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Hey I'm doing a monthly hour long slot on threads* radio (they have two streams, i'm on the one with the asterisk). It's going to be electro / techno / idm and maybe some noise mixed in occasionally. First show is tomorrow, July 3 20-21 CET. I already recorded it, so here's the tracklisting for this month. And definitely message me if you want me hear your stuff and maybe play it ? Tin Man - Falling Acid 4rd - 4rd J1 1C2 Tysk Raider - XOS Cool and Frank - 2 Live All in C B and R Saviero Celestri - Mental Box Thomas Heckmann - Shipwrecked Aux 88 - Time and Space XY0815 - Tool Matter Patricia - Spotting Carl Finlow - Blue Reedale Rise - And the Rain Fell Legowelt - Dumtoestand I'll follow up with mixcloud links too
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The 4th entry in my “…While You Can” series of releases. This time also featuring a remastered version of my older track called Bacon Mushrooms as a “bonus track”. Gear used: Minilogue, Reface DX, Digitakt, Maschine MK3, Volca Keys and Volca Drum (which I always sequence with Digitakt) + various effect units. Mixing and mastering done in Cubase. -
The 3rd installment of my "...While You Can" series. This time a bit more of a house side of things, but with a flavour of trance I guess. Maschine MK3, Digitakt, Minilogue, Reface DX + various effects. Arrangement, production, mixing and mastering in Cubase. https://soundcloud.com/user-394274214/sets/while-you-can-3
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This is my album of the week. Solid sounds and shit. Honestly, there's something for everyone on this album. Aspects of Japanese environmental music, melancholy Detroit harmonics and space cadet AI electronica perfuse the album’s 10 tracks, taking in the rising sun optimism of ‘The World Is New Again’, along with plush and supple breakbeat rolige in ‘Sense Inversion’, the Four Tet-like folkdancetronica whim of ‘Shadows In Blue’, and leading up to swingeing, febrile dancefloor hypnotism on ‘Lanes’, with some Pantha Du Prince-esque posh techno rush in ‘Cutie’ balanced by the late ‘90s break trance lift of ‘Ghost Of Akina’.
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Been lately super inspired to create more of a dancefloor oriented material. Planning on releasing these as two or three track releases. Here are the first two of them. Hope you guys dig 'em. ?
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Here's a 40min live set from a show I did recently. It has tracks that I've released on Sleepers Records and Florklang and unreleased stuff I'm still tweaking and hope to find a home for soon. It was for a techno / dance monthly event in Boston called Cake Factory which is a great event run by some cool folks so anyone around here should check it out. The songs should be dancey. I've been DJing a bit and the music I've been making is just trying to get folks moving. All the mistakes are intentional ?
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https://crackdenrecords323.bandcamp.com/album/dreamscape https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLULvKnH27nvbQBBkSgAE1MrchpZWnOnT0
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The latest. Once again a more of a house track. ? This is the final track for my "summer EP", called Summer Food. (I think I need to start thinking about creating one thread for my tracks. ? )
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Tried to channel the kind of a 90s vibe house/progressive house track with this one. The final track of my summer project EP (Summer Food EP) ?
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Bandcamp Spotify Bleep Boomkat
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Summer always makes me want to compose house tracks. Enjoy.
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Not sure this is the correct thread for a dump like this (a new member here), but I didn't find any other suitable threads, so here we go. Few of my latest tracks. If you happen to like 'em, please check out the rest of the selection as well. I also have a Bandcamp account, if someone prefers that: https://tomikokki.bandcamp.com/
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I've just been listening to a lot of 90's Richard H Kirk stuff. I wasn't really into it much when it came out, oddly, but now it's really sounding great. So I was pleased to see this set, none of which I had. There's also an 8cd set of his stuff from 74-89, all more industrial/experimental. I like the 90's stuff better, but I know the earlier material will appeal more to some. Read a funny review from a more industrial minded dude who totally trashed the Sandoz stuff here: http://thequietus.com/articles/21537-richard-h-kirk-sandoz-box-set-album-review-cabaret-voltaire But I figured this board might lean more towards Sandoz, as I do. From Mute: 'Sandoz – #9294 (Collected Works 1992 – 1994) is a 5-CD box set, the box includes the 2CD Digital Lifeforms (Redux), the longtime unavailable and newly re-mastered Intensely Radioactive and Dark Continent albums and an album of rarities Runs The Voodoo Down.' Signed copies here, didn't see this before I got it. https://www.musicglue.com/richardhkirk/
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Mutant Beat Dance has returned with their debut self-titled 25 track album, a record album booklet consisting of 6 records in 3 different formats of 12″s, 7″s and 10”, a CD and in digital formats. This concept has been in development since 2015 with over 200 minutes running time. The debut album from renegade trio Mutant Dance Beat (Traxx aka Melvin Oliphant, Beau Wanzer and Steve Summers) takes the wild and free sound of Chicago’s Music Box era into the 21st Century. Over twenty-five tracks the album mines an oft cited but rarely understood ground at the intersection of Post-Punk, Minimal Wave, Industrial, Disco Dub, EBM and proto-House / early-House. “Mutant Dance Beat.” is an epic journey into a classic American ideology that had its apex in Chicago. More words with pre-order options here: http://rushhourmusic.com/?p=4162 Snippet playlist on Soundcloud:
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Scan7 - Unify EP - Techno City Series / Detroit SolarOneMusic introduces their new "Techno City Series". Focused on citys around the world, which have given their contribution to the electronic music scene, the series will start with the leading Motor City Detroit. The first release will be from the mysterious Detroit underground collective Scan 7. After releases for Underground Resistance, Tresor, Derrick May's Transmat and their own Label Cratesavers the collective now debuts on SolarOneMusic. The release comes with 3 funky dance floor classics and one hypnotic killer remix by The Exaltics https://solaronemusic.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/solar_one_music/scan7-unifyep -
British house and techno beefcake Neville Watson will be playing for us as part of a night of life changing sets. Support comes sensationally from the rest of the line up. Neville Watson (Clone Records / Rush Hour) Black Eyes (Lost Control) Research Unit Cerberus Future Technologies (Ste Spandex) ------------------------------------------- Tickets: £3.03 Super Early Bird (Very Limited) £7.07 Early Bird (Limited) £9.09 Advance £10 on the door Tickets available here: skiddle.com/e/13289478 11pm-7am The White Hotel Dickinson Street Salford M3 3LW ------------------------------------------- Listen back to our NTS Shows here: https://www.nts.live/shows/lost-control Listen to Neville Watson music here: https://soundcloud.com/nevillewatson https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=71 ------------------------------------------- Phones at the door, eyes on the floor! x -
There is forthcoming release by me. Check it out. Resident Advisor seems to like it. Cheers
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those panning arabian synths are lushhh, good house tune, played out in the wild a lot over the years but i've never been able to get an ID? anyone know??
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Out now via Upitup Records - http://www.upitup.com/releases/upfree72 - free DL!
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I have been recording my weekly mixes I do for my college radio station. Tonight I had fun playing short tracks back to back. Played some music made by wattmers... (such as Kyriakos Iaonnou, MRX, Owen Gilbride, & No Pomo) tracklist: broadcast and the focus group - what i saw clark - dew on the mouth neu! - vier 1/2 xela - sinking cadavers infinity frequencies - mist hype williams - dragon stout kyriakos ioannou - lay them on the playground mrx - themee kyriakos ioannou - holding the sun boards of canada - house of abin'adab koji kondo - ghost attack infinity frequencies - portals aardvarck - ge-vat loop & biet niet oneohtrix point never - grief and repetition no pomo - ◖◖◖◖PORT◗◗◗◗ garon blodgett - no one is free infinity frequencies - ghosts onohetrix point never - behind the bank owen gilbride - cosine owen gilbride - oo-pad-g boards of canada - uritual autechre - notwo angelo badalamenti - laura palmer's theme boards of canada - from one source all things depend
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DIdn't realize this was coming out. So far I am diggin the hell out of this release. More of the kind of crunchy breakbeat hardcore-ish techno that we have been enjoying much of lately. Lots of fucking sub bass. Not sure on all the tracks, only given it a cursory listen but there were some definite chunes. Mancester and Nya are impressing me so far. http://ostgut.de/label/record/216
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Hey WATMM, I'm back doing a weekly radio show again on www.sub.fm This time around I'm heavily focusing on that modern UK "bass music" (115bpm-145bpm) sound, while heavily mixing in the IDM greats of the last 25 years. You'd be surprise how well classic Warp mixes with the modern stuff, almost as if dance music is just now catching up. There will also be the occasional jungle/dnb set just because. The archives are here: http://soundcloud.com/foxsounz/sets/sub-fm So far I'm 3 episodes in and it's been getting a good reception. Hoping to get some more live or archive listeners from this site, as I think aesthetically it would really resonate with the folks here. New episodes air Saturdays. 4-6pm EST, 1-3pm PST, 9-11pm GMT. Archives usually go up on Sundays. Cheers!
