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Whiteqube - What is Whiteqube EP - 2011

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featuring ds10 wanking by (in order of appearance): 
                  
xcen /// cornelius soul trader /// starpause /// white kundalini /// deep cuts from detroit /// submliminal labs /// aliceffekt /// evan morris /// rhinostrich /// nitro2k01 /// a_rival /// tibitekutyan
                  
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STRUCTURE: is the DTLA techno party collaboration of super talented DJ Tollefson and HANDS recording artist DJ Cervello Elettronico. Our next edition is this Friday and an after party for the Front 242 show down the street at the Mayan. It's literally blocks away. DJ Bractune (one of my favorite Industrial DJs in Los Angeles) is our guest! DJ Frantastik is a local legend and will be taking us above and beyond til close. Giveaways from upcoming Belgian techno talent Aaron Van Wonterghem Monolith!

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DJ Bractune - STRUCTURE LA: Front 242 After Party

Horrible Sounds Of Halloween Side B

Drink My Gothic Blood (From My Gothic Goblet)

Chemical Brothers - No Geography sample at 4:31

The Dial-A-Poem Poets

Michael Brownstein - Geography

Been A While

we host a mix by the Spanish, Berlin-based artist N01R aka María Silva. N01R is both dj and producer and she is also a very curious and creative mind, exploring other fields; such as photography, video and collage.

The N01R project was born in 2005, with the release of five tracks on the New York-based label Machinekunt. In 2010 she published her first track Noise Gen on Audiotrauma.

Since then, N01R has not stopped being productive and she is now counting numerous of releases on labels such as; Cold Beats Records, Unknown Pleasures, aufnahme + wiedergabe, and Nøvak, collaborating with the artists Huren, Katran, Delusions and Assassani. A new realease, with Unconscious on Kloster Records and a very special collaboration with Delusions, will also see the light on the coming months.

N01R is a project that combines the genres of  dark ambient, power noise and minimal-wave, with analogical roots influences. N01R has taken her music to museums in several cities, exhibiting experimental music installations and projections. She will combine lights and sounds, putting the visitor in a dark room, filled with sounds composed by her and allowing them to interpret what they are experiencing, in their own way. Her aim is to make us think about ourselves from a philosophical point of view, as well as make us aware of the importance sound in our lives.

Maria has an amazing talent to blend different genres and she mixes techno with EBM and sometimes electro. Her sets are well-known for keeping the dance floor vibrant and in constant movement. She is also the owner of the Pulsate Radio Berlin, for the Fnoob, where she hosts Berlin-based producers and djs, supporting the scene and creating new connections.

Also she is the co-founder of the Music label Impartial Waves, noise, ambient, Techno Industrial and EBM.
She is about to release her LP Rituals with remixes from artists such like Espectra Negra, Huren, Aehm, Delusions, Katran

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Mix.55 – N01R

Instruments/vocals: Vaask
Recorded September 2019

Silenced

 Great for ruining parties and torturing anyone who's trying to sleep.

circa "Let Me Get This Off My Chest"

45 Minutes of Paul Stanley Stage Banter

Whiteqube deftly juxtaposes intricate synth sounds and intense beats with dark vocals. The duo’s music is starkly honest, multi-faceted and their sound fuses genres: EBM, techno/EDM, rock and pop.

 

Whiteqube’s eclectic sound was born from their musical influences. According to Jason Schary, one half of Whiteqube, “I am a music junkie, and my musical influences are quite widespread. I like everything from Nine Inch Nails to Depeche Mode; Bowie to Joy Division. I love most music: rock, disco, blues, techno and industrial.” T. Ryan Arnold is the other half of the duo. He says, “I have been a fan of electronic and dance music all my life, starting with my dad’s Abba and Saturday Night Fever vinyls. Later, I discovered synthpop, ‘90s rave and industrial. My favorite band of all time is Information Society.”

 

Los Angeles clubgoers will likely recognize Schary (DJ Bractune), as one of the original DJs at legendary industrial clubs Das Bunker, Perversion and the extremely popular Indie/Britpop/Electroclash Club Bang. He remains one of the most sought-after DJs able to work any club genre—He still spins at Club Blue Mondays (the longest running 80s club in Los Angeles) every week.

 

Schary and Arnold formed Whiteqube in 2010 in Los Angeles. “Ryan and I were at a get-together and started discussing how artists don’t really make the types of music like we like anymore. One of our friends said ‘well, why don’t you guys make music then?’ A light bulb went off, and we decided to give it a shot.”

 

“We got together to analyze and deconstruct the music we like. That lead us to making an EP. Since then, we have toured the country with VNV Nation. We have also opened for Combichrist, Perturbator, and TimeCop 1983, among others.”

 

“Our live show is definitely something we excel in,” Schary explains. “As much as we love electronic music, watching a DJ or maybe a guy behind a keyboard occasionally raise his hand or something is so boring! We want the audience to feel energized and excited.” Arnold adds, “Jason and I have asked ourselves, ‘what would KISS do if they were a techno band?’ We make it big, high energy, and extremely entertaining. We engage the audience, feed off their energy and have the most fun we can onstage.”

 

Whiteqube’s upcoming EP, Design Flaws, is due out on September 21, 2018.

 

“I am so excited about this release,” Schary says. “We believe the sound is super original, mixing techno, old-school EBM, synthpop, and alternative rock. All five tracks on Design Flaws are songs with a message that you can dance to.”

 

This release is very special to us,” Arnold concludes. “Lyrically and musically, we’re really starting to find our voice and what we want to say with Whiteqube.  As artists, we have an obligation to entertain our audience and also to comment on life and society. I believe the songs on this EP strike an excellent balance between political commentary and exciting dance music, which is exactly what we’re most interested in making.”

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