This mix is a sonic weaving I made while thinking about the bath, about water and the dream state that is so accessible through water. Enjoy. Love, Eva.

music for... hallucinating in the bath - Eva J

a nice cake of tracks for you and me

London-based collector and photographer Alex Yiaxis known as Fantasty in Orbit has put together a mix which celebrates radiant diversity, what Martinician theorist Edouard Glissant calls a “poetics of relation.” The mix dissolves  boundaries, moving across time, space, and place, assembling a meaningful missive for peace.

@fantasyinorbit

Séance Centre Radio Episode 67 w/ Fantasy in Orbit

Cosmo executing the art of the warm up to perfection.....

Friday....
Another banger for you lovely people.

The @an_iofficial curated "Der Keller" is back with the rarely spotted IRL live performance from DISSEMBLANCE @electricmeuf...

And @sameheads buddy boy and cream of the night @ilcosmovitelli ....

@an_iofficial will also drop he usual abrasive style in there somewhere....

Please try not to break our toilets again...
Many thanks xxxxx

#sameheads #derkeller #toilets #berlin #club

Cosmo Vitelli (warm up set) - Der Keller @ Sameheads 01.03.24

Veteran NTS host Hampus brings you Doing Time: a genre-agnostic monthly trip through quality records from around the world’s past and present, featuring regular appearances from musical friends and family. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/doing-time/episodes/doing-time-8th-december-2024

Doing Time w/ David McFarline  081224

Listen back to the recording of Luzi Gehrisch at our first event of 2025 at the infamous 90mil
https://soundcloud.com/luzi-gehrisch

SAVE THE DATE -> 08.08 - 10.08 -> Listen Listen Sommerfest (100 kilometers northwest of Berlin)

Listen Listen at 90mil - Luzi Gehrisch

Relive ZMAR’s oddball sonics takeover at our favorite Berlin spot, @Sameheads with Dasha Davai's set — the perfect warm-up for the festival, coming August 15–17.

Dasha Davai @ ZMAR x Sameheads (12-07-2025)

This mix pulls together a wide range of material from Japan’s underground between the 1980s and 1990s and focuses on lesser-known and largely forgotten corners of its music scenes across two decades. Pulled from cassettes, privately pressed LPs, demos and worn flexi-discs, the mix moves mostly through DIY avant-garde music and things that don’t really fit anywhere at all. 
 
It’s the sound‑scape of neon‑lit backstreets, late‑night imagination and hidden creativity. A celebration of Japan’s unsung pioneers who never rose to fame yet left indelible imprints in tape loops and DIY pressings. The title refers to that space just out of view, beyond what was documented or preserved, music made outside the spotlight but still full of intention and invention.
 
You’ll hear work from artists like Silent Pulse, Be-2, Normal Brain, K. Yoshimatu, Ayuo Takahashi, and Chance Operation, alongside anonymous or pseudonymous projects like The Husband, Speaking Furniture, and Flare. Some pieces are meditative and sparse, others more chaotic and intense, but all sit just outside of easy categorisation. 
 
The black-and-white cutout of the artists in the artwork captures Peters - also known as The Peaters - a duo formed in Osaka in 1985 by Peter Hayashi and Chaka Kajiyama. Their off-kilter synth pop mirrored the British wave of the era, but filtered through a warped lens all of their own.
 
There’s no attempt at chronology in this mix, more of a drift through mood and texture. Tracks fold into each other, fragments blur, and the medium itself (tape hiss, distortion, decay) becomes part of the atmosphere.

Tracklist can be found on the NTS archive.

a nice cake of tracks for you and me

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