds
Solstice
Frozen In Time (The End)
Strobes
A Dimension Above
Into The Deep
Adagio

Glenn Morrison – Into The Deep (Morrison Recordings) is available worldwide on Beatport and iTunes now.

Into The Deep

Into The Deep (Ewan Pearson Remix)

Buy on Beatport

Glenn Morrison - Into The Deep (Ewan Pearson Remix)

The Enemy featuring Felix Da Housecat is part of the debut EP on Matador’s new Rukus label.

OUT NOW on Beatport: https://pro.beatport.com/release/the-enemy/1693383

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Matador - The Enemy ft Felix Da Housecat (Original Mix) - The Enemy EP [Rukus]

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Track of the Day: Frankyeffe “Crazy Man” (Felix Kröcher Remix)

The 4th instalment in the Mutual Respekt series is here. Spearheaded by “To the Wire” from label bosses Spektre, and supported by a glittering cast of label favourites and exciting newcomers. From the deep, rolling vibes of Dani Sbert’s “Keroseno” to the out-and-out heaviness of Kostas Maskalides’ “Deus Ex Machina”, there’s something for techno lovers of all persuasions here.

Kostas Maskalides - Deus Ex Machina (Original Mix)

Spektre - To The Wire

Johannes Heil - Paranoid Dancer (DJ Hell Mix)

Blawan - Why They Hide Their Bodies Under My Garage

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx8EpAyT9PI&feature=related

Johannes Heil - Die Eigene Achse

Buy it at iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/new-time-new-place-egbert/id627528059

When Mauro Picotto&#8217;s enormous New Time New Place landed in 2003, it came as one of the pioneering Italian techno producer&#8217;s most stunning tracks yet. 10 years on and it still sounds incredibly fresh and unlike any other track, fizzing with rampant synth energy, thumping beats and delightfully warped, ultra-melodic riffs. It&#8217;s lost none of its charisma or power over time, and still does the damage on a contemporary dancefloor. Great Stuff are bringing back this classic for a new generation, along with three immense remixes.

Dosem comes fresh from big releases for the likes of Intec Digital armed with an absolutely killer groove, laden with chugging sub bass and bouncy percussion. He teases the original&#8217;s soaring chord progression in and out of focus, making for a tensely contrasted version.

Holland&#8217;s Egbert goes heavy on the cowbell and makes the most out of the original&#8217;s manifold refrains, extracting the maximum energy from the sounds therein and fusing them to a funk-fuelled groove that fans of Joris Voorn will likely appreciate. His remix builds pleasingly, utilising the original&#8217;s parts in gradual fashion to reach a fever pitch.

Gary Beck has other ideas, however. He loops the riffs into submission, slowly building a steamroller of a groove that&#8217;s got pace and lots of classic techno weight. The cymbal rides are tough, the bass is murky and dark, and it&#8217;s one for those who likes things tough and heads-down.