Diffuse Reality Podcast 086: Slaves of Sinus

Arkada records is happy to present the 042 episode of our podcast series this month mixed and selected by a very talented Dj and Co-owner of the electronic podcast Strange But Dance Music - Mika Regards.
We are very excited to welcome Mika and present his amazing skills and outstanding music selection to our followers.
An absolutely great mix featuring a lot of our broken beats and electro music favourites of artists from all over the world. Definitely something you shouldn’t miss 
Many thanks to Mika for taking the time and creating this podcast for us 
Featuring: Bear Jordan, TSVI, Abroxis, Adrien d'Elzius, Ceqi, Kodah, KUSS, Filmmaker, Jadzia, Robodrum and many more.

Bio:
DJ and musician since 2005. Co-owner of electronic podcast from the heart of Siberia - Strange But Dance Music.
The purpose and objectives of this podcast is not only to explore all sorts of different facets of electro, but also to reveal the influence on music through the location of the artist.

Featuring: Bear Jordan, TSVI, Abroxis, Adrien d’Elzius, Ceqi, Kodah, Kuss, Filmmaker, Jadzia, Robodrum and many more.

Links:
https://soundcloud.com/mikaregards
https://soundcloud.com/strangebutdancemusic

Mika Regards /Arkada podcast 042

August Edition of the PT Radioshow on GFR with very Special Guest DEFUNKT DIALEKT (Irrational Media Society, Kraktronic, PT, Earthlings, Spacebar Sentiments) alongside ADJ.

PT SHOW Aug 22 With ADJ And DEFUNKT DIALEKT

Our 8th podcast is made by DeAnn Dylema.

Based in Philadelphia with a special interest in electro, techno, biodiversity and sea otters. 

This extra long mix she contributed is a driving journey through different times and fields of  classic and pumping electro, all knotted by sharp basslines, kicking drums and darksided synths. Buckle up!

https://soundcloud.com/deann-dylema

Tracklist:
1 Amon Tobin, Two Fingers, Thys - Puma Rhythm 
2 Freak Force Crew - Freak Force Groove 
3 Proto, GUCCI BASS - Try Again 
4 DVS NME - Interpassivity 
5 Sync 24 & The Exaltics - Vacuum (Sync 24's Bad Trip Mix) 
6 Jensen Interceptor & Assembler Code - Hyper Reality (Sync 24 Remix) 
7 Nite Fleit - Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose 
8 Alonzo - Drunken Badger 
9 Jensen Interceptor - Ufology 
10 DJ Godfather - Take a Ride Through Detroit 
11 Darxid - No Me Maltrates (AE35 Remix) 
12 Stanny Abram - Lonely Appendix 
13 Alonzo - Unprofessional 
14 Radioactive Man - What Happened To The Stash? 
15 Kristin Velvet - Drop It 
16 Exzakt - Beat Box
17 Zeta Reticula - Wakefulness 
18 Anthony Rother - Kalkulator 
19 Thys - DoomTimelineTM 
20 Thomas P. Heckmann - Robocop 
21 The Hacker & Commuter - RBMK (MMT-8 Remix) 
22 Second Storey - Attack Of The Modlings 
23 DJ Godfather - That Electro Shit 
24 Miss Kittin & The Hacker - 1982 (Exzakt Remix)
25 Teslasonic - Death Ray 
26 Illektrolab - Say Robot 
27 DJ Godfather - Checkmate 
28 Nikki Nair & Nala - Escape
29 Anthony Rother - Personator
30 Phantom Express - The Rhythm 
31 Thomas P. Heckmann - Noise Nose 
32 Punx Soundcheck & Dead Pop Stars - The Last Romantic

Disposable Time Guest Mix by DeAnn Dylema

DTP#08 - DeAnn Dylema

Sesión grabada para Humanoid Audio en mi estudio/casa y masterizada por Electrical Waves Processor  (100% vinilo)

Humanoid Audio

Show #268
Breaking Waves 7-7-22
1. iNFO - Fractal
2. Acid Safari feat. Jade Patricia - Revs Sesh (Julian Castles Remix)
3. Drama.efx - Acesso de Memória
4. Useless - Twice a Week
5. Plastic Ivy - Superior Corruption (Speaking Parts Remix)
6. Carlos Sicrock - R65
7. Korrupted Brothers - Computah Life (Rework)
8. Honexters - Red Neon Lights
9. The Bandit & Vema-Diodes - Failed mission
10.Middle Men - Pubic Wasp
11.Robert Cosmic - Siempre Chandal
12.Vema Diodes - Time Traveller
13.Kitbuilders - Tenderness (C-version)

Breaking Waves 7-7-22

Every Friday at 21:00 CET www.dreamstreamradio.nl 
In the mix by Qamar Sol

MAKE MUSIC NOT WAR!!

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Support Qamar Sol / Ray La Soul:
Bandcamp : qamarsol.bandcamp.com/releases
Facebook : www.facebook.com/qamarsolmusic
Instagram : www.instagram.com/qamarsolmusic/
SoundCloud : @qamarsol @raylasoul

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Tracklist:
01. iNFO - Electronic Soul (Bandcamp)
02. Cliff Dalton - Modus Operandi (Unreleased)
03. Low Tape - Arctic Orbital Station (We're Going Deep)
04. Extrawelt - Gazelle Flip (720° Version) (Dreaming Awake)
05. iNFO - Resolute (Bandcamp)
06. iNFO - Relative Distance (Bandcamp)
07. Featherstone - Hyphae (Bandcamp)
08. KafkaCtrl - RBT LBR (Bandcamp)
09. Fasme - ICI (Feel My Bicep)
10. Fasme - Home (Feel My Bicep)
11. Featherstone - Other Voices (Bandcamp)
12. Lloyd Stellar - Takeover (Science Cult)
13. KafkaCtrl  - Markov Chain (Lazercat Acid-Ctrl Remix) (Bandcamp)
14. KafkaCtrl  - KERNEL Engine (Bandcamp)
15. Hardenberg - Augmented Reality
16. Lloyd Stellar - Midnight Shimmering (Science Cult)
17. Featherstone - Chrysalis (Bandcamp)
18. Lloyd Stellar - Time Anomalies (Science Cult)
19. Hardenberg - Öl
20. Featherstone - Prism (Bandcamp)

Space Is The Place - Mixed By Qamar Sol DSR 09-12-2022

Today we have Christopher Lombardo as our guest. He is a composer, sound designer, and art director from Ft Lauderdale, Florida.

Which artists has influenced you the most?

- A lot to unpack in this question. 3 artists come to mind. When I was 11 years old, I was awakened to music and its power by Slipknot, which eventually lead to a love of extreme metal (death, black, doom, etc - metal was my first true love and that still shows). It was a chance encounter with a dude a full grade older than me. He walks up to me in Spanish class and says "here you need this" ... and hands me the Iowa record. They say life boils down to a few moments. This was one of them.
When I was 15, NIN inspired me to take production more seriously and that music didn't need to revolve around guitars and be angry all the time. Emotion was okay, and the spectrum of emotion did more for the music than just adolescent rage.
Around the age of 19, my group of college friends began experimenting with psychedelics, and coincidentally was around the time I stumbled into the Warp records. I think these two factors took me away from song and rock music completely. Prior to that I was still very much cemented in a "song" mentality. Squarepusher rocked me to my core and had me reevaluating all of my musical experiences and understandings I held at that point. I remember it feeling like a dam of inspiration had just burst - I didn't have to make traditional dance music, but I didn't have to be in a traditional band either.

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

- A small remix EP of my last release "Cephalgian" will be wrapped up once the final tracks are complete. I'm very much looking forward to Mitoma and Daed's interpretations, but will also feature some new tracks. I am working on a follow up EP but that has no concrete details to announce.

Which artists/labels is more relevant to you now?

- These days I find myself listening mostly to stuff outside of electronic music. I'm heavily into soul, folk, funk during my work day, actually. I find myself just enjoying the music vs analyzing (which is what happens when I listen to electronica (or metal)). While I was in the last round of production for Cephalgian, I was exclusively listening to acoustic guitar based music because it was so far away from what I was doing. The simplicity of just 3 chords and a voice is just fascinating to me - it's something I could never do.
There is so much music being created these days, and it is available to us so readily, it is harder and harder for me to sit down and connect with it.
Some recent discoveries or heavily repeated listens are:
AI Lover, Justin Townes Earle, Tonto's Expanding Head Band, Dave Van Ronk, Zamilska, Portal, TENGGER, Objekt, Skee Mask, Ital Tek, Street Sects, Spectral Voice, Bongripper, Junior Kimbrough, Dr John and Dragged Into Sunlight.

What inspires you now to create music?

- In my younger days I think I would've tried to say something profound here.
As an old man with more perspective? I've had an instrument in hand since I was 8 years old and  I don't think I'd be the same person without the music. It's an escape, I think about it all day, every day, and am in love with all it brings to my life. The tinkering, the artistic demands of crafting a track, the nerdiness, the unending search for something that's just out of reach, that deep understanding with other musicians, the hours and hours of debate with my friends, the gear collection.... the obsession.  I could go on and on - simple fact is, I fucking love music. I want to be part of it and live it and breathe it... that's more profound than inspiration to me.

What set-up do you use when creating music?

- My setup is forever in flux...especially my live performance gear. Since 2008 I've been producing almost exclusively on the computer but recent years have seen some eurorack addiction.

@christopherlombardo
https://christopher-lombardo.bandcamp.com

Strange But Dance Music LIVE #13: Christopher Lombardo

Tracklistings Radio Show #084 (2023.01.27) : HC Records 2022 Highlights w/ Cignol @ Deep Space Radio

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Jameson Irish Whiskey Presents :

We are pleased to announce our next showcase at Hypnotica Colectiva records, which will be held on Saturday the 19th of November at our record shop and dance club in Valencia. La Discoteca K&H Vinyl Store / Killing Time. 🛸

On the occasion of the release of our 14th vinyl, we will have with us the artist creator of the record, from Dublin (Ireland) Paul Cignol. 🇨🇮

17.00 Interview 🎙
18.00 Catering 🍱
19.00 Dj Sets & Live Show

🎧 David Verdeguer (Explorations Open Set)
🎧 Raszia aka The Lost Boys
🎧 Frank-F
🎧 Sheetone
🎛 Cignol (Live)
🎧 Domingo Dark Vinyl aka Kaxtelian

Thanks to Jameson Hosts for the support 👊

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Follow Cignol :
Bandcamp : www.cignol.bandcamp.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/Cignol
Instagram : www.instagram.com/cignol
Linktree : www.linktr.ee/Cignol
SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/cignol
Website : www.cignol.com

Follow HC Records :
Bandcamp : www.hcrecords.bandcamp.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/hypnoticacolectivarecords
Instagram : www.instagram.com/hc_records_hypnotica_colectiva
SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/hypnoticacolectivarecords
YouTube : www.youtube.com/channel/UCHRNcRdevYzG73fykHsHlMg

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Deep Space Radio

Tracklistings Radio Show #084 (2023.01.27) : HC Records 2022 Highlights w/ Cignol (Live)

Nos vamos a Barcelona para presentarles al siguiente artista invitado, su nombre es Alejandro Robles, más bien conocido como Low Tide aka Húmedo, y es el encargado de firmar la numero 38 de la serie.

Alejandro nació en 1976 en la ciudad donde reside, aspecto que ayudó a educarlo con un amplio abanico de estilos y corrientes en cuanto a la música. Su trayectoria profesional comienza en el año 2000 en varios circuitos de la ciudad Condal. También adquirió conocimientos en la organización de eventos y programación de artistas y protocolos a seguir, gestionando su promotora (Grupo La Fresca) y trabajando para el booking del sello (Eardrum Records), entre 2003 y 2007.

Una amplia gama de estilos llenan sus recuerdos desde sus inicios hasta el día de hoy, donde sus sets inyectan Boogie, New Beat, Pop 80's, Synth Wawe, Electro 80's, Disco, Italo-disco, Electro y Electrónica en general. Con todos ellos ha pasado por espacios tales como Space, Danzatoria, Oven, La Cova, Fellini, Catwalk, Souvenir, KGB, Macarena Club, BLVD, Freedonia, Luv, Mint, Switch, Mad Barcelona, 33/45/45/ 33, La Cova d'en Choroi (Menorca) y más.

Actualmente bajo sus diferentes proyectos personales (Low_tide, Húmedo y Axel Roures) gestiona LTProjects así como los eventos, Follone Follone y W.A.N.B.D.

https://soundcloud.com/ltprojects

Tracklist:

01▪︎ Alex Martín feat Helen - Vigilante
02▪︎ David Morley - Phased Out
03▪︎ DMX Crew - Overseer
04▪︎ Robot City - Onda Criminal feat Soker
05▪︎ Privacy Autonegotiation - Slide Bask
06▪︎ Bobaflux - Turian
07▪︎ Bad Pad - Bokanovsky
08▪︎ Gem_Y - River of Light
09▪︎ Privacy Autonegotiation - Filestream
10▪︎ Gesloten Cirkel - Vader
11▪︎ Dj Suagger & Luzie - Hell on Earth
12▪︎ Dj Web - The Secrets of Endonecroism
13▪︎ Favio Vinuesa - Chandal Propaganda
14▪︎ Univac - Delta Resonance
15▪︎ Shcuro - Predictive Mechanism
16▪︎ DMX Crew - Dust Evil
17▪︎ Do Or Die - I'm Your God
18▪︎ Dj Suagger & Luzie - Dungeon Crauler
19▪︎ Univac - Segunda Creación 
20▪︎ The Dexorcist - Come and See
21▪︎ Dj Web - The Necroromantic Force


Links de interés:

https://linktr.ee/Low_tide     
https://www.instagram.com/lt_projects_/
https://www.facebook.com/alexrobles76
https://www.beatport.com/release/butterfly/903911 
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjlYRRDLMRok9J0csyDJWNQ

EAK Invites #38 Low_Tide / Húmedo

As we find ourselves in a 2nd lockdown, we are proud to bring you our 2nd series; DECENNIUM, which celebrates 10 years of Natural Selection. We will bring you mixes and live sets recorded exclusively for Natural Selection, from a long list of our residents, past guests and other closely affiliated artists and friends. We feel in the current climate it is crucial to unify together our artists and supporters and we are so happy to be able to continue to provide a platform for music, whilst we are forced into this lockdown situation. Thank you to everyone involved for bringing this together and making it possible.

Kicking off the series is none other than Dez Williams (Elektronik Religion, Mechatronica), an artist who we hold huge appreciation for. Hailing from Holy Island, off the coast of North Wales, Dez Williams began his musical journey at a very early age and has become one of the most reputable producers and machine enthusiasts to grace the scene today. Inspired by many of the classic Chicago / Detroit / Electro / Techno producers, his sound is unique, uncompromising and unpredictable. His vision of Techno is deep and futuristic with a heavy dose of machine funk. His tracks can range from driving Techno to melancholic and dark synthesiser orchestrations, ghostly deep listening, straight up Electro cuts and beyond. Within his sounds are vast amounts of detail for the listener to decipher. Emotions transmitted through mathematics and code. 

Williams' tracks have found their way into the sets of DJ's like Dave Clarke, Adam X, John Peel, Ellen Allien, Mike Dred and Rob Hall. His debut LP 'Elektronik Religion' for the SCSI label was hailed as "One of the very few truly great electro albums of the new century". Dez has since released on an array of heavyweight labels including Ai, Brokntoys, Diffuse Reality, Mechatronica, Shipwrec and his own label Elektronik Religion. 

We feel honoured to have him open our series with this lethal set made exclusively for Natural Selection.

Breaking Waves 7-7-22

Will Web

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