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Will Flisk

Cindy Supermarket

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David August Boiler Room Berlin Live Set

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I've been listening to Essential mixes since I first started getting into clubs and electronic music, so it was a shock, and exciting for me, to get the offer to make one myself. The two hour format really allows some time to explore ideas musically as well.

So bringing everything together, I decided to try and make it an exploration of everything that has made me so obsessed with electronic music for the last 20 years, with some of my favourite records from the mid 90's, unreleased material from my favourite artists like Nils Frahm, Lusine, Tim Hecker and Rob Clouth, and a range of genres from ambient to 90 bpm electronica, house and techno, all the way up to 170bpm glitched jungle mayhem - I thought, why not have some fun with it!?

So it's certainly not a normal club mix, it's just what I think is the best music out there, without worrying about what genre or box any particular track fits into or how things should be done "properly". I wanted to leave some sections quite ambient as well, to give breathing space between the peaks, so I'm happy to be able to post this new version up, minus the broadcast talking and idents.

The mix also contains some new work from me, some unreleased, and two tracks from my new EP with Tom Hodge, one of which you can download for free from here www.maxcooper.net, the other you can download from iTunes - http://hyperurl.co/MCartefactEP - or Beatport - http://btprt.dj/1DHZhHk

Track List

1. Max Cooper - 4D Wave Interference (Unreleased)
2. A Winged Victory for the Sullen - Atmos VI (Erased Tapes)
3. Max Cooper - Untitled (unreleased)
4. Vaetxh - List of Lists (Detroit Underground)
5. Lusine - Arterial (Ghostly International)
6. Kimyan Law - Eclairage (Blu Mar Ten Music)
7. Fran Seven - At Least (Atomnation)
8. Isaac Delusion - Pandora's Box - Lusine Remix (Unreleased)
9. Burial - Rough Sleeper (Hyperdub)
10. Gidge - Huldra (Atomnation)
11. Kiasmos - Looped (Erased Tapes)
12. Samu L - Beach (Surface)
13. Fennesz - Before I Leave (Mego)
14. Max Cooper & Rob Clouth - Untitled (Unreleased)
15. Tessela - Cmon Lets Slow Dance (R&S)
16. Joe Farr - Tape 7 (Tessela Remix) (DSNT Records)
17. FSOL - Papua New Guinea (Jumpin' & Pumpin')
18. Synkro & Faib - Inhale (Smoking Sessions)
19. Nils Frahm - Peter (Max Cooper Remix Edit) (Unreleased)
20. Max Cooper & Tom Hodge - Teotihuacan - Part 1 (Quotient Series)
21. Rob Clouth - The Smallest Measurable Space (Leisure System)
22. Alberto Ruiz & Hugo Blanco - Haze (Be One Records)
23. Rrose - 23 Lashes (EAUX)
24. Dyad - From Another Place (Dyad)
25. Pfirter - Supraventricular (Stroboscopic Artefacts)
26. Rival Consoles - Haunt (Erased Tapes)
27. OneOhTrixPointNever - Rush (Warp)
28. Rob Clouth - Deep Field (Leisure System)
29. Joe Farr - Mormon Shuffle (Leisure System)
30. Skew & Satirist - Untitled (Unreleased)
31. Dorian Concept - The Sky Opposite (Tim Hecker Remix) (Ninja Tune)
32. Max Cooper & Tom Hodge - Remnants (Fields) - http://btprt.dj/1DHZhHk
33. Kimyan Law - Daimyo (Blu Mar Ten Music)
34. Rival Consoles - Recovery (Erased Tapes)
35. Boards of Canada - Dayvan Cowboy (Warp)
36. Rockwell - Full Circle (Shogun Audio)
37. Cirrus - Shiver Shapnel (Woulg Remix) (Terra Null Recordings)
38. Vaetxh - List of Lists (Detroit Underground)
39. The Rustle of the Stars - Sleeping Land - Part 1 (Max Cooper Remix) (Quotient Series)
40. Nils Frahm - Them (Unreleased)

Essential Mix - Max Cooper - No Voice Overs

From "THE EXPERIMENT OF UNINHABITED MUSIC"

NO MIDI
NO KEYBOARD
NO COMPUTER
NO OVERDUBBING
NO SAMPLING
NO VOCODER

DOEPFER A-100

Recorded in 1997

ノコギリ男危機一髪 The saw-man critical moment

CHIP - PEPTO BISMAL

"Playing the Sunday morning closing set at Robot Heart at my first Burning Man was one of the most touching and rewarding moments of my musical adventure so far. I have always made music with the desert in mind, and this felt somehow like coming home, sharing it in the perfect environment. 

The manifestation of an intention - a full circle. 

Thanks to everybody who believes in my work and has helped me get this far on my journey, and to all the beautiful souls and amazing creatures who shared this moment and made it a special morning.  

Much love"

Sunday morning, deep playa at Burning Man, 2015.  Be Svendsen.  

https://www.facebook.com/Be-Svendsen-187349001313662/

Photo by Christian Lamb

Be Svendsen - Robot Heart - Burning Man 2015

B-side from the 7" recorded live at Vinylograph Vienna May 2017.
Only 10 copies exists.

(this is a studio version. all records where recorded live and are there for unique)

Driving Me

Taken from our 'Aset Forever EP'

Out now: https://17steps.lnk.to/AsetForeverEP

Buy/Stream:

Staunch

ALIEN NOSEJOB - Buffet of Love 12"EP
AARGHT047, due Friday 15 March 2019

1. Buffet of Love
2. Message to Earth
3. Deep Blue Hue
4. Shifting Gears

ALIEN NOSEJOB - Deep Blue Hue (from Buffet of Love 12"EP, March 2019)

Colors EP

ThomasV - Bopbip

Buy/ Stream: https://17Steps.lnk.to/ImagineWhat

Cedar

Buy/Stream

Butterfly MIND 1

No Sweets (re Visit) .2

Devils

O C D Sif Augustdottir

You State Trooper

Visions 01 | Cleric [CRG020]
Label: Clergy
Release date: 10/04/2020

To celebrate hitting their 20th release, Cleric’s imprint pulls together 23 talents for an essential various artist compilation including tracks from the likes of Rebekah, Cleric, Stef Mendesidis, Remco Beekwilder & Stranger, Endlec, Kwartz, Setaoc Mass, Roman Poncet, Slam and many more.

Clergy has become synonymous with a balance of atmospheric and hard hitting brand of techno ever since 2014. The boss's own music has been key to that, with carefully curated releases from guests such as Dax J, Kwartz, Reflec and Cleric himself. Helping to make the label an underground favourite. ‘Clergy Visions 01’ sees Cleric invite an array on techno heavyweights to contribute to this compilation that’s mixed by the label boss himself.
Things open up with the bleak ambience and fizzing electric cables of Jokasti & Nek's 'Grained' then Sept's 'Artifical' lays down a tunnelling techno groove that immediately locks you in. The mysterious alias, Reizemann heads off to a cosmic realm with its deep space pads slowly building the momentum throughout the drums. The energy levels then stay high throughout tracks from Roman Poncet, Kwartz and Setaoc Mass, then leading onto the groove of Stef Mendesidis.
Testament to Cleric's skills as a DJ and sequencer is the fact this journey is constantly evolving while remaining coherent. A mid- section featuring the likes of Endlec, Sleeparchive and EAS keeps you on your toes with perfectly stripped back but hard dynamic drum programming and intense melody work. Remco Beekwilder & Stranger bring a more hard hitting and industrial style before Slam calm the fires once more allowing you to sink into a smooth, elongated roller. It's left to the dystopian darkness of Rebekah and atmospheric techno brilliance of Lerias to close out this most adventurous mix in real style.

Visions 01 | Cleric

Stef Mendesidis - The Secret Agent's Blunder [Artaphine Premiere]

HATE exclusive premiere.
Full streaming of the EP soon on our HATE Youtube channel

Support the label, buy it here:
https://kaiserksr.bandcamp.com/album/fear-of-heights

Artist: Kaiser 
Title: Fear Of Heights
Label: K S R
Catalogue: KSR004
Format: 12" Vinyl
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno
Release date:  May 29, 2020

Artwork © Damiano Lamonaca
Vocal © Luciano Cannale

Tracklist:
1. Bring Me So High
2. Time Moves Slow
3. Fade Into You 
4. Floating In The Abyss
5. Don't Touch Me
6. Leave Your Far Behind

"Fear Of Heights" is the new EP signed by, Gianluca Caiati, alias Kaiser, on K S R. This is a new release valve from the label owner where he tries to convey to the listener and the dancer, in four different cuts, his being versatile and prodigious.

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Fear Of Heights

Bring Me So High

Premiere: Kaiser - Bring Me So High [KSR004]

The Brvtalist is pleased to premiere new tracks from Irshad Hussein and Michal Jablonski. The Azerbaijan-based artist contributes “Ascension”  and the Polish producer delivers “On Own Beach” to the huge new various artist release, Ritual Act II on Prophet Recordings. The compilation brings together 16 artists from around the world which all share the same feeling of mental, hypnotic techno. The release includes artists like Telegram, Booz, DJ Surgeles, Echologist, Fixon, Giri, Jokasti & Nek, Mari Mattham, Oblivian, Oliver Rosemann, Ricardo Garduno, Ritzi Lee, Stanislav Tolchakev and Szmer. Today, we present Hussein’s “Ascenion” track which transports you to another time and space with its quiet yet powerful energy that leaves you mesmerized as well as Jabloski’s “On Own Beach” which is a driving work which obliterates all in its path. 

On June 22nd on digital formats. www.thebrvtalist.com/ritualactii/ 

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Ritual Act II

Michal Jablonski - On Own Beach (Prophet Recordings)

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