Yax Invites (Vinyl Only Mixes)

My next guest on Yax Invites is Ethical Governer, a techno producer from Belfast, Northern Ireland, who has formerly released tracks under the Hoth System moniker. In 2018 he set up his own label called Enclosed Order to release his own material as Ethical Governor and has a new album due for release on Diffuse Reality in May 2022. Expect 30 techno bangers in this all vinyl mix for Yax Invites.

https://soundcloud.com/ethical-governor

Yax Invites #012 - Ethical Governor

My next guest on Yax Invites is Dale, a DJ from Adelaide, Australia.

Recorded and mixed with one take on two turntables and a Xone 92, member of Adelaide’s soundcloud.com/visitors618 collective, Dale takes us on a hypnotic journey through the minimal, dubby, and melodic aspects of techno with tracks spanning 30 years, creating a composition of sound equally suited to the dancefloor or loungeroom.

soundcloud.com/dale618

Yax Invites #035 - Dale

My next guest on Yax Invites is Code618.

Residing in Adelaide, Australia, Code618 is a veteran of all things electronic music, obsessive crate digger and curator of techno and house sounds for over 30 years.

After hearing sonic explorations from Detroit, Chicago and Europe over the crackle of late night radio in the early 90s his radar was locked. For this mix he has delved deep into the vinyl archives for a retro inspired set of 90’s classics and newer releases on a similar tip. 

Mixed 100% on vinyl via venerable Technics 1200’s and DJM-600 in between Code618 leverages experience DJing during the 90’s in the burgeoning Adelaide techno scene.  Expect sounds from Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke, Surgeon, DJ Rush, Ausgang, Frozen Border and Joey Beltram to name a few….

https://soundcloud.com/code618

Yax Invites #044 - Code618

My next guest on Yax Invites is 1 auxy.

Birthed from the grit and grime of the mid-nineties Midwest rave scene. Born and currently residing in Akron, Ohio, USA. Inspired by the music and DJ’s coming out of Detroit, Chicago, New York, Berlin, the UK and the parties that were happening across the Midwestern United States during that magickal time. 1 Auxy began his obsession with record collecting and DJ’ing in 1995 in Akron and Cleveland. Warehouse parties and club nights. Late nights and early mornings. Techno, house music and the intersection where they meet. Raw, soulful, psychedelic. Mixing new and old. All for the love of the music. No bullshit. No gimmicks. 

"I really like this one. Starts off with ambient and more experimental jams, builds into a deep super heady techno set and ends with some dub techno from Maurizio and a house cut from Cassy. Really nice flow to it. Kind of like condensing a party into an hour and a half".

soundcloud.com/1auxy

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Yax Invites #051 - 1 auxy

My next guest on Yax Invites is London based DJK.

Hailing from New Zealand; vinyl-focussed DJK has gained recognition in his own right as an established selector, capable of igniting dancefloors with his impeccable record box full of sultry disco-edits, rough-edged Detroit techno and deep house cuts.

Relentlessly compelled by a passion to deliver top quality sets, he is always seeking out the freshest sounds, whilst keeping one eye on the music that inspired him to begin with. Whether it’s an under the radar Ron Hardy gem, or a newly released heavy hitter from Robert Hood; as long as it has a special groove, it will catch his attention. 

As a Remotion resident, he has supported the likes of Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, Krywald & Farrer, and Toy Tonics. During covid times he has been in demand with livestreams / mixes for Timeline Music, Club Sounds Live, Electric Lion radio and Bill Brewster’s 16 Loop show among others. His refreshing diversity in selections and effortless, intricate mixing skills; combined with the recent momentum he has gained, can only mean that there are bright things on DJK’s horizon.

https://soundcloud.com/nx96okbmi7kj

Yax Invites #058 - DJK

My next guest on Yax Invites is Adelaide techno veteran, Ben Alibi, who has kindly prepared an interesting write up to support his mix for the series below.

Good records offer an insight into another existence - be it here on Earth, or the far flung reaches of our imaginations. Speaking personally, the valuable ones are usually something I continue to find something new in and are as appreciated being played right through, or mixed as a portion in a set. 

When DJing, I feel the focus should be on the music itself; I've only ever used two sources at once and I like to believe that in some ways there's fewer places to hide when it's just you and two tracks. Knowing how to juggle three (or more) decks well would be awesome though! 

I always go back to hearing Jeff Mills play over two nights, during the mid 90's. Night one was his 3-turntable power mix - which was amazing to watch first-hand! However, night two was performed on two decks only, whereby it felt to me like the level of intensity and audience involvement was counter-intuitively higher. Furthermore, it seemed like the track selection went deeper and everything being aired reached its full potential. 

As such, I believe a DJ's role is simply to work productions together, so as to best highlight the standout parts of each track simultaneously - anything more, or less, only detracts from what should be at the core of it all; individual human expression, through techno music. 

This mix has plenty of personal old favourites - tracks that we (my generation) would associate with a night out in Adelaide during the early 90's. I'm old enough to remember this period fondly and with good reason as Adelaide, South Australia truly was the underground techno capital (outpost) of Australia - if not the southern hemisphere - primarily due to being the base for the formative label, Juice Records. 

The current generation of contributors should certainly feel proud of our foundations, but crucially, remember that so much has changed. We're totally just a grain of sand on a beach now, but something big has been achieved here before, so it's certainly possible again.
 
From my perspective, if there's one thing to take from our history here, it's that we be totally confident in our unique way of doing things as that's core to our sustainability; moreover, it's what someone on the receiving end 'buys into'. 

Again, with the sentimentality... but buying records back in the day was like being a tourist - you were taking a ride on someone else's reality. Every point in the globe, every scene within a point, had its own sound and this was a big part of the attraction that techno music originally held. In essence, I wish to continue being part of the movement that (re)focuses on sounding like Adelaide, for us to then communicate outwardly with. 

I love what we had, but I love where we might go next, even more. 

I hope that you enjoy listening to this selection as much as I did laying it down. N.B. keep an ear out for the new (and some unreleased) music within from DMZ and Antony Coppens, on Juice Records.

https://soundcloud.com/squaremile
https://soundcloud.com/user-533127389-978665150
https://www.mixcloud.com/benAlibi/
https://juicerecords-australia.bandcamp.com

Yax Invites #057 - Ben Alibi

From DJ SH1 -TR: "This mix was inspired by what I think was a special time for new wave. The late 00's / early 10s saw several labels emerge that were dedicated to reissuing rare and underground cult new wave hits, but also new bands and rooted in the classics that were being rediscovered. Minimal Wave, Dark Entries, Domestica, Mannequin, and our very own Medical Records, just to name a few. I tried to capture here some of my favorites from those days, but there really is so much great stuff that came out then. I'm pretty happy to have been a part of it!"

Listen to Mechanical Breakdown hosted by Sharlese on KEXP, every Monday (Sunday night) from 1-2am. www.kexp.org/shows/mechanical-breakdown/

1. Post Industrial Noise - Cota City Salsa																		
2. Linear Movement - Cytogenic Movement																			
3. Danton's Voice - I Hear The Bells																				
4. Automelodi - Rentrée 3007																					
5. The Misz - Even Bad Times Are Good																				
6. Jeff & Jane Hudson - Pound Pound																				
7. Sonnenbrandt - Wir Gehn Nach Hollywood																			
8. Das M - Ein Tag Am Strand										
9. Bal Paré - Palais D'Amour																					
10. Frank (just Frank) - The Closet Song									
11. Police Des Moeurs - N'en Parlons Plus																				
12. Force De Frappe - Europe (Reveille-Toi)																				
13. Emotional Violence - Spiders Web																				
14. Zwischenfall - Heimatlose										
15. Xeno and Oaklander - A Begining																				
16. Tobias Bernstrup - Enemies of the Earth																				
17. Martial Canterel - You Today																					
18. Led Er Est - Poll Gorm																						
19. Death Domain - Ethidium Bromide									
20. Voice Farm - Modern Things									
21. The Electroic Circus - Direct Lines

DJ SH1 -TR Guest Mix for Mechanical Breakdown on KEXP

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Suburban Knight 'Winds Of Fear' - preview

@Neoromatik - 303 Dimensions 092 (May 5th, 2023)

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1. Dj ARG - Dentistenfuck
2. Cajmere & Wayne Williams - Acid House
3. Etienne de Crécy - Beatcrush (Boris Dlugosch Remix)
4. Wool - Purple Ohm
5. ???
6. Andreas Gehm & Elec Pt.1 - Shake Your Acid
7. Robert Calvin - Acid Life
8. Dirt Crew - Give Me House (Klaus Wunderbaum Acidhouse Is Not Dead)
9. GLP - Acid Inda House (Bassline Mix)
10. Turntable Actor Chloroform - Given
11. Dood - Hypnotik (Knoe1's Acid House Mix)
12. Turntable Actor Chloroform - 909 Program

303 Dimensions

Neoromatik - 303 Dimensions 092 (May 5th, 2023)

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Bleep Radio #589 w/ Trevor Wilkes [Behind You!] 

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2 - Fjaak w/ J. Manuel "XoXp0rt (Cocktail Party Effect Remix) " Tectonic 113 2021
3 - Hydraulix "Bounce" Monotone 7 2006
4 - Sync 24 "This Life (Exaltics Remix) " Electrix 3 2013
5 - Defekt "Move" Komische 19 2014
6 - Sync 24 "We Rock Non-Stop" Cultivated Electronics 5 2010
7 - Monoak "Jam Hot" Tape Hiss 11 2023
8 - Kitbuilders "B-Slash" Vertical 7 2019
9 - Radioactive Man w/ Ben Pest "Bar Tab ( Remix) " Asking For Trouble 7 2020
10 - Jensen Interceptor w/ Assembler Code "5050" Cultivated Electronics 24 2018
11 - Hydraulix "Basstown" Monotone 7 2006
12 - Little Computer People "Little Computer People (Karl Bartos Remix) " Psi49Net 4 2000
13 - Jackal & Hyde "Bang" Monotone 8 2006
14 - IF "I Do Because I Couldn't Care Less" Disko B 51 1996
15 - Little Computer People "Little Computer People (Heiko Laux Core Remix) " Psi49Net 4 2000
16 - The Wee DJs "Derhar" Touchin Bass LP20 2006
17 - Burial "Archangel" Hyperdub LP02 2007

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Cosmic Spot Episode 119
Special Guest DJ Snuffo curator of @snufftrax
Originally broadcast on June 9, 2023

Tracklist: 

01 Sam Lowry - Libria (KinetiK Records) 
02 Methodd - Granit (Florklang) 
03 MC Franka - Ich Will Glücklich Sein (Killekill) 
04 The Mutual Torture - Do That (Non Standard Productions) 
05 MANASYt - Secret Time (Musar Recordings) 
06 Andreas Gehm - KW Sagittarii (Weapons of Desire) 
07 Duncan Forbes - Santa Cruz Roller Coaster (DMX Krew Remix) 
08 Sneaker - The Flow (Uncanny Valley) 
09 Black Dot - Black Dot (Version X) (Mechatronica) 
10 Versalife - Altered Sense (20:20 Vision) 
11 Snuffo - Thinking Of You (Analog Records) 
12 Carlton Doom - Life On Marble ft. Emby (Cheeky Music Group)

Cosmic Spot 119 - Snuffo

Crate Digger Radio show 384 w/Mark Allen on www.movedahouse.com

This week we are extremely pleased share this contribution to the Repercussion podcast series by our friend Cimadevilla. New to the shores of Aotearoa but a seasoned veteran with in his productions, this young Argentine is gently making his mark while pushing forward boundaries, creating beautiful dance tracks.
Aquatic, hypnotic, scientific and abstract are descripors of his work that are used on highly educated dance floors around the globe. Having releasing music on MORDERN MINIMAL and support from Linear Systems, we are not only excited to see what’s more to come of Cimadevilla but we are also very stoked to have him here in Aotearoa and look forward to having him join us at our parties in the near future

Repercussion Podcast ##009 // Cimadevilla

Sellaco de musicón noventero, apto para quien le pide mucho a la música.. melodías para la posteridad cargadas de riqueza, líneas de bajo galopantes, ritmos de quemar zapata.. evocadora y avanzada a su época.
Sello que fue camada de totems de hoy y que lo seguirán siendo mañana. 

Gocenlas.

01. Astral Pilot - The Day After 
02. Jon Greig - Gravy Train 
03. Barbarella - Barbarella (The Secret Chamber Of Dreams) 04. Resistance D - Beautiful Silence 
05. Resistance D - Human (Laurent Garnier Remix) 
06. Progressive Attack - Hypnoticharmony (Part 2) 
07. Der Dritte Raum - Stella 
08. Spicelab - Spice Is A Fulltime Occupation 
09. Metal Master - Spectrum 
10. Pulse - Cariño (Fourvoice Mix) 
11. Soap - Extra Sensor 
12. Hardfloor - Acperience 5 
13. Jiri Ceiver - Multiplex 
14. Braincell - Overload 
15. Synthetic Progress - Acid Future 
16. Patrick Lindsey - Nerv Crush 
17. Aurin - Mecon 
18. Eternal Basement - Kraft 
19. Arpeggiators - Mindmachine 
20. Hippies With Altitude - Heather's Trax 
21. MikeroBenics - Julika (Comes Too Late Mix)

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