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Transitions

Hold The Line

Datassette - Polb
Severed Heads - Traumat
Shoc Corridor - In An Empty Room
Ende Shneafliet - Rendez-Vous Met Betsy
Datassette - Kawai Sprinkles
Tropic Of Cancer - More Alone (Album Version)
Depeche Mode - People Are People (Edit)
PTP - Show Me Your Spine
New Order - Blue Monday (Datashat Green Friday Mix)
Datassette - Untitled
Doomed Nudes - Negative FM
The Other People Place - Let Me Be Me
Datassette - Cagney XOR Lacey (Part 1)
Datassette - Chi Sagittarii
Matt Holland - Tablet Drone
Richard Devine - Plonked Spectral (Vaetxh Oort Cloud Remix)
OMD - 2nd Thought
Deux - Game And Performance
Moderne - Qu'elle Me Caresse
CHBB - Ima Iki-Mashoo
Hrdvsion - Home
Jonny L - Moving Thru Air
Mister Fisto - Rein Und Klar (Edit)
Severed Heads - Floopness

Memory Mix

the original track that inspired Late Night Basefix.

eMeL - Drive by Night

Oldschool Techno & Trance mix...podcast from eMeL mixlr channel.

eMeL - Floating In Datasphere

"My dad was first diagnosed with cancer in April 2001, but probably had been sick for quite a while without even knowing it. 

At first, they operated him and tried all sorts of hormone therapies. With mixed results. It took these hormones quite a while to adjust to his body, and were effective for a short amount of time, leaving him weaker and sicker than before. 

Around 2009 there were no more hormones to treat him with. So they turned to chemo and radiation therapy. With the chemo some sort of pattern emerged.  With every round he got sicker and weaker, until his body had adjusted to the chemo, and then he would bounce back again. But never as strong as he was before he started the chemo. 

He never lost hope. He always spoke about his illness as his "little problem", which was a real understatement. He always remained very positive, until the very end. 

His death came to us as a total surprise. And to him. He had just started a new round of chemo again. He was sure he would bounce back again. He had plans. But his body decided otherwise. It all went really fast. We had fun and talks on Tuesday night, he fell into a coma on Thursday night, and he died on Saturday. 

He never got to see my second-born son, he barely got to be the grandfather to my first-born son.

This track is my representation of him. I am not sure how this track started. The beat-section was done quite a while earlier, and one night I was messing around with these beats and my then new SH-201 synth. When I finally had the moody bit, it all came together very quickly. 

The moody progression represents the ever-continuing cycle of him taking the hormones and the chemo, getting sicker, the blood results showing slight improvement and him starting to feel a bit better again, but then losing effect way to soon.

When I listen to the track, I feel there is hope in there too, until the very end. 

Due to the hormones he could be very grumpy sometimes. The bassline is him "mopperend or grumpy" about nothing and anything. 

The last bit represents his sudden passing; him fading away... My Dad died on January 18th, 2014. I still miss him to this day.

When Andy Bass Agenda first mentioned this project, later named: "Touched Bass", I immediately said that I want to be part of it. With "Track for My Father".

This is important.

Please help us.

This money can turn cancer tragedies into cancer triumphs.

This music might not be your thing, or maybe you don't even like music. That's OK. Donate anyway. And give the download link to someone else. But please: help us."

https://bassagendarecordings.bandcamp.com/album/touched-bass-for-macmillan-cancer-support

RIP Arno Lammerts 05091946 - 18012014

Broadcast & Support:
* Elektrodos 19/1/2015
* Dave Clarke White Noise

[Buy Touched Bass]

Track For My Father [Bass Agenda BA-020]

BA vs UKR: Transatlantic Technologies

Excerpt from a review on TechnoBass.net website, february 2016:

"But the standout of the EP, in my opinion, comes from Utrecht based Wibo Lammerts aka w1b0. Author of successful appearances on BA and Lasergum Records, the Netherlands artist offers with progressive "Unknown Protocol", a wonderful and emotive conclusion to "Transatlantic Technologies", characterized by a solid groove and catchy synths strings."

[ BUY ]

Unknown Protocol

UPDATE august 2019:

Pleased to say the repress of BA050 will be hitting stores soon. The first in the Transhumanism series went down a storm and has been out of stock for ages. The original pressing was on orange vinyl. This time it’s on black with an orange sticker to match the second in the series and the 3rd which will be released in September.

There are no plans to sell this on Bandcamp. So check the decent stores out there - some taking preorders already.

This one has been spun by Dave Clarke, Helena Hauff, Stingray and Juan Atkins - and many more.

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OUT NOW on Bass Agenda Recordings: "Transhumanism": https://bassagendarecordings.bandcamp.com/album/transhumanism-a-compilation-of-dutch-electro-vinyl

Broadcast & Support:
* BBC Radio One Essential Mix by Helena Hauff 250217
* Will Web Breaking Waves @ Deep Space Radio 040517
* DJ Gordon - Rebels Podcast 007
* Bass Agenda 134
* Bass Agenda 142
* Gamadon - Warehouse Manifesto Vol. 2
* Dave Clarke White Noise #538
* Dave Clarke White Noise #560
* John Bushby - Digital Distortions - Identify 131016
* Andrew Duke Cognition #3013
* Mantis Radio 213: Darkfloor
* Elektrodos 120916
* Bass Agenda Xtra Antohny Rother Whip It Special 111016
* Will Web Breaking Waves @ Deep Space Radio 131016

In February 2016 5 people from the Bass Agenda family met in person for the first time at Whip It! - an Electro night hosted by Dave Clarke and held at The Melkweg, Amsterdam. 

Inspired by the meeting, the friendship, the music and the experience of the night they set out to make the 50th release on Bass Agenda Recordings - 'Transhumanism'. 

As a compilation of Dutch Electro from the deep underground the vinyl is a deep orange pressing and strictly limited to 200 copies.

Releases September 26, 2016

LIMITED EDITION ORANGE VINYL - ORDER NOW

[ Buy! ]

Utopia Planitia [Bass Agenda BA-050/BA-050RP]

Part of "Transhumanism 2", forthcoming on Bass Agenda, october 2017.

Like it? Like it!

Broadcast & Support:
Dr Rubinstein - The very last track monday 0500 hrs at the Lowlands 2018 Festival Bravo stage!
Helena Hauff Residency BBC Radio 1 30-11-17
Dave Clarke White Noise #612
ELEKTRODOS. New songs and DJ Set from Nessbeth
ELEKTRODOS. New songs and DJ Set from Gamadon 271117
BassAgenda 154 DJ Assault & Detroit's Filthiest aka DJ Nasty
Gamadon - Warehouse Manifesto Vol. 4
Tracklistings Mixtape #287: RXmode - Transhumanism 2, The Dark Matter Mix
Carmelo Ponente - Sound Pressure #5
Analysis Techno Movement # 38 Andy Barton [Bass Agenda] (02-12-17)
BassAgenda Xtra - Whip It 2017 with The Advent

Zero Meridian [Bass Agenda BA-066]

The original version of Chihiro 61298 is one of the highlights of the System 7 Phoenix album. A great collaboration with Sebastian Mullaert and Marcus Henriksson (Son Kite/Minilogue) they provide both their electronic jazzy element (Minilogue) and their deep techno-trance element (Son Kite). The Robita Bells Mix is a remix made by Steve and Miquette that is a bit more dreamy-ambient but still with the powerful pulsating beats, and has appeared as a bonus track with some versions of the album.

How this track fits into the Phoenix story?

In what is one of the darkest Phoenix stories – “Resurrection” – Osamu Tezuka works with the intriguing question that preoccupies many science-fiction writers:- can robots have a soul and if so how is that soul formed? Leon is medically reconstructed by futuristic techniques after a horrific accident but feels more in common with robots than with humans and falls deeply in love with the humble secretary robot Chihiro 61298, who he sees as a beautiful woman. Eventually the two are united as one after death, remaining in existence as the soul of the large and friendly robot Robita, who becomes one of the emblematic characters of the whole Phoenix series. This is a story of deep and dark emotions with the magical guidance of the Phoenix hovering in the background.


System 7 with Son Kite - Chihiro 61298 (Robita Bells mix)

Out now on Lasergum: check http://lasergumrecords.bandcamp.com/album/countermeasures-deployed-ep

Like it? Like it!

Broadcast/Support:
* Rolf Mulder - The Public Stand
* Demo of the month - Interface Magazine may 2012.
* Spotta Sounds 070412

Automaton

Spanish-born, Berlin-based @Alienata whips up a potent blend of electro, acid, breaks, techno, and rave records, spontaneously selected and mixed in one take during an insomnia-induced morning trip through her immense vinyl collection.

Keep an eye out for the new split EP by Alienata and Beta Evers, coming out next on her label Discos Atónicos - and pop by Griessmühle in Berlin on Easter Friday, where Alienata will play alongside Helena Hauff, Radioactive Man, Privacy, Maelstrom, Sync 24, Snuffo and many others for Mechatronica x Cultivated Electronics: residentadvisor.net/events/1049980 / facebook.com/events/923511781107295

Mechatronicast archive: soundcloud.com/mechatronicamusic/sets/mechatronicast

Mechatronicast #11: Alienata

Tracklistings : http://tracklistings.forum.st/t47671-tracklistings-mixtape-311-2018-04-04-dvs-nme

DVS NME is an Electro music producer/deejay and Post Punk enthusiast living in Colorado.
With production techniques ranging from video games to sequencers, from MPC's to software and spanning a multitude of genres, he has collaborated with the likes of Franck Kartell, Das Muster, MetaComplex, Koova, Faceless Mind, Komarken Electronics and more. He is an artist representing Transient Force, Solar One Music, Fundamental Records, Blind Allies, Pulse Drift Recordings and more.  
He hosts a weekly radio show called 'Dark Science Electro' that airs on Intergalactic FM, every Friday at 20:00 GMT.

Follow DVS NME :
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/DVS-NME-216733050708
SoundCloud : http://soundcloud.com/dvsnme
Discogs : https://www.discogs.com/fr/artist/1887366-DVS-NME

Follow Dark Science Electro : 
Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/DarkScienceElectro
Twitter : http://twitter.com/dvsnme
SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/darkscienceelectro

Tracklistings Mixtape #095 (2014.04.22) : DVS NME presents: Dark Science Electro
https://soundcloud.com/tracklistings3-0/tracklistings-mixtape-095-20140422-dvs-nme-presents-dark-science-electro

Tracklist :
01. Maelstrom - Praxis
02. Plant43 - Gathering Storms
03. Kan3da - Leda & The Swan
04. VCS2600 - Deep Sea Robotics
05. Morphology - Jovian Moons
06. Franck Kartell - Sedna
07. DMX Krew - Space Eyes
08. Dopplereffekt - Master Organism
09. Robots In Space - Stars
10. Mandroid - Voltage Overload
11. S>>D - Kill Screen
12. Cygnus - Icasean Mutant Police

www.intergalactic.fm

Tracklistings Mixtape #311 (2018.04.04) : DVS NME

We are very proud to present a first circle of podcast seria together with iconic artist Violet Poison! He is the mutant/proto/EBM/wave project of Francesco Baudazzi. Electro mix of vinyls he bought during late 90's / early 2000's

Including tracks from:

Shapeshiftr & The Sentinel, Black Phuture, Chaos, Alessandro Adriani, L.A.M., Rutherford, Keith Tucker, Max Durante, Sprawl , Gom, The Wee DJs, John Selway, Dynarec, Airlocktronics, Carl A. Finlow, Japanese Telecom, MAS 2008, Ultradyne, Anthony Rother, Francesco Clemente, Orgue Electronique, The Hacker, Kobol Electronics, Luke Eargoggle, Electronome, Drexciya, A Credible Eye Witness, Duplex, Transllusion, Glass Domain, Novamen, Reade Truth, Cardopusher, Company B., 101. 

@violet-poison

Pseudomonarchia Daemonum Podcast

No. 1 - Violet Poison

@Axiom_berlin has been a key figure in promoting and presenting electro, techno, electronica and experimental music in Berlin for more than a decade. 

Through his work as a DJ, label owner of @crazy-language, and promoter of the @skizze01 nights at OHM Berlin and electro-driven X:ploration parties at @suicide-circus-berlin, Silvio has brought a staggering list of artists to Berlin over the years, including Electronome, DMX Krew, Monolith, Boris Divider, Luxus Varta, Galaxian, Cosmic Force, Heinrich Dressel, Teslasonic and many more.

For this 12th edition of our podcast series, we're happy to present a +2 hour journey through all shapes and sizes of electro by Axiom, recorded live at X:ploration in Berlin on November 17th, 2017.

Artwork by Haedre aka. Simon Lejeune: http://haedre.com

Mechatronicast #12: Axiom

Neptunian Influence, Fifteen
Featuring @Antiphase

"Antiphase belongs to the Second Wave of mad biochemist DJ dads.  However his beginnings were much more humble.  Coming from rural Michigan, Antiphase (real name Andrew Schook) seemed destined to own a pickup truck and grow a mullet by his mid 20s. Thankfully his move to Chicago in 2000 allowed him to discover the city's vibrant dance music scene and he honed his musical taste at a superhuman rate. Instrumental in formulating the NBFC's master plan of world domination, Antiphase has since successfully melted faces all over North America with impeccable selection, variety and unnerving charm. As he weaves his vinyl tapestries, Antiphase is fond of everything from minimal house and techno to alien electro, italo disco and dry raw acid."

Tracklist:

1.  XOR Gate - Minor Axis [Tresor]
2.  VC-118A - Permutation [Frustrated Funk]
3.  Drexciya - Astronomical Guidepost [Clone]
4.  BinarySystem01 - Space Probes [Undersound Recordings]
5.  Braincell - Virus [Harthouse]
6.  Luke Eargoggle - Untitled (If I Were a King EP) [Bunker]
7.  IL.EK.TRO - Megacubed [Klang Elektronik]
8.  Silicon Scally - The Silent Years [Satamile Records]
9.  The Advent - Mind and Spirit [Electrix Records]
10. Ron Maney - Galaxy Electric (Cari Lekebusch Remix) [Hybrid]
11. Marc Ash - Beirut Calling [Return to Disorder]
12. Terence Fixmer - Warm [International Deejay Gigolo Records]
13. Yaleesa Hall - Zoe Price [Will & Ink]
14. Radioactive Man - Bassick Element [Rotters Golf Club]
15. Stojche - Evil Funk [Tangible Assets]
16. Automatic Tasty - Listening Posts [Vortex Traks]

Antiphase is one of the wonderful people and talented DJs that I met during the @walkingandfalling DJ workshop in Chicago this past October. I watched he and his wife, @djkiddo (Elly Shook), go B2B for Planet Chicago at Smartbar, setting an impeccable mood for @214_electro followed by @Sassmouth and @kiernan-laveaux. Andrew and Elly’s electro chemistry was very inspiring and badass!

Meet you in the Great Dark Spot <3

NIP 15 | Antiphase

Gamalena

Natural Intelligence EP

Malt - Interface

META MOTO 2
ANOTHER STORY IN LIMITED 100 CASSETTES + DIGITAL 
AVAILABLE ON 21ST OCT 2018

A7. LBEEZE - KNOCK KNOCK

Diamonds by @jacopo-sb, @low-tape, @funk-fox, @sumorai, @djsagol, @mete-benli, @cultmembr, @shampoo, @huhany, @dxiv514, @criminal_practice, @disizislyz, @no_4mat, @saturatedcolor and @kinway

Various Artists - Truth Diamonds #1

Free download

[TR024] Various Artists - Truth Diamonds #1 previews/mix

Order Of The Muffin  - Transformed(Danny Electro's Bass Boom Bottom RMX)

So here we are. When Guy asked me to do a little something something for the 20 Years Bunker Records party in a few weeks I thought, oh well, why not. "Doesn't have to be much, like 45 minutes?" he said. But then when I sat down to actually do it, blanks were drawn fast. Where the hell to begin? There's so much music, and being so close to it over the years all of it has some kinda misplaced significance and meaning. Damn son, this thing got me all ponderous. About my own game, about Bunker, the directions it took over the years and the importance it had in my life and that of a LOT of people around me. I am not even talking about music, but for some Bunker Records literally stood between drop-out-ville gun-in-mouth killing spree blues and the dance floor factory. The number of artists that got their start on Bunker Records and the number of quasi careers it launched is ridiculous. I can go full disclosure and admit that me and mines travelled the world at least half a dozen times on the back of it.

In many ways Bunker is an affirmation of the nerd life, a self contained (and carefuly cultivated) end game of it's serial monomaniac owner and creator Guy Tavares, who is, by his own admission, stuck forever alone at a high-school dance. Sprung from an environment that has largely been gentrified (The Hague) and a scene that is close to being wiped out (squatters dude!). Stark and slightly pompous in its vision, but never rigid and -godforbid- petty minded. It is also inclusive, welcomes the input of others and is quick to support upcoming artists. It doesn't really matter who you are or what you credentials are, if you've got a story to tell, you can roll no problem, the music always comes first. And yes dammit, sometimes this platitude really is what it is! It makes Bunker Records one of the very few true DIY labels and absolutely unique in today's music landscape: a Bullshit Detector for the noughties, a tiny giant hammering at the foundations of dance music's Ego Cathedrals. Alas, since none of *important* media seem to notice this birthday (yet), it feels a bit like a man toasting himself in the mirror of a Travel Inn single bedroom with sum minibar party favors listening to Orca Reunion. But hey, Dirty Brown fo' life!*

Back to this mix then, still wtf... I guess it's made up of some classics, some personal faves and some tracks I rediscovered while trying to figure out what to put in it. I tried to stay a bit broad and not too much stuck in one sound or period or artist AND not make it too messy. It turned into some GETO shit, RUFF around the edges, far from perfect, but it's got some confidence and personality: exactly how it should be with a thing like this. We're on some The Hague shit after all, not 4 decks minimal loops on your Traktor. And yeah your favorite track isn't in there but erm, don't take it personal, you're encouraged to make your own mix.

- TLR, CremeXo, 2012 - BunkerXMX001

*Umm since I wrote this the response has been pretty sick, guess we are not celebrating alone after all. Thanks for that! A little trackback can be found below the tracklist.

Fekking 20 YEARS BUNKER will be celebrated here:
PANZERKREUZ CATHARSIS, 20 YEARS OF BUNKER RECORDS @ PIP 15-09-’12
http://www.pipdenhaag.nl/?p=879
http://www.facebook.com/bunkerdh

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL VINYL PUSHERS
http://godspill.net/Default.aspx?Page=Godspill_Shop_Label&P2=&P3=0&P4=1&P1=bunker%20Records

TRACKLIST
DJ Technician - Never Answer The Phone (Various ‎– The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Plastic Sleeves - Cerebral Lineout (Bunker 3019, 2001)
Sendex - Evidence (Bunker3037, 2003)
XPlain - A3 Untitled (Bunker 018, 1994)
BS1 - A1 Untitled (Acid Planet 4, 1994)
Orgue Electronique - The Eye That Never Sleeps (Bunker 3004, 1999)
8Bit Rockers - Mobile Snowmobile (Part 2, Bunker 3018, 2001)
Elec Pt1 - A2 Untitled (Bunker 3083, 2009)
Unit Moebius - Monitor (Bunker 006, 1993)
Mantra - A2 Untitled (Third Mind, Bunker 3085, 2009)
Unit Moebius - Neutral Mix (Bunker 005, 1993)
Novamen - The Hague City (Bunker 3009, 2000)
Sendex - Pure Acid (Bunker 3033, 2003)
Gladio - Slave of Rome (Bunker 3025, 2003)
Unit Moebius - Beat That Percolator (Acid Planet 6, 1997)
Syncom Data - Abenteur Im Abendschein (Bunker 3039, SD Records – SD01, 2004)
Luke Eargoggle - Audio Warriors (Bunker 3027, 2003)
Polygamy Boys - Minus Man (Bunker 3038, 2003)
Unit Moebius - Zipper (Blue Attack Records – 123, 1993)
Polarius - Pump The Box (Jams In The Key Of Smack, Bunker 3022, 2002)
The Exaltics - Evolution of the Wrong Species (1000 Lights In The Sky (Part 1), Bunker 3089, 2010)
8Bit Rockers - A2 Untitled (8Bit, Bunker 3011, 2001)
Legowelt - Dance of the Moonbird (Tower Of The Gipsies, Bunker 3030, 2003)
Legowelt - Total Pussy Control (Pimpshifter, Bunker 3002, 2000)
Nimoy - Orca Reunion (Bunker 3070, 2007)
Pametex - Slique Brown Gloves (Bunker 3024, 2003)
Shemale - Aerobicide (Beyond the Northwind, Bunker 3064, 2007)
Composite Profuse - Children of Qana (Roma Aeterna, Bunker 3065, 2007) 
Rude 66 - Machine (Bunker 3006, 2000)
Ra-x - Body Rock (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Polytron - 247 (Various - Sound Of Suomi, Bunker 3034, 2004)
Electronome - On the Scene (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #1, Bunker 3000, 1998) 
The Exaltics - In the End You Got Nothing (1000 Lights In The Sky (Part 2), Bunker 3090, 2010)
Schmerzlabor - Car Audio Test Track (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #2, Bunker 3001, 1998)
Get It Boyz - Bass Obsession (Bunker 3012, 2001)
Plastic Sleeves - Robosexual (Bunker 3019, 2001) 
Interr-Ference - B3 Untitled (Bunker 026, 1994)
Beverly Hills 808303 - A3 Untitled (Acidplanet 4, 1994)
Los Hermanos Rodriguez - The Hague is The Plague (Bunker3020, 2002)
Legowelt - Electro Race (Various - The Hague Rocks The Planet #1, Bunker 3000, 1998) 

http://www.discogs.com/DJ-TLR-The-Hague-Is-The-Plague-20-Years-Bunker-Records/release/3848806
http://www.zero-inch.com/blog/The_Bunker_Records_Story_gl03/14020
http://www.djbroadcast.nl/features/featureitem_id=1807/Bunker_wordt_20_Ik_heb_te_doen_met_de_jonge_generatie.html
http://backtobionic.com/mix-collector-part22-tlr-20-years-bunker-records/
http://www.future-past.org/10846/dj-tlr-the-hague-is-the-plague-20-years-bunker-records/
http://www.junodownload.com/plus/2012/08/28/listen-tlrs-the-hague-is-the-plague-mix/
http://www.clubbingspain.com/mixes/2012/tlr-the-hague-is-the-plague.html
http://dj716music.blogspot.fr/2012/08/the-hague-is-plague-20-years-bunker.html
http://elektropunkz.net/2012/08/30/20-lat-na-czele-podziemia-bunker-records/
http://paraplanradio.blogspot.nl/2012/08/20-years-bunker-records-tlr-mix.html
http://tinyurl.com/8e37zbs
http://topsy.com/soundcloud.com/cremeorganization/the-hague-is-the-plague-20

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The Hague Is The Plague - 20 Years Bunker Records (djtlrmixie)

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For this new Premiere, we have a track by w1b0 (aka Wibo Lammerts) from the upcoming EP "HIL005" on the Scottish Label Hilltown Disco.

The track we have chosen to premiere is the B1 and is entitled ‘Small Increments’, he was already featured on Rinse FM & Solid Blake played it in her Boiler Room.
It will be available from April 5, 2019 but you can already pre-order here : lobsterrecords.co.uk/products/various-artists-hil005

Release Info :

HIL005 Previews : https://soundcloud.com/hilltown-disco/hil005-previews

A1) Robyrt Hecht & Int Main - Waste
A2) Robyrt Hecht & Int Main - Today / https://soundcloud.com/dvsnme/premiere-robyrt-hecht-int-main-today-hilltown-disco
A3) Robyrt Hecht & Int Main - Meta-Measure / https://soundcloud.com/hypno_groove/premiere-robyrt-hecht-int-main-meta-measure-hilltown-disco
B1) w1b0 - Small Increments
B2) w1b0 - No Souls Below The Radar

"Hilltown Disco are back with another stellar electro EP, this time coming from w1b0, Robyrt Hecht and Int Main.
 
Yuyay Records boss, Robyrt Hecht teams up with fellow head, Int Main churning out three meaty tracks direct from the heart of Liepzig. Three tracks that are pulsating with raw European-electro vibes, with the finest machine-funk arrangements which is carried on to the B-side with w1b0 offering a more intense package. The Dutch-native delivers his reliable thick sound that we have become so familiar with from many a set from the likes of Helena Hauff and Dave Clarke."

Release Date : April 5th
Distribution : Lobster Distribution
Artwork : Gary Lazereyes
Mastering : Curved Pressing

Pre-Orders Links :
https://lobsterrecords.co.uk/products/various-artists-hil005
https://www.juno.co.uk/products/robyrt-hecht-int-main-w1b0-hil-005/725521-01/
https://clone.nl/item55419.html

Supported by : Solid Blake, Alienata, Afrodeutsche, Bovaflux / Nullptr and more...

Follow w1b0 : 
Bandcamp : https://w1b0.bandcamp.com
Discogs : https://www.discogs.com/artist/471889-Wibo-Lammerts
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/w1b0-182428208497235
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/w1b0
RA : https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/w1b0
SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/w1b0
Twitter : https://twitter.com/w1b0

Follow Hilltown Disco : 
Bandcamp : https://hilltowndiscouk.bandcamp.com
Discogs : https://www.discogs.com/label/1464937-Hilltown-Disco
Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/hilltowndiscodundee
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/hilltown.disco
Juno Records : https://www.juno.co.uk/labels/Hilltown+Disco
SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/hilltown-disco
Twitter : https://twitter.com/hilltowndisco
YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqxMfvOtQxhIar1go0TPb3g

HIL005

Small Increments

TL Premiere : w1b0 - Small Increments [Hilltown Disco]

There's a good bunch of intense, dark and extreme, grinding electro-techno gems on the "Raval Rave Breakers" first compilation. While Boris Divider's 'Collapsed Cluster' recalls of the more clinical approach of labels like Raster-Noton, Eel manages to deliver a fresh mix of styles on 'Sraight Edge', where Old Skool Breakbeat and EBM draw an unforgettable match made in heaven. Last track on the A side comes from Classicworks boss Neuhen, but is Patricia (Opal Tapes, Spectral Sound) who remixes it: in "Supress" we can find all the magic tricks of the NYC based producer: eery atmospheres, gently distorted drums and a warm feeling of cozyness. On the flip, RNXRX delivers "Aktion Intertia", one of the most psychedelic jams he's ever did: an industrial acid track as catchy as it can be. Oakland's "Heroine From The North" sounds a bit like when New Beat became faster and more agressive, being mixed with styles like EBM and trance.

A1 - Boris Divider - CollapsedCluster

The Transhumanism collective was born on the dance-floor at Dave Clarke's first Whip It party at the Melkweg in Amsterdam. This is the fourth vinyl release on Bass Agenda Recordings that features the four Dutch Electro artists w1b0, RXmode, Slaves of Sinus, and TFHats.

The releases to date have had ongoing support from many key DJs who support the authentic Electro scene - Dave Clarke, UMEK, Helena Hauff, DJ Stingray, Maceo Plex, and Alienata to name but a few. Juan Atkins and Helena Hauff were still dropping w1b0's track from the first release this Summer (2019) at various festivals. It's no surprise that the first in the series has just been repressed, and now, the third in the series keeps the pressure up with 4 brand new tracks. As always, the brief here was simple - "be yourself and do your best to kill it".

All four artists have risen to the occasion - maintaining the fundamentals of their individual sounds, evolving a little in some parts, and bringing a compilation with something for every discerning DJ with an ear for cutting edge Electro.

Cat No: BA096
Format: Vinyl and Digital
Release date: 13th September 2019
Mastered by Simon at The Exchange
Art by 4th Genome
Distribution by Triple Vision - https://www.triplevision.nl/release/BA096/

Transhumanism 3 / Slaves of Sinus, RXmode, w1b0, TFHats - Preview / release Sept 13th 2019

Boiler Room w/ John Heckle, MPIA3, Shifted & Ventress.

[Broadcast on 15th November 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv

MPIA3 live in the Boiler Room

Boiler Room w/ Karenn, Surgeon & Regis.

[Broadcast on 20th November 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv

Karenn live in the Boiler Room

Surgeon 60 Min Boiler Room Mix

ltd 150 vinyl copies and digital
A1. Flotation Aid - Celebrities
A2. Vlaysin: Open Your Mind
B1. Sestrica: Ssense
B2. Proxyan & Lewski: Cereology

Order

V/A - Resistance Is Futile - Flesh Or Die 01

illektrolab "illahertz" EP Sampler. Released on Shipwrec Recordings Vinyl/Digital. Cat# SHIP043 - Available on illektrolab bandcamp/buy link

"Illahertz EP" Sampler. Vinyl Sold Out/Digital Only

"A laid back and lush affair. With added stringsection courstesy of TFHats. Also from Utrecht."

Heretofore EP

Buy at Bandcamp

B2 A.C.R.O.N.Y.M

Objekt - Shuttered 
BLPGRN002
(Bleep)

Release date: 25th February, 2013

http://thegreenseries.com

Objekt - Shuttered

Electro.

Like it? Like it!

Broadcast/Support:
* Dave Clarke - White Noise #250

Buy @ Bandcamp

Celestial [w1b0 r3m1x]

Hi, here is the first full stream of EMS's "Rythmus Machine" , and tons of info about this overlooked producer. Also we have his limited Edition T-shirts for sell, 8$  on bandcamp. Buy one T'shirt and get the full Wav. file of the LP in return. Pretty good deal and great way to support the Artist and the Wunderground!!

http://satamile.bandcamp.com/




EMS is one of our most diverse and talented artists on the label. I found him living above Strange? Records in 1995 making his own modular synths, vocoders and drum machines for his electro productions. Stephen Machnowski currently has 3 eps on Satamile Records and a full length 2x12. He falls into the category of genius electro producer with records that have charted amongst the worlds top DJ’s and radio stations both nationally and internationally. It’s rare to find someone such as him who can build the exact modules from transistor up, write, engineer , perform live and dj!! 

XLR8R (USA) May 2004
"...six exceptional cuts in which minimal groove, analogical modulations, subtle vocoders, gloomy melodies and heading hypnotic bass lines combine perfectly, EMS introduces his definition of a both deep and funky syncopated music. The final result is just simply amazing!!

Dave Clarkes Techno Tip Sheet 
TOP FIVE ELECTRO 
1) Non Stop DJ's "Furious Ep" 
2) Blotnik Brothers "Elapse Current Loop" (Satamile) 
3) Manasyt "Sore" (Touchin' Bass) 
4) Ems " Synchronaut" (Satamile) 
5) RA-X "The Overthrow Ep" (RMR) 

EMS - SYNCHRONAUT - SATAMILE - 2xLP (SAT017) 

"EMS - Synchronaut" and "Blotnik Brothers - Elapse Current Loop" are two of Dave Clarke's 
TOP 5 electro picks 
--May 7, 2004 www.daveclarke.com (UK) 

"...more ears are primed for real electro than ever...ems brings unrelenting beats and time tested robotic vocoders to the dancefloor" 
--Review XLR8R (USA) May 2004 

"...six exceptional cuts in which minimal groove, analogical modulations, subtle vocoders, gloomy melodies and heading hypnotic bass lines combine perfectly, EMS introduces his definition of a both deep and funky syncopated music. The final result is just simply amazing!!" 
--Review by Atome.com (France) May 17, 2004 

"‘Crack In The Sun’ is a brilliant opener, almost hittting Detroit territory due to its warm analogue synths that play a lush sequence and modulate throughout the track, while underneath a stripped and jacking electro beat rolls with the sub bass, class groove. Also head for ‘Ginetik’ which has one of the warmest swooping basslines that hugs the beat with classic arpeggiator-esque synths that deliver a killer electro atmosphere. My fave has to be ‘Ellipticophasic’ which has an amazing and hard beat backed by acidic synths to drop what is probably the hardest cut on the album, it stands out so much due to the punchy drums that will rock a dancefloor solidly, ace New York electro shizzle." 
--Review by Boomkat.com (UK) May 2004 

"A full six track double pack that's bursting at the seams with cracking dancefloor electro grooves. After two great singles they cememt their place as key players for this top new york label. Hefty grooves, deep basslines and a more than liberal sprinkling of wicked sounds. Recommended." 
--Review by Smallfish.co.uk (UK) May 2004 

* The very first Satamile signature strikes back in full length version! After releasing three magnificent EP's, ''Exoplanet. Voice. Transistors'' ''Robotronic Rhythm''and ' 'Colonized'' on Andrew A. Price NYC based structure, rare and precious talent Stephen Machnowski signs here a dancefloor and mental electro deluxe album in its own and inimitable trademark. In six exceptional cuts in which minimal groove, analogical modulations, subtle vocoders, gloomy melodies and heading hypnotic bass lines combine perfectly, E.M.S introduces his definition of a both deep and funky syncopated music. The final result is just simply amazing! Grade A to sumptuous ''Crack In The Sun'', ''Ginetik'' and ''Ellipticophasic'', three tracks that confer ''Synchronaut'' opus its essential status. 
--Review by Dropshop.com (USA) June 2004 

Radio Plays: 
Kiss 100 Dave Mothersole 5/11/04 
Kiss 100 Tayo 
Kiss 100 Rev Milo 5/16/04 
Spin 103 Barry O'donoghue 5/20/04 + 5/27/04 
Passion FM Dan Bean 5/15/04 

Selected DJ Comments 
Keith Tenniswood - "The EMS ting I got is ace!!!" 
Tomaz (switch) - "I really love this! Ginetik and Getghetto are the best tracks. Chart and 
Airplay (Charted #10)" 
Percy X - "Love one of the trax on this LP, still playing loads of em" 
Mark Broom - "Yeah into it. Satamile can't put a foot wrong for me...going from strength to 
strength. Big up the NY Possee" 
The Hacker – “Good album, pure electro. I like it!” 
DJ Hyper – “Love it” 
Ade Fenton (Advanced/Atomic Jam) – “Best tracks are ‘Illusion Mode’ & ‘Ginetik’. I prefer 
the harder tracks on the album” 
Xander (Romp) – “This is the business. 9/10” (Charted #7) 
Barry O’Donoghue (Hotpress/Spin 103) – “Absolutely fantastic. Two tracks on this week’s 
show. Word.” 

Grooves Magazine 
Following up on the original vinyl released earlier in 2004, the CD version of Synchronaut adds five new tracks. With a distinctively deep, dark analog sound that harkens back to a mix of early acid, Detroit techno, and classic Elektroids, the record is packed with the classic 4/4, relentless 16ths of percussion , and robotic vocals of the 80's b-boy sound. Brisk and biting, tracks like "Close Encounters" and "Get Ghetto" establish an oppressive futurist vision early. But "Plt_lounge_eur" is a lovely, almost nostalgic electro piece that lubricates the ear canals, being plush and synthetic at the same time, and "Rhthmus Machine" slows down to an introspective crawl, its sensuous knob-twiddling making the piece grow and rise like a post-massive dawn. EMS has put together these extra pieces with as much care and attention as his homemade instruments. Highly recommended. 
Written by Alex Reynolds
credits

released 26 April 2004 
Stephen Machnowski, Frankford+Wayne Mastering, Gabe @ B'constructive design, Roland 909, 808, Juno 106, Satamile
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http://www.electromusic.com/studio/
Technical History
The electromusic specialist began designing and assembling his studio in New York in 1994. The initial purpose was to have a live setup that he could use to construct songs directly on the dance floor with few pre-written sequences.
Many of his synthesizers and drum machines were self-engineered from recycled, discarded electronics; converted into chaotic but solid techno music machines. From the transistor up they were engineered for raw bass power and allowed stray noises and malfunctions to become part of the recording or show.
The main foundation pieces of equipment at the time were his "CMS-01" modular synth, "Modularhythm System-3" drum machine, and "Sputnik Voice Processor SVP-02" vocoder. After his first couple records, EMS started to incorporate some commercial synthesizers into his studio to fill out tracks for the third record with plenty of live-performed layers without having to multitrack, but instead doing a 1 shot composite recording. Some of his most-used additional instruments were the Oberheim SEM, Sequential Circuits Pro-1 and Roland SH-101, which contained several modifications and enhancements.
CMS-01 Modular Synthesizer
The CMS-01 contains the following modules: VCO(2), VCF(2), VCA(3), AR Envelope, ADSR Envelope, Sample&Hold, Ring Modulator, Patch Bay, Trigger Extractor, AC/DC Mixer, LFO/HFO, VC Glide, Comparator, Envelope Follower, VC Slew Limiter
VCO 1
Based on an old design which is mostly discrete, this VCO is quite temperature sensitive. This one was fun trying to keep in tune every time someone opened the door or cranked up the fog machine. Cold makes the pitch go flat on this unit. Other than that, it has a very warm sound and has a massive frequency range.
Listen to: Rhythmus Machine
VCO 2
Standard 1970s "3340" oscillator design with sub bass.
Listen to: EMS acid/switch mix
VCF1
Diode ladder filter.
Sample & Hold
Labeled S&H, this little component helped a lot at shows. To fill the silence between live or DJ sets this one was patched in to VCO2 with a slow clock for sample rate and the voltage was output to a self-oscillating VCF1. Lots of blips and bleeps that could be tweaked to sound like computers from early scifi movies. Some notes could shake the floor with bass where the next could hang on almost inaudible high frequencies.
Listen to: Sample and hold example
LFO
Well, this might as well have been called HFO since it was mostly used as a high-frequency modulation source often applied to a VCF. The sound from that kind of patch is described as "talkie" because at certain settings you can almost hear vowel sounds. The component is on the bottom left, look for the small blue LED.
Listen to: Gemini

Bandcamp!! Buy It!

"Spyware" by EMS for Satamile Rec.