Show #250
Breaking Waves 2-3-22
Ibex808 Special
1. Robot City - Intercom 82
2. Gravedad Cinetica - Send Me A Signal
3. Eleven Skin - I Loose My mind
4. Robert Cosmic - First Contact
5. Atom - Oraculo
6. Korrupted Brothers - Toyrobot
7. Eleztrik Body - Busca Una Alternativa
8. Downrocks - Restricted
9. Cyberdom - Room 101
10.Dunning and Kruger - Grey Matter
11.Negocius Man- Land of Mistery
12.Panzer - Rip Megatrip
13.Tin Robot - Dreams

Breaking Waves 2-3-22 Electroclub Special

Breaking Waves 2-3-22 (Electroclub Special)

Show #254
Breaking Waves 3-3-22
1. Lectromagnetique & Olloy - Molecular Cloud
2. 5ZYL & Shit Control- Krug
3. Tomb Rat - Lilith
4. Lectromagnetique - Übel
5. Chemikal & Lectro Code - What Note
6. Downrocks - Mech City (Stage Reconstruction)
7. Max Ulis ft. Khari McClelland - Detroit Tale
8. The Droid - Merge
9. Carlos Sicrock - Traxium
10.Lonerist - No Future Blues
11.Kid Ginseng feat. Questosahn - Fat Laces
12.Nexus 23 - Defunkt
13.Modern Collapse – Seeds
14.Morelia - ONT (Manao Remix)
15.Circuitry Man - Welcome Back

Breaking Waves 3-3-22

Show #255
Breaking Waves 3-10-22
1. Alva Recek - Soma White
2. Sumorai & Avivx - Flooressence
3. Relaxant - Unexploded Ordance
4. iNF0 - First Glance
5. Rickey Mourke - The W.A.P. Files (Make it Rain Mix)
6. Robotermaschinen - Neuronal Division
7. Chitran - Consciousness After Death
8. Tooflez All Starz - OCU
9. Adam Jay - Compulsive Overconsumption
10.131bpm - Nhyst
11.Downrocks - Specie 8472 (Stage Reconstruction)
12.Ctrls - Concept7
13.LECTRO CODE_E - SEQUENCER
14.Univac - Helicon

Breaking Waves 3-10-22

Show #260
Breaking Waves 4-21-22
1. Dean Gustavsson - Replikant
2. Dubplanet X - Electr1xx
3. Thomas Barnett - Captain Strangefunk
4. Solar Complex feat. Pakman - Tickles in the Higher Ear
5. Scape One - Questions
6. SFRMHL - Deutsch Ferien
7. Electrom - Supercluster
8. Tabt Tid - Un Nouvel Endroit
9. Rickey Mourke - Sleeping & Feeling
10.Telesumo - Entry Sound
11.GEXX - BNice
12.Richard Sen - Social Science
13.DJ Bazootka - Dangerous

Breaking Waves 4-21-22

Tracklist:
1) S>>D - Intro(Preflight
2) ΠΕΡΑ ΣΤΑ ΟΡΗ - Scatter 0
3) Kero - Bilder
4) Kamikaze Space Programme - Crumbs
5) Junq - Lysergic
6) Bogmon - Demons May Trail
7) Sepehr - Head To The Sky
8) Cex - Destination Sexy
9) Made - Sero Four Three
10) TwoFourteen - Distancia
11) Aphex Twin - Delphium
12) D'Arcangelo -Somewhere In Time
13) µ-Ziq - Drocovums
14) Coushin - Structuralist
15) Simulacra - Exegesis
16) Jeff Pils - Montiert
17) Quinoline Yellow - Garn Goy

Summer creepy mix@Wavelet

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In the mix by Qamar Sol

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Tracklist:
01. Alpha Romeo - Future Man
02. Cliff Dalton - All Wired Up
03. Versalife - Unsolved Mysteries (Original Mix) (Clone West Coast Series)
04. Barking - Superstition (Original Mix) (brokntoys)
05. Alpha Romeo - Open Your Mind - Instrumental
06. Qamar Sol -Celestial Sphere (LS Master) (Bandcamp)
07. Werner Niedermeier - Costal Ride (Bulletdodge)
08. Nicola Cruz - Surface Tension (Original Mix) (Rhythm Section International)
09. Onkakmir - Don't Say No (Original Mix) (ZEN DNA)
10. Acidulant - Drankx (Co-Accused Records)
11. J-Me Griffiths & Dr SJ - Groove Divider (Ben Dickeson Operator Mix) (Foxtrot Alpha Recordings )
12. Onkakmir - Time Runner (Original Mix) (ZEN DNA)
13. Onkakmir - XTC (Original Mix) (ZEN DNA)
14. Freund Der Familie - Omega (Carl Finlow Remix) (Freund der Familie)
15. Versalife - Panopticon (Original Mix) (Clone West Coast Series)
16. Werner Niedermeier - Motion (Bulletdodge)
17. Orbital - Are We Here? (30 Something) (Dusky Remix) (Orbital Recordings Ltd)
18. Onkakmir - Eight Null Eight (Original Mix) (ZEN DNA)
19. Bymski - Never Alone (Original Mix) (Unexpected Audio Productions)
20. DMX Krew - Seriously (Original Mix) (Magnetron Music)

Space Is The Place - Mixed By Qamar Sol DSR 12-08-2022

We're delighted to present a mix that Edinburgh based DJ/producer Wee DJs recorded exclusively for our podcast from his own tracks. 

1. Which artists has influenced you the most?

- Hard to pinpoint any one in particular. Psychick Warriors of Gaia, Spacemen 3, People Like Us, Michael Rother, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Ragga Twins, XL Middleton. The list is long...

2. What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- Have just released two tapes. One of new electro material on Posh End Recordings Expiration, by Wee DJs https://fear-e.bandcamp.com/album/expiration and another on Apartment Recordings of archive material from the early 90's. https://apartmentrecords.bandcamp.com/album/being-there
I write music constantly in my free time but I don't really send it to labels so it's hard to say what's next. I'll continue to release new material via bandcamp.

3. Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- Fastgraph, Tapes, XL Middleton. Not sure about labels.....

4. What inspires you now to create music?

- Noises in my head. Listening to music. Suggestions from friends.

5. If it's not a secret, what set-up do you use when creating music?

- Vaz Modular to create Wee DJs music. 
For my other aliases I have a small hardware setup. Couple of Elektron machines, some fx machines, mixing desk etc. One little box I got my hands on is the Audiothingies Micromonsta which is really great. Money isn't readily available so I focus on what I really need.

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@the-wee-djs

Strange But Dance Music #90: Wee DJs

Poladroïd is a project that started in 2000. After a debut on International Deejay Gigolos he went his own way and created Roulette Rekordz, releasing artists like Scape One, MANASYt, The WeeDJs and a bunch of various compilations... He also toured Europe and played mostly in Belgium with  ADULT., Ectomorph, Anthony Rother, Dopplereffekt and a long list of local artists...

He then took a break to resurface in 2019, relaunching his label at the same time. He has since released on Diffuse Reality, Detriti and appeared on Applied Research, Science Cult and Patterned Media. 

Known for the fierceness of his live performances, Poladroïd delivers his unique blend of electro with a relentlessness that has been constant over the years. Constructed like a movie with its twists and turns, his sets are an immersive experience in a strange world where only one thing is sure; you're gonna get a beating.

1. Which artists has influenced you the most?

- Mick Harris, J.K. Broadrick, Arvo Part, Steve Reich, John Zorn, Miles Davis, Lalo Schifrin, Cerrone, So many people it would be impossible to list.
When I started doing electro, Drexciya and Dopplereffekt had the biggest influence on me. I also have to mention Ectomorph and AUX88, mostly the Detroit sound. 
Then I discovered the west coast electro/glitch/idm scene, and I have to say that Ben Milstein's music left a deep imprint in my brain. 
Another major memory is going to the DMZ parties in London, around 2004. Its at that point that I started to produce an hybridized type of music. If you listen to my 2007 liveset in Liege, it is the perfect illustration. 

2. What new projects/releases with your participation are expected in the near future?

- For Poladroïd there's 2 things in the pipeline at this moment. 
A 5 or 6 track EP  but I didnt got any news about it for a couple of months so Im not sure if its still on
A double vinyl album to be released somewhere in mid 2023.
I'm very bad at demarching labels and selling myself so I  kind of gave up sending demos but  if you own a label and are interested, dont hesitate to get in touch with me.

3. Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- Artists: Hexalyne, Datacrashrobot, Trichome, Henry Hearse, Syl Kougaï,  SMPL SMPL, Syrte, ....
People who go their own way and have stories to tell.
Labels: Detriti, Dead Channel Records, Hyperdub, these are the first to come to mind but there's others.

4. What inspires you now to create music?

- My environment.

 5. What set-up do you use when creating music?

- I was an hardware-only guy until I got back into music 3 years ago.
Today its mostly software (Ableton) but I still use a couple of Strymon pedals (Big Sky & Timeline), a DSI Evolver, a Matrix1000  and a DFAM.

Follow:
Facebook : www.facebook.com/poladroid.rr
SoundCloud : @poladroid-rr

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Bandcamp : www.rouletterekordz.bandcamp.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/rouletterekordzzz
Instagram : www.instagram.com/rouletterekordz/
SoundCloud : @roulette-rekordz

Strange But Dance Music LIVE #10: Poladroïd

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Bristol

I remixed my track to fit the skating rink gigs I've been doing. Hope you like!

Space Funk The Invaders Danny C Old School Remix

Starting to get better. Putting more time into my tunes, and working on structuring. I got all of these ideas, but I realize they have led me to forsake a steady grove with a good bounce. Eveeryyyybody love a steady groove with a good bounce. Weirdly, this has led me to think about how maybe I’m not making music to dance to, or, better yet, maybe I’m trying to find the lands between something that my mind calls to make complex and unexpected, but my body wants to be consistent and reliable

Breaking Waves 3-3-22

Will Web