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You've tried the Variable Fighters- now it's Destroid time. Heavier armor. Heavier weapons. Less... move good. The destroids many not have the variable fighter elegance and flexibility, but the firepower is worth the tradeoff. But what about the design? Well, I'll let you in on a little secret: I like variable fighters better, and Dylan likes destroids better. You can find a video version of this podcast for free on Scanline Media's Patreon! If you want to find us on Twitter, Dylan is @lowpolyrobot and Six is @sixdettmar. Our opening theme is the Hangar Theme from Gundam Breaker 3, and our ending theme for this episode is Runner by Makoto Fujiwara from Super Dimension Fortress Macross. Our podcast art is a fantastic piece of work from Twitter artist @fenfelt. Want to see a list of every unit we've covered from every episode, including variants and tangents? It's right here. Units discussed: Viggers/Centinental HWR-00 Monster Mk II Heavy Weight Robot Viggers/Centinental Destroid Monster Mk IP HWR-00 Monster Mk II Target Destroid Shinnakasu/Northrom Grumman VB-6 König Monster (SMS Type) Destroid Giant Monster Shinnakasu/Northrom Grumman VB-6 König Monster

Welcome to our annual October Halloween chapter! Each year, we choose a scary theme to celebrate the season, and this year is death. Justin and Ed spin some great tracks and explore how different artists treat the finality of life. We've got some big names in this one, ranging from Type O Negative to David Bowie to Wumspcut! Send your listener submissions/ suggestions to arcanemachinepodcast@gmail.com! The Arcane Machine is a monthly show with supplemental content on Facebook, Twitter, and Discord throughout each month. If you like what you hear, please visit the artists' pages linked below and buy some music! Social Media: The Belfry: A Home for Dark Culture: The Belfry is the home of excellent podcast Cemetery Confessions, plus interviews, art, and other podcasts rooted deeply in dark/ alternative lifestyles. Join our Facebook group for discussion and bonus content: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheArcaneMachine/ Follow The Arcane Machine on Twitter: @arcane_machine Follow The Arcane Machine on Instagram: @the_arcane_machine The Tracklist:   1 – “Die in Winter” by Wumpscut from the album Bunkertor 7 (1995) (Bandcamp) 2 – “Your Funeral, My Trial” by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds from the album Your Funeral… My Trial (1986) (Website) 3 – “Wasteland” by Destroid from the album The Invasion (2013) (YouTube Channel) 4 – “Dr. Online” by Zeromancer from the album Eurotrash (2001) (Website) 5 – “The Darlings of Lumberland” by They Might Be Giants from the album Nanobots (2013) (Website) 6 – “Red Water (Christmas Mourning)” by Type O Negative from the album October Rust (1996) (Website) 7 – “Danse Macabre” by Duran Duran from the album Danse Macabre (2023) (Website) 8 – “Lazarus” by David Bowie from the album Blackstar (2016) (Website)

Heute reden wir erst ein wenig über die gerade vergangenen Konzerte in Barcelona und beim Fan Event in Berlin. Ab 26:03 min haben wir dann Daniel Myer (Haujobb, DSTR, Liebknecht, Covenant und unglaublich viele mehr) bei uns zu Gast. Mit ihm sprechen wir über sein neues selbstbetiteltes Projekt, die vielen anderen spannenden Musikprojekte, seine musikalischen Anfänge und Wurzeln. Außerdem fragen wir ihn Eure Fragen und es gibt die Hälfte einer musikalischen Schnellrunde. Eventuell reichen wir die 2. Hälfte in einer der nächsten Episoden noch nach, wenn wir es technisch hinbekommen. Schickt uns gern weiter Fragen, Schnellrunden, Themen für den Podkasten oder einfach nette Mails an podcast@solarfake.de Viel Spaß mit der neuen Episode!

Nach Ewigkeiten mal wieder eine ganz reguläre Folge. Mit vielen Fragen von Euch, einem Ohrenbluten und einer herbstlichen Schnellrunde. Es geht um Lieferdienste, Koffer, Sushi, Radiosender und noch sehr viel mehr. Nächste Woche gibt es leider keine neue Episode, aber in 2 Wochen haben wir einen tollen Gast, nämlich Daniel Myer (u.a. Haujobb, Destroid, Covenant, Architect...). Fragen an ihn und uns wie immer an podcast@solarfake.de. Anonsten freuen wir uns trotzdem aufs nächste Wochenende, da spielen wir nämlich im Westand in Braunschweig.

KJ SAWKA is a well-established drummer, producer, and DJ in the electronic music scene. As a Grammy-nominated drummer, he's performed with major artists including Illenium, Excision, Blake Lewis (American Idol), ill Gates, and many others. His credits include performing on The Ellen Degeneres Show, Jimmy Kimmel, Craig Ferguson, and is widely known for his work as a member of Pendulum and Destroid, headlining major festivals including Ultra Music Festival. His newer project -The Private Language blends hip hop, funk, and electronic dance music with front-singer Blake Lewis, a runner-up in American Idol. As an early adopter using Ableton Live 3, KJ Sawka pushes the boundaries of live music combining DJing with drum technology. He's released numerous Packs with Ableton, and has been endorsed by major music companies including Tama Drums, Roland, PreSonus, Mackie, Loopmasters, Slate Digital, SoundToys, and many others. Follow KJ Sawka at the links below: SoundCloud.com/KJSawka YouTube.com/user/KjSawkaFacebook.com/KJSawka Twitter.com/KjSawka Instagram.com/KJSawka Your Brain On Drums Pack: packs.dawnation.net/yourbrainondrums Twitch.tv/kjsawka EPISODE SPONSORED BY LALAL.AI LALAL.AI is an AI powered music source separation service which allows musicians to easily extract audio stems from stereo files. It's one of the world's first solutions to extract multiple stems, such as vocals, backing tracks, guitars, pianos, synthesizers, drums, and bass from songs. The team has created this special technology that outperforms competitors, and provides the best sound extraction from audio and video files alike. Use the discount code liveproducers20 and save 20% on their plus pack before June 30th, 2022. Try uploading your song today and see the results. Use Link Below: Bit.ly/3uTzzkb Save money purchasing the latest version of Ableton Live: liveproducersonline.com/buyableton Join Discord and connect with the Ableton community discord.gg/ceb9CgAFFj Join the newsletter. Be the first to receive new podcast episodes, Ableton Live downloads, special events, and more: liveproducersonline.com/newsletter

ill.Gates is a name known by nearly all producers in the English speaking world. His songs have been in the iTunes Top Ten Electronic Charts several times. DJs play his music every weekend and fans wear their ill.Gates tattoos with pride. Some of his collaborators include 42 Dugg, Alanis Morisette, Andrew Huang, Apashe, Beats Antique, Captain Hook, CloZee, Conrank, The Dead Kennedys, Destroid, Eprom, EyeOnEyez, G Jones, Gucci Mane, ill-esha, KJ Sawka, Liquid Stanger, Masia One, Mimosa, Minnesota, Mr Bill, Opiuo, RIP Kenny, Stephan Jacobs, Stylust, UHNK, Vaedynn, and Zain Effendi (composer on Pirates of the Caribbean, Dark Knight). His ringtones can be heard on the Windows Phone and the animatronic Droids perform to his music at Star Wars Disneyland. At this point I think it's safe to say ill.Gates is a household name. When he isn't composing his own music ill.Gates is teaching the next generation of musicians and providing employment opportunities through Producer Dojo, an organization he founded in 2016 with the goal of ‘launching 1000 music careers'. Producer Dojo uses a martial arts belt system to cultivate discipline in young music producers, provides them an outlet for release on the Dojo record label, and helps them create an online business selling samples, sounds and services. ill.Gates is known for traveling the globe but has recently moved to Los Angeles in order to build a studio for the Producer Dojo, which opened in 2018. You can catch up with the ill one at www.illGates.com and learn all about the Dojo at www.ProducerDojo.com ill.Gates Links: https://illgates.com/ https://www.facebook.com/illGatesMusic/ https://twitter.com/illgatesmusic Mr. Bill's Links: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mrbillstunes https://live.mrbillstunes.com/ https://discord.gg/ySjhgWQ https://mrbill.bandcamp.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/MrBillsTunes Podcast Produced & Edited by: https://twitter.com/303FuMo

Their StoryIn one of most uniquely offbeat collaborations of the year, celebrated pop singer Blake Lewis joins forces with EDM's most accomplished drummer producer KJ Sawka to form The Private Language, a new project that combines cutting edge electropop, indie dance and future funk into one irresistible package. Their boldly unexpected debut single is a fresh take on the Tears For Fears smash ‘Everybody Wants To Rule The World', spinning the classic songcraft of the original with state of the art modernist production. Released on Earth Day, the video for the song conveys an impassioned plea for peace and unity in these uncertain times. Watch it here.Sawka and Lewis originally crossed paths amid the vibrant Seattle hip hop and rave scene, becoming fast friends and fellow musical travelers. Lewis rose to fame as one of the most distinctive and memorable finalists on American Idol, winning over the world with his charismatic singing, beatboxing and scat-singing. He went to collaborate with OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder, releasing a top 10 US album and a #1 Billboard dance track. Sawka has been playing drums and producing for over 28 years, working with artists such as Illenium, BT, Amon Tobin, Andy Summers of the Police and dubstep supergroup Destroid. He is most known as the incendiary drummer for drum n' bass legends Pendulum.Covering this classic 1980s hit has been a unique experience for both artists, as Sawka explains: "This song was a real challenge to reinterpret. It's such an iconic song with a unique pulse. we slowed it down to 100 BPM and that changed it enough for an original feel and it fit our style and vibes. We then continued to produce in the way we do our original music by diving deep into the drum parts, vocal and keyboard effects and live bass. It was so much fun to create.” For his part, Lewis was drawn to the song for both artistic and sentimental reasons, as he relates “From their brilliant production, grooves and soaring vocal talent, I've been such a fan of Tears For Fears ever since I could remember. Any time one of their songs came on the radio as a kid in the 80's I couldn't help myself from singing at the top of my lungs. I love how melodic their music is in every way. After being amazed seeing them in concert two years ago, I knew I wanted to try taking a stab at one of their songs. Deciding to cover this song in particular, was tricky for us. Keeping the artistic integrity of the original while trying to make it your own is such a challenge but we had so much fun shaping this song in our style and think we nailed it.”“I came up with the idea for the music video during the height of the pandemic. Seeing so much tragedy and the impact we make on the environment I wanted to say something about it. I've always been mindful about the environment I'm in and human rights issues, from standing with the Dakota Tribes protesting at Standing Rock and performing charity concerts on Earth Day. I want to unite people with our music and message. The earth was here long before us and will remain long after. We need to be kind to each other, ourselves and Mother Nature. It's just so simple to help and I hope whoever sees our version of this classic takes a little bit of that away with them.”Look for more music from The Private Language coming soon!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Their StoryIn one of most uniquely offbeat collaborations of the year, celebrated pop singer Blake Lewis joins forces with EDM's most accomplished drummer producer KJ Sawka to form The Private Language, a new project that combines cutting edge electropop, indie dance and future funk into one irresistible package. Their boldly unexpected debut single is a fresh take on the Tears For Fears smash ‘Everybody Wants To Rule The World', spinning the classic songcraft of the original with state of the art modernist production. Released on Earth Day, the video for the song conveys an impassioned plea for peace and unity in these uncertain times. Watch it here.Sawka and Lewis originally crossed paths amid the vibrant Seattle hip hop and rave scene, becoming fast friends and fellow musical travelers. Lewis rose to fame as one of the most distinctive and memorable finalists on American Idol, winning over the world with his charismatic singing, beatboxing and scat-singing. He went to collaborate with OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder, releasing a top 10 US album and a #1 Billboard dance track. Sawka has been playing drums and producing for over 28 years, working with artists such as Illenium, BT, Amon Tobin, Andy Summers of the Police and dubstep supergroup Destroid. He is most known as the incendiary drummer for drum n' bass legends Pendulum.Covering this classic 1980s hit has been a unique experience for both artists, as Sawka explains: "This song was a real challenge to reinterpret. It's such an iconic song with a unique pulse. we slowed it down to 100 BPM and that changed it enough for an original feel and it fit our style and vibes. We then continued to produce in the way we do our original music by diving deep into the drum parts, vocal and keyboard effects and live bass. It was so much fun to create.” For his part, Lewis was drawn to the song for both artistic and sentimental reasons, as he relates “From their brilliant production, grooves and soaring vocal talent, I've been such a fan of Tears For Fears ever since I could remember. Any time one of their songs came on the radio as a kid in the 80's I couldn't help myself from singing at the top of my lungs. I love how melodic their music is in every way. After being amazed seeing them in concert two years ago, I knew I wanted to try taking a stab at one of their songs. Deciding to cover this song in particular, was tricky for us. Keeping the artistic integrity of the original while trying to make it your own is such a challenge but we had so much fun shaping this song in our style and think we nailed it.”“I came up with the idea for the music video during the height of the pandemic. Seeing so much tragedy and the impact we make on the environment I wanted to say something about it. I've always been mindful about the environment I'm in and human rights issues, from standing with the Dakota Tribes protesting at Standing Rock and performing charity concerts on Earth Day. I want to unite people with our music and message. The earth was here long before us and will remain long after. We need to be kind to each other, ourselves and Mother Nature. It's just so simple to help and I hope whoever sees our version of this classic takes a little bit of that away with them.”Look for more music from The Private Language coming soon!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Blake Lewis and KJ Sawka of The Private Language over Zoom video! In one of the most uniquely offbeat collaborations of the year, celebrated pop singer Blake Lewis joins forces with EDM's most accomplished drummer producer KJ Sawka to form The Private Language, a new project that combines cutting edge electropop, indie dance and future funk into one irresistible package. Their boldly unexpected debut single is a fresh take on the Tears For Fears smash ‘Everybody Wants To Rule The World', spinning the classic songcraft of the original with state of the art modernist production. Released on Earth Day, the video for the song conveys an impassioned plea for peace and unity in these uncertain times. Sawka and Lewis originally crossed paths amid the vibrant Seattle hip hop and rave scene, becoming fast friends and fellow musical travelers. Lewis rose to fame as one of the most distinctive and memorable finalists on American Idol, winning over the world with his charismatic singing, beatboxing and scat-singing. He went to collaborate with OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder, releasing a top 10 US album and a #1 Billboard dance track. Sawka has been playing drums and producing for over 28 years, working with artists such as Illenium, BT, Amon Tobin, Andy Summers of the Police and dubstep supergroup Destroid. He is most known as the incendiary drummer for drum n' bass legends Pendulum. Look for more music from The Private Language coming soon! We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com. www.BringinitBackwards.com #podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #blakelewis #KJSawaka #ThePrivateLanguage #AmericanIdol #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork Listen & Subscribe to BiB Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/support

Joining me today is Producer and the master of the Drum and Bass style drumming - KJ Sawka. Since 2010 KJ has been the drumming force behind Festival favourites Pendulum, a band notable for mixing electronic music with Hard Rock. Join KJ and myself as we chat about his early days, where his fascination for electronic drums began and of course how he developed his incredible Drum and Bass technique. we also talk about Destroid, a supergroup that KJ formed and plays drums for. This was a fascinating conversation - KJ Thank you for giving up your time so generously! 

Kevin Joseph Sawka, better known by his stage name KJ Sawka, is a producer, DJ and legendary drummer. He plays drums in the bands Pendulum and Destroid. Kj's Links: https://www.facebook.com/OFFICIALKJSAWKA/ https://www.instagram.com/kjsawka/ https://www.sawkashop.com https://twitter.com/kjsawka   Mr. Bill’s Links: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mrbillstunes https://live.mrbillstunes.com/ https://discord.gg/ySjhgWQ https://mrbill.bandcamp.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/MrBillsTunes

It's an odd couple of records being discussed on this week's episode of the podcast. The early darkwave stylings of Love Is Colder Than Death's "Mental Traveller" are considered: what are its connections to modern understandings of ethereal and neoclassical? Also under the microscope is the debut LP from Destroid, "Future Prophecies": how does it fit in not only with Daniel Myer's discography but also post millennial club trends? All this and plenty more on the new episode of We Have A Technical!

Paul Azizeh Presents TL Sessions: Episode 37 Feat. El Jeffehttps://ia601508.us.archive.org/14/items/PaulAzizehPresentsTLSessionsEpisode37Feat.ElJeffe_201801/Paul%20Azizeh%20Presents%20TL%20Sessions_%20Episode%2037%20Feat.%20El%20Jeffe.mp3This Is Paul Azizeh and welcome to an exciting new episode of TL Sessions.  This marks our 3rd year anniversary this month and we’re starting this year off with a very special guest DJ currently living in Fresno CA. and his name is El Jeffe.  El Jeffe has been DJing since 1997.  While he was coming up in Oregon he became the 2003 Southern Oregon Regional Champion - Guitar Center DJ Spin- Off. He's had the opportunity to play up and down the west coast from WA to CA.  He loves all music, and he's constantly digging to find different sounds.NOTE: may contain explicit material, we've cleaned it up to have a clean mix but just wanted the listeners to be aware.Thank you to the artists who produce the music to make these shows possible.  Also, thank you to the fans on Mixcloud, Facebook, iTunes and Twitter for listening.Paul AzizehOcean Breath (Rimos Remix) - al l boEl Jefe (Version 2) - Alan Fitzpatrick & SashaC'mon Feet (Original Mix) - Alek SoltirovReady Go (Dr Moody Remix) - Anger IncFdn - Dr MoodyUltra Funk - Enough Weapons1996 (Original Mix) - Alessio Cala’Harmonizer  (Original Mix) - Alek SoltirovProject Peacemaker (Daydream Version) - SkillshuutTime to Wake Up ( First Mix) - Q.p.aDaywalker (E.r.g. Remix) - Kommander KeenDeep Inside - MinimussIn Stars (Original Mix) - Allies for EveryoneNo Name Song (Original mix) - Andre RizoCome Together (Crazibiza Remix) - Andrey Exx & NytronMilky Way (Breaks Version) - KosmoramaUrban Warrior - L4mCane Train - Enough WeaponsL 33 - Rei Blackout MusicEl JeffeUltimate countdown Nobody does it better - Nate Dogg Sex Machine - James Brown Long Train Running - Doobie Brothers Bass for your face - Kidd Spinn Ultimate DJ sirenRaise your fist - Exicision, Downlink, Space lines -Destroid White Label - VinylParty People -illektrify 420 BIG HITS - DJ Bam Bam and Alex Peace Let's get this party started - DJ Bam Bam and Alex Peace The Push - Plump DJs Hump Rock - Plump DJs Hump Rock - Plump DJs Gobbstopper - Plump DJs 16)We love it low - Slyde Shaka Zulu - Funky Craig, Rawtek Oh Girl - Marten HargerCourtesy - Sluggers Where's your head at - Basement Jaxx White Label - Vinyl C'mon catch them by surprise - Busta Ryhmes White Label - Vinyl Higher state of consciousness - Josh Wink Cars that go boom - L'TrimmTechno Bounce - Nucleus Records White Label - Vinyl Ruffneck - Freestylers Evacuator - IG Noise 30) Background - Ronny Vergara Insanity - Ronny Vergara After Midnight - Ronny Vergara Vocal Kit Outtro - PeabirdEl JeffeHttps://www.facebook.com/ElJeffe1200https://twitter.com/El_Jeffe_1200Paul Azizeh Facebook https://www.facebook.com/paulazizehdjSoundcloud http://www.soundcloud.com/paul-azizehMixcloud http://www.mixcloud.com/paulazizehTechno-Logik Productionshttps://www.facebook.com/TechnoLogikMusic
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We’re stoked to bring you an insane Exclusive Mix today from KJ Sawka of Pendulum & Destroid. The incredibly talented producer, drummer, label boss, and DJ included some of his favorite tracks as well as loads of his own material in what is a 45 minute thrill ride of a mix!

Un mix de Dubstep, de DIZEUS_2015 Du lourd, du gros son, du bon DUBSTEP!!!!

Otro Bombazo de Temas Mashups Completos!!! aqui tienes el Tracklist: 01. Klangkarussell vs. Alle Farben ft. Graham Candy vs. Naughty Boy feat. Sam Smith vs. Juli - Farbenkarussell (She Moves The Sun) [DJ Schmolli] 02. Maroon 5 vs. Nelly Furtado vs. EMF - Say It, Animal [MixmstrStel] 03. Disclosure vs. Michael Jackson - Help Me Remember The Time [ElectroSound] 04. Mr. Probz vs. The Backstreet Boys - I Want It That Wave [MixmstrStel] 05. Lana Del Rey vs. Kiesza vs. ZHU vs. Naughty Boy feat. Sam Smith vs. Aaliyah - The Hideaway Coast [Robin Skouteris] 06. Paris Blohm vs. Mako vs. Maroon 5 vs. Tove Lo - Maps & Habits [3LAU] 07. Martin Tungevaag vs. Lloyd feat. Ludacris vs. Rihanna vs. Naughty Boy feat. Sam Smith - Around My Wicked Wonderland [DJ Sunsite] 08. David Guetta & Showtek feat. Vassy vs. Bastille vs. Sean Paul vs. Nirvana vs. Calvin Harris vs. Deville vs. MAKJ & Lil Jon vs. Dr Alban vs. Showtek - Bad C.U.B.A. (Ryhthm Of The Night) [Mashup-Germany] 09. House Of Pain vs. GTA vs. DJ Kool vs. Fatboy Slim vs. Chardy vs. Dooze Jackers - Moombah Jump [Loo & Placido] 10. AC/DC vs. David Guetta & Showtek vs. Muse vs. Justice & A-Trak vs. MAKJ & Lil Jon - Thundertek [Loo & Placido] 11. Zombie Nation vs. The Killers vs. The Bloody Beetroots - Somebody Warped Kernkraft 400 [DJs From Mars] 12. Black Sabbath vs. Destroid vs. Busta Rhymes & Lil Jon & Travis Barker vs. Ajapai - Let's Bounce With Iron Man [Pro7] 13. Keny Arkana vs. Rage Agains The Machine vs. Judas Priest vs. Queens Of The Stone Age vs. Faithless - In The Name Of Rage [Kill_mR_DJ] 14. Kenneth Bager vs. Oasis - Wonderful Swing [DRA'man] 15. Ed Sheeran vs. D.H.T. vs. Tegan & Sara - I See Your Foolish Heart [Ryan Nellis] 16. Evanescence vs. 3 Doors Down - Kryptonite No More [DJ Rudec] 17. Kavinsky vs. The Doors - People Drive Strange [Phil RetroSpector]

This episode we talk about Muffin Man's experience at the Springfield, MA Safe in Sound Festival featuring DJ Knowledge, Terravita, UZ, Flux Pavilion, Zeds Dead and Destroid!   Adair & OmegaMode - Among Us Maxim DJ - Wolf Ft. Cianna Blaze Laz Perkins, Eros Acosta, Riot Ten - Zumatra (Riot Ten Trap Remix) ________________________________________ Dope DOD - Ridiculous (Tha Trickaz Remix) I Am Legion(Noisia x Foreign Beggars) - Choosing for You Maxim DJ - Phase Me _____________________________________ Eliminate - ACE Miguel - Do You… (Cashmere Cat Remix) Calvertron & Downlink - Immortal ___________________________________________ Clips X Ahoy, Hype Turner, Lemony Snickettes - throwed  RL Grime - Core (Djemba's Selassie Bootleg)

this week we get back to some EDM news. Topics include - Tippers Heart Surgery Destroid and their insane live shows Electro Run in Minnesota Upcoming shows and Festivals

If you live in the Ottawa / Gatineau areas, I'll be DJing during Blender Bender at Cock & Lion Pub, 202 Sparks St next Friday, April 23rd. I'll be going on at around 10 PM. Also, La danse noire is in a bit more than a week! Saturday, April 24th at Swizzles, 246 Queen St.This week's podcast features brand new tracks by Decoded Feedback, IAMX, Eisenfunk and De/Vision. Enjoy!De/Vision - Rage (Extended Club Version) - Taken from "Rage / Time To Be Alive EP".Blume - Walking in Darkness - Taken from "Rise from Grey".Encephalon - Scar on Scar - Taken from "Septic VIII" compilation.Edge of Dawn - Stage Fright - Taken from "Septic VIII" compilation.VNV Nation - Tomorrow Never Comes - Taken from "Of Faith, Power and Glory".IAMX - You Can Be Happy (Combichrist Remix) - Taken from "Dogmatic Infidel Comedown OK".Destroid feat. Sven Friedrich - Lucretia My Reflection - Taken from "Silent World EP".And One - Love You To The End (Ur Version 2005) - Taken from "Bodypop 1 1/2".Eisenfunk - Pong - Taken from "8-Bit".Frozen Plasma - Tanz Die Revolution (Syrian Remix) - Taken from "Kinetik Festival Vol. 3" compilation.Decoded Feedback - Silent Killer - Taken from "Aftermath".

The first edition of La danse noire at Swizzles went exceptionally well. The place was packed and it took a while to get the dance floor going, but once the dancing started, it didn't stop until the very end of the night. I hope that everyone who attended enjoyed themselves as I did. Swizzles is a bias-free bar which normally serves the gay community so it was definitely an interesting mix of people.This week's podcast features brand new tracks by De/Vision, Destroid and Resist. Enjoy!Colony 5 - Fanatic - Taken from "Buried Again".Monofader - Deliver - Taken from "Frost".Faderhead - Hammer of the Gods - Taken from "Fh3".De/Vision - mAndroids - Taken from "Popgefahr".Corporate Soldiers - Party Till We Die - Taken from "Love Songs for the Dead".Aesthetic Perfection - The Siren - Taken from "A Violent Emotion".Eurocide - Inside Our Fate - Taken from "Regen Aus Asche".Destroid - Silent World ([:SITD:] Remix) - Taken from "Silent World EP".Future Trail - Far Beyond - Taken from "Breaking New Ground".Resist - She's Not Me (Eurocide Mix) - Taken from "I Am Not The Enemy EP".Solitary Experiments - Déjà Vu - Taken from "In The Eye of the Beholder".Frozen Plasma - The Speed of Life - Taken from "Monumentum".