Set played at LOFI this February with Dirty Ice compadre Brrr AKA Esnce (https://soundcloud.com/esnce) who joined B2B the last half.

(Will update playlist shortly with missing tracks)

1. Dance East, Dance West - Baby Rollén & Gallegos. 
2. Mirage - Facta
3. Zissou - K-LONE
4. Angel Number 909 (US BREAKS MIX) - Mr. Ho
5. Slangin Rockx - O-Wells
6. Say What Ya'll - DJ Icey
7. Superspeed - Case
8. Badagas - Photonz
9. Punters Step Out - Joe
10. Lust - FaltyDL
11. Nobody - DJ Tennis
12. Dry Ur Tears - Elles
13. FM Gamma - Facta
14. Same Same - Yushh
15. Answering Machine (Main Frame Mix) - Green Velvet
16. Border Control (Ahora Sí) Ft. Ivy Barkakati & Furious Frank - Sleep D
17. Manila (Ewan Pearson Mix) - Seelenluft
18. Running Out of Time - Rexy
19. Climbatize - The Prodigy
20. Five Man Army - Massive Attack
21. Hale Bopp (Ricardo Villalobos Remix) - Der Dritte Raum
22. Hale Bopp (Der Dritte Raum Ison Adaption) - Der Dritte Raum

Cultovice 2

Cultovice 2 Live at LOFI

livwutang at Outra Cena, This Side, 20/01/2024

https://www.instagram.com/ronlikehell
https://www.instagram.com/ccl_url

The Space Between Spaces with Ron Like Hell and CCL @ The Lot Radio 03-19-2024

Dedicated to a weaver of love, and the wonderful moments we shared.

Harmony: Bohlen-Pierce
Melody: Hemholtz-Ellis JI

Positive Disintegration

For our 23rd entry of the PPRZ podcast series we have @boxofbox contributing a deeply layered three hour mix into the abyss.

boxofbox is a artist/scientist/engineer based in Durham, NC; a recovering academic, now working in audio software engineering and cutting-edge digital signal processing. Originally from Seattle, boxofbox has been a long-time participant in the US/EU underground rave scene, known for their predilection for genre-slippy, psychedelic, queer-leaning sonics, and a habit of longish sets/mixes. You can frequently find them in the form of a tender and weird light in chatty internet corners or as a sweat-drenched, grinning pumpkin, smack dab in the middle of the closest dancefloor.

description: sanded bricks, glue traps, soaked clouds, drains, grey, dark sauna, dying fire-log, snakeskin pillow, a tiger takes a nap, box of old saw blades, teeth, tiny bubbles trapped under a metal bowl, petrichor, cold fog on bare skin, sunless days, mossy rocks at low tide, patient yet still anxious bats awaiting dusk. techno-focused mix recorded during a north carolina thunderstorm on 3x XDJ-1000MK2s, with a Xone:96 direct into Logic Pro.

Enjoy this journey!

tracklist:
CAPIUZ - ASMR
Todor Todoroff - Corps sonores
Secret Getii - Thirty Tens
Hound Scales - Spahnners (Rubble Dub 2)
Nats - Shade Obolus
Tobias. - Girts
Mike Parker - Lustration Six (Megalith)
Peter Van Hoesen - Swerve Damiao
Sporegular - Subsako
Feral - LWA
Katatonic Silentio - Le Réveil Du Combattant
Rødhåd - Vivarium (Porter Ricks Remix)
DJ Hockey - Buoyancy
Rhyw - Vertisol
SHXCXCHCXSH - Blomkål
Blovk - Kédros
Jeff Mills - Rabid Star Clusters
Gunnar Haslam - Coastal Geography
Vohkinne - Centauri
Kessell - Graviton (Substance Remix)
Furtive - Erosion
PWCCA - Genomics (CONCEPTUAL Slow Version Remix)
Vril - Portal 4
Cassegrain - Turn Aside (Mike Parker Remix)
Tiefton - Antlia
Svreca - FRUE (Tilliander Remix)
Jackson Ryland - Braids
Evigt Mörker - Slunga Åska
Blasted - Airy
James Ruskin - Hang Up
Roll Dann - Cross
Hektor Legion - Delirium Tremens
John Thomas - Trucks
Gary Martin - Ritual Fire Dance
Fireground - Dualism
Andy Trex Versus Commander Tom - Comtrex
Mark Williams - What's
Shake - Frictional Beat No. 4
Justin Berkovi - Bad Wiper
Hertz - Phonk
DJ Sotofett - 6AM Techno Mix
Underground Resistance - Panic
Steady Motion - Untitled [CHAPTER1]
Rumenige - Untitled B1 [NUMB6]
Fresko - Pulse
Surgeon - cbx 003.1
Loktibrada - Untl (Regis Remix)
CONCEPTUAL - La Menzogna
DJ Mika - Bloodsuckers
Evelyn - Taking Liberation Into Her Own Hands
Irazu - Unity
Kwartz - Moving Charges
Sorcery - Synovial Membrane
Temudo - Shapeless
Kamarok - Familiar Bodies
Tensal - Black Annis
Sciahri - Magnetism
Nørbak - Chekhov's Gun
Perfo - Weight Of The False Self
Quelza - Aragaran (DJ Boss remix)
Wrong Assessment - Zygomatic
Claude Young - Angelic
Catartsis - Un pas dans le passé
Jörg Rodriguez - HRG
Chontane - Miaso
Struction - Kreen
NTOGN - Smedjan
Paul Fleetwood - Slipping
Architectural - Camaradas
Ketch - Vivido
Inland - Overthebrainbow
Link - Antacid (Bjarki Pandemix)
Reeko - Dualidad 7
Guilt Attendant - Cursed Spawn Of White Flight
Hiro Kone - Jungle
Ocherii - Non Finito
Casual Treatment - Gradual Alteration
Davide Squillace - Goldrake
Abi Lönnberg - Pax International
Adam 2 - Nightmare (Zander Remix)
Stenny - Curve K
Danny Daze - Mindfluck
Nior - Spectral Blade
Technoist - Dist Fever
korrē - NAZARÉ
Efdemin - Parallaxis (Traumprinz's Over 2 The End Version)
pent - x7xu

If you have been moved by this mix, please consider donating to either organization that box has picked as a thank you.

https://gazaesims.com/
https://donate.unrwa.org/-landing-page/en_EN

PPRZ Podcast 23 - boxofbox

"One day my Log will have something to say about this. My Log saw something that night..."

https://clone.nl/item75589.html

214 - Mystic Firs - FR058

Cascadence Legacy Mix 2024

I am starting a series of mixes that I will be doing in the long term where we will be studying the footprint of some of the most significant movements in electronic music history.

I wanted to dedicate the first episode to the sound of Birmingham. Coming accross techno and some other orbiting genres from the city of Birmingham, UK was a very shocking eye opening experience for many of us. And I can only imagine how much of a greater impact it must have caused back in the days.

The sound in question was kickstarted by a handful of pioneers such as Karl O'Connor, Anthony Child, Mick Harris and some others who re-interpreted what had been happening in a similar context in Detroit. Some of them, like Justin K. Broadrick, had previously been involved in metal bands of great international importance such as Napalm Death or Godflesh, an influence that surely played a role on their take on techno music.

But the sound of Birmingham is not exclusively limited to techno. Among the different waves of artists that sprouted in the city, there were some who dedicated their projects to Breakbeat, Drum n Bass or experimental music in many shapes. My goal when I recorded this mix was to represent a bit of every one of them, spread through about three decades of history.

Evidently, the sound of Birmingham was replicated in many other parts of Britain and Europe. However, when it came to selecting the records I'd be using, I decided to stick to artists who grew up in Birmingham (also referred to as "brummies").

Tracklist:

01. Anthony Child - Mr Naturals [EDITIONS MEGO, 2015]
02. Antonym - Confuse [SEMANTICA RECORDS, 2011]
03. Reality Or Nothing - Untitled (98 Original) [RSB, 2010]
04. Rebekah - 1997 (Reprise) [SOMA QUALITY RECORDINGS, 2017]
05. Surgeon - Crater 101 [ILIAN TAPE, 2020]
06. Regis - Party Spoiler Too [BLUEPRINT, 2016]
07. User - Untitled B1 [EXTRA LENGHT RECORDINGS, 2001]
08. Karl O'Connor | Peter Sutton - Join Us In Paradise [TRESOR, 2000]
09. Female - No Sense / No Reason [DOWNWARDS, 2015]
10. Paul Bailey - Saturday Boy (Original Version) [1881 RECORDS, 2004]
11. Abuser - Untitled B2 [ABUSER, 2000]
12. Eddy Masvoodler - Point [TRITONE, 1997]
13. A H Corp - Airline [HOUSEWERK RECORDS, 2021]
14. Harvey Lane - Roid Rage [VETO, 2001]
15. Dean Cole - True Colours [CORROSION RECORDS, 2002]
16. Raoul Delgardo - Untitled D2 [SHEEP RECORDS, 1998]
17. Scorn - SA70 [OHM RESISTANCE, 2019]
18. Sir Real - Every Hour [SNAFU RECORDINGS, 2004]
19. Quoit - Missing [MIREX, 2001]
20. Lee Gamble - Dollis Hill [PAN, 2012]
21. Fret - Care [L.I.E.S. RECORDS, 2022]
22. JK Flesh - Decontrol [OSTGUT TON, 2019]
23. Makaton - Endless Revolt [TOKEN, 2009]
24. Richard Turner - Untitled A1 [UTILITY PLASTICS, 2002]
25. Monrella - Mandrel [TRAUMA COLLECTIVE, 2019]
26. British Murder Boys - Rule By Law [COUNTERBALANCE, 2003]
27. Nicholas Bullen - Commixture [TYPE, 2013]
28. Lull - Moment 100 [COLD SPRING, 2021]

Watch the video on youtube: https://youtu.be/zjFv-4XNirg

Sideburned Hero - Scholars Of Electronics Episode One: The Sound Of Birmingham

A new high energy house mix blossoming for springtime from Dane Garfield (Flammable) for Massive. 
Massive is located in the heart of Seattle's Capitol Hill Neighborhood and serves up the best beats and drinks.

Dane Garfield - Massive MIX April 2024

Simon Aussel is known for a particularly wild DJing style and leftfield bassy bangers, and it's his curious and playful approach to clubland that's won him loyal fans over the years. Whether photographing drink tokens from gigs or creating an 8-bit version of his debut album on a Game Boy cartridge, he seems to approach every endeavour with childlike joy and wonder—rare qualities in an industry that can leave so many jaded.

The Nantes-born, Paris-based artist's love of club culture, digging and world-building has set him on a blazing path in club music. He's released an exceptionally wide range of music, including a Memphis rap tape for Trilogy Tapes, dubstep-trap-jazz hybrids with Egyptian singer Abdullah Miniawy and deadly hard drum for Livity Sound. His mixes, meanwhile, are fast becoming DJ lore thanks to his knack for connecting seemingly opposed genres like new wave and fast techno. Look no further than his now-infamous Dekmantel Selectors set from 2021 or a marathon back-to-back with Skee Mask in 2022. 

As the French DJ gets more comfortable with story-telling, he's getting more personal and focusing on deeper, slower sounds. That's evident on this RA Podcast—six months in the works—which incorporates woozy downtempo, weighty dub and bleepy beats. Of course, in the chaotic middle section there's plenty of huge basslines, plus old-school electro, acidic techno and even a bouncy edit of the Montell Jordan classic "This Is How We Do It." Showcasing his quirks, influences and growth, this is Simo Cell in prime time.

@simocell

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/934

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