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@DarkScienceElectro episode 463 was mixed by @Feryne

ADJ - Flippin With Switches
Radioactive Man - Radio Eins (Mix 1)
Tripeo & Cadans - Perfect Replication
Joannes - Comfort
Fleck ESC - Shaping Grey
Carlos Sicrock - Area 51
Casper Hastings - Renegade Rizla (NoMoon Rmx)
X23 - Launchpad
CYBEREIGN - A Future Of Darkness
Model Citizens - Panic Button
Syrte - Lifeform
Zelada - Rebimboca
TV.OUT - A2.
X-truder - Testing Reality
Freddy Fresh - Black Out (Exzakt Remix)
L.F.T. - Demons In My Head
Borai & Denham Audio - Intraleks

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Feryne

Dark Science Electro presents: Feryne guest mix

The 513th episode of @DarkScienceElectro was mixed by @richardeasel

Richard Easel is the Electro project of Berlin-based DJ and producer Riccardo Sbardella from Italy.  

Dynarec - Handover
Fear-E x Nightwave - Swedge Hammer
Anthiliawaters - Digging Up
Quadratschulz - Phenolphthalein
Urban Tribe - Synthesis
Wade Watts - 303 Colours
Martyn Bootyspoon - Buss Down
Mas 2008 - Lifeform
Imatran Voima - Techno Slut (Exzakt vs Dynamik Bass System's mix)
Dj Allskynz - Joint
Hadamard - Entry Point
Richard Easel - Smooth Vibrato (Federico Leocata Remix)
Microthol - Hostile Invasion
DJ Di’jital - ElectroHop1
Delta Funktionen x Tarè Lachs - GL T2C H3TR4 (Richard Easel mix)
D. Strange - Hover
Walton - Rolla
Versalife - Recombinant Creations
Dynarec - Lagomorph

Richard Easel

Dark Science Electro presents: Richard Easel guest mix

Show #178
Breaking Waves 4-30-20
1. Marco Bernardi - Slight Scare of Befornias
2. w1b0 - Pathogen Transmission
3. Arsonist Recorder - Zonder
4. Anthony Rother - My Soul
5. Brandski - Frénésie
6. Crossmods - Exquise
7. Wee DJs - Slo
8. Kitbuilders - No Good (g version)
9. Alex Jann - Fractal Collision
10.Setrus - Set Descial
11.Cestrian - Leather Mechanic
12.N-TER - Funquatic
13.Jani Ho - Ordinary Machines
14.Will Web - Injection
15.Dez Williams - Krittikal
16.Cherriep - Black Mesa
17.Detroit's Filthiest - The Force

Breaking Waves 4-30-20

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Ninth edition of my live stream shows on Timeline Music - last Saturday of each month.

The full video available of me on the 1210s:

https://www.timeline-music.co.uk/gamadon-warehouse-manifesto-009-sept-2020/


1.	DIBU Z – Breakaway Civilisation (Dominance Electricity) 
2.	DIBU Z – Battleship Routine (Dominance Electricity) 
3.	DIBU Z – Gnarly (Dominance Electricity) 
4.	Bintus – Reincarnated Savage (Bedouin)
5.	Blintmusik – Mondphase 2 (Blint)
6.	Anthony Rother – 3L3C7RO Commander (Psi49Net)
7.	Interviews – Hi Boi (Bitterfeld)
8.	Anthony Rother – Observer (Psi49Net)
9.	W.LV.S – Blacksmith ‘The Hacker Remix’ (Astropolis)
10.	Jensen Interceptor & Assembler Code – Red Cell (20:20 Vision)
11.	Kafkactrl – Occam’s Razor (Vortex Traks)
12.	Interviews – Feather (Bitterfeld)
13.	OverworX – Heroes Are Not Mine (OverworX)
14.	Lake Haze - 303 Cult (Acid Avengers)
15.	Dmitry Distant - Contemplation (Bass Agenda)
16.	Deemphasis – Digital Sparks (AC)
17.	Shawn Rudiman – Caustic Hammer (TRO)
18.	Alien FM – Record Man (Puzzlebox)
19.	Max Durante & Keith Tucker – Digital System (Electrix)
20.	Red Arremer – Track 4 ‘bonus track’ (Radio Mars)
21.	Fleck E.S.C. – Roundup (Untitled Recs)
22.	Anthony Rother – Stellarator (Cultivated Electronics)
23.	DIBU Z – Snatchers (Dominance Electricity)
24.	Interviews – Throat (Bitterfeld)
25.	Ole Mic Odd – Echo Park (Zement)
26.	CYRK – Obsession (Burial Soil)
27.	Lake Hop – Vertigo (Optical Illusions)
28.	CYRK – Recalibration (Burial Soil)
29.	Pineal Navigation - Zealous (Xerophkz)
30.	OCB - Physics ‘video Game version’ (Casa Voyager)
31.	Detroit’s Filthiest – Let Em Burn (Casa Voyager)
32.	Sepehr – Darklord (Klakson)
33.	Dexorcist – Rage Signal (Ecstasy Garage Disco)
34.	Skuum – Forza (Strictly Strictly)
35.	Skuum – Forza ‘Luz1e Killah cut’ (Strictly Strictly)

Warehouse Manifesto Episode 9 - Timeline Music (Sept 2020)

Barcelona based Carlos Sicrock, known to some simply as "Pasta" or "Carlitos", is a perfect example of how the Spanish and Catalonian cultures seem to produce such passionate Electro producers. Perhaps you could say it's a bit of a balance between having been right in the middle of the expansion of the sound through the 80's and 90's as many of the old school and new school artists of international fame have visited the region, not to mention the sound has always had its share of popularity with its people. But also that in some ways they have also been "cut off" from the true epicenters of this music, making them perfect spectators of the sound and culture.

With New York, Los Angeles, Miami and London being hotbeds for this sound and where the majority of the pioneers originated from, to some degree it could be said that aspiring artists and lovers of the sound in Spain and Catalonia couldn't help but observe in amazement as Electro grew to become such a global phenomenon, going on to influence music in general in so many ways, and giving them in particular a sense of curiosity and appreciation for the music that is evident in the productions to come from the region year after year.

Carlos remembers growing up in a large family that was very musically diverse, offering a broad enough palette of listening that everything from the sounds of James Brown to Pink Floyd, passing through Supertramp and Heavy Metal bands like Judas Priest would give him a very open mind to many styles of music. But none would impact him as much as the emerging sounds of Electro. He recalls, saying that: "I started listening to Electro, and from the first moment I was totally hooked. I remember the first time I heard Cybotron, specifically the "Clear" theme, [also] Hashim, Warp 9, Man Parrish, The Jonzun Crew, and Afrika Bambaataa".

He goes on to explain of a time when Afrika Bambaataa came to play at the Amnesia club in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Catalonia, and getting a chance to breakdance for him. "When they closed the album, you could break dance for them while they collected the synths and other stuff, they freaked out but I did much more. To think of all the times I had danced to the theme Looking For The Perfect Beat, Planet rock, etc., and now they were the ones congratulating me. It was something of an eternal emotion".

Since then, Carlos Sicrock continues to gain momentum as a devoted Electro artist with a keen sense of how deep this sound can go, and why it's worth every bit of blood, sweat and tears to keep digging.

For now, check out his discography and support this fantastic Catalonian artist! You won't be disappointed. The tunes you will find will bewilder you, and challenge you emotionally and mentally.

Sirio Carlos SicRock

From deepest South West Wales DJ Five pushes electronic music into a small scene in Pembrokeshire. Playing all different types of genres he can he is now focusing more on Electro. With a string of events lined up for the future he is looking to push his sound further up the line with a small collective of DJ’s. 

DJ Five: https://soundcloud.com/user-146626643
https://www.facebook.com/DJ-Five-100641138142286

1. Bastik - Malfunktion
2.Darxid - No Me Maltrates
3.AKA123 - While you sleep
4.Gamma Intel - Casual Powe
5.LUZ1E - SOLITVDE
6.Anthony Rother - Love is for the Hardest
7.Cyan85 - Time Elapsed
8.Cybernet 1202 - Danger from above
9.Code Blue - My house
10.Lost Trax - Drift
11. DJ Di'Jital - 808 kits
12.Credit 00 - Islamatronic
13.Cyan85 - Contamination Phonk
14. Alex Jann - Fractal Collision
15.Nite Fleit - Folie a Dreamland (Jensen Interceptor Remix)
16. Nuklear Prophet - 808 plague
17.Nite Fleit - Usual Suspects (D.Tiffany Remix)

CyberDomain - DJ Five

LectrO cOd_E lays down another set of freaky electro tracks.  These five burners highlight some of his recent experiments with new production techniques and the results are intriguing, a bit absurd, but no less groovy than we have come to expect from this audacious beat smith.

'Last Bump' is garish and grinding with it's resonant blasts and hard clips of FM noise with the occasional stray carrier signal.  Of course, under all of the chaotic sonics is the signature LectrO bounce and relentless segmented arrangement style. A vibrant, animated mix layer for any occasion.

Continuing with 'Rewired', the pace is steady for fierce uprock with robotics on lock.  Random resonant bleeps dominate in abundance with poly rhythmic hooks strewn throughout...a track that sets and maintains a hard, funky plateau with a few carefully constructed miniature breaks to catch a breath.

'Randomized Funk' is LectrO cOd_E in a particularly spontaneous mode.  The snare drum play leads the charge through numerous layers of randomized sequences and quirky atonal patterns.  Another strong mix layer that exudes character and interest straight through.

'Watch Me' is an elaborate setup of pulverizing blips punching through a hyped-up beat with splattered, spinning hi-hat rolls, giving way to that commanding vocoder blast.  As would be expected, the track rolls through numerous sections.  In each chaotic but connective transition, we are subject to new synth sequences and vocal hits, designed to trigger and release in waves of pent-up madness.

Closing with 'Phatt Stabber', the EP settles in the dust of an abstract electro hip hop vibe.  The breathing atmospherics set a moody stage for some heady minimal bleep sequences... a proper bookend for this slamming workout of amped breaks. 


LectrO cOd_E: https://lectrocodeww.bandcamp.com/
Bandcamp: https://lectrocode1.bandcamp.com 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/electromusic86 
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/southernfiya

Woodwork Recordings: https://www.woodworkrecordings.com 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/woodworkrecordings/ 
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/woodworkrecordings

Last Bump

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SONS OF TRADERS IS BACK WITH STELLAR LINE UP! Sons of Traders 002 is a Compilation 8 Tracks Ep of loosely knit artists that surround the duo Sons of Traders (Mike Tansella Jr. and TANS). Leading the EP, the title track “Rotten to the Core” is a slow stomper with a forceful vocal sample and some various squelches. LA’s Kosmik picks up the tempo with “Murmurs” which features a hypnotic synth loop over a 4/4 beat. On “Chomping at the Bit” C.L.A.W.S. and Tyrell trade off between claps, hi hats and short delays underneath a sinister synth tone. To close the A side of the record is Future Blondes out of Texas with “2020 ultra visions”, a cut that can only be described as a sinister barrage of slamming drums and tones. The B side launches with “The Other Side of Town” by The White Lines, a dark electro workout with vocal samples, dark synths and growling bassline. Frigio label boss Juan Pablo brings us an intricate drum pattern with layers of synths on “Night Drive in Beijing”. “Self Feral” by Chris Mitchell is something with a hip hop swing, heavy drums, various feedback and vocals. Closing the EP is Dragee, a new artist from Haifa ,Israel. “Them” features a hard snare that holds together the demented vocals, claps and bassline that develop throughout the track.
Words : Chris Mitchell
https://sonsoftradersrecords.bandcamp.com/album/sons-of-traders-002-various-artists

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Woodwork Recordings is a Canadian record label that fuses multiple styles of electronic music, with branches in techno, electro, house, drum n bass, ambient, dub, hip hop and synthwave... Woodwork emerged in the late 1990s, releasing techno on 12” vinyl EPs with full-length live performance mixes on cassette... after vanishing for a 15 year hiatus, the label rekindled its past and began a second run, branching off into wider sonic territory... deliberately free of any singular definable sound, Woodwork is committed simply to craft, substance, and diversity...

LectrO COd E - Last Bump (wood071 Preview)

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