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This is a live recording of Surgeon playing the RA Moat takeover at Dimensions Festival in 2013.
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Surgeon on RA

RA Live - 2013.09.06 - Surgeon at RA Moat, Dimensions Festival

1234567890qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm (DJ mix JAN 2014)

Pixels don't rationalize. They don't hold anything against a person. They don't see the outside of a human but the inside of a human. The Pixel is a reflection of your energy, of your behavior. You have to ask, 'What am I doing?' That's the right question to ask.

DJ TLR - The Pixel Whisperer

b2b Ben UFO. Live at ZeeZout 09.14 (Day)

Seasoned veteran  DJ TLR of the infamous Creme Organiazation record label is nothing short of a mixing machine. On any given week one can potentially find a new mix of his popping up online always chock full of exclusives, rareties and classics. And here we have him doing what he does best for the 16th installment of the L.I.E.S. podcast series, seemlessly weaving in and out of the mix bringing you this that and the third with finesse and bravado. Keep and eye out for TLR on the road any given weekend through the greater Europe and beyond. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for more surprises as Creme will celebrate their 15 year anniversary as a label in 2015.

L.I.E.S. podcast-016 DJ TLR "Multiplication Is A Selfish Act"

Tracklist and full article here: http://www.factmag.com/2014/11/17/fact-mix-470-ben-klock/

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We don’t often invite people to run the FACT Mix gauntlet more than once – but if anyone gets to bend the rules, it’s Klock.

The Berlin titan last graced these parts back in 2009, filing a muscular FACT Mix entirely in keeping with his reputation as Berghain’s bosher-in-chief. The last five years have seen him consolidate his reputation as a standard bearer of refined, take-no-prisoners techno; his eight-hour-plus sets continue to shake Berghain’s foundations, and, although his output has slowed substantially, he’s still found time to knock out the occasional release on Ostgut Ton. His Klockworks label continues to tick along, too - new releases from fellow FACT mixer Trevino and Etapp Kyle are imminent, plus, if a forthcoming stint of “studio time” comes good, potentially more new music from Klock himself.

Those expecting pulverising 4×4 might be surprised by Klock’s sophomore FACT mix – a “deeper, dreamy” collection, bookended by two vintage ambient tracks and shot through with wonder. Unreleased Klockworks material features, as do cuts from the likes of Function, Ben Sims, Surgeon, Orgue Electronique and Lucy. The mix is a studio-recorded affair – something Klock sees as a very different kettle of fish to playing out: “Club mixes are obviously more spontaneous and capture the vibe of a specific night, while working in the studio offers other possibilities like re-editing tracks and layering tunes more precisely, which I’ve done a lot of that here.” Set your watches…

FACT Mix 470 – Ben Klock (Nov '14)

Nina Kraviz launches her трип (pronounced ‘trip’) label with a double-EP compilation entitled ’The Deviant Octopus’, featuring a pair of brand new productions from Kraviz alongside material from Terrence Dixon, emerging talent Parrish Smith & Bjarki, and veteran producers Exos & Steve Stoll.

The idea for трип has been gestating for some time with Nina Kraviz, an avid crate-digger and frequenter of numerous second-hand record stores, who has long wanted to begin a label of her own which would build on some of the principles of her beloved 90s techno labels in terms of attitude and aesthetics, whilst looking for forward-thinking modern productions that reflect her core tastes for idiosyncratic electronic music.

The art and title of 'The Deviant Octopus' comes from a single-sentence scenario dreamt up by Kraviz: “Without a moment's notice an Octopus appeared and devoured everyone in sight”. Supplied with this scenario, artist Tombo rendered his own unique visualization for the artwork that adorns the release sleeve. It's Kraviz's own nod to the labels that inspire her and grab her attention while digging through second hand records, the best of which were imbued with the unique personality of the people behind them. This extends to the sound Kraviz intends for трип: dusky, divergent and trippy music to stimulate brains, dreams and fantasies.

In this respect ‘The Deviant Octopus’ is a perfect introduction: Kraviz herself is represented on the tracklist by two new tracks that take up the mantle of last year’s Mr Jones EP by returning to the vocal-flecked hypnotic techno that marked out that release. Complimenting those are two new cuts from a true master of hallucinatory off-kilter techno, Terrence Dixon in his Population One guise.

Joining them will be a pair of names from the techno pantheon who have been huge influences on Kraviz: with a career that’s taken in releases on Synewave, Trax, Novamute and Richie Hawtin’s early-90s Probe Records, Steve Stoll has been mining his own variant on techno and acid minimalism for over twenty years, heading up the Proper NYC label and releasing under various pseudonyms, such as Cobalt, of which Kraviz has been a long-term fan. His counterintuitively titled ‘Pop Song’ sits alongside a 13-minute 90s techno excursion from Reykjavik’s Exos - the only previously-released cut (originally appearing on Thule Records sub-label Plast Trax in 1998) - together illustrating that трип will also live up to its name in the geographical sense: showcasing great music from historically vibrant electronic music scenes outside of the usual Detroit-Berlin axis.

With Kraviz looking to build a small repertory of talent around трип, this first release also makes room for two newer names: Bjarki is an Icelandic talent to keep a firm eye on, who drew Kraviz’s attention in a chance meeting after a gig at Copenhagen’s Culturebox club, after which he passed her a collection of mind-bendingly odd demos; while Parrish Smith is a talented Netherlands-based producer whose short yet impactful sketch ‘1.0 / 8.0 Afrika Genocide’ brings the second 12” to a bewitching close.

All tracks on ‘The Deviant Octopus’ will feature on Nina Kraviz’s DJ Kicks compilation, out in January 2015 on !K7 Records.

Tracklist: 
A1 Nina Kraviz - Prozimokampleme 
A2 Steve Stoll - Pop Song 
B1 Nina Kraviz - IMPRV 
B2 Bjarki - Polygon Pink Toast 
C1 Population One - Out of Control (Vocal mix) 
C2 Population One - Bonus Beats 
D1 Exos - Nuclear Red Guard 
D2 Parrish Smith - 1.0 : 8.0 Afrika Genocide

The Deviant Octopus

B2. Bjarki - Polygon Pink Toast

Tracklist (vinyl only)

Jeremiah R - The Astral Journey
Motorcycle Boy - Reflux Part II
Mark Du Mosch - Tonight
Timothy J Fairplay - Limbo 90
Myriadd - Time Will Tell
JT Stewart - Vandaleur
Crystal Maze - Cow Needs A Bell
Flori - SU-Z25
Marquis Hawkes - Acid Sofa
Massimo Di Lena - You Better Hear (XDB Remix)
R-Zone - Stolen Birds
Legowelt - Cyberspace Is Still Happenin' For Real

Steve Turbo/Turbo Polyp - Le Chat Neon

XLR8R Podcast 375: Anthony Parasole
One of Brooklyn's finest pilots a thoughtfully diverse journey to the dancefloor and back.

New York City's techno scene has been something of a cause célèbre over the past few years, with intriguing new artists and labels seemingly popping up on a daily basis. However, it's not just fresh-faced transplants that are getting into the act; a few died-in-the wool New Yorkers have also been making some serious waves, and Anthony Parasole is right at the top of that list. The Brooklyn native has been DJing since his teen years, and came up alongside guys like Levon Vincent, with whom he would later run the Deconstruct label. These days, however, most of his focus is on his own imprint, The Corner, along with the fabled Ostgut Ton. The Berlin outpost issued his most recent record, the My Block EP, and has gotten to know Parasole quite well in recent years, as he holds down a residency at Berghain and spends what seems to be an increasing amount of time in the German capital. Back home in New York, he's also been made a resident at Output, which means that he's become a staple DJ at highly esteemed clubs on both sides of the Atlantic. He seems poised for a major breakthrough in 2015, which leads us to believe that now is the perfect time to have him put together an exclusive mix for the XLR8R podcast series.

In the DJ booth, Parasole is probably best known for his ability to serve up a hard-charging techno assault, but those who have seen him play know that he's capable of so much more. He certainly flexes his diversity here, as the 73-minute session moves between long patches of foreboading, almost beatless soundscapes and a thudding techno pulse. Parasole also throws in the occasional musical curveball, which explains how a mix that's largely centered around techno could begin with Black Sabbath and end with Flying Lotus. It's an unusual combination, but it unquestionably works, and results in a podcast that's perhaps just as suitable for relaxed home listening as it is for even an imagined wild night on the dancefloor. Admittedly, those two poles sit quite far apart on the musical spectrum, yet Parasole appears to have mastered them both.

01 Black Sabbath "Planet Caravan" (Vertigo)
02 Lukid "Manchester" (Werkdiscs)
03 Shackleton "Shortwave" (Skull Disco)
04 Muslimgauze "Bazoft Rope" (Soleilmoon)
05 Bruce "Not Stochastic" (Hessle Audio)
06 Fluxion "You Don't Know (Joey Anderson Remix)" (Echocord)
07 Anthony Parasole "Bizarre" (Ostgut Ton)
08 Throwing Shade "Chancer (Kowton Remix)" (Happy Skull)
09 Surgeon "Atol" (SRX)
10 Markus Suckut "MS1987 A" (MS1987)
11 Rod "RSPCT" (MDR)
12 Sigha "Loop 6" (Avian)
13 Phil Moffa "Ignition" (The Corner)
14 Echoplex "The Relapse" (Index Marcel Fengler)
15 Blue Hour "Introspective 3" (Blue Hour)
16 Flying Lotus feat. Kendrick Lamar "Never Catch Me" (Warp)

XLR8R 375: Anthony Parasole

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Ah it just dawned on us to update our infrequent podcast series, and this Mix by Paul du Lac has been longer in the making than Paul himself it seems, which goes to show babysteps do take longer than giant leaps. But the result is a carefully crafted, fully organic, Bio Rhythmic and gluten free freakfest courtesy of the darkest recesses of the Clone catacombs, where Du Lac, hidden away in the furthest corner slaves away - painstakingly - consummate, to support, nay SAVE the scene.
It's a public secret that without the tireless and faceless work of this Lad of the Lake the House of Cards we euphemistically call West Coast, would have crumbled under it's own wait like a Shoarma Roll under a Mac Truck - LONG ago. So let us pay hommage, through this mix and through the Ideal of this lonely man, wrapped in the moist blanket of spleen, to the days of yore and the images of events that have yet to pass, in the knowledge we can all go to bed safe and snug with this pale knight watching over us!

Creme Podcast #27 - Paul du Lac aka "The Lad of the Lake" - Hairs Growing Where They Shouldn't

Sideways DJ mix for Watergate Records.

Sideways' debut 'Retraced EP' has been released on April 27th 2015 on 12" vinyl and digital. Samples:

https://soundcloud.com/watergaterecords/sets/sideways-retraced-ep-samples

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Sideways - Introducing

Journey into the astounding foggy world of Pet Psychics, Canine Clairvoyants and Furry Fortunetellers to discover more unknown tracks then you have ever thought possible.

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DJ TLR - Dogs Know Things Men Shouldn't

Ok, by risk of striking against the hairs of the powers that be,  who - inspired by the MIGHTY industrial prison complex of our favorite super power - now impose on their loyal (not to mention PAYING) customers a three strikes and you're OUT system, we post another podcast and pray to the gods of Capitol that the CRS doesn't flag us because a 4/4 in this mix sounds vaguely like DJ Arsewater's penultimate Miami happy hour breezer anthem "Let Me Blow Your Gloves (Filltermix 12)" from 1997's doublepack on Columbia. So count down with us to our demise and pop a cork if we go under.
Forever defiant in the face of terror, we present you Photonz (since small parts have more space to hide). Now let's jog for the master race!

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Creme Podcast #29 - Photonz - Dodging Bullets Is More Fun In The Movies

Ben Klock & Marcel Dettmann @ Awakenings Festival 2015 Day Two (28-06-2015)
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Ben Klock & Marcel Dettmann @ Awakenings Festival 2015 Day Two

Exclusive DJ mix by @monoloc-smallroom-music for @groove-magazin and @kiesgrubeneuss | Tracklist & interview: http://bit.ly/mnlcmx

Tracklist

Monoloc - Kiesgrube 2015 Podcast

Decoded Cat. No - DM059
 Artist - Jamie Anderson
Month - September
Year - 2015
Genre - Techno
Track list - http://www.decodedmagazine.com/jamie-anderson-core-values/

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Decoded Magazine Presents Jamie Anderson

Ahead of his forthcoming set in RM2 with Surgeon and Marcel Fengler London's Truss has delivered an exclusive new mix.



Interview

Truss - fabric Promo Mix

Abstract Division's set during their own Decode night. Next event in Transport: www.facebook.com/events/880963798659016/

Abstract Division @ Transport 08 - 08 - 2015

The honor befell us of becoming Label of the Month June 2013 in Resident Advisor. Not too shabby, and it only took us 13 years to get there! For the customary label mix we conjur up some unreleased action from both Creme and some of our favorite labels, combined with some sweet new stuff. Business as usual the regulars might say, but I know that you know that they might not know, so just sit back and enjoy the show.

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Gunar Haslam - Cat Super Highway (LIES Upcoming) / Machine Gun
Alex Israel - A Man Of Qualities (Creme Upcoming)
Bookworms - Untitled (LIES Upcoming)
Huerco S - Aphelia's Theme (Future Times)
Redshape - Path (Original) (Delsin)
Innershades - Nina At The Boiler Room (Creme Upcoming)
Levon Vincent - These Games (Novel Sound)
R-Zone - 30390999 (R-Zone Upcoming)
Mystica Tribe - His Temple (Syncom Data Upcoming)
The Sun God - The Nine Billion Names Of God (Bio Rhythm Upcoming)
Locked Groove - Dwarsdijk (Roze Balletten Upcoming)
Xosar - Wildlife Genesis (Creme Upcoming)
Simoncino - Tape Seven (Creme Upcoming)
Kowton - Refix V10 (Upcoming)
R-Zone - Rebecca In The Hall (R-Zone Upcoming)
Terrence Dixon - Lost At Sea (Surface)
Legowelt - Unknown (unknown)
Moonraker - Oronimbus (Trilogy Tapes  Upcoming)
Fiedel One - Trinidad (Fiedel)
Samantha's Vacation - Untitled (LIES Upcoming)
DJ Spider & Marshalito - Untitled (Trilogy Tapes  Upcoming)
D'Marc Cantu - Tazakuro (Creme Upcoming)

DJ TLR - Above The Clouds It Never Rains (Resident Advisor Label Of The Month Mix)

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