Podcast appearances and mentions of derek plaslaiko

DJ Leeon sort of burst onto The Bunker scene with an absolutely storming set for a heaving Bad Room at The Bunker 19 Year Anniversary. He returned in September 2022, closing The Bunker after Moritz Von Oswald, with his premier b2b set with Derek Plaslaiko. Here he treats us to a very special studio mix, his first public mix since his EOS Radio residency ended in the spring. tracklist: Jackson Lee - Little Cloud Iori - Under The Water (Wata Igarashi Remix) Planetary Assault Systems - Lazer Organical Priori - Hazard Buttechno - Back 2 The E Animuss - Keep It Moving Makuto - Lumínic Kr!z - Atlantis (Oscar Mulero's Deconstruction) Binny - Analog Mike Parker - The Burning Roundtable Adiel & Tamburi Neri - Arresto Temporaneo Pulso AS - Cosmos Binny - Looper David Löhlein - Julie Luke Slater - Grooving In A Cave Marco Passarani - Riding Time Waves Tim Love Lee - Wenzenwoznow

Taylor Bratches is a DJ, producer and writer based in New York. She curates the mix series Walking and Falling, an appendage of the Chicago-based DJ mentorship program for female and non-binary artists. As a lifelong poet and dancer, her relationship to rhythm is intimate and ever-evolving. Heavily influenced by artists like Erika, Patrick Russell, Eris Drew, Sassmouth, Abby Echiverri and Derek Plaslaiko, her sets aim to fuse genres and to move people physically and spiritually, creating an experience that is both terrestrial and extraterrestrial. She has an upcoming release on Enmossed and writes for Resident Advisor. artist statement: "This mix features selected tracks from Skee Mask, Somatic Responses, Objekt, Sam KDC, Yaleesa Hall, revlux, Alonzo, and others. It was made in ecstatic joy - I was jumping up and down and dancing in front of my CDJs while mixing. I improvised it in one take and lead with my intuition. Then I listened to it back and started to wonder: is it too intense? Too challenging? Too weird/psychotic? Too psychedelic? Too imperfect? Too emotional? Too dance-oriented? Too hybrid? Then I realized: this describes exactly who I am. So this mix not only represents what I'm drawn to currently, but me on some fundamental level." - Taylor Bratches

The Bunker Podcast was started back in 2007 when barely any electronic music podcasts existed if you can imagine such a thing. This was pre-Soundcloud when file hosting was expensive and most people didn't understand how to publish an RSS feed, and portable digital recorder technology wasn't that advanced yet. In the early days, the podcast was made up entirely of sets recorded at The Bunker parties. At some point artists went from being super excited that we wanted to put their sets online and knew how to do it, to being really squeamish about putting out "imperfect" sets recorded in a live context. So we more or less took some years off from podcasting sets. In recent years, we started releasing sets that weren't necessarily recorded at the party and the podcast picked up steam again. In any case, it's nice that The Bunker Podcast 200 is actually a recording from a party, and even nicer that it's brought to you by our long term resident DJ, Derek Plaslaiko. artist statement: "This was recorded at a party thrown by the crew at WYA Chicago in early August, 2019. The party itself was incredible! Great sound in a perfect sized room filled with people that were completely going off! Can't really ask for much more than that. I wanted this to be a Bunker Podcast because I think it's a great example of how I strive to play every time. This one is a 3 hour long “storytelling” set covering house and techno and everything that falls between. Mostly new tracks with a few classics peppered in to push the buttons on a few of my friends who came out. I hope you enjoy listening to it, as I sure as hell had fun recording it."

This mix is an exploration of releases from 1995 on the Fax label recorded at a private gathering in Kentucky. Rob Theakston is a name that may not be familiar to most of you, but will be instantly recognizable to anyone involved in the 90s Detroit techno scene, where he was a key antagonist and DJ. He worked at Planet E 1998-2000, Ghostly during the first few years, and had residencies with Recloose at Motor Lounge and Necto in Ann Arbor with Matt Dear and Sam Valenti. He released two EPs as Circuitry for Acoustic Division, including remixes from The Bunker's own Derek Plaslaiko and Patrick Russell. He's currently in a techno retirement of sorts in Kentucky, where he is the editor of Drinkhacker.com, and definitely knows more about whiskey than anyone you know.

#192 of our podcast series by @denis-rodd! ➪ https://www.facebook.com/cochleamusik ➪ https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/denisrodd Cochlea Music ➪ https://soundcloud.com/cochleamusic ➪ https://www.facebook.com/cochleamusik ➪ http://cochleamusic.com/de Originally from Lanzarote (Canary Islands), a producer and DJ who resides in Berlin and owns Berlin label Cochlea Music (www.cochleamusic.com) His early influences were different styles of funk, acid jazz and jazz-funk. Subsequently he was attracted to House, which led him to his current style House, Deep House and Techno. This endless curiosity for music is reflected in the complexity and richness of his productions and his DJ sets, which incorporates different style of electronic dance music, connecting and placing them in a new context. His sets are noted for their intensity and energy, grooves, melodies and abstract sounds, rich detail and insight. A dialogue between warm, organic and more experimental sounds that definitely create a sound or freestyle without any restrictions. Asa producer has become the likes of Carl Craig, John Digweed, Maceo Plex, Damian Lazarus, Richie Hawtin, Danny Tenaglia, Luigi Madonna, Derek Plaslaiko, Riva Starr, Paul Cazenave , Shall Ocin, Slam, Maetrik, Carlo Lio, The Black Dog, Hermanez, Ron Costa, Noah Pred among others, and reviews in Magazines like Mixmag UK, FAZE Mag or Radios like Radio 3 in Spain among others.

Hello Everyone ! I'm very happy to present this month's NWR featuring the lovely and talented Noncompliant aka DJ Shiva. Hailing from Indiana, she is one of the midwest's premier techno DJs with a career spanning across 20 years from the warehouse rave days of the 90s. She's had a slew of techno releases and remixes these last two years under her new Noncompliant alias, including on Valence and Dark Entries, and has already had milestones such as a mix and exchange for Resident Advisor, regular appearances at Panorama Bar and Berghain in Berlin, as well as a slew of international tour dates. She's a fantastic producer, DJ and person - and I sincerely hope you enjoy the show this month, featuring lots of great music from artists like Nina Kraviz, Charlotte De Witte, Derek Plaslaiko, ANNA, Redshape, LA-4A, Keeno18 and lots more. Have fun! Sincerely, Camea #neverwhereradio instagram.com/camea twitter.com/camea_clink facebook.com/cameaofficial www.into-neverwhere.com

Welcome back to the Magician On Duty Podcast Series! Happy Thanksgiving! On this weeks' edition we welcome Iman Rizky. Iman Rizky was bred on house beats from the early '80s and '90s. His relationship with dance music back then was a transcendental experience every weekend at places like New York City's Red Zone, the Tunnel, Limelight’s Disco 2000, the Sound Factory, and the legendary Twilo. His constant motivation, desire to please and ability to bring people together to enjoy great music have made him one of the most respected and innovative DJs of today’s music scene. He has shared spots alongside world class artists including Akiko Kiyama, Alexi Delano, Atish, Audiofly, Behrouz, Bill Patrick, Butane, Camea, Charles FeelGood, Corey Baker, Clarian, Clint Stewart, Dave DK, Dance Spirit, DAVI, Deep Jesus, Derek Plaslaiko, DJ Three, Einmusik, Elias Dore, Dimitri Nakov, Jon Charnis, Gab Rhome, Hoj and many more. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we do! Follow Iman Rizky here: www.iman-rizky.com https://www.facebook.com/pg/djimanrizky www.soundcloud.com/imanrizky www.residentadvisor.net/profile/imanrizky www.instagram.com/irizky www.ebbandflowmusic.com Download for free on The Artist Union

We talk to the man behind New York's most influential techno party.

We talk to the man behind New York's most influential techno party.

On Saturday December 1, 2007, a snowy night in Detroit, Interdimensional Transmissions thew a party called No Way Back. We had no idea how people would react, we just felt the scene needed this. The space was unfinished, and as the snow storm outside escalated the heat inside from the crowd began to melt the snow on the raw roof, making in literally rain on the dance floor. The party didn't end until around 5PM. This inaugural No Way Back is known as "the original truth in advertising leaky warehouse NWB" and this set from BMG is the only recording from this legendary party. Recorded at 3AM, after Patrick Russell and before Derek Plaslaiko, this set is receiving its first proper airing to prime us all for The Bunker & I.T. present No Way Back 10 Year Anniversary - New York Edition which will take place in Brooklyn on November 4th, 2017. Full info and tix can be found here: http://thebunkerny.com/events/2017-11-04-he-bunker-it-present-no-way-back-10-year-anniversary-new-york-edition Tracklist: BMG - 3AM No Way Back, Detroit, December 1, 2007 The Electrifyin' Mojo - MFA Intro Rhythm & Sound - See Mi Version (Basic Reshape) [Burial Sound] Rhythm & Sound - Mango Drive [Rhythm & Sound] Junior Murvin - Tedious [Island] Nagual - Feel The Rhythm [Prescription] MDIII - Set Me Free [Underground] I.B.M. - Kill Bill [Interdimensional Transmissions] Marcellus Pittman - Chicago Nights [Unirhythm] Gherkin Jerks - Acid Indigestion [Gherkin] Mixx - Blood - Camero - Tits, Ass & Pussy (BMG Edit) [Saber] Gene Hunt - Strait Trippin [MAAD] Lil Louis - Jupiter [Diamond] M/C/Jones - 91EEK [Elemental] DB-X - Electric Shock [Accelerate] Joe R. Lewis - Change Reaction (Headache Mix) [Target] I.B.M. - Black Sunday (BMG Edit) [Interdimensional Transmissions] Residents - Diskomo (BMG Edit) [unreleased] Universal Indicator - Red [Rephlex] Ø - Kuvio [Sähkö] Jimi Tenor - Take Me Baby (Vega Mix) [T&B] Bam Bam - Where's Your Child? [Westbrook] Green Velvet - Fake & Phonie [Relief]

I could not have been more thrilled when Jasper Wolff and Maarten Mittendorff, residents of Amsterdam's legendary De School, asked Derek Plaslaiko and I to play their night. One of their tracks "Trica" had been in constant rotation for me since its release but I knew little else about them. Both Derek and I were completely blown away by the opening set they played at De School; we could not have asked for a better intro to perfectly set the stage for what turned out to be one of our favorite nights all year. I immediately asked them to record a podcast for The Bunker and they responded with this special mix that features unreleased goodies from their studio and upcoming releases on their Indigo Aera imprint. - Bryan Kasenic

If you manage to come up and make a mark on the Detroit scene, you are clearly doing something right. And that’s just how Derek Plaslaiko started: spinning his clinical yet sophisticated sets at various key raves around the Mid West of America before eventually establishing himself on the global underground circuit. Now, although Berlin based, you may caught his name on the flyer for the No Way Back parties (put on by Interdimensional Transmissions - the Detroit imprint that has put out several of Plaslaiko’s rare original releases) and is a resident for Bunker NYC and has been for years. He also releases his stylish brand of techno on the club’s in house label and has close ties with Ghostly International. Add to this the fact he played a sublime closing set at our festival back in August, and Derek is a natural choice to mix it up for our podcast series. The resulting two and a half hour selection is an exquisitely programmed ride through many shades of techno, from stripped back and thumping to eerie and heady via raw and nasty. Just when the pressure seems like it might get too much, Plaslaiko masterfully switches up the mood and takes you somewhere else, thus keeping you locked to his grooves. He says of the mix, “it was done in one take at the Resident Advisor offices in Berlin. The neighbours complained about the volume near the end of the recording, so I was forced to do the last few mixes headphones only. It's made up of about 60% current favourite tracks, and 40% unreleased material from a handful of friends. Kris Wadsworth, Jared Wilson, Todd Osborn, Dona, DVS1, Mr Statik, Secret Studio and Israel Vines all submitted tracks specifically for this mix. Will Lynch, Jim Beam and a massive amount of Burger King all played a major role in getting it done. I like a good story when hearing a DJ set, so that's what I was going for when programming the mix.

The Rave Curious podcast hits a California highway with the Bunker NYC resident. Derek Plaslaiko is one of the finest DJs to come out of Detroit's mid-90s techno scene. The current Berlin resident is known for playing extended sets that test the very limits of what might be considered house or techno, with a fearless attitude that's guided him through several important residencies over the past 20 years, including Family and Untitled in Detroit, and The Bunker in NYC. It's also the sort of musical muse that lead him to play an hour of hip-hop during his record-breaking 12-plus hour DJ set streamed from his living room on Boiler Room in 2014. "In Detroit, you could play anything you wanted," he says of the environment where he developed his DJ discipline. Derek drove down the California freeway with host Joshua Glazer for a casual conversation unlike any other you've heard on Rave Curious. Check it out.

One of our all time favourites delivers a 4,5-hour long live recording for this week’s Dekmantel Podcast: BMG is the man in charge of the Interdimensional Transmissions label and Ectomorph - two dynamic, long-standing Michigan institutions. Brendan M. Gillen is part of the history of Detroit as much as the acclaimed superstars. Through a network of pseudonyms such as Ectomorph, BMG, Flexitone, Existence And Uniqueness Of Solutions and others he wrote pages and pages of history. Gillen will play this year’s Dekmantel Festival By Night as part of the No Way Back showcase, featuring Bryan Kasenic, Carlos Souffront, Erika, and Derek Plaslaiko. The mix was recorded at a The Bunker Limited night at Trans Pecos.

Interdimensional Transmissions founder BMG's set recorded live at No Way Back at the Market Hotel, Brooklyn, Feb 20, 2016. 2:30-4AM after Carlos Souffront, before Derek Plaslaiko. Nuel - “Om” [Further] Annette - “Dream 17 (Mayday Mix)” [Deconstruction] Cliff Lothar - “Murked Out” [Skudge White] The Maghreban - “Now Easy” [Zoot] In Aeternam Vale - “Non” [Linda] Teleseen - “Distant Drums (The Fantasy Rmx) [forthcoming] Decius - “Bread & Butter” [More About Music] Cheap & Deep - “Time Stops (Ectomorph Rmx)” [Modular Cowboy] Dungeon Acid - “Carnal Knowledge (Instrumental)” [Huhta Home Studio] Compassion Crew - “V.H.S.S.” [Dolly] John Tejada & Tin Man - “Deep Traffic” [Acid Test] Bruno Belluomini - “Agony” [MRT] Unit Moebius - “World Turns Round” [Acid Planet] In Sync - “Storm” [Irdial] Freddy Fresh & Tim Taylor “5 Mouths” [white label] Fishermen - “Serpents (Florian Kupfer Remix)” [Skudge White] Svaag - “Saaade” [Semantica] Jeff Mills - “Mills Machina (Live)” [Axis] Jay Denham - “In Sync” [Fragile] Auntie Flo - “Daabi” [Autonomous Africa] DJ Deeon - “Da Bomb” [Dance Mania]

The Bunker Podcast 100 is a collaboration between Derek Plaslaiko and Mike Servito, recorded live at The Bunker Limited at Trans Pecos on July 3, 2015, 11:59pm to 9:00am.

The first time we'd ever heard of Carlos Souffront was in 2006, when Derek Plaslaiko was encouraging us to book him for our first 3/03 acid party (alongside Mark Verbos). Derek would not shut up about a party in Detroit where Carlos just played Aphex Twin (and his many aliases) vinyl all night long and demolished the place. So it only followed that we should invite him to play an all acid set on 3/03. Carlos of course was phenomenal that night and has been a regular guest at The Bunker ever since. Earlier this year, when Aphex Twin began uploading a seemingly endless stream of unreleased tracks to Soundcloud, it was Derek once again who called us and said: you HAVE to ask Carlos do a mix of this stuff for The Bunker Podcast. Carlos obliged and did this mix for us live in one take (after a surprise practice session on RBMA radio). Enjoy!

Recorded at The Bunker 12 Year Anniversary at Output on January 3, 2015. Soulphiction - Ann Arbor Agaric and Michael Stavostrand - Everytime Ghosts On Tape - Snake Box DJ Gregory - Head Talking Ramadanman & Appleblim - Void 23 (Carl Craig Re-Edit) Radio Slave - Children Of The E (North London Mix) Joel Mull - Tracks Of The Night Keith Carnal - Objective (Joel Mull Stripped Remix) Agaric - A Different Beginning Roy England - Airlock Release (Derek Plaslaiko Remix) Robert hood - The Pace Joey Beltram - Instant Rhythim Is Rhythim - Kaos Todd Osborn - Put Your Weight On It (Chicago Mix) Baby Ford & Mark Broom - Bubble Bath Radio Slave - The Clone Wars Man Power - Parenthesis (Raudive Remix) Rework - Better Stay (Villanova Remix) KiNK - Fantasia Cirkutry - Untitled (This Is Like Derek Plaslaiko's Remix) Todd Osborn - We Gonna Jak Todd Osborn - Too Real

We're honored to release this exclusive mix by Carlos Souffront, an excerpt from a recording at Plunge, September 14, 2013, and an interview of Carlos by The Bunker resident Derek Plaslaiko in preparation for our upcoming collaboration featuring Bunker artists Voices from the Lake.

Recorded live at The Bunker on January 25, 2008, when Derek played a nearly 5 hour set to launch his Spectral Residency tour, which takes him to 15 North American cities in February and March.

Recorded live at The Bunker on January 25, 2008, when Derek played a nearly 5 hour set to launch his Spectral Residency tour, which takes him to 15 North American cities in February and March.

This set was recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on September 4, 2009. This set captures Derek opening The Bunker back room from 10pm to 12am (before Hrdvsion, Octave One, and Surgeon), which is not his normal slot, but one he obviously excels at.

Derek Plaslaiko, mixed January 2009