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The first Run it Red of 2024 is here!. Rolling for two hours and featuring new sounds from Stevie Cox, Mike Denhert, Nuke, Yant, Anthony Rother and more as well as a some new stuff from me and Symbolism. The tracklist is below, and, as usual, support the labels and artists where you can. Sims x hit the charity links if you can and support the labels and artists wherever you can. Charity Link: biglink.to/Charities Subscribe: >>> fanlink.to/runitred Spotify Playlist: bit.ly/RUNITREDSPOTIFY Upcoming tour dates: https://bit.ly/BenSimsBIT 1. Javonntte & Gary Martin - Zurvan. Gigi galaxy 2. Ben Sims - Xotnuc (Stevie Cox Remix). EPM 3. Ben Sims - Untitled. Unreleased      4. Antony Dupont - In The D. Bandcamp       5. Mike Dehnert - One. Syncrophone       6. Marcal - Steady. Uncage 7. Mark Broom - One Sound (Chimes Mix). EPM 8. Mike Dehnert - Four. Uncage       9. Elisa Bee - Young Tool. I Love Acid     10. The Exaltics - Dumb. Repetitive Rhythm Research  11. Engram - Synesthesia. Combine Audio 12. RNGD - Outrun 1.2. Bandcamp 13. Ignez - Drama. Token 14. Hemissi - Ostralopitek. Concrete  15. Gerd - Videophonic (Extended Bonus). Frame of Mind       16. Head Front Panel - Surdo. Dark Machine Funk 17. Nuke - Wetewete. Kneaded Pains 18. DisX3 - Freedom (Temudo Remix). N&N      19. Head Front Panel - Tactile. Dark Machine Funk       20. Sciahri - Magnetism. Monument 21. Hemissi - Reminder. Concrete      22. Developer - Doble Cachete. Illegal Alien 23. Angioma & BLANKA - Issues. ANOAH       24. DisX3 - Tomorrow (Insolate Remix). N&N        25. OFF / GRID - Inner City Blues. Planet Rhythm 26. Pushmann - Everything That Inspired. (R)3volution      27. S-File - Lick Shot. GND 28. Gene Richard Jr - Thug's Prayer. Hardgroove       29. Yant - Moving. Reclaim Your City       30. Elyas _ Anta - Real 13130 G's (Ben Sims Remix). Seclusion 31. Temudo - D is for Dissonance. Hayes       32. Skov Bowden - Unmute. Beard Man 33. Kashpitzky - A Path To The Unknown. Be As One 34. ASSAILANTS - Effort 12. Unreleased       35. Kashpitzky - System Error. Be As One 36. Gene Richards Jr - Syndrome Control. Unknown       37. Skov Bowden - Projektor. Beard Man     38. Patrik Carrera - Benefits & Uses. Mord 39. Lewis Fautzi - Danger Or Threat. Mord 40. Phillipe Petit - Untitled. Unknown      41. Nørbak - Amarante 9am. Pole Group       42. Head Front Panel - Them. Dark Machine Funk       43. Decka - Circumvent. Reclaim Your City  44. The Sixth Sense - Cold As Ice. Konsequent 45. Kashpitzky - Confused. Be As One 46. Phillipe Petit - Fossil. Symbolism       47. Psyk & Orbe - Atona. Mote Evolver      48. Temudo - Shapeless. Hayes      49. The Sixth Sense - Break The Pattern. Konsequent    50. Oliver Rosemann - Sawing A Person in Half. Mord 51. Echelon - Gamma Ray Burst. Lazy Reflex Complex       52. Alexander Johansson & Mattias Fridell - Untitled. Unreleased 53. Temudo - Rap Over This. Hayes       54. Decoder - XX 15. Molecular 55. Damon Wild - DMT. Sonic Groove 56. Phillipe Petit - Virtual Circle. Symbolism       57. Echelon - Entrapped. Lazy Reflex Complex 58. Nørbak - Nota. Pole Group       59. Oliver Rosemann - The Disappearing Act. Mord 60. A.Morgan - Vogue One. Arketip   61. Temudo - Da Papps (Mix3). Hayes 62. dc11 - The Fine Art Of Bullshit. Inguma 63. Ignez - Awakening. Token 64. Jelena - Golubica. Nixx       65. Hemissi - Screw. Concrete     66. PWCCA - Magnitude. Inducted Waves 67. Roi - Machico. Recorded Things 68. PWCCA - Quantum System. Inducted Waves   69. Anthony Rother - Don't Give Up. Bandcamp     70. Anthony Rother - Mind Against. Bandcamp     71. Dopplereffekt - Programmable Organism. Curtis Electronix 72. Jonas Kopp - 0vt 0f Th3 2y2t3m. Concepto hipnotico    73. CEM3340 - Jiminy Cricket. Curtis Electronix       74. CEM3340 - Profondo Rosso. Curtis Electronix   

Vinyl-only heat from I Love Acid and Sound Of Speed, Polari Recordings, Razor-N-Tape, classics from Boris Dlugosch and Sander Kleinenberg... Turned On is supported by my Patreon followers. If you want to show your love for my podcast and what I do, you can subscribe to my Patreon for less than 50p per episode to support me and in return you can enjoy perks like guestlist benefits for my gigs, free downloads, exclusive previews of my tracks and extended versions of my club sets. If you want to support me in another way, please give this podcast a 5-star review, repost it on Mixcloud or SoundCloud or buy/stream my music. Follow me on Songkick to receive alerts when I'm playing near you  Bookings: info@bengomori.com Discover more new music + exclusive premieres on SoundCloud  Follow the Turned On Spotify playlist, with over 2300 tracks played on this show and in my sets. Subscribe to RecordReplay, my £10 budget second-hand vinyl mixtape series. Subscribe to Monologues, my podcast series where producers mix only their own productions. Turned On is powered by Inflyte – the world's fastest growing music promo platform. Tracklist: Nebraska - Funkbraska [Studio Alistair Gibbs Limited] Satoshi & Makoto Feat. Benedek & Kuniyuki - After New Dawn (Kuniyuki Version 2) [Sound Of Speed] Cody Currie feat. Mikael - Yes Bruv [Razor-N-Tape]  Ben Watt feat. Sanandra Maitreya - A Stronger Man [Buzzin' Fly] Genius Of Time - Netscape [Aniara]  Jordan Nocturne - Yello [Polari Recordings] Cassara & Boris Dlugosch - Traveler [Running Back] Sander Kleinberg - Sacred (Dub) [Combined Forces] Acidulant - Did U Do Acid Last Night [I Love Acid]  Jon Carter & Steve Mac - Finish Him!! [Jack Said What] Future Classic: Raphael Schön - Fiesta 2000 (Sally C Remix) [Running Back]

LDLDN is DJ, producer - and most importantly - obsessed with music. A host on NTS Radio since 2012, his shows hop between jazz fusion, Detroit techno and anything else that generates a feeling. His SpaceBass parties and DJ sets at the likes of Erol Alkan's ‘To The Rhythm' at XOYO, I Love Acid at Corsica Studios, We Out Here Festival, Lovebox, Tate Modern and Secretsundaze swing easily between dancefloor steppers and more thoughtful, deeper grooves. Movement is key, genres and BPMs - not so much. Founding Natural Frequency Records has allowed LDLDN to bring all that together - releases that are musically diverse and tap into years of experience raving, collecting and dreaming about music. Tracks that aim to capture an emotion or idea in a genuine and interesting way. "My tastes cover so many different styles, tempos and vibes, it's often tricky to choose a particular direction for a mix. But after seeing some of the chaos at a recent Slothboogie party I thought I'd go straight in with some front-foot, late-night house, techno and acid selections to get you moving. A sprinkling of new and old - including stuff on my Natural Frequency label - recorded in one take to capture the energy. Really enjoyed putting this together and hope you do to"

Irish-born, Manchester-based Kerrie is a multi-disciplinary artist, incorporating live sets, DJing, producing and running her label Dark Machine Funk across her repertoire of work. Having garnered a rich musical education through working at and holding a DJ residency for one of the UK's most respected record shops Eastern Bloc, Kerrie's in-depth knowledge and unwavering dedication to music shines through her notable back catalogue and bolshy, unforgiving DJ and Live sets. Honing her craft for over a decade, Kerrie has played worldwide in celebrated venues such as Tresor, Berghain, fabric, FOLD, Elsewhere NYC and festivals including Freedom Medellin, Freerotation, Drift and Basilar. First learning to mix via her brother's turntables in the early 2000s, it wasn't until 2009 that Kerrie invested in her own set-up and built an extensive record collection, covering everything from ambient, electronic, house, EBM, acid, electro, and her go-to genre, techno. Kerrie delivers tough moods from the turntables, as conveyed in her mixes for Reclaim Your City, Bassiani, SLAM and Crack, where she carefully blended high-energy styles of UK, Detroit, and European techno, many of which stem from the 90s and the 00s. It's frequent to hear Kerrie weave broken elements into her mixes too, chopping up the 4/4 groove at just the right moment to keep things propulsive. Kerrie's Live sets are fast becoming renowned for their trippy motifs and high impact on the dancefloor, applauded by Berlin's long-running club Tresor, where she made several appearances with her Elektron machines. Kerrie's Live set at Freerotation in 2019 was one of the festival's most talked-about debuts, and this year, Kerrie will return to and debut at multiple festivals and clubs across Europe and the Americas. Following well-received releases on labels such as Don't Be Afraid, Cultivated Electronics, I Love Acid and Symbolism, Kerrie launched her imprint Dark Machine Funk [DMF] in 2020. The label homes her distinctly raw aesthetic and honours her love for dark, gritty, metallic and industrial sounds melded with elements of funk, heavily influenced by second-wave Detroit artists, UK techno and music by some of her favourite artists; James Ruskin, Blawan and Surgeon. Kerrie's first release on DMF, "Inner Space PT1", was praised by Resident Advisor, who credited her ability to make "lean, fierce techno that knows how to groove." 2022 was a watershed year for Kerrie's productions. She debuted on the monumental UK techno label Blueprint with her EP "Raw Regimen", which landed acclaimed reviews. Truly welcomed to the Blueprint family, Kerrie will share her second EP on the label in May 2023 and join the crew at Blueprint showcases around the globe. This year marks the release of Kerrie's 10th EP on vinyl, and considering her consistent output on DMF, Blueprint and many more labels, the producer shows no sign of slowing down. Coming to international prominence in more recent years, regardless of her decade-long tenure in Manchester's vibrant scene, Kerrie is deeply invested in the culture of electronic music, starting from her teenage era as a raver in Ireland up to her innovative projects today. In 2017, she founded Eastern Bloc's in-house event space to nurture local talent, which remains at the heart of Manchester's music community. Kerrie is forging a long-lasting path fuelled by drive, passion, authenticity and a community-first way of thinking. Tracklist via -Spotify: http://bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/ Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

Electro, IDM, techno, Warp, Rephlex, all that stuff. We talked about this stuff with Ned Beckett on episode 34 - it was a really interesting and fertile corner of the UK underground in the late 90s and early 2000s. It was also the entry point into music for this week's guest, Josh Doherty, as half of Posthuman and promoter of illegal raves in tube stations and other unusual locations. Since then, he's spent well over a decade running the I Love Acid party and Balkan Vinyl label, as well as keeping up his production output and externalising his thoughts prolifically on twitter. We discuss that electro/techno UK crossover point, the parties back then, and the parties now, the influence of the pandemic, and how the music and the scene has developed in the recent past. Josh is an underground warrior who does things his way, with little-to-no compromise. It's an approach that has served him well, and makes for good listening - you're going to enjoy this episode! In other news, we have announced some shows to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of Hotflush. Full details and all ticket links for shows in Tel Aviv, Bristol, Munich, Barcelona, London, Berlin, Lyon, Copenhagen, and Glasgow are here: hf20.news/eventsIf you're into what we're doing here on the pod then you can support the show on Patreon! We'd be honoured and extremely grateful for your contribution to developing the show. Plus there's a private area......in the Hotflush Discord ServerListen to all the music discussed on the show via the Not A Diving Podcast Spotify playlistFor more links and other info visit the official Scuba websiteFollow Scuba: twitter instagram bandcamp spotify apple music beatport

This week on the show, we welcome Tsuin for a guest mix. Tsuin is a duo from London. Brought up in the dance punk scene through the electro House scene of the mid 00s they now combine the sounds of punk and acid house. Having been regulars at I Love Acid and getting to know party and label head Posthuman, they have released on the Metro Jaxxx compilation and debut single Milk it on Balkan Vinyl. Both receiving favouring reviews and airplay on the likes of BBC radio 6 music. They have recently played a string of DJ sets including the likes of I love Acid and the CTRL Z. 1. Siriusmo - High Together 2. Terr - Only For Tonight // Refused - Liberation Frequency 3. Jonty Skruff - Jackoff 4. Acid Bitchez - Thinking about Acid (Jori Hulkkonen remix) 5. Crackboy - Freebase 6. Shadow Dancer - Lower Left 7. Gunrose - Acid Waves 8. Tsuin - Bucky Bourgeois (Acid Lover mix) 9. Paranoid London - Suck a Dick 10. Carte Blanche - Gare Du Nord 11. Jackson and his computer band - Arpeggio 12. Girls in Synthesis - Enveloped 13. Elisa Bee - Alla Prima 14. Teenage Bad Girl - Tonton Funk (Les Petits Pilous remix) 15. Shinichi Osawa & Paul Chambers - Singapore Swing 16. Lauren Flax & Chrissy - Come to me 17. David Bowie - The Laughing Gnome 18. Mixhell - Dance or Die (One Man Party remix) 19. Franz & Shape - Acid One 20. Autokratz - One Hundred Percent (Tsuin remix) 21. Night Symmetry - Moon 22. Dave Clarke - What Was Her Name (LFO remix) 23. SebastiAn - Doggg 24. Glassjaw - Siberian Kiss 25. Cancer Bats - Sabotage

Renyard has been ill with covid this week, so instead we have a replay of Posthuman b2b Johnny Aux, recorded live at I Love Acid at The Pickle Factory on 14th August 2021. Renyard will be back with a new show next week.

This week, we have a special guest mix on the show from two stalwarts of the modern Acid scene. Posthhuman is resident and promoter of the I Love Acid parties as well as running the label of the same name and Balkan Vinyl. Johnny Aux is a veteran of the scene best known for being part of Paranoid London. This set was recorded live at I Love Acid on 14th August 2021 and appears in it's entirety exclusively on the CTRL Z podcast. I caught up with Posthuman ahead of the broadcast to find out more about his approach to I Love Acid: 1. After 14 years, the I Love Acid parties seem more popular than ever. What do you think is the secret of your success? Simple really - I've not changed my approach. It is, and has always been, about good music and good people. It's about acid house, but it's not a retrospective night. It's new music, classic music, up & coming DJs and legends, all together. You have also got to listen to people smarter than you, and take their advice. I've been lucky to work with some very wise & experienced heads over the years. My resident DJ and good friend Placid has been a huge influence musically, not just for the party but also for me. Jon Dasilva brings knowledge reaching all the way back to his days as resident at The Hacienda back at the birth of the UK acid house scene. Luke Vibert has remained a driving force behind it all. For a little while I tried to do bigger parties and book bigger "headliner" names but realised quickly that way leads to watering down and compromising the core ethos of the party, involving agencies and corporate influences. So I rolled it back and kept it as a more intimate clubnight. We've always had an inclusive, welcoming door policy - we get youngsters turning up with ID to prove they are over 18, and find them dancing alongside older heads who remember acid house first time round. The crowd is queer, and straight, hardcore fans and total newbies. There's no snobbery. Alongside the records, I've tried to build a family around it all of artists, DJs, and venues and ravers. I try to be there for when they need me, outside of the clubnight. With some DJs the gig is just transactional - they play the show and that's it. But others understand what it's about, that it's more than just another show, with them the relationship carries on. Or at least I'd like to think that's the case - you probably have to ask them! 2. What advice would you give up and coming DJs in the scene? Go to events. Go early, introduce yourself to the people working the door and the promoters. Dance. You never know when your break might come, but if you're not out there getting involved and supporting the scene on the ground it DEFINITELY won't come. You have to make your own luck. And it starts by being there. 3. What is the one tune that never gets old, no matter how many times you play it? Underground Resistance - The Final Frontier.

Over the years we've become familiar with Posthuman's various releases, DJ sets and of course, his much adored and rightfully voted number 1 club night, I Love Acid. Posthuman need little to no introduction. The cousin duo of Rich Bevan and Josh Doherty released a string of IDM albums on labels like Seed, Skam and B12 before turning their attention to a sound that would go on to become a staple of the artists ethos, acid. Doherty went on to found Balkan Vinyl in the late 00's, releasing essential records from Mark Archer, Luke Vibert, Plaid and more. The label also spawned a series of sub-concepts, one being I LOVE ACID, an award winning party series, which also presses acid bangers boasting consistent and instant sell outs, accompanied by personal nostalgic artwork. 1Ø PILLS MATE sub-label Cyberdome follow up their debut release from Slacker with a wicked four track EP that represents the no-fuss, back to basics ethos that Posthuman hold so close. No frills, just high quality dance music. ‘Pleasure Machine' is a squelching cut of acid-electro; robotic vocals, precise drum programming and a minimal approach crafting a track that very much defines the Posthuman aesthetic. The words of UK bassline, dub and electro meet on ‘Titan Descent'; large wubs, ravey wubs and stripped-back production, creating a minimal-styled wobbler that highlights how less can also mean more. Today we premiere the third track on the EP entitled ‘Terror Police', which sounds like its batteries could well be running out, as it's bassy stabs begin to slow across a classic electro beat, before finding themselves back at 100% as a defected rhythm begins to melt. Rounding off the release is a remix from electro royalty DMX Krew, who turns in a typically marshy cut rendition of the ‘Terror Police' OG; a dark and creepy atmospheric journey through the Oblivion gate. TRACKLIST: A1. Pleasure Machine A2. Titan Descent B1. Terror Police B2. Terror Police (DMX Krew Remix) You can check out our premiere of ‘Terror Police' via our SoundCloud, plus support the release via Bandcamp here: https://10pillsmate.bandcamp.com/album/pleasure-machine POSTHUMAN ------------------- SC: @posthuman IG: www.instagram.com/Posthumanmusic Ø PILLS MATE / CYBERDOME ----------------------- SC: @10-pills-mate Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

Run it Red 76 is here with 2 hours of the best tunes I've laid my hands on since the last show. If you're enjoying the show, and have the means, drop a donation to some worthy charities in the link below. Stay Safe, Sims x Charity Link: biglink.to/Charities Subscribe: >>> fanlink.to/runitred Send your music >>> promos@djbensims.com Spotify Playlist: bit.ly/RUNITREDSPOTIFY   1. Conforce - Kawai. Delsin 2. S-File - Part of Me. GND 3. Lauren Flax - Endless Summer (Posthuman Remix). Balkan Vinyl 4. Veztax - Humanoid (DJ Ogi Remix). Vezotonik 5. Zachary Lubin - ESP. Modularz 6. Arkan - Skalter. SK Eleven 7. Xander - Mallorca. Inmotion 8. Emmanuel - Era. ARTS 9. Planetary Assault Systems - Shine. Token 10. Temudo - Torres Vedras 8am. Soma 11. A Sagittariun - Inner Frontier. Rekids 12. Mynoda - L.D.M.A. Opilec Music 13. Anika Kunst - Prism. Rekids 14. Jordan Fields - Adjusted. Opilec Music 15. Dejan Milicevic - Vezotonik 3. Vezotonik 16. Rene Wise - Swamp Dancer. SK Eleven 17. Aiken - Stolen Hope. Key + 18. Marcal - Matsu. Rekids 19. A Thousand Details - Chiants. ATD 20. Alarico - Thoughts of a Doomed Civilization. Diffuse Reality 21. Truncate & Ruskin - Sketch 1. Blueprint 22. Temudo - Calmakira. Soma 23. Kaiser - 26 Hours, 26 Minutes. Mord 24. Arkan - Shifting. SK Eleven 25. Ritzi Lee - Back Up. Mord 26. TAFKAMP - Give U My Body. Paling LTD 27. WTCHCRFT - Hoom. I Love Acid 28. Martin & Deason - Race For The Vaccine (Version A). Third Wave Audio 29. Planetary Assault Systems - Say It Loud. Token 30. James Ruskin - There Was A Time. EPM 31. Ritzi Lee - Mainframe. Mord 32. Alexander Kowalski - The Voiceless Part 2. Propaganda Moscow 33. Thanos Hana - Black As Tar. Tar Hallow 34. Sebastian Kramer - Love (Reverse). Content 35. Pfirter - Iron. Paralelo 36. Michel Lauriola - Point of Disorder. Children Of Tomorrow 37. Linear System - Extensive Research. Planet Rhythm 38. Makuto - Pulsació 101 (Truncate Remix). Arketip 39. Joton Ft Flug - Hikikomori. Newrhythmic 40. Zadig - Silent Warrior (Adriana Lopez Remix). KR3 41. Temudo - Deserves it. Soma 42. Force Reaction - Definition 4. KSR 43. Troy - Anor Londo. Key Vinyl 44. Zachary Lubin - Omronicon. Modularz 45. Linear System - Random Voltage . GND 46. Albert Chiovenda - Escalator Realignment. Evod 47. JLTZ - TFAM 01 (Nørbak Remix). Hayes 48. Bebhionn - Convergencia. Subsist 49. Decoder - Impatient Figure. Antiterra 50. Ritzi Lee - Social Interference. Mord 51. Doug Cooney - Divergence. GND 52. Troy - Yōkai. Key Vinyl 53. Flaws - Subconcious Pattern. Illegal Alien 54. Wrong Assessment - Zygomatic. Hayes 55. Albert Salvatierra - Strength. Newrhythmic 56. Gaetano Parisio - Logica C1 (Eets Everything 2021 Reebeef). Conform 57. Function - Misinterpetations Of Reality Function. Tresor 58. Gotshell - Crujido (Mark Broom Remix). Sleaze 59. Subradeon - The Last Trumpet. Trapid 60. The Black Man's Music Collation For Justice ‎– Break Free (Wake the Zombies - Version 5). TBMMC 61. Function - An Optical Illusion Of Consciousness. Tresor 62. Paradox - Proceed. Sneaker Social Club 63. Maelstrom - Squawk. Cultivated Electronics LTD 64. Maelstrom - Fixed Based Operator. Cultivated Electronics LTD 65. WTCHCRFT - All D Time On Mi Mind. I Love Acid 66. Lazarus - Trappist 1. Shaw Cuts 67. Paradox - Octa4. Sneaker Social Club 68. Anthony Rother - Psi Robotics. Mechatronica 69. The Exaltics feat. Paris The Black Fu - thre atmul tiplier. Clone West Coast Series 70. Gesloten Cirkel - Prison riot. Bad Manners 71. Artefakt - Terraforming. Delsin   www.facebook.com/bensimsofficial www.instagram.com/bensimsofficial  

**TRACKLIST AND DESCRIPTION BELOW** Gated https://gatedrecordings.bandcamp.com/ We're Going Deep - https://weregoingdeep.bandcamp.com/ WGD FB group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1077799125565856 This fine month of May we are kicking off with a deep dive into the knowledgeable brain of Paul Wise AKA Placid. Owner of the 'We're going Deep' label and veteran DJ as well as a thoroughly top chap, Paul initially created 'We’re Going Deep' as an online community to focus on sharing the deeper cuts in acid, electro, house, techno and electronic genres. A long time associate of the I Love Acid crew too, Paul provides for us here a healthy selection of those aforementioned genres with an acid twist that'll put hairs on your chest. Join us as we probe the depths and stick around at the end for some more goodness coming out of the Gated waters. Tracklist 1. Moy - Ouraboros - (We’re Going Deep)https://soundcloud.com/moy 2. Sound Synthesis - Orbital Frequencies (Distant Worlds)https://soundcloud.com/sound-synthesis-official 3. Cignol - (Distant Worlds)https://soundcloud.com/cignol https://soundcloud.com/distantworldtransmissions 4. Etcher - (I Love Acid)https://soundcloud.com/iloveacid 5. Velv 93 - Sense (Velv)https://soundcloud.com/velv93 6. Nail - Eggs (Ornate) 7. Al Bradley - The Golden Ratio (3am)https://soundcloud.com/albradley3am 8. Armec - Celestial Mechanics - (We’re Going Deep)https://soundcloud.com/armecmusic 9. Kosmik Kommando - Sunyoma (Love will Tear Us Apart)https://soundcloud.com/lwtua-848848975 10. B.R Posse - (We’re Going Deep) 11. CH 415 - Journeys from the Third Floor (Furthur Electronix)https://soundcloud.com/ch415 12. Vimana - Love D - (not on label) 13. The Wasp - Dirty Sue - (Weapons of Desire)https://soundcloud.com/weaponsofdesire 14. Thee J Johanz - Night of the Invisible Bodysnatchers (Ballyhoo)https://soundcloud.com/ballyhoo 15. Posthuman - Saturnium Acid - (I Love Acid)https://soundcloud.com/posthuman 16. DJ Spacebar - Vintage Acid Files (Retrace Records) Gated Stuff 17. not even noticed - Get Outta Here (Gated)https://soundcloud.com/not-even-noticed 18. Guavid - Mille Plateau (Forthcoming)https://soundcloud.com/guavid 19. *Forthcoming Gated* 20. Collateral Intelligence - Trixar https://soundcloud.com/acidulant Intro music - Sound Synthesis - Traveller Outro music - Polar Hexagon - Adorned Jag https://soundcloud.com/ensonique

Soooo excited to share this brand new #SITB with everyone! 135 features future Chicago legend @maximoquinones - an incredibly talented DJ/Producer who has been on a HOT streak this year. It's been almost exactly 2 years since he was on SITB originally - we had a ton to catch up on including: -How he's been staying motivated and creative in 2020 - Max was DJing 6+ times a week before COVID -His slew of amazing releases over the past 2 years including "I Love Acid" with Flynninho, "Designer" feat. Michaella, "All I Need", his collab project "STOPCALLINGME" and so much more -His production process in the studio - Max has been grinding and continuously improving his craft to perfect his sound. Had a ton of valuable information to share -Changing the perception of his brand - Regionally known as a top Open-Format DJ, he's used this year to focus on production to be known as a House Producer who is also a great DJ. I'm such a big fan of Max - his work ethic, drive, and passion for music is extremely admirable and the positive energy he brings is unmatched. Keep crushing Max!!

Venezuelan-born and based in Barcelona, as the founder behind Classicworks and a singular producer, Cardopusher is as rough and rugged as they come. For over a decade he has been a driving force behind cutting edge, experimental electronic music having evolved through the dubstep era and mutating into the realm of techno and house in recent times. He has released an eclectic array of hardware driven, machine music on the likes of Hyperdub, Boysnoize Records, Super Rhythm Trax, I Love Acid and many more. His sound is diverse and abstract at times, drawing upon deep rooted influences and an eclectic sphere of music from across the spectrum of electronics. Not someone who can be easily placed into a definitive category or box, he blurs the lines between house, acid, slow-mo and beyond. This mix is very much a reflection of that.

Cousins Joshua Doherty and Richard Bevan have been pushing tough underground electronic sounds since 2000. Making their name in part to a series of parties in an abandoned London Underground train station in the first half of the noughties, they founded Seed Records and more recently Balkan Vinyl and have released a steady stream of quality bangers, with a penchant for acid and old rave sounds. Doherty has been running 303-focused parties under the I Love Acid banner since 2007, and in recent years launched an accompanying label, where the likes of Luke Vibert, Snuff Crew, Cardopusher, Perseus Traxx and Affie Yusuf have all released tracks on a limited number of 303 vinyl copies. Their mix for us encompasses unreleased goodies, productions for the likes of Dixon Avenue Basement Jams, Hardfloor Records and Craigie Knowes, and plenty of varied licks. *How would you describe your sound?* Sci-fi acid house and hectic electro rave. *What and who inspires you and influences your sound?* Everything from classic house of Chicago and techno of Detroit in the ‘80s, through to European rave and techno in the ‘90s, and the explosion of genres and ideas since then all over the world. After 20+ years doing this, still having moments when you hear something new and instantly think "Wow, I want to write something with that vibe" *Can you tell us a little about this mix and what it means to you?* It features a lot of our dancefloor focused, high energy tracks from the last couple of years, plus some unreleased and upcoming gear (although the opening track is from a decade ago) This mix is along the vibes of the kind of set we are playing in clubs right now.   Tracklist: Posthuman - Europa Sky [Uncharted Audio] Posthuman - Beat Down [I Love Acid] Posthuman - Transit System Error [Balkan] Posthuman - Exit Drums [Dixon Avenue Basement Jams] Posthuman - Centauri 303 [Hardfloor Records]* Posthuman - Rejektacid [unreleased] Posthuman - Steal The Show [Craigie Knowes] Posthuman - Airwave Uranium [X-Kalay]* Posthuman - Down 2 Jakk [Craigie Knowes] Posthuman - Telekom 99 [unreleased] Posthuman - Gods Of Technology [Balkan] Posthuman - Damocles Syndicate [Shipwrec] Posthuman - The Contract [Acid Avengers]   *forthcoming releases

This week, there is too much to say about our Guest JON DASILVA! (@@jon-dasilva) From the years he spent as resident DJ at the legendary HACIENDA, handing over after Laurent Garnier had it's national Service call up in 1988. He took the lead on the club for years with Mike Pickering and together, they made the Acid and House explosion! Let's name a few label where he has some releases:Rush Hour, Soma, Mute, Deconstruction... His current collaboration with Posthuman on I LOVE ACID parties and in a live concept with the duo called "This IS ACID", and what about Sasha who considers JON as his mentor into DJing approach ! All this, we can feel it in this set, obviously eclectic, well worked, deeply thought, merging with talent various electronic styles! Enough said?! let's just enjoy the set ! (tracklist below) @jon-dasilva https://www.mam.agency/ https://www.facebook.com/jondasilvadjprofile Tracklist: Boards Of Canada - a glimmer of “An Eagle In Your Mind” Acid Wax - “707 In Your Mind” Unnayanaa, Irfan Rainy, FT Ibtisam - “Taht Min Aini” Sonye - “Sankha Dona (Inst)” Cinthie - “Push It” Third Son - “Machine Love” Granary - “MancMania” Kettama - “B O D Y” Shaun J. Wright and Alinka - “Journey Into The Deep” Posthuman - “Down To JAKK” Drew Moyo - “Munthu” Rone “Mirapolis” (Laurent Garnier Remix) Sasha - “Singularity” Jerome Hill - “Mole Hill Acid” find all sets on www.lecatalyste.com

This week, there is too much to say about our Guest JON DASILVA! (@@jon-dasilva) From the years he spent as resident DJ at the legendary HACIENDA, handing over after Laurent Garnier had it's national Service call up in 1988. He took the lead on the club for years with Mike Pickering and together, they made the Acid and House explosion! Let's name a few label where he has some releases:Rush Hour, Soma, Mute, Deconstruction... His current collaboration with Posthuman on I LOVE ACID parties and in a live concept with the duo called "This IS ACID", and what about Sasha who considers JON as his mentor into DJing approach ! All this, we can feel it in this set, obviously eclectic, well worked, deeply thought, merging with talent various electronic styles! Enough said?! let's just enjoy the set ! (tracklist below) @jon-dasilva https://www.mam.agency/ https://www.facebook.com/jondasilvadjprofile Tracklist: Boards Of Canada - a glimmer of “An Eagle In Your Mind” Acid Wax - “707 In Your Mind” Unnayanaa, Irfan Rainy, FT Ibtisam - “Taht Min Aini” Sonye - “Sankha Dona (Inst)” Cinthie - “Push It” Third Son - “Machine Love” Granary - “MancMania” Kettama - “B O D Y” Shaun J. Wright and Alinka - “Journey Into The Deep” Posthuman - “Down To JAKK” Drew Moyo - “Munthu” Rone “Mirapolis” (Laurent Garnier Remix) Sasha - “Singularity” Jerome Hill - “Mole Hill Acid” find all sets on www.lecatalyste.com

This week, there is too much to say about our Guest JON DASILVA! (@@jon-dasilva) From the years he spent as resident DJ at the legendary HACIENDA, handing over after Laurent Garnier had it's national Service call up in 1988. He took the lead on the club for years with Mike Pickering and together, they made the Acid and House explosion! Let's name a few label where he has some releases:Rush Hour, Soma, Mute, Deconstruction... His current collaboration with Posthuman on I LOVE ACID parties and in a live concept with the duo called "This IS ACID", and what about Sasha who considers JON as his mentor into DJing approach ! All this, we can feel it in this set, obviously eclectic, well worked, deeply thought, merging with talent various electronic styles! Enough said?! let's just enjoy the set ! (tracklist below) @jon-dasilva https://www.mam.agency/ https://www.facebook.com/jondasilvadjprofile Tracklist: Boards Of Canada - a glimmer of “An Eagle In Your Mind” Acid Wax - “707 In Your Mind” Unnayanaa, Irfan Rainy, FT Ibtisam - “Taht Min Aini” Sonye - “Sankha Dona (Inst)” Cinthie - “Push It” Third Son - “Machine Love” Granary - “MancMania” Kettama - “B O D Y” Shaun J. Wright and Alinka - “Journey Into The Deep” Posthuman - “Down To JAKK” Drew Moyo - “Munthu” Rone “Mirapolis” (Laurent Garnier Remix) Sasha - “Singularity” Jerome Hill - “Mole Hill Acid” find all sets on www.lecatalyste.com

This week, there is too much to say about our Guest JON DASILVA! (@@jon-dasilva) From the years he spent as resident DJ at the legendary HACIENDA, handing over after Laurent Garnier had it's national Service call up in 1988. He took the lead on the club for years with Mike Pickering and together, they made the Acid and House explosion! Let's name a few label where he has some releases:Rush Hour, Soma, Mute, Deconstruction... His current collaboration with Posthuman on I LOVE ACID parties and in a live concept with the duo called "This IS ACID", and what about Sasha who considers JON as his mentor into DJing approach ! All this, we can feel it in this set, obviously eclectic, well worked, deeply thought, merging with talent various electronic styles! Enough said?! let's just enjoy the set ! (tracklist below) @jon-dasilva https://www.mam.agency/ https://www.facebook.com/jondasilvadjprofile Tracklist: Boards Of Canada - a glimmer of “An Eagle In Your Mind” Acid Wax - “707 In Your Mind” Unnayanaa, Irfan Rainy, FT Ibtisam - “Taht Min Aini” Sonye - “Sankha Dona (Inst)” Cinthie - “Push It” Third Son - “Machine Love” Granary - “MancMania” Kettama - “B O D Y” Shaun J. Wright and Alinka - “Journey Into The Deep” Posthuman - “Down To JAKK” Drew Moyo - “Munthu” Rone “Mirapolis” (Laurent Garnier Remix) Sasha - “Singularity” Jerome Hill - “Mole Hill Acid” find all sets on www.lecatalyste.com

Ahead of his performance in Glasgow this Saturday night, we've invited Maltese acid maestro Acidulant to provide the next hour of sonic exploration in our series. Here he's provided us with an hour of live exploration focused on the more retro/house side of his sound, recorded live last weekend at I Love Acid in London, where he performed alongside Luke Vibert, Jon Dasilva & Posthuman. Tune in and lose yourself in an acid trip your ears will thank you for, and join us for a slightly more techno-fueled evening this Saturday at Stereo in Glasgow!

An Altern 8 history of British rave.

An Altern 8 history of British rave.

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords We're Going Deep Group on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/1077799125565856/ @placid_88 Since 1990 Placid has been spinning the platters that matter, legendary for his sets of purest 303-drenched acid and his reputation as 'The DJ's DJ'. Resident at London's acid house night I Love Acid, Placid's gigging biography has taken him to Detroit, New York, Berlin, France, Spain and Holland as well as Glastonbury and BLOC music festivals. Reputed to be owner of one of the world's most encompassing collections of Acid House, Placid is a walking acid-house encyclopaedia who can always be trusted to dig deep into his records crate to bring you a pure vinyl set of the absolute best of Acid House, Detroit Techno, Retro Electro and Chicago House. Currently doing Two radio shows, Were Going Deep and Going Deeper and managing a 6000 strong group Facebook group 'Were Going Deep'. Reagenz - Bunker NYC Havantepe - Aliens Mike Huckaby - The Upstairs Lounge - Tresor JS Zeiter - JS 05 - JS DeepChord - DC14 - DeepChord RV800 - Equanimity - Formula Claro Intelecto - Old Station Park - Delsin ? Havantepe - Re-uptake - Baum P Laoss - Bamboo Mat - Pronounce Conforce - Closer - Delsin RV800 - Subsync - Formula Mike Parker - Kaze No Oto - Time to Express DeepChord - Departures - OCtal Industries ? Darand Land – Calming Effect

Since 1990 Placid has been spinning the platters that matter, legendary for his sets of purest 303-drenched acid and his reputation as 'The DJ's DJ'. Resident on Dj International radio and at London's monthly acid house night I Love Acid, Placid's gigging biography has taken him to Detroit, New York, Berlin, France, Spain and Holland as well as Glastonbury and BLOC music festivals. Reputed to be owner of one of the world's most encompassing collections of Acid House, Placid is a walking acid-house encyclopaedia who can always be trusted to dig deep into his records crate to bring you a pure vinyl set of the absolute best of Acid House, Detroit Techno, Retro Electro and Chicago House. He tells us that this mix, recorded at home, is more for the head than the feet...but we found our feet moving nonetheless.

Imaginez-vous au volant d'un bolide puissant, cheveux aux vents, et Les Abyssales EP 24 en fond sonore...Des tracks abstract et instrumental hip-hop, pour changer des habituels morceaux en 4/4.Bref, on n'affole pas les vumètres, on les calme, et surtout, on se pose. TRACKLIST Oddisee - No Sugar No Cream LP The Odd Tape - 2016 - Mello Music Group Andrew Applepie - Almost Like This LP Nine - 2016 - Self-released Luke Vibert - Music Called Jazz LP Big Soup - 1997 - Mo’Wax A Man Called Adam - Steady LP All My Favourite - 2004 - Southern Fried Records Minimal Orchestra - Baïkonour LP Laika’s Take Off - 2016 - I.O.T Records Gotan Project - Chunga’s Revenge LP La revancha del tango - 2001 - Ya Basta! Records Elaquent - She Remembers LP Good Karma - 2015 - HW&W Recordings Joakim Karud - Waves EP Waves - 2017 - Self-released - Joakim Karud Music Productions MadColour - Roll Away 2016 - Self-released X I X X (Jeff Kaale) - Pillow Talk 2016 - Self-released RJD2 - Ghost Writer LP Deadringer - 2002 - Definitive Jux Blue Sky Black Death - I (feat. Child Actor) EP Glaciers - 2013 - Fake Four Inc NOTES DE L'EMISSION On a parlé à propos de la musique d'Andrew Applepie, des vidéos d'un certain Casey Neistat, dont voici le lien de sa chaîne:https://www.youtube.com/user/caseyneistat Oddisee, génial producteur américain, et une belle discographie à écouter dans ces derniers jours de l'hiverhttps://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oddisee & https://www.discogs.com/fr/artist/133460-Oddisee Le label "Mo'Wax", fermé depuis 2002 et fondé en 1992 par le fameux producteur James Lavelle (notamment derrière la formation U.N.K.L.E), et dont son âge d'or se situe dans les années 90, aura vu en son sein quelques bons producteurs de hip hop instrumental, dont DJ Shadow ou encore DJ Krush. Luke Vibert, c'est ce track énorme, "I Love Acid" sorti en 2003, chez Warp Records :

The history of electronic music is littered with a collection of big names and stars that the media portray as crucial figures in the development of dance culture. But, for every one of these lauded figures, hundreds of more talented and more dedicated players are working day and night at the coalface providing an arguably more important contribution. Josh Doherty and Rich Bevan, AKA Posthuman, are the epitome of these coalface workers. With a career dating back to the mid-90s, Josh and Rich have released countless records, put on countless parties and run numerous labels but all without any hint of jumping on bandwagons. In 2007 the pair created the I Love Acid parties which later became a label of the same name. With both of these going from strength to strength, we felt like it was the perfect time to catch up with Josh do discuss all things Posthuman. Listen to the podcast, brought to you courtesy of Rode microphones, whom without this would never have been possible...

New gear from I Love Acid, 2sox, WotNot, Ninja Tune, True Romance and more, with a little tribute to Colonel Abrams and a sublime Future Classic from Laurence Guy. Bookings: info@bengomori.com Discover more new music on our SoundCloud page http://soundcloud.com/turned-on … Continue reading → The post Turned On 143: Romare, St. Germain, Atjazz, Laurence Guy, Chez Damier, Phil Gerus appeared first on Turned On.

In this epic episode of The Astral Hustle, me and my friend Mitch Schultz talk about everything from reality time compression, to a web of conduits communicating psychic consciousness in an alternate yet simultaneous layer of the universe.  Intro/outro music is I Love Acid by Luke Vibert cory-allen.com @_coryallen