The Mauve Kiosk_Ed.40_The Invisible Truth_Part 1_220-260Kbps

1		Blues Nile			Jon Hassell			
2		Tadi ft. DJKR			Seven Diamond Lines
3		Fort Beulah			#4
4		Emeka Ogboh			Everydaywehustlin				
5		Lion's Drums			Alouatta		
6		Andi Otto			Manu Roto
7		Fazer Drums			Sound Measures (Azu Tiwaline Rework)			
8		D.K.				Going Into Trance				
9		oATTAo				Svadishthana 
10		Komodo Kolektif			The Reptile (Pre Heaven)
11		Mystical Experiences		The Infinity Project
12		Koyil				Shustari				 
13		Clan Caimán クラン・カイマン		El domo	
14		Roll The Dice & Par Grindvik	Buried
15		One Tongue			Coffee
16		Taqiya (feat. Youth)		The Woodleigh Research Facility	 
17		Jonquera				Pouir  
18		Xavier Von Treyer		SoulBoy Theme (Moguh's Extended Version) 							
19		A Strange Wedding		The Wedding
20  		Scientific Dreams of U		Mystic Revelation of Science (Black Merlin's Extended 						Sword Remix)
21		Al Wooton			Philo
22		Dub Across Borders		Madala
22		Swansong				Horizon 222
23	 	Brioski				Alcol Dai
23		The Infinity Project		Stimuli
24		Jon Keliehor			Gateway to the Celestial Ocean

The Mauve Kiosk_Ed.42_Our Psychedelic Simian Heritage

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Disco Tre and Quattro in the Italian Dance Wave series contains tracks from Brioski, Discodromo, Fratelli Riviera, Le Macchine, The Rimshooters, Mushrooms Project, Dj Rocca, Billy Bogus. Focusing on Italian artists who release Italian flavor music. These are hot plates that are not to be missed!

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Brioski - Bump  - Italian Dance Wave (Disco Quattro)

Last Friday we held our 5th birthday at Headrow House and it was more than a pleasure to hand over the evening to Andrew Weatherall and Sean Johnston's A Love From Outer Space for a 6 hour set. If you were there, you'll know what a fantastic journey it was amongst the smoke and strobes. Hard to think of another dance-floor experience like ALFOS that locks you in for the duration with such thrilling music. If you missed out, we recorded the whole thing. Get a taste of how it went down... x

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Clandestino 114 - A Love From Outer Space

The hugely revered DJ, producer, remixer and label owner Andy Weatherall revisits his earliest musical influences and memories, presenting tracks from his formative years by the likes of T Rex, David Bowie, Mot the Hoople, Brian Eno and The Ramones. View tracklisting.

01: Johnny Tillotson - Poetry in Motion - Cadence
02: Del Shannon - Runaway - Unidisc
03: T Rex - Solid Gold Easy Action - Repertoire
04: Wizzard - See My Baby Jive - EMI
05: Mott The Hoople - Roll Away The Stone - CBS
06: Hello - New York Groove - Bells
07: David Bowie - Drive in Saturday - RCA Victor
08: Brian Eno - Babies On Fire - EG Records
09: The Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop - Sire
10: The Damned - Neat Neat Neat - Ace Records
11: Unknwon - Lightening Flash - Kick Records
12: The Only Ones - Out There In the Night - CBS
13: Psychedelic Furs - We Love You - Columbia
14: The Cramps - New Kind of Trick - Illegal

Fabric Podcast (Andy Weatherall)

This one’s a blast from the past and completely reworked in trademark @theSovietUnion style. Soon you’ll be hearing from the artist again on the forthcoming Sinchi Altered States Compilation Vol.3 , in the meantime tuck in to this beautiful and original reinterpretation.

In the words of the artist...

‘During sessions for my upcoming track 'Vosferbank'(On Sinchi). I was playing around with basslines and found myself playing the familiar sequence. Then decided to sample the track itself. Using that atmospheric FM donk sound that later became so ubiquitous in Drum & Bass and Garage, I decided to build a new mix around it. I sourced the Kirk samples from the original Star Trek film, replicated the strings and put it altogether in one afternoon. I can actually remember first hearing 'We are the Creator' on Colin Faver's Abstrakt Dance show on Kiss FM back in 1993. Hosting alongside Colin Dale, Faver's show was a window in that period's bold experimentation, with all sorts of techno, breakbeat hardcore, jungle, techno, and trance being played in the same evening. Alex Hazzard and Jack Smooth's track in particular always stuck with me because of their use of space, in those interludes between the frenetic syncopated rhythms that were beginning to morph into the emerging darker jungle sound. In fact, Alex Reece was the engineer on this one, and he would later stamp his own trademark as D&B, that had its first wave of mainstream popularity in the mid-90s. I always really enjoy remixing other artists and this 27 year old classic is a rare treat that deserves another look'.