Podcasts about IDM

IDM: some older music from my archives Mid Era: new Bluetech (USA) TIME ARTIST TRACK RELEASE 0:00:00 Galaktlan x Alex Wulf spacial Nature of Time 0:06:59 Fire Island new morning   0:10:36 Aerosol quadrafunk Twenty Years Away 0:14:23 Floating Spirits hikikomori Ronin 01 RED 0:20:42 Froze wings to fly   0:24:26 illl unknown 2 Altered States Of Mind 0:31:17 Weldroid & Room Of Wires farmag The Deep Blue Knight 0:37:13 Casino Versus Japan led away Touched 3 0:44:28 Global Express Osc. It's over Symetric Dream 0:50:56 EO Music vision eo ýmis lög 0:59:09 ***Intro***     1:02:08 Javi Cánovas  in this moment... (excerpt)   1:13:12 Gackoo Duz session 04.09.24 (excerpt)   1:27:57 Bluetech what light remains pt. 2 Driftworks Archives II 1:37:37 Jim Kirkwood anno domini: 1862 (excerpt) The Apocalypse Of A Soul 1:58:16 ***Outro***       Keywords: International electronic music internet electronic artists unsigned electronic artists Low Orbit Satellite Ambient Symphonic Rock Progressive Rock Art Rock Tribal Trance PsyTrance Ethno/PsyTrance IDM Nonima Dub Step Mid Era Berlin School

Playlist: Sufjan Stevens - The Winter SolsticeHior Chronik - Warm CornerThoma - IkiruMax Richter, Lavinia Meijer - The DepartureLavinia Meijer - Open Window: Part IFloraleda Sacchi - We Arrive from far AwayLara Somogyi, Jean-Michel Blais - ascensionLinda Rum - Irrsinnig schonGabriel Olafs - Whale OvertureChelsea McGough - Lucid DreamingGlåsbird - StratificationsRichard Skelton - WeightlessFinland & Aaskoven - The Beach Houses in AeroJeremy Soule - A Winter's TaleGustaf Ljunggren - Leading SomewhereHoward Shore - Bag EndBenjamin Mork - Mellom TidenSigurdur Saevarsson - MagnificatHans Zimmer - AuroraDaniel Herskedal - Time of WaterWilson Trouve - Last WinterBlurstem - Amber MorningsLexxie Mathis - on the edge of foreverFrances Shelley - Water MusicTom Leclerc - l'horizon au-dessus des nuagesJorgen Kjellgren - Forest and Field

Raär is a producer, live act, DJ and studio mastering engineer from Belgium. A true artist, who is not pinned down on one particular style or emotion: from soothing ambient to heavy and dark percussion based techno workouts to IDM-inspired takes on everything in-between. This live set was captured at the Stagno Records and Omen Wapta night in Milan last year and is one of his first longform live appearances. This set distills fragility and force into a compact, tactile listening experience. A rare snapshot of process in evolution: Raär's performance moves with restraint, built around unreleased material, early sketches from his Incentive LP (released on Omen Wapta earlier this year) and glimpses of what's to come in his collaboration with Stagno. Follow https://soundcloud.com/11pmraar https://www.instagram.com/raar_v/ https://www.facebook.com/rawraar https://omenwapta.bandcamp.com/album/incentive

Merry Christmas! (Kevin)Playlist: Sam Prekop - ParaJogging House - RuinTokyo Ambient Collective - Polar Bearaus（アウス） - SokoElizabeth Mitchell and Friends - Sing HalleluFrom Overseas - BreatheMark Van Hoen - XmasSteve Gunn - SafetyJakob Bro & Midori Takada - InfinityCian Nugent - I Am Asleep and Don't Waken MeJulianna Barwick - Merry Christmas Baby!Dark Mark (Mark Lanegan) - O Holy NightMason Lindahl - Vignette no. 1 - JoshuaWil Bolton - Coventry CarolLaura Cannell - Bleak MidwinterDylan Golden Aycock - Light Peeking ThroughWilliam Tyler - HeldElyot - SnowmanDenison Witmer - Slow Motion SnowOld Saw - Salt TarOld Saw - Salt TarGlenn Jones - A Different Kind Of Christmas CarolJim White and Marisa Anderson - The Other Christmas SongBill Orcutt - SanctuaryThe Mermen - Arabian Dance (From The Nutcracker Suite)Zachary Cale - Love's WorkFelbm - winter viCass McCombs - Peace

Othman meets the one star at a Wizards game off the court. Shorts gets caught pissing in public in the worst way. An IDM listener makes an astute observation about the podcast. Support the boyz at the IDM Merch Shop

IDM & Ambient set: Two uninterrupted hours of IDM mixed with ambient TIME ARTIST TRACK RELEASE 0:00:00 ***Intro [IDM+Ambient]***   0:00:19 FRKTL leviathan wakes Qualia 0:05:44 Weldroid no time to complain  Silicate Garden 0:11:08 avOva the maths office Hauntedology 0:14:05 In A Mindset in the face of flames The Compendium Archives 0:15:55 Forlon house of water House of Water 0:19:11 Buspin Jieber pulse wave Thinking of You 0:25:57 Cialyn uncanny valley Off Season 0:31:01 Room Of Wires unsized   0:34:44 Exm atart A Sectioned v6.0 0:40:53 Karras Transistor-Relief (Karras remix) 0:46:23 Steve Pacheco reprieve Constellate 0:50:56 Kliment artmospheric sessions #27 (excerpt) 1:19:59 ASC sequence #1 Sequenced 1:26:25 Forrest Fang nocturnum Scenes From A Ghost Train 1:31:47 Sense once blue Erotus 1:36:53 Autumn of Communion tw hydrae observations Broken Apart By Sunlight 1:43:20 Norman Fairbanks ...feels like post-apocalyptic Laurel Canyon Traces 1:45:48 36 nine whispers Colours In The Dark 1:51:09 Dublicator expander Midnight Sun 1:58:21 ***Outro***       Keywords: International electronic music internet electronic artists unsigned electronic artists Low Orbit Satellite Ambient Symphonic Rock Progressive Rock Art Rock Tribal Trance PsyTrance Ethno/PsyTrance IDM Nonima Dub Step Mid Era Berlin School

Ever see someone toss a floor scrubber down the stairs, then watch it snap back together like a Lego and keep on cleaning? Turns out, there's a whole new breed of rugged cleaning tech out there—and it's not just about durability. What if the secret to spotless, odor-free restrooms and long-lasting LV floors was ditching the mop altogether… and upgrading to something smarter? There's a reason one school district banned mops (except for emergencies) and hasn't looked back in five years. But here's the kicker: it's not just about how tough your machines are—it's about how some “standard” features are quietly rewriting the rules for cleaning efficiency and floor warranties. Curious what you might be missing out on? In this episode, you will be able to: Discover how rugged floor cleaning machines can boost your cleaning efficiency while standing up to the toughest environments. Explore the power of IDM intelligent design manufacturing in transforming cleaning tools for smarter, longer-lasting performance. Upgrade your cleaning equipment standards to unlock new levels of productivity and floor care that save time and money. Master effective restroom cleaning solutions that enhance hygiene without wasting resources or effort. Learn smart maintenance techniques for LVT and LVP floors that extend their life and keep them looking great day after day. Our special guest is Darryel Picou Darryel Picou stands out in the cleaning world for his practical approach and deep industry know-how. As a key leader at IDM, he's focused on cutting through the clutter and making floor cleaning machines that are as tough as they are simple to use. Darryel's not interested in bells and whistles that just add confusion—he's all about solutions that make sense for real facility managers and their teams. He has a knack for translating complex cleaning problems into straightforward answers, thanks to IDM's decades-long roots in the field. Darryel's hands-on style and genuine understanding of what custodians and managers face every day have helped IDM earn trust and recognition from both users and distributors. If anyone knows how to boost efficiency, extend floor life, and take the stress out of restroom and floor care, it's Darryel. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:20 - IDM's Rugged Floor Cleaning Machines and Industry Legacy 00:02:17 - IDM's User-Focused Design Philosophy and Standard Upgrades 00:05:00 - Award-Winning Machines and Versatility for Various Facilities 00:06:48 - Supply Chain Stability and Exceptional Warranty Support 00:08:51 - Partnership with Mannington Floors and Upcoming Vendor Showcases 00:14:05 - Registration and Educational Session Overview 00:14:16 - Hands-On Machine Demonstrations and Lunch Arrangements 00:14:33 - Key Takeaway for End Users on Floor and Restroom Maintenance 00:15:11 - Closing Remarks and Future Event Anticipation 00:15:28 - Podcast Conclusion with Health and Positivity Reminder https://gemsupply.net FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/GemSupply/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/gemsupplyco INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/gemsupplyco...  

Video games forever!Playlist: Trevor Morris - Dragon Age Inquisition ThemeHans Zimmer - You Have Everything That you NeedChristopher Tin - Live Gloriously (Main Theme)T's MUSIC - Ezofuji, Wawku ShrineLondon Philharmonic Orchestra - Skyrim: Far HorizonsLondon Philharmonic Orchestra - Legend of Zelda - The Windwaker: Dragon Roost IslandLeague of Legends - 2025 World Championship ThemeTina Guo - HaloAndreas Waldetoft - Stellaris Suite: Creation and BeyondViktor Ingi Gudmundsson - Heirs of AemaTai Tomisawa - Gnoster, Wisdom of NightBlack Salt Games - The Collapsed townAustin Wintory - The Perfect WaveLeo Kaliski - KyovashadMiwako Chinone - Base Camp (Night)Darren Korb - Lament of Orpheus (Underworld Mix)Darren Korb - Doomed CityChristopher Larkin - Bone BottomKatamari Damacy Series Sound Team - JOY: Syrtos by Gardeners who love Katamarisubversiveasset - WinterJerry Martin - Under ConstructionAkira Yamaoka - Promise of the ForgottenLudvig Forssell - Over the DunesSIE Sound team - Moonlit MelodyLorien Tesard - Spring Meadows - Cello MotifsRobyn Miller - The Last MessageConcernedApe - Dance of the Moonlight JelliesTrigg & Gusset - Westwardly Winds

IDM does a full reaction breakdown to the thrilling new Netflix documentary taking down P. Diddy. Did he get Tupac AND Biggie Smalls killed? B.I.G. weighs in from the afterlife.

Get it here: found.ee/spandau20-011 Spandau20 delivers its eleventh various artists release, a sonically rich and future-facing blend of broken grooves, spatial moods and modern Detroit romanticism. Four tracks, four new angles on the dancefloor. ANNA Z sets the tone with 'Kabeljau', an eclectic, IDM-flirting workout. On the opening track, elastic rhythms stretch and snap while ethereal pads drift overhead, punctured by sudden turns and glitchy surprises. Moody, weird and beautifully unpredictable. Dajusch continues with 'Fallout', diving into shimmering Detroit-inspired chords and pristine production. Clean yet full of soul, its dreamy propulsion moves with effortless optimism. It's a track that lifts heads and hearts without ever losing its club focus. Flip the record and FJAAK welcome you into a breakbeat-infused haze. 'Your Time' pairs groovy percussion and airy atmospheres with those unmistakable powerhouse vocal chops, a warehouse anthem with a gentle cosmic touch, driving yet deeply emotional. Closing the EP, Claus accelerates the pulse. 'Moist Logic' is a faster, more urgent exploration of the techno continuum. Machine funk encoded into a forward-thrusting groove, a sleek atmosphere swirling around a sharp, kinetic core. With SPANDAU20 011, the West-Berlin collective celebrates a hybrid future, rhythmically adventurous, melodically rich and rooted in a love for the dancefloor's most timeless emotions. This record combines Berlin grit with dream-state techno, balancing rough energy and refined emotion across four cuts that leave their mark on the floor.

Get it here: found.ee/spandau20-011 Spandau20 delivers its eleventh various artists release, a sonically rich and future-facing blend of broken grooves, spatial moods and modern Detroit romanticism. Four tracks, four new angles on the dancefloor. ANNA Z sets the tone with 'Kabeljau', an eclectic, IDM-flirting workout. On the opening track, elastic rhythms stretch and snap while ethereal pads drift overhead, punctured by sudden turns and glitchy surprises. Moody, weird and beautifully unpredictable. Dajusch continues with 'Fallout', diving into shimmering Detroit-inspired chords and pristine production. Clean yet full of soul, its dreamy propulsion moves with effortless optimism. It's a track that lifts heads and hearts without ever losing its club focus. Flip the record and FJAAK welcome you into a breakbeat-infused haze. 'Your Time' pairs groovy percussion and airy atmospheres with those unmistakable powerhouse vocal chops, a warehouse anthem with a gentle cosmic touch, driving yet deeply emotional. Closing the EP, Claus accelerates the pulse. 'Moist Logic' is a faster, more urgent exploration of the techno continuum. Machine funk encoded into a forward-thrusting groove, a sleek atmosphere swirling around a sharp, kinetic core. With SPANDAU20 011, the West-Berlin collective celebrates a hybrid future, rhythmically adventurous, melodically rich and rooted in a love for the dancefloor's most timeless emotions. This record combines Berlin grit with dream-state techno, balancing rough energy and refined emotion across four cuts that leave their mark on the floor.

Get it here: found.ee/spandau20-011 Spandau20 delivers its eleventh various artists release, a sonically rich and future-facing blend of broken grooves, spatial moods and modern Detroit romanticism. Four tracks, four new angles on the dancefloor. ANNA Z sets the tone with 'Kabeljau', an eclectic, IDM-flirting workout. On the opening track, elastic rhythms stretch and snap while ethereal pads drift overhead, punctured by sudden turns and glitchy surprises. Moody, weird and beautifully unpredictable. Dajusch continues with 'Fallout', diving into shimmering Detroit-inspired chords and pristine production. Clean yet full of soul, its dreamy propulsion moves with effortless optimism. It's a track that lifts heads and hearts without ever losing its club focus. Flip the record and FJAAK welcome you into a breakbeat-infused haze. 'Your Time' pairs groovy percussion and airy atmospheres with those unmistakable powerhouse vocal chops, a warehouse anthem with a gentle cosmic touch, driving yet deeply emotional. Closing the EP, Claus accelerates the pulse. 'Moist Logic' is a faster, more urgent exploration of the techno continuum. Machine funk encoded into a forward-thrusting groove, a sleek atmosphere swirling around a sharp, kinetic core. With SPANDAU20 011, the West-Berlin collective celebrates a hybrid future, rhythmically adventurous, melodically rich and rooted in a love for the dancefloor's most timeless emotions. This record combines Berlin grit with dream-state techno, balancing rough energy and refined emotion across four cuts that leave their mark on the floor.

Get it here: found.ee/spandau20-011 Spandau20 delivers its eleventh various artists release, a sonically rich and future-facing blend of broken grooves, spatial moods and modern Detroit romanticism. Four tracks, four new angles on the dancefloor. ANNA Z sets the tone with 'Kabeljau', an eclectic, IDM-flirting workout. On the opening track, elastic rhythms stretch and snap while ethereal pads drift overhead, punctured by sudden turns and glitchy surprises. Moody, weird and beautifully unpredictable. Dajusch continues with 'Fallout', diving into shimmering Detroit-inspired chords and pristine production. Clean yet full of soul, its dreamy propulsion moves with effortless optimism. It's a track that lifts heads and hearts without ever losing its club focus. Flip the record and FJAAK welcome you into a breakbeat-infused haze. 'Your Time' pairs groovy percussion and airy atmospheres with those unmistakable powerhouse vocal chops, a warehouse anthem with a gentle cosmic touch, driving yet deeply emotional. Closing the EP, Claus accelerates the pulse. 'Moist Logic' is a faster, more urgent exploration of the techno continuum. Machine funk encoded into a forward-thrusting groove, a sleek atmosphere swirling around a sharp, kinetic core. With SPANDAU20 011, the West-Berlin collective celebrates a hybrid future, rhythmically adventurous, melodically rich and rooted in a love for the dancefloor's most timeless emotions. This record combines Berlin grit with dream-state techno, balancing rough energy and refined emotion across four cuts that leave their mark on the floor.

(Kevin)Playlist: 3ofmillions - Her Subtlety In My SubconsciousKelly Moran, featuring Bibio - Don't Trust MirrorsDania - Write My NameMALIBU - Watching People Diecitrine - foreverJoanne Robertson - Last HayGray Acres - Soft ErasureDaou - Summer ArpHeather Stebbins - On SeparationClaire M Singer - Rionnag a TuathGwenifer Raymond - Bonfire of the BillionairesOld Saw - LacustrinaThe Notwist - Das VerschwindenQuiet Winter - BirdJim Jarmusch & Anika - JetlagJon Porras - FieldsGamardah Fungus - LindenSusumu Yokota - SakuJJJJJerome Ellis, featuring Haruna Lee, James Harrison Monaco, Ronald Peet, and S T A R R (busby) - Vesper SparrowTortoise - Works and DaysJohn Thayer - Moon RidgeJonah Parzen-Johnson and Lau Nau - Bus Driver

IDM covers a viral trend aimed at helping men break the ice with women. Othello gets caught up in a family crisis involving his kids. Meanwhile, Shorts had a Thanksgiving crisis of his own to deal with. Support the boyz at the IDM Merch Shop

Hailing from Yerevan, Armenia, Innersha is a producer and live artist who has created a fresh and sophisticated perspective on contemporary live techno. Her sound is a dense constellation of IDM intricacies, celestial textures, and deep techno grooves that drift effortlessly into the depths of mind-altering psychedelia. This unique sonic signature has already led to visionary live sets at revered institutions including Bassiani, Berghain's Säule, and Pe:rsona, alongside multiple performances at this year's Mo:Dem Festival. For this recording, Innersha moves between the physical and the ethereal, constructing a narrative that perfectly balances the tactile weight of rhythm with the weightlessness of space. It is a trip that feels both intimate and expansive, navigating through cycles of sonic construction and deconstruction. A deep cerebral excursion witnessing the formation of entirely new sonic dimensions. Reflecting on the process that shaped this session, Innersha shares: "The recording is an exploration of materials and impressions gathered throughout 2025. Across the year, I found myself working with percussive instruments, exploring the pulse and the subtle variations of repetition that come from real movement. Another part of this process was diving into ambient abstraction, constantly shifting atmospheres that reshape the context. In the dialogue between these two elements, a story began to form about collapse, rebirth, and the formation of new universes. The set was recorded in my studio in Yerevan, where most of the days drift into exploring sound." Turn the volume high and lose yourself in a new realm of sound. Follow: https://soundcloud.com/innersha https://www.instagram.com/innersha_/

Playlist: John Hayes, il:lo - All the MemoriesJesse Kendal - FeltTWO LANES - MovementTWO LANES - HealingMikael Lind - Arbitrary LimitsJosh Semans - In Shafts of Dust & LightChristian Löffler - When Everything was NewChristian Löffler - MoldauJakob Ahlbom - The Sun Might Rise in the WestARKAI - The Sound of SilenceAustin Wintory - The Lost GrottoToumani Diabaté And The London Symphony Orchestra - Hainamady TownTigran Hamasyan - Sonata for Percussion I: Memories from ChildhoodCarla Patullo, Martha Wainwright - Fly UnderMax Richter - Of the Undiscovered CountryEriks Estenvalds, Ensemble Altera - O salutaris hostiaSigur Rós - Ara BaturHollie Kenniff - Sharing Kindness - Solo Piano reworkVanbur - In the AbsenceFirst Snow of the Year - Polka DotsGood Weather for an Airstrike - Cast AsideSachi Kobayashi - BlurSteven Kemner - Even Now

IDM examines the new 'rape spectrum' that's popular among internet weirdos. Elon Musk implements a new feature on X/Twitter that's exposing loads of fraud (pause). Indian 'arm farms' are putting real people out of work.

On "Hot Takes" episode 88 this week, Quiz and Shiro tagged Agnar in for the show at the eleventh hour! Eccentric, well-spoken, and making waves with their unique spin on experimental IDM music, Agnar was just a natural pick for the show; and picking them paid off in dividends as we were entertained by their thoughts on the similarities between vaporwave and prog rock, "new internet" music, and making cool things on the computer. Agnar has been producing leftfield and vaporwave-adjacent music for a while now, releasing on various labels like First Class Collective and playing live at events like Nostalgia Lounge's Sanctuary Live. They even got a write up in their local Billings, Montana paper about "challenging the concept that music needs to be correct". Known for their inclusivity, open-mindedness, and experimental nature, how could we not bring a person like Agnar on "Hot Takes"? We spent two hours chatting about topics ranging from microgenres like deconstructed club music and hyperpop, sampling AI music, and the deep meaning behind their album 4:3. Quiz taught us the concept of Lane Behr, Agnar recommended a favorite IDM documentary called "Modulations: Cinema of the Ear", and Shiro extolled his favorite video game OST's. Won't you give our episode with Agnar a listen if you weren't able to be there for it live?   "Hot Takes" is a safe space for all opinions! Join the conversation at https://linktr.ee/hottakesvapor

Shorts and Othello reminisce about TG3. Ice Spice is teaching children lewd and lascivious acts. IDM scans children's programming for the hosts with the biggest busties/most sexual vibes.

(Kevin)Playlist: The American Analog Set - The Golden BandThe Notwist - One of These DaysThrowing Shapes - Chosen TalkTristan de Liège & Gregory Allison - Samatha IVWil Bolton - Early Morning RainChat Pile & Hayden Pedigo - OutsideClouds Echo In Blue - The Sound At The End of The WorldChristopher Willits - Recurrenceclaire rousay - somewhat burdensomecaroline - if you let them i'll let themDavid Cordero & Anthéne - VermilionGray Acres - VestigeRaúl Cantizano & David Cordero - FugazTiny Vipers - AronJessica Moss - Washing MachineSeabuckthorn, featuring Dean McPhee - Shadow Of The LandWeirs - EdwardOld Saw - Tilt of the LampElyot - Wheat and BreadMason Lindahl - Anticipation of the passed BatonGolden Brown - Dirt and StoneJoan Shelley - Wooden BoatSteve Gunn - A WalkJoe Harvey-Whyte & Paul Cousins - RecurEnsemble 0 - Revoir ColineJonah Parzen-Johnson & Lau Nau - First Time ViewerRafael Toral, featuring Yaw Tembe - You Don't Know What Love IsNala Sinephro - Dawn

PAUL ST HILAIRE, CLOVERDALE, NIGHTMARES ON WAX + TORTOISE lead off new music from JOSHUA P. FERGUSON + HENRY SELF on this edition of ABSTRACT SCIENCE. JOSHUA oscillates between indie-electronic, ambient, deep house + jazz-ish sounds on his first hour set. HENRY picks up with a breaks-heavy set drawing on electro, techno, IDM before a... The post absci radio 1391 – joshua p ferguson + henry self appeared first on abstract science >> future music chicago.

Loek Frey is a producer, DJ and live artist from the Netherlands whose work defies easy categorization. Blurring the lines between techno, experimental, IDM, and ambient, he crafts a sound that is at the very forefront of avant-garde electronics. His exceptional releases on Omen Wapta & his own OQAD perfectly demonstrate his mind-bending expertise and finesse in the studio. Whether through his DJ sets or live performances, Loek is renowned for dismantling the minds of the dancefloor, having brought his electronic alchemy to the controls of legendary parties like Ratherlost, Berghain's Saule, De School, pe:rsona, Refractor and many more. For MNMT 494 Loek Frey pilots a descent into uncharted sonic territories: a transmission from a haunted and murky alien world, unfolding as a piece of cinematic sound design for a forgotten sci-fi landscape. Hi-tech fragments, ghostly echoes and unconventional grooves weave through the dense atmosphere creating an ominous yet deeply alluring hypnotic pull. A complex deep space trip of sophisticated sound design and psychoactive exploration. Dive into the abyss now Follow https://soundcloud.com/loekfrey https://www.instagram.com/loekfrey/ https://oqad.bandcamp.com/ https://www.instagram.com/oqad.label/

Milan Uyeno (of Motte and Bailey) is in the booth again, playing some ambient music. Initially, that is. Everything goes absolutely bonkers after that really quickly.Playlist: Corinthian - ExhaultedKara-Lis Coverdale - Curve Traces of Held Spaceclaire rousay, featuring M. Sage - justMarc-Antoine Barbier - Une Année Sans SoleilC.R. Gillespie - MedusasNikolaienko - Music for LaundryNick Storring - Terre Da GaroaLechuga Zafiro - Cama RotaLesser - Markus Popp Can Kiss My Redneck Ass (Live)Xingu Hill - The Lonely GardenerDJ Daddy Yonqui, featuring Arevado - Reperlada23wa - CRESPISMSkinny Puppy - Love in Vein (Neotropic Remix) (Go Girl Trio Mix)The Sidepeices - southern style lemon peppersLittle Snake, featuring Tutara Peak - Raining TeethE+E - Big-FireHoly Similaun - Not That Safemarcy firelife - let them see

IDM takes a glance at generational temptress Sydney Sweeney's controversial interview with GQ. Sleepy Othello digs up an interview with a British WWII veteran that warrants a closer look. 

IDM: Live performance excerpt of Mosaik (Sweden)  Ambient+SpaceRock: a set from 2025 releases by Dirk Schlömer (Germany) TIME ARTIST TRACK RELEASE 0:00:00 ***[IDM]***     0:00:29 Mosaik Ezy Sunday Rodeo 11/21/2004 (edit) 0:48:13 ***[break-Dirk Schlömer]***   0:49:52 Dirk Schlömer time particles 1 Dronah Mental III - Strange Web 0:57:42 Ornah Mental afro mental '25 Neun 1:09:40 Dirk Schlömer abandoned spacelord Travels To The Untold IV 1:19:09 Dirk Schlömer kozmoz 23 Kozmoz III 1:27:20 Dirk Schlömer kozmoz 14 Kozmoz II 1:37:46 Dirk Schlömer kozmoz 9 Kozmoz  1:48:21 Dirk Schlömer falling 5 Dronah Mental IV - Falling 1:58:12 ***Outro***       Keywords: International electronic music internet electronic artists unsigned electronic artists Low Orbit Satellite Ambient Symphonic Rock Progressive Rock Art Rock Tribal Trance PsyTrance Ethno/PsyTrance IDM Nonima Dub Step Mid Era Berlin School

This episode features a track or 2 (or 3) from each year that Katharsis has been on air. I hope you've enjoyed this journey as much as I have. Thanks for listening to 25 years of Katharsis! (Kevin)Playlist: IDAHO - Dum DumAcetone - VibratoFridge - Cut Up Piano & XylophoneSongs: Ohia - Two Blue LightsChris Brokaw - BathhouseChad Van Gaalen - Track 3The One AM Radio - ShiversMitchell Akiyama - But Promise MeCanyon Country - Setting SunKaki King - Setting SunMiracle Fortress - Next TrainHauschka - Schönes MadchenEarly Day Miners - Silver OathForest Tate Fraser & Evan Van Reekum - Forget Me Not CreekTara Jane O'Neil - DrowningLaura Gibson & Ethan Rose - IntroductionDean McPhee - Sky BurialMark Templeton - Drowning in MemoriesNils Frahm - KeepBrambles - Such Owls As YouDanny Paul Grody - Time SpiralsErik K Skodvin - FlamesIan William Craig - Second LensJefre Cantu-Ledesma - Pale FlowerBenoît Pioulard - MarreLusine - ChatterValiska - Heavy RiserChris Reimer - French DeathFélicia Atkinson - LushLucy Gooch - RushingByron Westbrook - Point of SaturationLaurel Premo - CallowayMat Ball - To Catch Light IIIk.burwash - Last YesterdayGrand River - Cost What It MayHeather Stebbins - BeginKalia Vandever - Mirrored SolitudeBill Orcutt - The Ocean Will Find Its ShoreBitter Fictions - SpectralGanavya - Land

Playlist: Grandbrothers - ShorelinesChristian Löffler - Dir JehovaKosuke Anamizu, Moshimoss - MinasokoJonas Gewald - FlowingPeter Gregson - VisionMikael Lind, Johanna Sjunnesson - Wave Cycle - Ambient VersionJane Antonia Cornish - Wave CyclesJeff Roy, Austin Ray - OceanSlow Meadow - Tethered to the EarthGabriel Olafs - Loa - Bing and Ruth ReworkJelena Ciric, Snorri Hallgrimsson - Green GrassSarah Pagé - RELUCESCO IOlafur Arnalds, VOCES8 - nyepi - choir versionBlurstem - Memories of AutumnLandon Caldwell - Flower Heads in the AfternoonWillow Skye-Biggs - The SpellFischersund - SolVincent Isler - As Good A Place as AnyPeter Broderick - Earnest LeslyeSaltbreaker - DormancyRameses III - I Could Not Love You MoreKhotin - Sound Gathering TripLow Chord - TouchSuperposition - A01/Submerge

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IDM gives its take on how well Netflix is depicting gruesome murders these days (Ed Gein and BTK reviews). An intriguing new trailer suggests the U.S. gov't may be ready to co-sign UFO conspiracies. Is Shorts ready to budge on his anti-alien stance (no politics)?

Playlist: Ludivico Einaudi - Santiago - Reworked by Leo EinaudiJon Hopkins, Vylana - RITUAL (palace)Rhian Sheehan, Arli Liberman - DriftPeter Gregson - ConstellationPatrik Berg Almkvisth - Like Silver (Nangkartshang)Erland Cooper - Berriedale WoodEydis Evensen - Helena's SunriseChristopher Willits - EmbraceOwsey - The Trace of a Name - Lost Tape EditionVince Pope, London Contemporary Orchestra - On a Calm Sea pt 1Federico Albanese - Ballad for the Lost KingHior Chronik, Natalia Tsupryk, Asia Dojnikowska - Yellowed Leaves Drift DownBulgarian Radio Choir - Hymn of the CherubimKyiv Chamber Choir - To Thee We Sing - S. Rachmaninov VersionSchola Cantorum Reykjavicensis - Hyer himna smidurPaul Smith, VOCES8 - KyrieMax Richter - Path 3 / Whose Name is Written on WaterKyle Preston - Submersion SymmetryHemisphere West - Over Yonder Breaks the DawnSix Missing, Patrik Berg Almkvisth - Developments 1: FormsEmily A Sprague - Each StoryAbstract Aprils - EnclosureKara-Lis Coverdale - Curve Traces of Held SpaceDavid Cordero - Espacios ImperfectosHammock - Requiem for JohanNeighborhood Libraries - Tunnels Under our Feet

Special guest-host Angel gives IDM an update on his spooky haunted mansion that was formerly owned by a Puerto Rican drug dealer. Some girl boss baddies are learning how to coax up some liquidity. Angel tries his hand at Bouchareb's Bizarre Beliefs.

2 hours of IDM: new Fefe (Australia), Thodén (Denmark), Endrew (Germany), Biosphere (Norway), HOS (Sweden) & Seph (Argentina) TIME ARTIST TRACK RELEASE 0:00:00 Fefe trudd Body Weather 0:04:48 Thodén    hyperreal This Codified Drift 0:10:37 Olli Valtteri Aalle taajama Echologia 0:17:37 Endrew [360]breeze Shadows of Quest 0:21:30 Endrew [360]breeze (Otik remix) Shadows of Quest 0:26:32 Otik lies Lost Structures (2015-2018) 0:31:20 Merrin Karras the veldt Apex 0:38:07 The Pixel Door falling down Defoliation (Remaster 2018) 0:41:37 Biosphere the old way was gone The Way Of Time 0:46:40 HOS aradou Wertz 0:51:14 L ö W hithertho Enfasis 0:56:39 Javier Salazar kandahar Lepante 1:05:07 ASC reveal Space Echo 1:11:55 Datach'i rockledge 3a Bones 1:15:48 Carbon Based Lifeforms starfish Seeker 1:20:57 Norken & _Nyquist the awakening MOACD5 1:27:01 Inkipak open door Dot 1:32:17 Bahía Mansa continental Costa Documental 1:38:35 Sleepy Town Manufacture Polygon For You And Me 1:43:42 Rykard The rock hewn Arrive the radio beacon 1:46:15 Seph renew  Fiera 1:51:56 Dissolved objects for projection Opacity Fragments 1:56:20 ***Outro***       Keywords: International electronic music internet electronic artists unsigned electronic artists Low Orbit Satellite Ambient Symphonic Rock Progressive Rock Art Rock Tribal Trance PsyTrance Ethno/PsyTrance IDM Nonima Dub Step Mid Era Berlin School

(Kevin)Playlist: Bailey Miller - Still Water IPatrick Shiroishi - To become another being there has to be some kind of deathPatrick Shiroishi, featuring Mathieu Ball - guitar - Trying to get to heaven before they close the doorDaniel Bachman - Stretching SpiritJefre Cantu-Ledesma - SEPTEMBERJakob Bro & Midori Takada - あなたに出会うまで / Until I Met YouJoanne Robertson, featuring Oliver Coates - Always WereAlmost An Island - Wide Open (In Two Parts)Hammock - NeverthelessHarbors (Hollie Kenniff & Goldmund) - Warmth Within the WindHyldýpi - HvíldLárus Sigurðsson - Con motoMalibu, featuring Oliver Coates - Spicy CityEstroe - Into the StillnessKelly Moran - ChrysalisArid Landscapes - Blink IIFlaer - Our HandsM. Sage - Wading the PlainGwenifer Raymond - Dreams of Rhiannon's BirdsToby Hay - Driving With The Person You LoveMason Lindahl - Violence in repetition - Same Day WalkingThrowing Shapes - SonnohŠirom - For You, This Eve, the Wolves Will Be Enchantingly Forsaken

Playlist: David Handler - Sunbled Sky (Kid Koala Remix)Francesca Marongiu - SpiralThe OO-Ray - MarginalsDimming, Alto Aria - poolKaitlyn Aurelia Smith - I Miss the Way You SwimJulianna Barwick, Mary Lattimore - Perpetual AdorationRosie Turton, Miryam Solomon - into the maarK. Leimer - LittoralF.S. Blumm & Nils Frahm - Leuchter 1Arve Henriksen - Nautical PulseLaura Cannell - In Visible LightJessica Moss - until all are freeM. Sage - Fracking StarlightWillow Skye-Biggs - The SpellOla Budzynska - 5:45Emily A Sprague - HokkaidoChris Williams - Visage (feat. Kalia Vandever)Almost An Island - Promise to FadeIda Urd, Ingri Hoyland - Duvet

She is  a vinyl DJ, promoter, and storyteller of the underground. With roots in Jungle/Drum & Bass and a love for everything from electro to house and IDM, she's become a force in South Florida's scene. As part of the East Coast Underground team,a South Florida record label, she spins deep cuts, promotes raw sounds, and amplifies the culture through music and writing. Meaux is also a proud member of the Geishaz, a powerhouse collective of women DJs dedicated to pushing boundaries and uplifting female talent worldwide. Representing Miami Dade, please welcome Meaux. Links and tracklist below. Please enjoy❤️ Back next week -Thomas Tracklist: Peeb - Placeless Place  The Meditator & Ben Kei - Diggin' Deep  Roni Size - All the Crew Big Up (95 Relick)  Harmony - Sade  Charla Green - Amore Badeya - Melô da Lee Krust - One Stop Mr Driver  Shay - I Can't See L Major- Seeds of Doubt Janaway - Breakbeat Criminal Jack Horner - The Hoover (Dwarde Remix)  Drama1 - Need For Love Duburban & Peeb - Everytime Links: https://linktr.ee/meaux.andromeda - Link tree https://soundcloud.com/meaux-andromeda - SoundCloud https://www.instagram.com/meauxandromeda/ - Instagram  https://ra.co/dj/meaux - RA profile  https://geishaz.com/artists/meaux/ - Geishaz Profile  https://www.ecunderground.com/event - ECU Record label  

Lords: * Megan * https://www.megancarnesmusic.com/ * Austin * https://austinmwav.com/ Topics: * Going for a super long walk is amazing * "Elevated" horror is a sham * I was there when Every 5x5 Nonogram section 303 finished * NPC Dialog Test by Nintendo Europe #NintendoEurope * https://x.com/MarioBrothBlog/status/1863976914349621280 * My breakfast dogma * Not bringing my shitpost music/mashup ideas to life because I'm afraid they'll be more popular than my actual music Microtopics: * Music for films and video games. * The Paper Labyrinths theme. * Feeding your cats and yourself. * Exercising, drinking water, you know, all of the worst things. * Explaining to the doctor that you're depressed and he asks if you've been eating well and exercising and you say "no, because I've been depressed." * Turning 35 and becoming interested in birds. * Shazam for birds. * Birdpilled and Avianmaxxing. * Taking the L in Chicago and eating Dick's in Seattle. * Cream cheese on a hot dog. * The late Chicago on a Bun. * Regional food that you get outside of the region. * St. Louis style barbecue. * Ordering Jack in the Box at 1am and regretting it immediately because you are in your 30s. * Eating a spicy chicken sandwich in the prime gremlin hours. * Feeling bad because you ate bad. * Forty years later, thinking "Maybe I shouldn't have eaten all that White Castle" * The kind of person who would call himself a genius. * Sometimes it's fun to be goofy and have fun. * Horror movies vs. anxiety movies. * Media imbibers. * The film critic opinions of your Trekkie mom. * The high audience score, low critic score, and vice versa. * Applauding a huge pile of garbage. * Whether anyone ever self-applied the "IDM" genre. * The Oscar Genre. * Very good movies nominated for Oscars. * Braindance. * Cringe (Derogatory) * The only good form of multiplayer. * One of the hominids that watched a different great ape figure out fire. * What happens when they run out of nonograms? * Morons welcome! * Twitch plays Every 5x5 Nonogram. * Twitch plays Dark Souls never getting out of that pool of water in the tutorial area. * Every star going out at the same time. * In the short run, everyone will be fine. * Getting bored of your death anxiety. * Life is meaningless and nothing matters and that rules actually. * Extremely sensible anxieties. * Setting an alarm to periodically tell your friend that you're not annoying and I don't hate you. * Whether everyone should be afraid of heights. * A database of all the kinds of movements a rollercoaster can make so you can search for the types you like. * Do you ever get thirsty? Studies say people with ADHD need to drink water. * Taking a drug test at your job and worrying that the test people will notice that you're dehydrated. * The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog in all caps. * Mr. Jock, TV quiz PhD. * There really are castles in the eyes of people see them. * Role-playing the skeleton of Ben Shapiro in a D&D campaign. * What's the difference between being an asshole and role playing an asshole? * The 'shopkeepers are not copyeditors" apostrophe. * Eating your breakfast burrito over the counter. * Things that people say are good for your mental health. * Anxiety medication that gives you terrible nightmares. * Your anxiety meds making you feel okay about the zombie apocalypse. * Revenge bedtime procrastination. * The kidnapping advice episode. (FBI don't listen to this one.) * Kids are funny. (Just trust us.) * Playing in a band with your best friend for fifteen years. * Kids: they're sticky everywhere. * Never making any shitposts because someone might like them better than your regular art. * Receiving a series of increasingly aggressive answering machine messages from the piece of public art across the street from your apartment.

(Kevin)Playlist: Brock Geiger - EvidenceMoat Bells - Forest PopsCeleigh Cardinal - Boundless PossibilitiesThanya Iyer - Wash it all awayJulianna Barwick & Mary Lattimore - Perpetual AdorationHermitess - A Harp & A HornPeace Flag Ensemble - Lover's SpatBuildings & Food - Clear SkiesHarbors (Hollie Kenniff & Goldmund) - Forest Rain LoopKieran Hebden + William Tyler - TimberTim Hecker - IcesynthRebecca Foon & Aliayta Foon-Dancoes - ReverieJeremy Young - Whirld, Pt. IIPedro Monkeyfinger - five waysT. Gowdy - Richmond RdShabason, Krgovich, Tenniscoats - Our DetourMasayoshi Fujita - New Family Love – End CreditNick Storring - Parque TinguiJakob Bro & Midori Takada - SparklesArid Landscapes - Blink ISteve Gunn - Pedvale SunriseMichael Scott Dawson - Changing ColoursLuke Schneider - For Dancing in Quiet Light (coda)Loscil - SparkGreg Block, featuring Astralis Quartet - Beach SongAbigail Lapell - Serpent a sonnetteKara-Lis Coverdale - Suspension of Swallowed EarthStefan Christoff - VIILaurie Torres - Golden t-shirtsMyriam Gendron - Dorothy's BluesGrotta Veterano - For the BirdsSarah Houston - Dancing Shadows

IDM does a deep dive on 'aka Charlie Sheen,' the 2-part Netflix documentary where Sheen conveniently makes himself the hero in every story. SPOILER ALERTS INCLUDED!

Cybernaum set: Mid Era selections from Finish artist that include his latest release  CyberDM: older classics from my archives TIME ARTIST TRACK RELEASE 0:00:00 [Intro-Cybernaum set]   0:00:00 Cybernaum apollo Electronic Dimensions 0:07:12 Cybernaum episode 4 Garage Sessions 0:26:55 Cybernaum awakenings Skyscapes 0:34:52 Cybernaum origo Origo 0:45:29 Cybernaum microcosm   0:51:27 Cybernaum sequence z Eleven Years 12:59:228 AM [break-CyberDM]     1:00:55 Kuxxan SUUM hunting at low tide   1:02:41 Dadub + Retina.it kykeon (untitled) 1:08:00 Scrap.edx  phalanx contraflexure Forms of Hands 06 1:14:21 Laurent Garnier greed (Carl Taylor remix) Greed-World Wide Re-Mixes 1:20:12 Stable Mechanism z fake conversation Directed By 1:27:02 K-Not unhumane society Upgraded Data Life 1:31:17 KeOSz the charon Before the End 1:36:54 Hol Baumann Notre Dame   1:46:31 Cyberaktif locked away eNdgame 1:51:45 Sraunus  The Perfect Pill-emigrants song (rmx) Apie Paulių Šepetį  1:58:08 [Outro]         TIME ARTIST TRACK RELEASE 0:00:00 ***[Intro-Jerome Froese]***   0:00:57 Jerome Froese sun son's seal part three Dream Mixes V (remastered 2020) 0:06:08 Jerome Froese Culpa Levissima Dream Mixes II (remastered 2018) 0:12:24 Jerome Froese astrophobia Goblins Club/Oasis/Mars Polaris 0:22:06 Jerome Froese black spears Dream Mixes III (remastered 2019) 0:28:53 Jerome Froese cosmic merriment Dream Mixes IV (remastered 2020) 0:37:58 Jerome Froese messenger Dream Mixes IV (remastered 2020) 0:45:03 Jerome Froese a room in the house is closed...  Neptunes 0:51:26 Jerome Froese stratosphere 95  Tournado (live 1997-remastered) 0:59:48 ***[IDM]***     1:02:00 Mitoma Rawling 4851 Satellite Hive 1:06:39 Dekode Lost transmission (Nonima rmx) Dying Star 1:13:27 Vector Lovers  Stargazing (Nanostudio mix) iPhonica 1:18:35 Shammen Delly Astral projection   1:22:54 Weldroid Not your fault, baby (Illl's rmx)  Protozorq Remixes 1:28:59 Ruxpin As we exhale, we enter This Time We Go Together 1:32:29 Vacant Shores Non   1:36:20 Generate Devolve   1:41:31 Influx Northern lights Reconcilations 1:45:28 Davic Nod Are you there Dubic 1:52:36 Trifonic Nightrun (featuring MindBuffer) Ninth Wave 1:56:50 ***Outro***       Keywords: International electronic music internet electronic artists unsigned electronic artists Low Orbit Satellite Ambient Symphonic Rock Progressive Rock Art Rock Tribal Trance PsyTrance Ethno/PsyTrance IDM Nonima Dub Step Mid Era Berlin School

Hello, yes, you're right, you are back with us on another episode of Trve. Cvlt. Pop! It's a music podcast isn't it.On this episode Steve and Gaz discuss three more genres, and crown a four artist Mount Rushmore for all of them. The world's of IDM, Stoner Rock and Boybands all get dissected and discussed before only that definitive quartet remain.There's also a lot of showbiz gossip... from 23 years ago, as we look at the debut single by could/should have been Girl Aloud Javine, a report of Urne's recent London headline show and we pay tribute to one of extreme metal's most potent and essential voices; At the Gates Thomas Lindberg, who sadly passed away this week.

Mid Era: Selections from Jerome Froese (Germanyl) that include his music and remixes of Tangerine Dream, spanning the last 30 years IDM: more classic artists from my archives TIME ARTIST TRACK RELEASE 0:00:00 ***[Intro-Jerome Froese]***   0:00:57 Jerome Froese sun son's seal part three Dream Mixes V (remastered 2020) 0:06:08 Jerome Froese Culpa Levissima Dream Mixes II (remastered 2018) 0:12:24 Jerome Froese astrophobia Goblins Club/Oasis/Mars Polaris 0:22:06 Jerome Froese black spears Dream Mixes III (remastered 2019) 0:28:53 Jerome Froese cosmic merriment Dream Mixes IV (remastered 2020) 0:37:58 Jerome Froese messenger Dream Mixes IV (remastered 2020) 0:45:03 Jerome Froese a room in the house is closed...  Neptunes 0:51:26 Jerome Froese stratosphere 95  Tournado (live 1997-remastered) 0:59:48 ***[IDM]***     1:02:00 Mitoma Rawling 4851 Satellite Hive 1:06:39 Dekode Lost transmission (Nonima rmx) Dying Star 1:13:27 Vector Lovers  Stargazing (Nanostudio mix) iPhonica 1:18:35 Shammen Delly Astral projection   1:22:54 Weldroid Not your fault, baby (Illl's rmx)  Protozorq Remixes 1:28:59 Ruxpin As we exhale, we enter This Time We Go Together 1:32:29 Vacant Shores Non   1:36:20 Generate Devolve   1:41:31 Influx Northern lights Reconcilations 1:45:28 Davic Nod Are you there Dubic 1:52:36 Trifonic Nightrun (featuring MindBuffer) Ninth Wave 1:56:50 ***Outro***       Keywords: International electronic music internet electronic artists unsigned electronic artists Low Orbit Satellite Ambient Symphonic Rock Progressive Rock Art Rock Tribal Trance PsyTrance Ethno/PsyTrance IDM Nonima Dub Step Mid Era Berlin School

Australia's electro master shows another side with a mature, experimental IDM sound. A haiku: Broken bones A time to reset A new way Jensen Interceptor isn't normally one to stay still but after a freak accident left him with multiple fractures in his foot he was forced to stop and take a few months off. Luckily for us he put all the pent-up energy into his new LP, Interception, out this week on his International Chrome imprint. The LP pulls in influence from IDM, Footwork, and Baile Funk to create his most experimental work yet. “Since I started making music I've always made music geared towards use in my DJ sets but there's always been an urge to explore the deeper side of electronic music. That time off after the accident gave me the space to dive into genres and really experiment.” https://www.theransomnote.com/music/premieres/premiere-jensen-interceptor-hes-cute/ @internationalchrome

JP Flaim and IDM relive some of their favorite John Feinstein and radio station memories and regale the audience with stories from the journey of fatherhood. Pick up a copy of JP's new book at FaithRestoredBook.com Need a plumber? Give our guy Mike Cook a call: (703) 501-1926

Epizoda snimljena na inicijativu Centra za promociju civilnog društva, nevladine organizacije iz Sarajeva, koji je prepoznao značaj ovih problema, a kome se ovom prilikom zahvaljujemo na predloženoj temi. U epizodi ćete saznati više o tome kako biti autentičan na poslu i kako prepoznati trenutak za promenu; kako se nositi sa osećam bespomoćnosti tokom radnog veka; šta kada se poslovi menjaju "kao čarape" i kako to utiče na mentalno zdravlje; koliko je iskrenost isplativa, a čućete i o manipulacijama sa kojima se susrećemo (ali i kakve su kao oružje). Takođe, biće obrađeno i kako priznati sebi da je vreme za promenu. U ovoj epizodi otvaramo pitanja koja se tiču svakoga ko radi i živi u vremenu stalnih promena. Kako biti autentičan na poslu i prepoznati trenutak kada je vreme za novi korak? Kako se nositi sa osećajem bespomoćnosti tokom radnog veka? Šta znači kada se poslovi menjaju često i kako ta nestalnost utiče na mentalno zdravlje? Govorimo i o iskrenosti - koliko je isplativa i gde se susreće sa manipulacijom - kao i o hrabrosti da sebi priznamo kada je vreme za promenu. Promene su ponekad neminovne, a ponekad i poželjne. Promena je neizbežna i jedina konstanta. Upravo zato ova epizoda je deo šire priče koja podseća da rast i napredak zahtevaju otvorenost i spremnost da idemo dalje, bez obzira na prepreke. Obraćamo se svima koji žele da napreduju, da zadrže ravnotežu između ličnog i poslovnog života, da uprkos izazovima zadrže pozitivan stav i pronađu sopstveni put - onaj koji im najviše odgovara. Baš kao što voda uvek nađe svoj put, tako i mi - jer promena je u našoj prirodi.

Support Night Clerk Radio on PatreonIt's time for our August new music episode. This time there's no obvious overarching theme between our picks so no clever episode title, sorry! We're starting off with Master Builder by Xeeland, an album that takes you on an evocative journey through the horrors of brutalist architecture. Then we're heading off to Hawaii for The Molokai Compendium by Nmesh, a richly produced and deeply layered plunderphonic adventure inspired by one of the best bad movies of all time. Join us and check out these albums!Shout OutsThe Painter of the RightDay Shift by Cinematic SequencesLego Castle: 1979-1998 by Dreamcastle™Abiotic Factor on SteamA Small Sample of Flamingo Fest 2025 sets on YouTubeDigital Archive of Computer Entertainer MagazineB O R T mediaAlbums DiscussedThe Molokai Compendium by NmeshMaster Builder by XeelandOther LinksOcean Temple by BrickmasonGood Brews Bad ViewsBandcamp: The Molokai Compendium AotDNmesh's Late-Summer Molokai Mind-Melt PlaylistCreditsMusic by: 2MelloArtwork by: Patsy McDowellNight Clerk Radio on Bluesky

Andrew Weatherall's first official posthumous mix. The only B2B DJ Harvey ever agreed to. Six hours at Trouw. The rarest of rare for RA.1000: this one's special. When mulling which direction to go in for RA's 1000th mix celebrations, many options came to mind. Some shadowy character 2-stepping around the fringe of our collective consciousness? An impossible-level IDM icon? All tempting. But, ultimately, we are a DJ-forward publication and this is a DJ mix series. It felt truer to the history of the RA Podcast to release deep vault material from a time when the world of niche records felt different, tighter, more discrete. The fourth-longest mix in the RA Podcast's history is an unrepeatable marathon set recorded in 2012 at a superclub that no longer exists. (2012, incidentally, is farther away from 2025 than 2012 was from 2000; if we have to clock it, so do you.) It's the coming together of one British icon who passed away in 2020, and another whose time on the road has scaled back considerably as of late. DJ Harvey agreed to exactly one b2b set in his life: this one, with Andrew Weatherall. The night took place at Trouw, an Amsterdam club that was already legendary before closing its doors in 2015, as part of RA VS, a party anchored around start-to-close combinations. Harvey was at the peak of an immense second act, which dovetailed with a parallel disco revival that dominated clubs for years. Weatherall, with infinite brownie points stockpiled from the '90s, remained everyone's favourite debonair psychonaut. Although a serial collaborator in the studio, he didn't actually play too many b2b sets either, preferring to sail the open seas by his own navigation. We're grateful that all relevant parties in both camps gave their blessing for us to let this loose and show what happened when their worlds collided. What follows is 385 minutes of arpeggiated chug and slow-cresting climaxes, chronicling a moment when the resting heart rate of dance floors plunged lower than potentially any comparable point in the 21st century. If you've got time to spare, a fun side game is sussing out who plays what. Take the goosebumps-inducing slide into a disco-dub cover of Echo & the Bunnymen's "The Killing Moon"? Smart money's on Weatherall. Exuberant EQ'ing of the comically overripe bass on The Isley Brothers' "Live It Up, Pts. 1 & 2"? Gotta be Harvey. As for the low 'n slow, lightly spangled house that was all the rage in the early 2010s (think Maxxi Soundsystem, Disco Bloodbath, Rub & Tug, C.O.M.B.I. and Full Pupp), it's anyone's guess. The pair putter around the 100 BPM range for so long that nudging up to 127 by the double encore feels practically like flooring it down the highway. When we kicked off our RA.1000 campaign, we outlined a few goals: tick off a handful of long-awaited dream guests, honour architects who shaped the world around us and deliver recordings you truly can't hear anywhere else. We sought to render an accurate picture of DJ culture in 2025 for posterity, and get arms around some of the key storylines since we went 5 for RA.500. DJing and the mythology around it has undergone a quantum leap since 2012, let alone 2006, 1996 or 1989. It's a scarcely-recognisable scene. For those of us who were kicking around in the former, there's a creeping melancholy that our prime is fast becoming a matter of historical record. The killing moon really did come too soon. Yet a sense of accomplishment is bundled within that melancholy. Appreciation, too. 1000 episodes is great innings, and we're thankful for every contributor and facilitator who built this series, week by week, mix by mix. Where will DJ sets—or any of this—be in 2044? Hard to say; best not to overthink it. Instead, enjoy luxuriating in the company of two of the greatest to ever do it. @andrew-weatherall https://ra.co/podcast/1016. Listen to all RA.1000 mixes, as well as the complete history of the RA Podcast, at 1000.ra.co

For RA.1000, we take it back to the source with two never-before-heard tapes from Frankie Knuckles's private collection, the Godfather of House. There is no house music without Frankie Knuckles, literally or figuratively. The queer icon's luxurious DJ sets at Chicago's Warehouse gave a rising movement its name. From there, countless offshoots splintered and travelled the globe. But what did the genesis and growth of the sound really feel like? The Godfather of House left behind not only timeless records, but personalised cassettes with hand-drawn liner notes handed out to friends and family. Two of those, dated to 1989 and 1996, have been digitised especially for RA.1000. (Thank you to the Frankie Knuckles Foundation.) To put that in context: the first tape predates not only many of today's active clubbers, but the entire existence of jungle, drum & bass, UK garage, French touch, Jersey club, Afrobeats, IDM, baile funk, hardcore, footwork, dubstep, dub techno, tech house, breaks, minimal, maximal, gqom, gabber, grime and hyperpop. In short… that's a very, very long time ago. The world of dance music was much smaller. DJ culture was functionally unrecognisable from the one we see in 2025. And yet, to some degree, what you'll hear on RA.1000 hasn't changed at all. It's a capture of not only what made Frankie Knuckles one of the beloved pioneers of first-generation dance music, but what draws people to club culture in the first place. The mood on these Frankie Knuckles sets outlasts even its creator: a spirit of optimism that floods the world's best dance floors and keeps dance music pulsing on into the future, nearly 40 years later, in spite of it all. We end our 1000th mix celebrations here because it all starts there. Find the tracklist at ra.co/podcast/1018. Listen to all RA.1000 mixes, as well as the complete history of the RA Podcast, at 1000.ra.co

O outlines how his sudden exit from his new job is going. IDM goes off on Howard Stern's reported 'cancellation' from SiriusXM and what his legacy will be.

Is Sydney Sweeney the perfect representation of modern femininity? A discussion ensues. IDM digs into why men are no longer attracted to women.