A Love From Outer Space (Sean Johnston), Golden Lion, Todmorden, 18.06.22

Recorded 3rd December 2013 for XLR8R Podcast episode 324, XLR8R said at the time:

The calendar only flipped to December a few days ago, but it seems that much of the music world has already begun to set its sights on the end of the year. More specifically, everyone seems to be looking back at the last 11 months and evaluating what pieces of music were amongst the year’s best. XLR8R is no different, and when our list of 2013’s best releases surfaces during the next few weeks, there’s little question that Amygadla, the long-awaited sophomore LP from DJ Koze, will make the cut. It’s been a big year for the veteran German producer, which is why we thought he would be an excellent candidate to put together the final XLR8R podcast of 2013. Over the past decade, DJ Koze has built up a reputation as a sort of lovable oddball, and this exclusive mix will do nothing to contradict that image. Much like his own work, the podcast is loosely rooted in house and techno, but its 70-plus minutes of music also reaffirm that Koze isn’t someone who’s afraid to color outside the lines. Armed with a playful spirit and a genuine sense of humor, Koze seems as comfortable dropping esoteric spoken word and bizarre outtakes from Marvin Gaye as he does stringing together warm slices of rich, organic house music. Oh yeah, he also manages to slip in a couple of conscious hip-hop tracks along the way. In short, it’s not the average podcast, but it’s not like we expected something “normal” with DJ Koze at the helm.

XLR8R Podcast

DJ Koze - XLR8R Podcast #324

A LOVE FROM OUTER SPACE - BELFAST - 08:02:25

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[PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] is proud to present its 77th release. A soundtrack for a dystopia that no one ever wrote. K-Joshua (@dj-joshua) from Setúbal transmits into the ether Opposite Falls EP — nine audio fragments from a parallel chronicle. This is not just dub techno. This is a memory of a world where falling is a form of ascent. There are falls that lead you upward. There is sweetness that tastes bitter. There is music that doesn't echo in the ears, but in the spaces between thoughts. All of this — Opposite Falls EP by K-Joshua — is a new coil in the paradoxical spiral of [PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB].

Here, sound flows like water against the current. It climbs the slopes of the mind, skimming the familiar, revealing the impossible. Five original narratives:

:::Bitter Fall — not sorrow, but clarity at the edge of collapse.
:::Sweet Fall — not joy, but release, gentle as ashes over a desert.
:::Deep Uncertainty — the heart of the EP, the breath of a universe undecided in its own becoming.
:::Deep Uncertainty (Final Apocalyptic Reprise) — not an ending, but a mirror where the sky reflects after the final exhale.
:::Absolute Certainty — a trap of the mind. Where there is a point, there is no movement. And without movement — no life.

Hidden in the sleeves of this record are four alchemists:

:::Oldschool_Dubtechno .Producer Version (@enercube & @x_fr) returns to the roots — where roots are wires buried in the soil of sub-bass and chords as energy.
:::Protyv (@protyv) splits the “Fall” into two beams of light: one cuts through concrete, the other dances on the surface of rain.
:::Jonah van der Hout (@jonahvanderhout) brings us "Absolute Uncertainty" — like a code left behind by a civilization that no longer exists.

Opposite Falls EP by K-Joshua is a space built from sound — like the seaside streets of Setúbal, in the half-shade of old facades and salty winds. Each track invites you into a room with its own acoustics. In one — the whisper of water rushing upward. In another — concrete vibrating with the rhythm of ancient techno archaeology. And somewhere in between — silence where absolute uncertainty hides. This release doesn't seek logic. It lives in between. Between architecture and nature. Between sweetness and bitterness. Between falling and returning to the self. Opposite Falls EP is not music you listen to. It is music that listens to You. And, perhaps — for a moment — understands.

Yours in sound and spirit,
The [PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] Crew.


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K-Joshua - Opposite Falls EP
1. K-Joshua - Bitter Fall
2. K-Joshua - Sweet Fall
3. K-Joshua - Deep Uncertainty
4. K-Joshua - Deep Uncertainty (Final Apocalyptic Reprise)
5. K-Joshua - Absolute Certainty
6. K-Joshua - Deep Uncertainty (Oldschool_Dubtechno .Producer Version)
7. K-Joshua - Bitter Fall (Protyv Remix №1)
8. K-Joshua - Sweet Fall (Protyv Remix №2)
9. K-Joshua - Absolute Uncertainty (Jonah van der Hout RMX)
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Label: [PIRANHA SIBERIA DUB] – [PSD077]
Format: Digital
Country: Russia
Release date: 08.08.2025
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dub Techno, Deep Techno, Techno, Dubtronica


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Bandcamp: https://piranhasiberiadub.bandcamp.com/album/opposite-falls-ep
Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/opposite-falls/5193875

K-Joshua - Opposite Falls EP [PSD077]

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K-Joshua - Sweet Fall (Original Mix)

The darkness inside me.

Layer #100 with a guest mix by Andrew Weatherall, which starts at 01:00:00. First hour is by Serial Experiments.
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1:  Serial Experiments - 'The Key' mix

2: Andrew Weatherall mix:
@andrew-weatherall (@rotters_golf_club) - Andrew Weatherall’s extraordinary twenty-five year career in music has been characterised by a series of unique partnerships, with twenty albums, thirty or so EPs and singles plus more than two hundred and fifty remixes under his belt. Bastion of the underground, Andrew has set up record labels, remixed in collaboration with artists including Paul Oakenfold on Happy Monday's Hallelujah and has brought a distinctive flavour to hundreds of other artists. Remixes led to a smattering of production duties.  Andrew only rarely wears the producer hat but on each occasion, from Primal Scream’s 1991 Screamadelica to 2009’s Tarot Sport by Fuck Buttons, the results are outstanding.  This year he released one album as The Woodleigh Research Facility (with Nina Walsh) and one under his own name, titled 'Convenanza' after the festival he curates each September in Carcassonne.  A remix album of the tracks from Convenanza will follow in October.

http://www.rottersgolfclub.com  
http://www.convenanzafestival.com
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WHYPEOPLEDANCE:
facebook.com/whypeopledance
soundcloud.com/whypeopledance/

SERIAL EXPERIMENTS: 
http://experimentsserial.tumblr.com/
facebook.com/ExperimentsSerial
mixcloud.com/SerialExperiments/
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TRACKLIST this week at:
http://experimentsserial.tumblr.com/
https://mixcloud.com/SerialExperiments

LAYERS

LAYER #100 | Serial Experiments + ANDREW WEATHERALL

This is pretty ideal, right? It's 4 PM on Saturday afternoon at a four-day festival. Energy levels are beginning to sag. You're itching to build momentum for the night ahead. Then, up steps Andrew Weatherall with a Love From Outer Space set, in which he slowly and soothingly builds a vibe, taking you from hesitant to hedonistic in 90 minutes.   

RA Live - 2016.06.11 - Andrew Weatherall, Gottwood Festival, Anglesey

A live recording from A Love From Outer Space's "AllNightLong" gig at Zukunft on January 20th 2018.

soundcloud.com/andrew-weatherall
soundcloud.com/hardwaybros

A Love From Outer Space (Andrew Weatherall & Sean Johnston) at Zukunft 200118 Part 1

Part 1 of the A Love From Outer Space set recorded Live @ Clandestino. 

If you'd like Part 2, it's available for download now over at our Facebook Page 

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Clandestino 001 - Andrew Weatherall & Sean Johnston Live @ Clandestino Leeds 16.11.12 (Part 1)

CENTER YOURSELF is a podcast series curated by Robert Johnson. Each episode is created by one of our regulars—some are made for this occasion and some are hand-picked from the club's own archive.

@andrew-weatherall
@roman-fluegel

In loving memory, we are happy to share this excerpt from Andrew Weatherall & Roman Flügel's all-nighter recorded at Robert Johnson in 2017.

Center Yourself 05 – Andrew Weatherall & Roman Flügel

Those who take it upon themselves to guide us into uncharted territory are the best. And they make us better people. Andrew Weatherall was one of those. Not only did he alter the course of Music History, he also changed the stories of our lives for the better. Thank you for the Art and the Love you gave us. They are eternal.