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This week, we're sharing an interview with 2 contributors an amazing history of anti-racist organizing in the late 1980's through the mid 1990's in Portland, Oregon, and with ripples across the so-called USA & beyond. In 2020 KBOO radio released a serialized podcast which became the basis for the book. A brief intro to the book can be found below... It Did Happen Here: Podcast Book Instagram Mic Crenshaw: website twitter facebook instagram bandcamp Moe Bowstern Instagram The A-Zone People Mic mentioned who were attacked for being white anti-racists in Pdx: June “T-Rex” Knightly https://heavy.com/news/june-knightly/ Michael Reinhol: https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/michael-reinoehl-antifa-killing-deputies-wont-be-charged-1230943/ Mic Crenshaw was born and raised in Chicago and Minneapolis and currently resides in Portland, Oregon. Crenshaw is an independent hip hop artist, respected emcee, poet, educator, and activist. Crenshaw is the lead US organizer for the Afrikan Hiphop Caravan and uses cultural activism as a means to develop international solidarity related to human rights and justice through hip hop and popular education. Crenshaw was a founding member of the Minneapolis Baldies and Anti Racist Action. He was a coproducer and narrator of the podcast version of It Did Happen Here. Moe Bowstern is a alum of the anarchist space in Chiacgo known as the @-zone that lasted from 1993 to 2003. She's also a writer, laborer, Fisher Poet, and DIY social practice artist. Moe is the longtime editor of many publications, including the commercial fishing zine Xtra Tuf. She contributed to the writing of the book version of It Did Happen Here and lives in Portland, OR. For the hour, we talk about the book and podcast, the reach, the resonance to anti-racist struggle today in Portland and beyond. We also talk about the toll of the violence faced and engaged by folks pushing back the organized white supremacy of the day, police and institutional violence and other, related topics. If you would like people featured in this book to come and speak at your institution, you can reach them at ItDidHappenHerePodcast at gmail dot com, through PM Press, or via the IDHH instagram. This book was published by PM Press as a part of the Working Class History series. Another featured title in that series that was recently released was a similar documentary history with a really good narrative on the history of Anti-Racist Action in the 1990's and early 2000's throughout the midwest of Turtle Island, both in so-called Canada and the USA, and bits of other areas. Hopefully we'll feature a chat with one of the contributors to that book entitled We Go Where They Go: The Story of Anti-Racist Action soon on this show. . ... . .. Featured Tracks: Doom Town by The Wipers from Over The Edge The Movement by Mic Crenshaw from Earthbound John Wayne Was A Nazi (Hip Hop Remix) by Audio Assault, MDC, scott crow, Sole, Mic Crenshaw, Sima Lee  

Our first premiere of the week starts off with a thump as PETDuo feature on Purgatory's first release with a high octane hard techno techno anthem. The Brazilian duo have supplied a rapacious peak time track, with slamming low end, tortuous synth lines and crisped looping grooves. Irish techno party Purgatory launches its first chapter as a label with a hard hitting VA of angry techno. Purgatory was born in Berlin with the aim of hosting tough as nails techno parties with avant-garde acts from across Europe and Ireland. Purgatory has hosted heavy hitters Dave Clarke, Chlär, Echoes Of October, Illnurse, Cailín, Jamie Behan & more across Berlin, Manchester & Galway. The party & label celebrates its year anniversary of ferocious techno, with the birth of the label which features act's from Ireland and further ashore, which keeps in line with labels ethos. Among the bill of producers on the VA is Cailín, Richie Corrigan, D. Carbone, Aero, Myler, Felix6ood & Pet Duo. Our second feature of the VA comes from Brazillian hard techno pairing, PETDuo. The formidable duo have been hugely influential in the hard techno scene over the years, spreading their sound across seminal parties, clubs and festival such as, Love Parade, I Love Techno, TimeWarp, Awakenings and countless others. The pair have also worked alongside some of techno's most influential characters in the world of hard, tough and straight up banging techno such as, Miss Djax, Svetec, Ben Long, O.B.I., Alex TB and Malke. Since forming on 1997 PetDuo have undoubtedly made their mark on hard techno and have released on Hydraulix, Audio Assault, their own imprints Cause Records, PHONK! Records, D & A Music & a host of others. PETDuo's contribution to the Purgatory VA show's the pair at the hardest and raviest as they blend an amalgamation of churning synths, groveling bass and hammering bass drums. This hard techno done properly, as the duo tell a story of peak time warehouse techno. We can see this getting played a lot over the summer. Pet Duo ------------------------- SC: https://soundcloud.com/petduo FB: https://www.facebook.com/petduo IG: https://www.instagram.com/petduo/ Four Four Magazine 
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We begin a whopping week of premieres with an equally tremendous track from one of Ireland's greatest techno producers in the countries history. We're delighted to give you the first glance at Fran Hartnett's most recent project on one of Dublin's finest techno label's within the last decade, RLSD. Only a handful of Irish techno producers have been able to create an enigma quite like Fran Hartnett. With just over a handful of releases to his name, the Dublin based techno arbiter has crafted a legacy that still percolates and influences newer generation while also galvanising Dublin techno mainstays. Releases on formative techno labels such as Audio Assault, Plector & User Experience have cemented Hartnett's name as straight up Dublin techno legend. Tracks like ‘It Was Written In Vapour' and ‘Game Code' from his Audio Assault EP remain authoritative techno tracks that rest alongside some of techno's most celebrated names on Audio Assault. One of Dublin's illustrious hardware junkies not only rests beside lionised techno figures but has released on the same 12 inch as many of them, including; Stanislav Tolkachev, Charlton, Sleeparchive, Joe Farr and now Radial also known as Jeroen Liebregts. For Fran's second appearance on RLSD he returns with a four track record comprised of FM techno righteousness. From wonky broken thrillers, to straight four to the floor functional deepness, a live excerpt that is simply analogue heaven & the record is complete with a remix from Audio Assault co-founder, Radial. Today we premiere ‘Wake', which encapsulates Fran's groove that has become synonymous with the Dublin producer. Scowling synths move assiduously through the track as the main leads warps and excogitate. The track hardware madness and is a telescopic look at what Fran has been conjuring in the studio. This record is a tip of the hat remembering the memorable & pushing the techno sound into its welcomed, evolved soundscape. As a whole this 12″ Brings a new dimension to FM techno & solidifies the next wave of Dark & driving Techno. Fran Hartnett ------------------------- SC: https://soundcloud.com/fran-hartnett IG: https://www.instagram.com/fran_hartnett/ https://www.facebook.com/franhartnettmusic https://www.facebook.com/RLSDRecords Four Four Magazine 
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Your earbuds drop the top when the unholy Trinity of Talk are invited to be the Official Podcast of Santa Monica Car Show, Big Luck's, Ol' Blue Eyes and Chumahan land at 6AM to unload the hardware and rebuff the homeless meth heads with extreme prejudice, hear the odd and bizarre noises of OBE constructing his mad audio lab, listen to Shwartz's mumbly directorial debut, listen to Big Luck's and Chumahan gather lowrider and pier Intel in preparation for the AUDIO Assault. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-hard-luck-show/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Mechbay drops hot after a weekend of rolling dice on our first test mission. They assault your ears with an audio battle report going deep into the pregame lance building, heat of the moment tactics, split second strategies, and then a joint post game debrief. You can see the mission and game pictures in the links below.Then they wrap up the episode with the lucky lance review from our listener "Jake" and his 3049 Draconis Combine lance. MissionGame PicturesIf you like what you hear or have request for what you would like to hear next, send them a shout at themechbaypodcast@gmail.com or on Facebook where you can also find the invite to their Discord.You can support them at Patreon and get your name and mech shouted out in episode.Our Hobby Progress Section is proudly brought to you by Ariesgamesandminis.comOur Main Segment is proudly brought to you by Fortress Miniatures and Games.Patreon MechwarriorsReece "Longshot" piloting Zeus ZEU-6TDenham "Eclipse"  piloting ShadowHawk SHD-2HChrisCadetsHarris "Ramshackle"  piloting Cataphract CTF-4LRichard

My entry for The Hiddens DJ Contest (closing date 20h Feb, winner announced 22nd Feb). The winner gets to play at their next event on 13th March at The Castle 44, Commercial Road, London. E1 1LN. Facebook Event Page:- https://www.facebook.com/events/188637985680460/ Track list:- 1. Planetary Assault Systems – Angel of the East (original mix) Ostgut Ton. 2. Ann Clue – Darkest Moments (original mix) Fckng Serious. 3. Fjaka – Inside Enemy (original mix) Fobia Records. 4. Maxi Alvarado – Black Glow (original mix) Drehpunkt Records. 5. Bas Mooy – Odd Rok (Pfirter remix) Audio Assault. 6. Fumihiko Takei – Trip to Sleep (original mix) SMR Underground. 7. Andre Kronert – Of Pressures (original mix) Odd Even. 8. Monoloc – Gipson (SHDW & Obscure Shape remix) Soma Rcords. 9. Pfirter, Oliver Rosemann – Alpha 02 (original mix) MindTrip. 10. Ian Axide – Emotions (original mix) Children of Tomorrow. 11. End Train – The Whisperer (original mix) Code is Law. 12. Oneyra – Friede, Freude, Eierkuchen (original mix) Lobster Records. 13. Shekon – The Red Moon (original mix) Children of Tomorrow. 14. Scalameriya – Twisted Voltage (original mix) 47. 15. End Train – Be the Rave (original mix) Code is Law. 16. Scalameriya – Eldolon (original mix) 47.

This is Draw The Line Radio Show with Jacki-e, featuring my mix in the 1st hr of music made by women and then, for the 2nd hr, I hand the decks over to a female DJ. Helping me Draw The Line this week it's Karen Wilkins, who is from London. She holds a residency at techno party, Opulence and is fast becoming recognized for her unique sound and infectious energy behind the decks. Influenced by a wide range of dance music and her Caribbean roots, Karen delivers her unique style of funky percussive jams blended with Latin rhythms and a mix of minimal and industrial techno Links for Karen Wilkins - https://soundcloud.com/karenwilkins https://www.instagram.com/karenwilkinsdj In my mix in the first hour I’m featuring music from Deborah de Luca, Charlotte de Witte, Anna, Polli Ji, Julia Govor & Barbara Ford and lots more. It's time to say NO to gender imbalance in dance music. It's time to Draw The Line!! Track list 1st hour mixed by Jacki-E 1. Michelle Sparks – Harajuku (original mix) Octopus Black. 2. Beth Lydi – Spilled Bans (original mix) Snoe. 3. Charlotte de Witte – When the Going Gets Rough (original mix)Sleaze Records . 4. Giorgia Angiuli – Desires (Dharkfunkh remix) ARVA. 5. Black Girl White Girl – Unjacked (original mix) Lauter Unfug. 6. Depeche Mode – Cover Me (Ellen Allien UFO remix) Columbia Sony. 7. Mila Dietrich – Whatever (original mix) Bandcamp release. 8. Joyce Muniz – Microdosing (original mix) Exploited. 9. Sara Simonit – The Call (original mix) Natura Viva. 10. BEC – Weapon (original mix) Etruria Beat. 11. Violent Blondes – Post Truth Era (original mix) Civil Disobedience. 12. Polli Ji – Meant to Be (Coyu remix) Suara) 13. Julia Govor, Barbaa Ford – Anything to Fill the Void. (original mix) 14. Anna – Dimensions (original mix) Drumcode. 15. Polli Ji – Choices (original mix) Suara. 16. NOBA – Make me Sweat (Vanessa Sukowski remix) Ushuaia Music. 17. Marika Rossa, Deborah de Luca – Because (original mix) Fresh Cut. 18. Anna – Galactic Highways (original mix) Drumcode. !9. Charlotte de Witte – Song of the Wood Nymphs (original mix) Novamute. 2nd hour Karen Wilkins - An Exclusive Guest Mix for Draw The Line Radio Show. 1. Donor - Lesser Forms (original mix) Sublunar. 2. Heiko Laux - Self (original mix) Klockworks. 3. Yan Cook - Macaw (original mix) ARTS. 4. Jeroen Liebregts - Vloer (original mix) Audio Assault. 5. Orphx - What Will Burn (original mix) Sonic Groove. 6. O [Phase] - Search Party (original mix) Token. 7. Cleric - 27 Hours (original mix) Clergy. 8. Bohdan - Overflod ft Hydrangea & AWB(AWB remix) Norite. 9. Inigo Kennedy - NGC6826 (Blinking Eye) Token. 10. Unknown. 11. Hugo Massien - Ghost Note (original mix) Toolroom. 12. Unknown. 13. Radial - Asiel (original mix)Mord. 14. ALPI - Man's Inhumanity (original mix) Voight. 15. Jeroen Liebregts - Vloer (original mix) Audio Assault. 16. Dubiosity, Pjotr G - Turmoil (Petter B Pad Wash remix) Lateral Fragments. Draw The Line Radio Show is produced for radio by Sergio Erridge and is A Darker Wave production.

Dutch born Berlin based Charlton has released tracks on labels such as, Audio Assault, Arms, Labrynth, Aftertaste Pohjola, Krill music, and Mord and his hybrid live dj sets have a reputation for fast paced manipulation through genres and textures, aimed at the dancefloor. https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/charlton https://www.facebook.com/CharltonRavenberg/ https://soundcloud.com/charlton-ravenberg facebook.com/Slam.soma instagram.com/slam_djs twitter.com/slamdjs slam-djs.com Subscribe on Spotify: bit.ly/SlamRadioOnSpotify Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/slam-radio/id584845850 Slam Radio is produced at http://www.glowcast.co.uk For syndication or radio queries, email conor@somarecords.com and contact@syndicast.co.uk

As one half of influential UK electronic duo: Forward Strategy Group (FSG), Patrick Walker has enjoyed a steady influx of acclaim from the worldwide techno scene. Under his own name and aliases such as User Engine and Isodyne, he has released on labels such as: Soma, Ausgang, Strobescopic Artefacts, Audio Assault, Unknown Entity and Stepback. https://soundcloud.com/isodyne https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/patrickwalker/biography twitter.com/slamdjs facebook.com/Slam.soma slam-djs.com Subscribe on Spotify: http://bit.ly/SlamRadioOnSpotify Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/slam-radio/id584845850 Slam Radio is produced at http://www.glowcast.co.uk For syndication or radio queries, email conor@somarecords.com and contact@syndicast.co.uk

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Faze & Madman's Comp entry 1) Hold your colour (Noisia Remix) - Pendulum 2) Alliance - Turno & A.M.C 3) Moose Knuckle (Majistrate Remix) - Majistrate & Heist 4) Techno - Dimension 5) Species - TC & The Prototypes 6) Right here, Right now (Friction & Killer Hertz Remix) - Fatboy Slim 7) Slob - Prolix 8) Pick em out (T I Remix) - Majistrate 9) Mercy - Kanine 10) Whats the difference (Upgrade Remix) - Pacso & Upgrade 11) Coward - Danger & Puppetz 12) Rumble (Jayline Remix) Dominator & Logan D 13) Quest (Bladerunner Remix) - Andy C & Shimon

Original Sin - Labyrinth The Force - Serious Sound Version - Pear Drop The Dream Team - Raw Dogs (Cabin Fever Rmx) DJ Fresh - Gatekeeper Bou & Leaf - Waterfall Tsuki - No Trouble Frankee - Stand Down Crystal Clear - Contact Serum & Voltage - 8 Bit Upgrade - Illusion Premium - No Good Cunt (Nu Elementz Rmx) Filthy Habits - Abandoned

Vincent De Wit (NL) - NightVision Techno PODCAST 96 pt.3 Bio.: Dutch pride and techno DJ / producer Vincent de Wit is known for his hard hitting and minimalist techno sound. His productions on labels such as Audio Assault, Planet Rhythm Patterns have been internationally highly successful and did some big collaborations with major artists. Infected by his twinbrother Stephan de Wit, who was getting house-tapes from Friends, Vincent got interested in house-music. After buying records for quite some years this passionate DJ /producer Infected by his twinbrother Stephan de Wit, who was getting house-tapes from Friends, Vincent got interested in house-music. After buying records for quite some years this passionate DJ /producer started to develop his own sound and since 1997 he is showing his preference for pounding techno in his dj-sets. You can also hair his preference in the live performances, Which started at Exposure of Sound in the year 2001. At this party he though he was doing a once-only performance together with Carlos Rios, but then they didn't knew it wasn't gone stay by one performance. Then in 2001 Vincent's first releases came out and respected producer such as DJ Rush and Secret Cinema were making remixes of Vincent's tracks. Also differed party organisations appreciated Vincent his style and as a result of that he was already performing on many parties such as: Awakenings, Innercity, Planet Rose, Exposure of sound, Strictly Techno, TechWorx, Teknation, TeQnology. Discography - First Strike Ep (incl. Dj Rush remix) - Full Charge Ep - Vincent De Wit / Carlos Rios - Redlitedelite - Mhonolink (Vincent de Wit remix) - Chapter One - Against The Atoms Ep - Vincent De Wit / Carlos Rios - False surrender Ep - (Secret Cinema remix) - Acetate - Metroline (Frank Kvitta & Vincent de Wit remix) - Instytut Energetyki - Dave Miller & Damian Keane (incl. Vincent de Wit remix) - Stamina Ep - Bas Mooy & J. Liebregts (Glenn Wilson & Vincent de Wit remix) - Solar - Headroom - (Vincent de Wit & Bas Mooy remix) - Arms 3 - Backdraft - Vincent de Wit & Bas Mooy - Housearrest - Abi Lonnberg ( remix ) - Michael Burkat - Novelty Remixes - Arms 5 Tracklist: Unavailable Total Time: 
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(CW: Some references to rape and domestic violence) For the inaugural episode of Back Pocket Book Club, Jack and Joe talk about the 1990 novelization of Dick Tracy and 1991's sleazy grease fire Mutants Amok: Rebel Attack. Ice Cream Innuendo! Crap on a Cracker! Hulkamania vs Darth Vader!  Total cost: About $4 Joe is the co-host of The Audio Assault (which just came back from hiatus) and its bookish counterpart The Literary Assault. Catch them both at www.gibsonandhobbes.com and also on twitter: @theaudioassault. Jack is online occasionally as @HaroldOGalactus

Many thanks to Ketch for his contribution on the Drone Podcast show!We are very stocked about our next Techno Minded Hero.This alias emerged together with his label Gnosis Records in 2012.On which he explores the deepness and melodic side of techno. His pure craftedwork has lead to massive support from great heroes like Zadig, DVS1, Rodhad to name a few.And also he has released on Bas Mooy’s imprint Audio Assault, CLR, Kanzleramt and others.His hypnotic drive caught our attention and his style seems effortless.With already such a great walked path he has an even more greater future ahead of him.We would like to welcome on the the Drone Podcast No.082: OperatorPlease enjoy!

Radial is the main pseudonym of Jeroen Liebregts from The Netherlands. Jeroen has been djing since '98 and picked up music production soon after. Since 2002 Jeroen teamed up with Bas Mooy and started the label Audio Assault as a platform for their own work and that of artists whose work they admire. Today, 11 years later, label is still running strong with over 40 vinyl releases and counting. Always driven to dive deeper, Jeroen started a 4-year studies of Sonology at the Conservatory in The Hague, which he finished in 2006. This study deals with electronic music composition, computer programming, analog synthesis and electronic instrument design among other things. This is probably what kickstarted his interest to use self designed instruments in his music. The constant quest for new technological approaches is an imported factor that helped shape his sound. His current tendency toward analog hardware based methods also resulted in his involvement in the design and development of the Synton Fenix modular synthesizer. Over the years the music of Jeroen Liebregts has found it's way to many places using different aliases. There have been releases of original tracks and remixes on labels such as Token, Perc-Trax, Mote-Evolver, Numb, Drumcode, Planet Rhythm, Audio Assault and most recently Mord. Jeroen Liebregts aka Radial, is without doubt a gigantic stone in the modern techno industry with numerous of legendary productions and gigs at the best record labels and clubs. We are more than proud to host him at our 62th Advanced (Black) radio show episode and at our next Advanced night on 14/10/2016 at our home - sweet home, magdalena alongside with Christian Wünsch, Joachim Spieth, Abyssal Chaos and Melania. Subscribe to iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/advanced/id961068609 Find Advanced on Web: http://www.advanced-music.com/ Find Advanced on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/advancedPR Find Radial on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/radialtechno Attend to our next Advanced night : https://www.facebook.com/events/240681392999702/ https://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?874827

MORD's Berlin-based diamond. Charlton, was born in 1982 in Rotterdam (Netherlands). At the age of 17 he began chasing the early rave parties which were happening all over Holland and around 1999 his love for electronic music turned into an obsession and he started DJing. It was around this time that Charlton first came face to face with techno. He started producing abd building up his unique sound in 2001. Boosted by the Electronic Music Productions study he took at one of Holland’s best known music production colleges, he started putting his work together for his first live PA, which debuted in 2004. 12 years later we see him playing regularly at the purest underground events all over the world, being a resident artist of the powerful label MORD with mind-blowing EPs and as well their nights at Berghain, and also being part of labels like Audio Assault, Krill and the unforgettable M_Rec. Do we need to say more? Find Advanced on Web: http://www.advanced-music.com/ Find Advanced on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/advancedPR Find Charlton on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CharltonRavenberg

Next up in the series, we go to the Netherlands to feature one of the veterans of the harder, Dutch techno scene, RADIAL. He cofounded Audio Assault (alongside Bas Mooy) and is now one of the mainstays of the booming Mord responsible for two releases to date: the label's first in 2013 and another earlier this year. Jeroen has been keeping busy in the studio - releasing his debut album "Crux" on his brand new label, Radial Records, and picking up producing with his long-time studio partner, Anton Pieete, under the Museum pseudonym. In the next hour, Jeroen's showcases his powerful sound and versatile style providing a simply stomping studio session through a varied and cohesive techno story. This one hits hard on many levels. This is Radial, exclusive for the Erratic Podcast. Enjoy! www.radialradial.com www.radialrecs.bandcamp.com www.facebook.com/radialtechno Tracklist available at ErraticNYC.com! - Erratic is comprised of a small team of passionate curators hosting proper Techno parties in New York City. www.ErraticNYC.com | www.fb.com/ErraticNYC

During eight years was half of the Techno duo: Agony Forces. Until the project was stopped in 2013, he was playing live concerts in the most important clubs and festivals in Spain, as Moog, Fabrik, Pagoa or Aquasella Festival among others. He is currently based in Berlin and owner of the record label: Falling Ethics. Order / Decay was the first delivery, having a great reception inside the international Techno scene. Besides working on his own label, he has published on labels like Tsunami Records, Audio Assault, Planet Rhythm UK, Rising Label or Subsist among many others. His restless and innovative nature often leads him to look for sounds far beyond the dance club, bringing him closer to the most electronic and experimental projects. Also he has released in 2011, as his other aka Basqiam, a mini LP on Detroit Underground. Tracklist 01. Psiloc - Quantum [Artificial Domain] 02. Von Grall - STHS [Annulled Music] 03. BLNDR - HyperMental (Diving Mix) [Annulled Music] 04. Edit Select & Teste - Ascend [Edit Select] 05. Transient X4 - MY [FOCUS] 06. Reeko & Exium - Circuit 3 [Mental Disorder] 07. Spherical Coordinates - SCBPA-24 [PoleGroup] 08. Sleeparchive - Iron plate ,Canvas, Tar [Tsunami Records] 09. Developer - In pure form 05 [Modularz] 10. P.A.S. - Surface Noise [Peacefrog Records] 11. Sigha - Loop Three [Avian] 12. Surgeon - Fixed Action Pattern (dub) [Token] 13. Various Artists - 8 (AE Remix) [Fat Cat] 14. Deepbass - Sleepwalker (P.E.A.R.L. Remix) [RisingLabel] - Loop 15. Diversion Group - Shirts and Skins [Downwards] - Loop 16. Kalos - Daily March (Lakker Remix) [Eklero Records] 17. Jon Hopkins - Collider (Karenn Remix) [Domino Recording] 18. UVB - Five O [Mord Records] 19. Miclodiet - Chain Shot [Genesa] 20. Pulse One - Non sense logic [Granulart Recordings]

In charge of our next episode is one of Japan's leading, and very acclaimed, techno stalwarts, GO HIYAMA. Co-founder of Hue Helix and a veteran since the 90s, his detailed sound and exquisite productions are catalogued amongst the best of the best – Planet Rhythm, Warm Up, Audio Assault, Perc Trax, Stroboscopic, and Token. For the occasion, he was kind enough to put together a fantastic beast of a mix for us, pushing 40 tracks in just over 70 minutes. Hypnotic, powerful and simply delightful, this is the real deal - Go Hiyama, folks. Enjoy! TRACKLIST 01. SamulI Kemppi / Liss Modulation / LC series 02. Ugandan Speed Trial / UST 1 / Downwards 03. 400PPM / Piqutte Plant / Avian 04. Kalon / Man Is The SuperiorAnimal (Regis remix) / Sandwell District 05. The Persuader / Fusion Of Thoughts / Stockholm LTD 06. Grain / Untitled / Fat Cat 07. Tensal / AB2 / Tensal 08. Ajtim / Fay (Northern Structure remix) / Ensydaen Records 09. Surgeon / As You Breathe / Semantica 09. Refracted / Stimulus / Shades 10. Charlton / Know Yourself / Krill 11. DJ Emerson / Paperplane (Mark Morris Deep mix) / XLR1507 12. Liss C / Wet (Sleeparchive remix) / LC series 13. SNTS / N3 / SNTS 14. Kangding Ray / Tempered Inmid / Stroboscopic Artefacts 15. Ness / Diagnostic Function / Prologue 16. Sleeparchive / 5 / Tresor 17. Polar Inertia / Major Axis (Silent Servant remix) / Dement3d 18. Ben Klok / The Clock (Ben Klock's Timepiece) / Rekids 19. Oscar Mulero / Electric Strom / Pole 20. Coldgeist / Artefacts (Developer remix) / Weekend Circuit 21. Surgeon / THX 1138 pt4 / Unknown 22. Jeff Mills / The Hands Is Faster Than The Eye / Purpose Maker 23. Chevel / Harash Times / Non series 24. Shifted / Bloodless / Mote Evolver 25. Skirt / Miismo / Semantica 26. Regis / Purification / Downwards 27. Jeff Mills / The Deep / Purpose Maker 28. Joe Cocherell / Poptones / Frozen Border 29. Israel Vines / Precipice / Semantica 30. Oscar Mulero / Breakdown / HueHelix 31. Svreca / Disorder / Semantica 32. 69 / Rushed - Loop / R&S 33. nAX Acid / Kuroshio / Informa 34. Chevel / Own / Non series 35. Elyas / Adiccion / Modularz 36. BMB / Dead Sun / Libeation Technologies 37. Authecre / Doctrine / Warp GO HIYAMA's Facebook Page GO HIYAMA's Resident Advisor Page HUE HELIX's Bandcamp Page HUE HELIX's Website Page - Erratic is comprised of a small team of passionate curators hosting proper Techno parties in New York City. www.ErraticNYC.com | www.fb.com/ErraticNYC

Broadcast on the Digitally Imported Tech House Channel on 8th May 2014 Part 1 | Chris Jones aka Séjon (Etichetta Nera) 01. Edit Select - The Passing 02. Roberto Figus - Sorting II 03. Unbroken Dub - Spacing 04. Séjon - Cooookie 05. Roman Poncet - SSN02 (Truncate Remix2) 06. Ad.lib & Silvision - Collide (Jeroen Search Remix) 07. Edit Select - Asperity Reprise 08. Jeroen Search - Ad Infinitum 09. Rødhad - Entering 101 10. Epi Centrum - RAW (Audio Injection Remix) 11. Mathias Woot - SWD (Psyk Dubbed Out Remix) 12. Cari Lekebusch - Frolic 13. Planetary Assault Systems - Riot In Silo 12 14. Terence Fixmer - Psychick 15. Reggy Van Oers - TRC02 (Developer Remix 1) 16. Alan Fitzpatrick - 1992 17. Secluded - Dimension 18. Developer - Western Ways (Oscar Mulero Remix 1) 19. Adam Beyer - Crispy Bits A2 20. Inland - Nightfall 21. Oswld - Du Xcs Part 2 | Operator aka Rich Jones (Gnosis Records/Audio Assault) 01. Truncate - Pressurize 02. Savas Pascalidis - Intervoice 03. Charlton - Stand Behind A Line 04. Sinecure - Mantalis 05. Ketch - Kinematic (Eomac Remix) 06. Chris Colburn - EZPZ 07. Charlton - Unforgiven 08. Planetary Assault Systems - Riot In Silo 12 09. Lucy - The Self As Another 10. Lewis Fautzi - Unknown (Oscar Mulero Remix) 11. Charlton - Vulnerable 12. Operator - Tangential Propagation 13. Operator - Grid 9 14. Clouds - Genista Cave 15. Sinecure - Devil's Tongue (Low Resonance Mix) 16. Exium - M.A.D 17. Operator - Going There 18. Surgeon - Force And Form Remakes

Following the slow and deep brew of the last episode, our 60th mix comes as an ever-cerebral and purely sonic adventure by one of the most celebrated duos in techno today , WOO YORK. The next hour is the recording from when they performed live at NextSound Festival (an all-live acts and advanced music/arts festival) alongside Byetone from Raster-Noton, held at the underground Closer Club in their hometown of Kiev, Ukraine, last month. This live performance was one of its kind as it explores live sound arrangement and manipulation (100% improvised), which is the concept and setup they specialize at the moment, aspiring to take it even further. We are truly humbled by the opportunity of hosting these amazing and very talented guys on this special occasion and releasing this extremely organic and experimental live session. Production-wise, their Grad EP released mid-last year was received exceptionally well, which included superb remixes by Jeroen Search, Deepbass, and Ness (all past guests in this series). For this year, they already have a slew of 12" planned across Soma (first one coming out this month), Audio Assault, and Fullpanda. Aside from keeping themselves busy in the studio, they plan to continue performing their refined live-act while creating new sounds and textures. With this said, we hope you enjoy the following 55 minutes of mind-blowing, abstract, futuristic music as much as we do. WOO YORK's Facebook Page WOO YORK's Resident Advisor Page - Erratic is comprised of a small team of passionate curators hosting proper Techno parties in New York City. www.ErraticNYC.com | www.fb.com/ErraticNYC

We don't usually receive extended sets, but when we do, they are stellar; and this one certainly makes it among the top of the list if we must be honest. Hailing from Rotterdam, with many years of tenure, and impeccable releases on Perc Trax, Mote Evolver, Gynoid, Blank Code and his own Audio Assault and the brand new Mord (read RA feature), we are extremely proud to present BAS MOOY. Between his private life and busy touring schedule, he was kind enough to weave together an stunning, top-of-the-class, and exclusive 2-hour journey for us, which we couldn't be any more grateful for it. We have no doubt you will think the same. There really is not much else to say on this one except to let the music speak for itself. Just keep in mind that his inaugural release on Mord, Linea Recta, is inside, and it's outstanding. BAS MOOY's Website BAS MOOY's Facebook Page BAS MOOY's Resident Advisor DJ Page - Erratic is comprised of a small team of passionate curators hosting proper Techno parties in New York City. www.ErraticNYC.com | www.fb.com/ErraticNYC

01 - MR BIZZ_Consequence (0'00) (BluFin / 2012) 02 - MATT MINIMAL_Gate 56 (3'20) (Respekt Recordings / 2012) 03 - BAS MOOY_Odd Rock (7'50) (Audio Assault / 2012) 04 - BAS MOOY_Odd Rock (PFIRTER Remix) (10'50) (Audio Assault / 2012) 05 - LOCO & JAM_Budapest (14'00) (Phobiq / 2012) 06 - EMMANUEL_Trilogy (17'00) (Monique Musique / 2013) 07 - MION_Fused (EDIT SELECT Remix) (19'30) (Edit Select / 2012) 08 - BEN SIMS_Metal Work (24'10) (Machine Label / 2012) 09 - MARCEL FENGLER_Frantic (28'20) (Ostgut Ton / 2012) 10 - EMMANUEL TOP_Spherique (32'20) (Nova Mute / 1998) 11 - VIRGIL ENZINGER_Atomic Rain (35'50) (A.PAUL & JADE REBEL Remix) (I.Cntrl / 2013) 12 - EDIT SELECT_Fused (39'00) (SHIFTED Remix) (EDIT SELECT / 2012) 13 - SKUDGE_Man On Wire (41'30) (MARCEL DETTMANN Remix) (Skudge Rec / 2013) 14 - TERRENCE DIXON_Minimalism (44'30) (MICK HUCKABY Remix) (Thema / 2013) 15 - LOGOTECH_Scraubendreher (48'20) (Forgotten Archives / 2013) 16 - JAMES HAMMER_Stress Relief (51'10) (A.PAUL Remix) (Sonic Mind Records / 2013) 17 - ROBERT HOOD_And Then We Planned Our Escape (54'20) (Music Man Records / 2008) 18 - COMMIX_Be True (61'00) (BURIAL Remix) (Metalheadz / 2010)

01 - CELEDA_The Underground (0'00) (Acapella) (Star 69 Records / 2000) 02 - MARCO EFFE_Jellied Eels (0'20) (Cocoon Recordings / 2012) 03 - MATT MINIMAL_Blade (6'50) (Famille Electro Records / 2012) 04 - MIKI LITVAK_Pollinator (11'30) (GARY BECK Remix) (Punch Music / 2010) 05 - MUZARCO_Prophet On Jupiter (16'00) (GUY J Remix) (Punch Music / 2012) 06 - RAMON ZENKER & HARADA_Xylopia (20'20) (BluFin / 2012) 07 - SASHA CARASSI & MIKAEL JONASSON_Albatross (24'40) (Sleaze Records / 2012) 08 - SLAM & MIKE DEARBORN_1991 (29'10) (SLAM Remix) (Paragraph / 2012) 09 - BAS MOOY_Nastase (33'50) (Audio Assault / 2012) 10 - PAN POT_Mental Rush (38'30) (Mobilee Records / 2012) 11 - ADAM BEYER & ALAN FITZPATRICK_Human Reason (43'50) (LEN FAKI Remix) (Drumcode / 2013) 12 - TOM HADES & SPEKTRE_Scintillate (50'30) (Analyfictrail / 2012) 13 - CASSEGRAIN_Sennit (55'30) (Krake / 2013)

Mantis Radio 131 + Anniversary Special #6 DVNT Phat Chex - Uncertain Future [Darkfloor Sound] Phat Chex - Shrunken Heads [dub] Derlich - Vandal [dub] Si Begg - Losing It (Gella remix) [Noodles Recordings] Amit - Acid Trip [Tempa] ENOCH - Hype Infinite (Here It Comes) [ENOCH] D4F4K3-P4ND4 - BUG[s] [dub] Alavux - Roller [Battery Park Studios] Dave Clarke - Wisdom To The Wise (Red 2) (Steve Rachmad Dub) [BNR] INGEN our 3rd most popular session Anodyne - Empire of light (Boris Noiz mix) [Combat Recordings] David Meiser - Transcending Your Fears [Darkfloor Sound] Black Asteroids - Black Acid (Alva Noto Remodel) [Electric Deluxe] Arkist - Spiderdrudge [Future Inhale] Bas Mooy - Nastase (Developer remix02) [Audio Assault] Bebop + Rocksteady - Rubber Sophie (Jerome Hill Stripped Back remix) [Bonus Round] Blackmass Plastics - Ok Ozzy [Western Panorama Recordings] C Mantle - Congener 3 [Acre Recordings] Wulfweard - Found In Translation [TrusT] EDMX - Cerberus [Power Vacuum] MAKATON our 2nd most popular session House of Black Lanterns - Broken ft. Ghettozoid [Houndstooth] Kryptic Minds - Askum [Tectonic] Ontal - Output [Darkfloor Sound] Tomohiko Sagae - DSPS 2 [HueHelix] The Black Dog - Broken Mind [Dust Science] Jam City - The Courts [Night Slugs] Ctrls - Evident Mechanics 002 [Token] Savagen - RT2 [dub] Mark Broom - Silenced Part 2 [Beardman] Radioactive Man - Wreckorder [Wang Trax] Rachel Haircut - Drench.Sf2 [Aural Sects] Coefficient - Intrinsic Vector (Part 2) [Duality Recs] Si Begg - Losing It (Patscan remix) [Noodles Recordings] SOMATIC RESPONSES our most popular session

Mantis Radio 131 + Anniversary Special #6 DVNT Phat Chex - Uncertain Future [Darkfloor Sound] Phat Chex - Shrunken Heads [dub] Derlich - Vandal [dub] Si Begg - Losing It (Gella remix) [Noodles Recordings] Amit - Acid Trip [Tempa] ENOCH - Hype Infinite (Here It Comes) [ENOCH] D4F4K3-P4ND4 - BUG[s] [dub] Alavux - Roller [Battery Park Studios] Dave Clarke - Wisdom To The Wise (Red 2) (Steve Rachmad Dub) [BNR] INGEN our 3rd most popular session Anodyne - Empire of light (Boris Noiz mix) [Combat Recordings] David Meiser - Transcending Your Fears [Darkfloor Sound] Black Asteroids - Black Acid (Alva Noto Remodel) [Electric Deluxe] Arkist - Spiderdrudge [Future Inhale] Bas Mooy - Nastase (Developer remix02) [Audio Assault] Bebop + Rocksteady - Rubber Sophie (Jerome Hill Stripped Back remix) [Bonus Round] Blackmass Plastics - Ok Ozzy [Western Panorama Recordings] C Mantle - Congener 3 [Acre Recordings] Wulfweard - Found In Translation [TrusT] EDMX - Cerberus [Power Vacuum] MAKATON our 2nd most popular session House of Black Lanterns - Broken ft. Ghettozoid [Houndstooth] Kryptic Minds - Askum [Tectonic] Ontal - Output [Darkfloor Sound] Tomohiko Sagae - DSPS 2 [HueHelix] The Black Dog - Broken Mind [Dust Science] Jam City - The Courts [Night Slugs] Ctrls - Evident Mechanics 002 [Token] Savagen - RT2 [dub] Mark Broom - Silenced Part 2 [Beardman] Radioactive Man - Wreckorder [Wang Trax] Rachel Haircut - Drench.Sf2 [Aural Sects] Coefficient - Intrinsic Vector (Part 2) [Duality Recs] Si Begg - Losing It (Patscan remix) [Noodles Recordings] SOMATIC RESPONSES our most popular session

Christian Wünsch (MON) - NightVision Techno PODCAST 25 Pt. 2 Bio: Christian Wünsch has been in contact with music ever since he was a young boy: thanks to the influence of his elder sisters he discovered the darkest pop of the eighties, as well as goth rock, punk and new wave. This influence was to stay with him for the years to come, when he moved to Nottingham. In Rock City, one of the city’s most famous live music venues, he enjoyed many live performances by the bands that had meant so much to him: New Model Army, The Mission, Ramones, Joolz, Sisters of Mercy and so on. But it wasn’t until he returned to Spain in the early nineties that he came to be fully in contact with electronic music. Back in those days and thanks to Madrid’s nightlife and clubs like Attica, Christian experimented the curious fusion of all his previous dark rock influences with the most combative electronic music in the form of EBM. This had a huge impact on him and lead him to take a step in the right direction and become the star, rather than a mere spectator. In order to gain a qualification in sound, he moved back to the United Kingdom and it was there and then that he discovered the sound of Techno at its most basic stages. Whilst he studied, he started looking for second hand equipment and created his own home studio; first with a primitive Roland tr 505 rhythm composer and a Novation Basstation synth. Not long after that, he got hold of an old Atari 1040 computer, a relic that included two Midi ports; he also acquired a few more bits of equipment and started to produce music in a more serious way. Following a period getting to know the machines, he released for the first time under the name of Metal Artefakt with Rhythm of time, a label based in Madrid that was amongst the first ones in Spain to release techno records, back in 1997. That same year, his demo was selected for Sónar 97; his gig at the festival was his second ever live performance. The first work he released under his own name saw the light thanks to SYL:Label, a label that belonged to an important Birmingham distributor, Integrale Muzique, under de direction of Regis, a young Karl O’konnor. After he listened to Christian’s demo, he proposed to him that he should have his own label in the platform, and so he released several records with them. Back then, his distinctive energetic and cyclic techno already featured within his sound palette and included a subliminal Soul component that later on developed to become his trademark. Having released his records on other labels, early in the year 2000 he decided to create his own, Tsunami Records, which is still active nowadays. Soon after he also created Nine, and with time both labels have become a symbol for the purest and most militant techno. Aside from what he has released with Tsunami and Nine, Wünsch has released over 50 records in labels from all around the globe, such as Theory, Sheep, Music Man or Audio Assault, just to name the most prominent. Aside from his releases, the onstage version of Christian is committed to live performances and to taking his personal view of techno to the best dance floors of the planet, whether clubs or festivals, in countries such as Germany, Hungary, Holland, Belgium, England, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Malta, France, Slovenia, Austria, Brazil, USA or Japan, amongst others. At present, he is a member of the PoleGroup platform, together with Oscar Mulero, Exium, Reeko and Architectural; in this respect, he has been releasing excellent pieces of work alongside his Selección Natural companions, as well as the fantastic False Flag EP, release number 8 of the group. After a period of calm and reorganisation, 2012 will see Christian getting back on the saddle in order to revitalise Tsunami, making a new release with PoleGroup and polishing up his live act so as to put sound systems from around the world to the test. Aside from operating on his own, he’s also an active part of the Work Out project, a new alternative within the techno live dj set concept. Brought to you by Christian Wünsch and Oscar Mulero, both in terms of form and musical content, these sets combine the most up to date and futuristic sounds with the most classical influences of techno and electronic music in general. A choice two-hour musical revision in the shape of a dj set, featuring also a lot of unreleased material by both artists, as well as new versions of previously released tracks, which gives WorkOut! a personal and made to measure feel. Both the musical concept and the performance are designed to be flexible and modified to suit the needs of large events or clubs, or even the smallest of venues. Tracklist: Unavailable Total TIme: 1:01:26 More info: Christian Wünsch on Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/christianwunsch PoleGroup Booking: http://www.polegroup.net NightVision Techno PODCAST on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/hu/podcast/nightvision-techno-podcast/id472942249 NightVision Techno PODCAST on MIXCLOUD and DIRECT LINK: http://www.mixcloud.com/nightvision_techno_podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on FB: http://www.facebook.com/nightvisiontechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/nightvisiontechno E-mail: nightvisiontechnopodcast@t-online.hu

After a series of outstanding guest episodes, Episode #39 features Erratic's resident and co-founder, LoKKoTRONN, where he delivers a special, dark and throbbing 70-minute mix. Enjoy! TRACKLIST 01. Dave Clarke - Final Quadrent (Technasia) 02. Joe Cocherell - Poptones (Frozen Border) 03. Regis - Blood Witness (Blackest Ever Black) 04. Svreca - Jade (Orphx Remix) (Semantica) 05. Skirt - Miismo (Horizontal Ground) 06. On/Off - Wednes (Brood) 07. Charlton - Sinister (Pohjola) 08. Makaton - The Awards Ceremony (Rodz Konez) 09. Patrick Gil - Li Jet (Jeroen Search Remix) (Gynoid) 10. Svreca - Narratif (Semantica) 11. Cassegrain - Sennit (Semantica) 12. Dasha Rush - Wave Traveler (Sonic Groove) 13. Oscar Mulero - Orbital Resonance (Semantica) 14. TW - Closed Timelike Curve (Marcel Dettmann Remix) (CLR) 15. Factory Floor - Two Different Ways (Perc Remix) (DFA) 16. Brian Sanhaji - Ultima (D Carbone Remix) (Egoton) 17. Bas Mooy - Nastase (Developer Remix 1) (Audio Assault) 18. Developer - The Uncertain (Shapednoise Remix) (Semantica) 19. Bas Mooy - Odd Rok (Pfirter Remix) (Audio Assault) 20. Bas Mooy - Nastase (Developer Remix 2) (Audio Assault) 21. Stanislav Tolkachev - Yes, Today (Pohjola) 22. Jeroen Search - Stardust (Pohjola) 23. Perc - A New Brutality (Perc Trax) LoKKoTRONN's Resident Advisor DJ Page - Erratic is comprised of a small team of passionate curators hosting proper Techno parties in New York City. www.ErraticNYC.com | www.fb.com/ErraticNYC

Mantis Radio 117 + Scape One DVNT Coefficient - Opaque Coherence [Labrynth] Basis - Ki x Sorrow 1 [Basis] Global Goon - Energy Owl [Global Goon] Imaginary Forces - A Meaningless Gesture [Sleep Codes] Nil - Upbiringing (Tomohiko Sagae remix) [HueHelix] Gary Beck - Naptha [Soma Records] Vegim - You Are Lost (Rusk remix) [Capital Techno Rec.] BMB (British Murder Boys) - In Another Country [Liberation Technologies] Chairman Kato - Yeah You're Right pt.1 [Shades of Grey] Ingen - Downstairs Mixup [Digital Distortions] Energun - Upgrade black white [Energun] Ry + Frank Wiedemann - Howling (Ame remix) [Innervisions] Aquarian - Obsidian (Randomer remix) [UNO NYC.] Steel Grooves - Activist [Sonic Convergence] Bas Mooy - Nastase (Developer remix 02) [Audio Assault] Happa - Bring It Back [Church] Wellbelove - Dark Sun [Cue Burn Digital] BMB (British Murder Boys) - Dead Sun [Liberation Technologies] SCAPE ONE Tau Sagittarii - Insignificant Form of Life [Live] Solar Fields - Discovering [Ultimae Records]v Carsten Jost - Chateau Jalousie [Dial] Kurt Baggaley - Simple Explanations [The Bohemian Club] Tau Sagittarii - Proteus 4 [Live] Donnacha Costello - It Simply is [Minimise] Public Transport - Skywave [Soundcloud] Tau Sagittarii - You Have Named this Process Evolution [Live] Kurt Baggaley - Line of Sight [Stem] Tau Sagittarii - More Details Please Hol Baumann - A forgotten Ritual [Ultimae Records] Tau Sagittarii - See Beyond His Own Time [Live] Scape One - The hydrogen Line [Unreleased] Tau Sagittarii - Put to Sleep

Mantis Radio 117 + Scape One DVNT Coefficient - Opaque Coherence [Labrynth] Basis - Ki x Sorrow 1 [Basis] Global Goon - Energy Owl [Global Goon] Imaginary Forces - A Meaningless Gesture [Sleep Codes] Nil - Upbiringing (Tomohiko Sagae remix) [HueHelix] Gary Beck - Naptha [Soma Records] Vegim - You Are Lost (Rusk remix) [Capital Techno Rec.] BMB (British Murder Boys) - In Another Country [Liberation Technologies] Chairman Kato - Yeah You're Right pt.1 [Shades of Grey] Ingen - Downstairs Mixup [Digital Distortions] Energun - Upgrade black white [Energun] Ry + Frank Wiedemann - Howling (Ame remix) [Innervisions] Aquarian - Obsidian (Randomer remix) [UNO NYC.] Steel Grooves - Activist [Sonic Convergence] Bas Mooy - Nastase (Developer remix 02) [Audio Assault] Happa - Bring It Back [Church] Wellbelove - Dark Sun [Cue Burn Digital] BMB (British Murder Boys) - Dead Sun [Liberation Technologies] SCAPE ONE Tau Sagittarii - Insignificant Form of Life [Live] Solar Fields - Discovering [Ultimae Records]v Carsten Jost - Chateau Jalousie [Dial] Kurt Baggaley - Simple Explanations [The Bohemian Club] Tau Sagittarii - Proteus 4 [Live] Donnacha Costello - It Simply is [Minimise] Public Transport - Skywave [Soundcloud] Tau Sagittarii - You Have Named this Process Evolution [Live] Kurt Baggaley - Line of Sight [Stem] Tau Sagittarii - More Details Please Hol Baumann - A forgotten Ritual [Ultimae Records] Tau Sagittarii - See Beyond His Own Time [Live] Scape One - The hydrogen Line [Unreleased] Tau Sagittarii - Put to Sleep

Kai-zen Podcast - Regular top DJ's playing Deep House, Tech House & Techno. Rotterdam home-based dj/producer Bas Mooy (1976) has been active on many fronts in the techno scene since 1999. Heavily influenced by a city that breaths industrial strength twenty-four-seven, he gradually found his way into creating an unique dark sound, which lead him to the forefront of the European techno scene. In 2002 he kickstarted the already legendary Audio Assault record label with label partner Jeroen Liebregts aka Radial, which resulted in the birth of sublabel Arms one year later. Since then the Audio Assault family built a strong and constantly growing fan-base worldwide, showcasing an impressive catalogue with a constant output of stand out twelve inches, setting the standard for today’s quality dark techno. For many years he has been a member of the Rotterdam underground collective ‘Strictly Techno’, creators of over a hundred legendary parties since 1996. Bas has played at many ‘top of the bill’ clubs and festivals around the globe and is a regular guest at the highly respected Awakenings parties in Holland. Over the years Bas has been a hard working and devoted producer, spending many hours in the studio and putting out music on respected labels such as Planet Rhythm, Roots, Fine Audio Recordings, Naked Lunch, Impact Mechanics, Submissions, Patterns, Blank Records and of course his own imprints Audio Assault and Arms. With the start of a new label and upcoming releases on Mote Evolver, Perc Trax, Blank and Gynoid, Bas shows no sign of slowing down in 2012!

Radial is the techno music project of Jeroen Liebregts (1980).  Jeroen has been running and producing for his labels Audio Assault and Arms since 2002, and also produced music for several other labels.  In 2006 he finished his studies of electronic music at the conservatory of The [...]

Kai-zen Podcast - Regular top guest DJ's playing Deep House, Tech & Techno. Tracklist unavailable at time of broadcast. Swedish DJ/producer Mattias Fridell has been actively involved in the techno scene since the 1990s, inspired early on by EDM and the developing techno movement in Sweden. In 2000 Fridell's first record, cut with Alexander Johansson, was released and it garnered the duo a reputation as two of the more promising producers to look out for. Their music was subsequently played by some of the highest profile DJs as well as noted by Calle Dernulf—a radio guru in Sweden who has been pushing techno and house music to the masses. From there Fridell and Johansson they released their music on a succession of classic and legendary labels such as Audio Assault, ARMS and XXX Records. When Johansson decided to take a six year break from electronic dance music, Mattias Fridell kept right on going. For nearly a decade he's released quality techno and other forms of electronic dance music, working along the way with a growing number of respected labels and artists. In 2010 Fridell teamed up with techno icon Glenn Wilson to create throbbing music and also launch the label project Tonal Path. He's also collaborated with other producers from around the world and succeeded in re-introducing his old collaborator Alexander Johansson to the techno scene—they're now as strong as ever in their partnership. While constantly implementing new ideas and retaining his signature sound, Mattias is always inspired to work several directions within dance music's deep maze of rabbit holes. From starting out in the '90s delivering the sound of authentic Swedish techno, his musical journey took him through a variety of musical twists. Along the way he's salvaged everything from hard techno to classic Detroit-inspired beats, down to a minimalistic approach as well as the work that defines his sound today: the dark, deep, industrial tones and rich, deep dubby flavourswith lots of erosion and a smattering of dirt. Working against the trends, but assimilating slices he likes along the way, Fridell will carry on producing his unique, innovative vibes.

Jonas Karlsson aka Mhonolink resides in Stockholm, Sweden and has had numerous unforgettable releases since  the 1990's on legendary labels such as Zync, Mhonday Music, Audio Assault, Mankind, Sway, and MH Records.   After being on hiatus for a couple of years Mhonolink [...]