Name: Vane Funk by Liðvarð in OR
Duration: 3 min 42 s
Description: Digital bonus track for the lucky 50 who bought the original Urð, Verðandi & Skuld tape back in the day.

Good morning everyone!

Here’s the latest archived of my show on Jungletrain 

Dub Across Borders @alphacut , LPLX, K-65, Andrea, Dred Collective, InnerCore, Dj Godfather, Dj Deeon, Dobriydrug, Seafloor, D'cure, @djyum-yum on @defrostatica , @novacheq , Refreshers, Cozen, Liovaro, Manix, Ticklish, Kid Lib, InnerCore,Tatiana Heumann X Mondaine, Groves, Chu Hi @shootrecordings , @frenquency, Yung.Raj, 4hero, Boymerang, Overlook, Oh85,  @tim-reaper , Stayhigh, @simon-off, Carter & Calculon, Bop, James Bless, Groves, Jonathan Thomas, Bop, Fracture, Gutterfunk, Alpha Omega on @stretch_ako, @acid_lab, @quartz, Noroi, J Majik, @slickshoota, Quartz, Skee Mask & more  

1.	Justice – Soothe My Soul 94 Balme’s Remix
2.	Skee Mask – Dj Camo Bro
3.	Machine Girl – lost
4.	Dub Across Borders – Black Lake
5.	Andrea- Kjone
6.	ALLLONE – Concept
7.	LPLX – Goblin
8.	Ticklish – Sunshine Holloway 
9.	Manix! – heading To The Light
10.	K-65 –In My Mind
11.	Liovaro – Quadcore Hardcore
12.	DJ Deeon – Respect The Fact
13.	Refreshers – Moving Up Dub
14.	Cozen – Who’s Tony? (FC Western Lore) 
15.	InnerCore – E-Sense
16.	Dj Godfather – Bring It Back
17.	DOBRIYDRUG – I 1 2 HAVE A JUKE WITH U
18.	Seafloor – Toolate
19.	D’Cure - Smile This Is The End
20.	Dj YumYum – Antigene
21.	NOVA CHEQ – NN HARDCORE (NIGHTWAVE REMIX)
22.	Tim Reaper – Sequence 2
23.	Kid Lib – Time To Dance
24.	Tatiana Heuman X Mondaine  - Espeluznante 
25.	Stayhigh – Don’t Ya Hurt Me No More
26.	Carter & Calculon – Youth Riot
27.	Dub – Dub
28.	BOP – Untitled Pattern 47
29.	James Bless- Disco Biscuits (Crypticz Rework)
30.	Brain Rays & Quiet – Ataru Flip
31.	Yung.Raj – Reality Sandwich
32.	Dub – Dub
33.	Chango + FSTZ – Work em
34.	Mister Ries – The Near Future
35.	Groves – Don’t appreciate
36.	Jonathan Thiomas – Rupture (Mark Kloud Remix) 
37.	Chu Hi – grape Hi
38.	Frenquency – Don’t Touch That
39.	Fracture – Get Raw
40.	Slick Shoota – Desire Path
41.	Quartz – Snake
42.	Noroi & VSC  - Untitled Jungle (FC Spheres)
43.	Alpha Omega – Monsta Killa
44.	J Majik – Arabian Nights
45.	4Hero – Talk Around Town
46.	Boymerang – Mind Control 
47.	Overlook – Video Nasties
48.	Oh85 – Cut That Bitch Off

PolycliniqueRedux_July11th2021_Archive

CD/Digital Preorder: https://lizardlabel.bandcamp.com/album/wav-fuzz-sensing

Lizard Label proudly presents their inaugural release: a slab of aqueous technoid excursions and hi-def electro workouts from Chicago-based producer Wav Fuzz. The head lizards first heard these tracks performed as a live set at an intimate gathering in the woods and immediately knew it needed a broader audience. With Sensing, the artist hones in on a lush strain of dance music thematically oriented around human sensory awareness, matching detailed compositions with each of the senses. The album follows previous releases on labels including Les Yeux Orange, Bed of Roses, Occult Research, and the artist's own imprint EYMS.

“Vision” kicks off Sensing with a wave-jumping journey through layered synth pads and chiming mallet leads, all girded by drum programming that bumps over sturdy kicks and clattering hi-hats. Wav Fuzz lets the central elements of each track loop listeners into a trance state while frosting the outer layers of the stereo spread with warm pads and rushes of pure texture. “Audition” — as in hearing, not trying out for the part — leans into throbbing bass bursts planted beneath a web of interlaced saw waves, while “Olfaction” heads off on a major key trip that splits the difference between a Mediterranean yacht party and a space cruiser docking against the backdrop of Saturn.

Throughout Sensing, Wav Fuzz demonstrates a fine-tuned sense of melody without lapsing out of the state of drift. Fine-grain synth patches share space with complex beat patterns and evolve together through subtle shifts in narrative — all while remaining in that club-ready sweet spot, with basslines that could only sound massive on a proper sound system. “Gustation” skirts the closest here to what could be called IDM, with thirty-second note patterns jittering behind alternating atonal and consonant synth phrases, creating a sinuous ebb and flow, equal parts tension and ecstasy.

“Somatosensation” places Wav Fuzz’s hands on the keyboard, dripping out a stream of balearic arpeggios and luxuriant chords — that is, before that bassline kicks in, underpinning the proceedings with a feeling of constant forward motion. Knowing exactly when to deploy each new element without overcrowding the mix, the artist coasts with us through a network of kicks and bleeps, filter sweeps and looped one-bar melodies. Wav Fuzz adds another sense to the traditional five: “Intuition.” The album closer starts in a state of wide open bliss, with synthetic bongos and shakers backing a steady kick snare groove, before complicating with the introduction of growling bass and intensifying synth ornamentation.

Wav Fuzz prefers to maintain a sense of anonymity around the project, which suits the liquid nature of the music. The compositions that Sensing offers reach us as finely sculpted sessions that feel like they could extend far beyond their allotted time, swirling through their varied permutations while maintaining their central groove, their core idea. As a durational medium, we listen to music and we know that it will end at some point. We find ourselves within the space of one track, already preparing ourselves for the next. We watch for the signs on the side of the road that might lead us to some new vista. Sensing balances that expectation with pockets of perfect stasis — moments we would be fine looping along with unto infinity.

Words: Max Allison

Produced by Andrew Bisenius
Mastering by Jason Letkiewicz
Artwork by Alyssa Beers

Sensing

[PREVIEW] Wav Fuzz - Sensing (lizlab001)

BS Remix 8

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Dopplereffekt [live] joins for DifferentSound Podcast #245.

Who controls the mind controls the body. 
After three years of experimentation in isolation, Dopplereffekt have emerged with Neurotelepathy, an oracular narrative of cerebral entanglement and advancement. The sleek mathematical models of 2017’s Cellular Automata have evolved into these synaptic interpretations, transferences and modifications, rejecting binary expectations to meditate on the possibilities and pitfalls of what’s to come. With their second LP and fifth release in total on Leisure System, the duo of Rudolf Klorzeiger and To-Nhan have themselves achieved a near- telepathic capacity for collaborative thought and mechanical construction. They continue to use live appearances to present experimental trials of theoretical models, and that effort is heard in the sizzle and swing of the percussive highlights here, programmed with a serious depth and wriggle that reflect both an extension of and return to form. Considerations of the machine-human interface, neurological realities and physical probabilities dominate. But these tracks are economical and precise, glittering with emotional depth and cinematic effects. The album’s core, a three-act movement of symphonic uncertainty and revelation, marks one of the pair’s most evocative compositions in a career full of them.Territory is monitored, traced and scanned, resulting in unexpected modulations. Underlying systems are questioned, competing mindsets animated and mutated: brain-to-brain, brain-to-machine and beyond. Neurotelepathy processes these transformative mental, psychological and transgenerational states both traumatic and triumphant.

IG: https://www.instagram.com/__dopplereffekt__/
RA: https://ra.co/dj/dopplereffekt/

DifferentSound invites Dopplereffekt [live] / Podcast #245

Met some buddies on the bus, spoke on life, realized it wasn't going to work out, so we just slept on the bench until sunrise

Ayth ('Remember This' Remix)

Hats off to Stuart McLean, aka Frenchbloke, for the idea behind this. His version is unfortunately a low-quality mp3 that can only be found on https://www.discogs.com/Various-Never-Mind-The-Bootlegs/release/891083, and it's pretty hard to come by.

Want You Bad

Rupture Mixtape Nov17

Dead Man's Chest - Rupture Mixtape

DJ Rush - Motherfucking Bass - Mental Groove
DBX - Neurotika - Probe
Mark Hawkins – Wick Road – DJAX
Jay Denham - I-94 - Elypsia
Thomas Krome - ? - Code Red
Monrella – Flake Had A Pull – Zet
Sound Associates - Sound Flux – Music Man
Inigo Kennedy - ? – Asymmetric
Dave Clarke – Just Ride – James Ruskin Re Edit – Skint
Ben Long – Imperial Leather – Ben Sims Remix – Tortured
Raoul Delgardo - Iron Lung – User Remix – Sheep
Dean Cole - ? – Corrossion
The Advent – Comply – Kombination Research
Raoul Delgardo – Brick Layer – Sheep Records
Regis - ? – Downwards
Fanon Flowers – Slovakian Nights Remix – Numb
D-Knox – New Life – Echoplex Remix – Sonicmind
Equinox – Pulzar – Vortex Records
Planetary Assault Systems – Starway Ritual – Peacefrog
The Blunted Boy Wonder – Circuit Sex – Novamute
Neil Landstrumm – Custard Traxx – Peacefrog
Jay Denham – Temporary Relief – Drought
Robert Armani – Clock Work – ACV
DJ Urban – Bang That Shit Up – Knee Deep
Inner City – Ahnonghay – Dave Clarke Remix – Six6

Nez Feb 90s00s Techno Mix

Tracklistings Mixtape #415 (2020.01.03) : Dica - Yearmix 2019 (Electro) (Only Vinyl Mix)

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Dica grew up listening to his dad’s extensive amount of synthesizer records and started collecting vinyl himself in 1992. After buying Bunker Records’ first release a never ending love for acid was born. Over the years Dica played at numerous locations and radiostations along the westcoast of Holland. In 2010 he co-founded Soundtravels Recordings and started his own vinyl label, Lo Phi Forms Records, in 2019. Today, Dica still plays vinyl only, combining acid with electro[nica], disco, wave, synth, techno and whatever fits in between. Always inspired by artists who do it their own way, Dica’s signature sound is raw and haunting, filled with melancholic sounds... and drenched in acid.

Follow Dica : https://soundcloud.com/dica-1

Follow Lo Phi Forms Records : 
Bandcamp : https://lophiforms.bandcamp.com
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/lophiforms

Tracklist : 
01. Endfest – Bus 53 – Cobra Club Records
02. Nathan Micay – This'll Tell The Tale – LuckyMe 
03. So Many Men – Voskhod I – Bordello A Parigi
04. Dead Husband – Facial Recognition – Sisters
05. Aphelion – What You Want – Bliq
06. Baz Reznik – Fatal Management  – DYFR
07. Crossover Network – Drowning In Self Satisfaction – Land Of Dance
08. Dircsen – Acid Wheel – Soundtravels Recordings
09. Lost Trax – Drift – Frustrated Funk
10. Lectromagnetique – Pulsar – EMC
11. Liovaro – First Wave – Mystic & Quantum
12. Chris Mitchell – TRKS – Squirrels On Film
13. Ludgate Squatter – Switched Off – Zodiac 44
14. Freak The Machine – Can You Feel The Rain – Murdercapital
15. Jonas Friedlich – Gizzea – Private Persons
16. Chris Barg – Exact 303 Meter – Zeitnot
17. Locked Club & RGLN – B1 – Private Persons
18. Cosmic Force – Miami Is The Place To Be – New Flesh Records
19. Cosmic Force – Suckers Divide – Hearse
20. Intergalactic Gary – Signs Of Disarray – Midnight Shift
21. Mono Junk  – Sukeon – Forbidden Planet
22. James Shinra – Gritti – Craigie Knowes
23. Deemphasis – In My Mind – Zwaartekracht
24. James Shinra – Gyorgy – Craigie Knowes
25. Microthol – Dissonanz – Trust
26. CEM3340 – Under The Night (The Exaltics Remix) – Curtis Electronix
27. DerDieDas – Wuzungu – Zwaartekracht
28. Kafkactrl – Kernel Engine – Vortex Traks
29. L.F.T. – Wounds – Zement
30. Cultuurschock. – Capgras Delusion – False Flag Records
31. Staatseinde – Gut Gemacht – Onrijn Records
32. Brassica  – 0898666420 – Hearse
33. Norwell – Ultima Thule – Mechatronica

Tracklistings Mixtape #415 (2020.01.03) : Dica - Yearmix 2019 (Electro) (Only Vinyl Mix)

Digital bonus track for the lucky 50 who bought the original Urð, Verðandi & Skuld tape back in the day.

Urð, Verðandi & Skuld

Vane Funk

Tha2 [world scam mix]

Manchester's Skam Records have earned something of a cult status over the last 30 years. Helmed by Andy Maddocks, the label has become synonymous with names like Gescom, Jega and Shadow Huntaz and built a huge family of producers who've returned to release on the imprint time and time again.

In the latter half of the 90s they became one the first labels to sign Boards of Canada and go on to release two of their early EPs; Hi Scores in '96 and Aquarius in '98. More recent movements have seen Skam keep it local, including Afrodeutsche's celebrated debut in 2018 and a second 12" from North Manc Beds, while last month saw the release of a They Can't Be Saved, a new album from James Ruskin & Mark Broom's Fear Ratio project.

Off the back of the release, Andy takes the reigns for today's mix to give us a taste of the label, past and present...

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