Livin In Stereo - Episode 014 - Sunset Tracks

00:00 - Galen’s Flashback Mix:
1. Shake - Sonar 123 - Peacefrog
2. Paperclip People - The Climax - Planet E
3. LFO vs. FUSE - Loop - Plus 8
4. Scott Ferguson - Dump Days - Ferrispark
5. Virgo Four - It’s A Crime - Rush Hour

00:30:24 - Interview:
A virtual meet-up with Galen and Doc Martin, going deep on his musical beginnings in San Francisco and transition to LA. Also, fantastic music history as the city transitioned into house music in clubs and undergrounds from the late 80s to early 90s, how Sublevel came into existence,  to his long-lasting partnership with Stussy, and so much more…

0:55:37 - DJ Mix:
Doc Martin delivers an exclusive 1-hour chugging house mix that is reminiscent of being on the dance floor for one of his deep dives for many hours and served as a prelude for his guest appearance at the Sunset Sound System Fall Outdoor Park Party.

1:56:54 - End.

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Livin in Stereo w/ Galen & Doc Martin  | Live on HydeFM | 09/29/22

MH - 05 Xavier De Enciso - Herencia Preview

No need to introduce LA-based techno legend Drumcell to our cast of RYC fellows, the man’s CV speaks for itself. Hard-hitting and brainy, Drumcell’s signature is one of mixed essence, ruggedly agressive yet endowed with levels of production intricacies and future-facing relevancy that can not but command admiration, as evidenced by his background of top-level efforts for Chris Liebing’s CLR, Blank Code and his own imprint, Droid Recordings. True to his ubiquitous style, Drumcell treats us to a dizzyingly vibrant mix of high-powered, kick-heavy industrial thunder and knee-buckling bass manoeuvres, which promises to have the club door's hinges flying off and the building’s foundations shaken askew. Zeroed in on busting every damn sign of breathing, raving life in its wake. 

soundcloud.com/drumcell

Reclaim Your City 

Reclaim Your City 532 | Drumcell

The Computer Controlled series of mixes I started back in 1997 were groundbreaking in the sense of taking your own record releases and making them into an album by playing these records in a live DJ set.

I didn't name my tracks on my Ghetto Technics records.  I released 16 records, went to California twice and mixed these records into two different albums which became Computer Controlled 1 & 2.  These were actual releases which sold 50,000 units. 

In 2003 a bootleg release of volume 3 appeared when the label went chapter 11.  And Volume 4 was a Soundcloud release only.  Times have changed.  Lives have changed.  

Computer Controlled 5 for 2023.  The concept remains.  Record a bunch of new tracks all exclusive unreleased material.  Everything on this mix has been made in 2023.  Everything has come full circle.  At 133.333 BPM, the beats on vinyl rotate one revolution per one measure of music.

No vinyl here though.  My Analog days are far behind me.  I still love my vinyl, but this is an all digital affair in 2023.  Creation to completion.  I still have the raw style which always was my signature.

I hope you enjoy it, I really did my best to bring my signature style to this project.  All the best, BONES OUT.

COMPUTER CONTROLLED 5 / FRANKIE BONES / CONTINUOUS DJ MIX

XX 17

XX 17 A1

ARTIST: ROBERTO & JAMIE ANDERSON (feat. ROBERT OWENS)
TITLE: WAREHOUSE EP
LABEL: FOSSIL ARCHIVE
CATALOGUE NO: FAUK009
FORMAT: VINYL / DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
RELEASED: 25 MARCH (VINYL) / 05 APRIL (DIGITAL) 2019
TRACK LISTING:
A1. BROKEN (feat. ROBERT OWENS)
A2. BARE ESSENTIALS (feat. ROBERT OWENS)
B1. ACID TEST
B2. BELL THEORY
DIGI BONUS - BROKEN (INSTRUMENTAL)

@robertodj
@jamieanderson
@robert-owens-official
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This is the second studio collaboration released on Fossil Archive between label owner Roberto and Artform’s Jamie Anderson. This time we have a four track EP compiled to take the listener on a sonic trip through an authentic all-night warehouse experience. 

On the A-side are two tracks which feature the vocal talents of the Chicago legend Robert Owens. ‘Broken’ and ‘Bare Essentials’ are exclusive ‘warehouse’ versions of songs the trio worked on at Jamie’s studio in Berlin for Robert Owens’ forthcoming album ‘Naked’. 

On the flip we have a raw acid track composed with a classic 303, 808 and 909 din-sync configuration running live through the mixing desk with a spring reverb for effects and a Joe Meek for compression. Finally ‘Bell Theory’ explores synthesised analogue sequences with a deep hypnotic provenance which serves up mind-food as the sun breaks through the rafters.
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Supported By:

Luke Slater 
Rolando 
Jonas Kopp 
Slam 
Black Madonna 
Markus Suckut
Dustin Zahn 
Shinedoe 
Staffan Linzatti	
Electric Indigo 
Zadig
Ilario Alicante 
Maarten Mittendorff 
Juan Sanchez 
Random XS 
Bleak 
Albert van Abbe 
Sawlin 
Dimitri (Amsterdam) 
Roland Appel	
IORI 
Developer
Fred P / Black Jazz Consortium
Chrissy 
Basic Soul Unit 
Emmanuel 
Franco Cinelli 
Patrick Siech
Santiago Salazar 
Louis Haiman

Fossil Archive 009 - Roberto & Jamie Anderson (feat. Robert Owens) - Warehouse Ep

Tracklist:
1.Omar S- Triangulum Australe
2.Gabriella Vergilov- Izlel e Delio (GV’s Behringer Intro) (Upcoming)
3.Gabriella Vergilov- Hear Me When I Talk/ Слушай ме (Upcoming)
4.Xavier De Enciso- Long Distance
5.Cosmin TRG- Belvedere
6.Dj Bone- Music (Samuel L. Session Remix)
7.Sebastian Mullaert- Fusion (Marcus Suckut Remix)
8.Fenome- Performer (RNGD Remix)
9.Marco Shuttle ft. Gabriella Vergilov- The Moon Chant
10.Sandra Mosh- 040
11.Mike Parker- Amalgamated (Extension Mix, Remastered)
12.Luke Slater- Love (Marcel Dettmann’s Black Gloves Remix)
13.Idealist- Vocal Jam
14.Planetary Assault Systems- Function4 (James Ruskin Rework)
15.Kirill Mamin- Track 6
16.Martyn- Is This Insanity? feat. The Spaceape (Ben Klock Remix)
17.Gabriella Vergilov- Le Petite Mort (Upcoming)
18.Roman Lindau- Heck
19.Env3- Typ17 (Aux Couture Remix)
20.DJ Hell- This Is For You
21.Dustin Zahn- Politics Of Seduction
22.Temporary Permanence- Dimitro, Sino, Dimitro

Gabriella Vergilov @THE MOAT, Dimensions Festival '19

ARTIST: ROMAN LINDAU & ROBERTO
TITLE: PATH TO ENCHANTMENT EP
LABEL: FOSSIL ARCHIVE
CATALOGUE NO: FAUK010
FORMAT: VINYL / DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
RELEASED: 28 OCTOBER (VINYL) / 01 NOVEMBER (DIGITAL) 2019
TRACK LISTING:

A1. TRANSATLANTIC
A2. DEVASTATOR
B1. BULL IN A CHINA SHOP
B2. PATH TO ENCHANTMENT

@romanlindau
@robertodj
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Born out of distaste for the current trend of excessively hard and fast techno, this collaboration between Berlin based Roman Lindau and Fossil Archive boss Roberto from London, seeks to bring the groove and soul back into Techno.

After back to back sets at the likes of fabric in London, Tresor in Berlin and Culture Box in Copenhagen, the connection between these two artists was firmly cemented. This lead to their first studio collaboration ‘Nerinea Trinodosa’ which appeared on Fossil Archive 006 in 2017. The studio process felt very natural, with each artist assuming different roles. Their latest effort ‘Path to Enchantment’ comes with 4 new fresh tracks designed to tell a story by both of these exciting artists on Fossil Archive.
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Supported by:

Slam 
Surgeon
Dense & Pika
Truncate
Joseph Capriati
Dustin Zahn
Mano le Tough
Black Madonna
Simian Mobile Disco
Basic Soul Unit
Jay Clarke
Developer
Eric Cloutier
Fabrice Lig
Cassegrain
Shinedoe

Fossil Archive 010 - Roman Lindau & Roberto - Path To Enchantment Ep

Xavier De Enciso [Yaxteq] DJ set @ The Black Lodge 08.03.19
https://soundcloud.com/xavier-la
https://soundcloud.com/yaxteq

Xavier De Enciso  @ The Black Lodge 08.03.19

Recorded live at The Night Gate to Techno - Los Angeles underground. 3-16-13
All vinyl set. This turned out to be quite an amazing musical journey. 

Download, share and enjoy! Don't forget to comment.

www.facebook.com/XavierDeEnciso.LA
www.facebook.com/lovefix.techno.house/
www.instagram.com/xavierdeenciso/

Xavier De Enciso Live at The Night Gate to Techno 3-16-13

We Are Not Alone Pt. 3

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Xavier De Enciso was born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, an area of L.A. that gave rise to the west coast electro sound with artists like Egyptian Lover and Arabian Prince. It was during this time in the mid-1980s that Xavier realized that his community was a creative force populated with DJs playing funk, new wave, and eventually Detroit techno. At the age of fifteen, Xavier immersed himself in his neighborhoods’ DJ culture. But it was his initial contact to the abstract sounds of techno that dramatically altered the course of his life and gave way to a new direction. He immediately shifted his musical interest and and in 1990, he received his first experience at promoting techno events in the “back yard party” scene of South, West, and East Los Angeles. 

By 1992, he was immersed in L.A.’s infamous underground warehouse parties where he became a frequent party-goer at legendary undergrounds such as Double Hit Mickey. Driven by a new vision, he set his goal to play at the undergrounds alongside L.A.’s established DJ roster that included names such as Ron D Core, Doc Martin, Barry Weaver, R.A.W. and Steve Loria. Xavier became part of the second wave of DJs that emerged in L.A.'s famed underground circuit. Crossing cultural and physical boundaries, his sets have been witnessed in warehouses, alleys, empty parking lots, deserts, forests, abandoned buildings, sports arenas, and major clubs. His skills earned him top billing alongside the industry’s most respected artists such as Joey Beltram, Kevin Saunderson, Frankie Bones, Doc Martin, Laurent Garnier, John Aquaviva, The Advent, DJ Hyperactive, Mike Dearborn, Josh Wink, Westbam, LTJ Bukem, David Alvarado, Juan Atkins, Mikael Stavostrand, Drumcell, John Tejada, DJ Dex, Santiago Salazar, Esteban Adame, Kris Wadsworth, Claude Young, Silent Servant, and Peter Van Hoesen, just to name a few.

Known for his programming and seamless mixing skills often blurring the lines between techno and house, he’s taken his sound around the U.S and abroad. As a promoter, he's produced some of L.A.'s most memorable raves such as “Ravecycle” (1992), “Opium” (1994- 1998), “Weeble World,” (1996,1997); hosting established artists such as LTJ Bukem, Vapour Space, and Gus Gus. He's also produced underground house events under "Citrusoul" from 1998-2000. 

In 2004, he redirected his focus to academic studies and earned his BA/MA in Chicana/o Studies from Cal State University Northridge. He continued his academic track and has since contributed to L.A.’s underground scene by writing his Masters thesis in 2009 on Los Angeles’ rave DJ culture of the 1990s from a Chicano perspective. He is currently an adjunct professor at East Los Angeles College.

In 2009 he returned from academic hiatus and formed LOVEFIX, a collective that aims at providing a space for techno and house music where community and the underground sound prevail. With a passion for academia and underground nightlife, he's been invited to speak at conferences bringing forth L.A.’s unique underground dance culture.  

He made his debut on MODELHART records via Norway as their 5th vinyl release in 2014 and made the rotations at the mighty Berghain. In addition, he's collaborating with other L.A. techno artists and is set to release music late 2018 under the Artifacts of Struggle Imprint.