Podcasts about joachim spieth

   Gregory Uhlmann, Josh Johnson, Sam Wilkes - Uhlmann Johnson Wilkes - ArpyElori Saxl - Texada (Original Score) - It Will Be GoneJoachim Spieth & Warmth - Fragments - ExosphereFennesz - The Last Days of MayMarkus Guentner - Black Dahlia - DownfallSaapato - Decomposition: Fox on a Highway - Autolysis and Putrefaction (feat. Green-House)Kali Malone - All Life Long - All Life Long (For Organ)Tim Hecker - Shards - Heaven Will ComeJoana Gama e Luís Fernandes - Srata - WentworthFotografia de William Eugene Smith(Last Show Feb 21)"Guardar Link Como" - "Save Link As"Right Mouse Button Click For Save 

   Stephen McRobbie · Gavin Thomson · The Pastels - This Is Memorial Device - I Started Painting LandscapesAlabaster DePlume - A Blade Because A Blade Is Whole - Oh My Actual DaysJamie Lidell · Hainbach · Ayjay Nils - Nagroni - The ShepherdMidori Hirano, Brueder Selke - Split Scale - Scale CTim Hecker - Shards - Sunset Key MeltChihei Hatakeyama - Lucid Dreams - End of SummerChihei Hatakeyama - Lucid Dreams - Lucid DreamsJames Blackshaw - Unraveling In Your Hands - DexterJoachim Spieth, Warmth - Fragments - Black MarbleMore Ease & Claire Rousay - No Floor - Kinda TropicalCarlos Ferreira - Dust Inside the Light - Percurso (Warmth Remix)Nils Frahm - Paris - Hammers (Paris)Fotografia de Philomena Famulok(Last Show Jan 31)"Guardar Link Como" - "Save Link As"Right Mouse Button Click For Save 

    I've said many times that I love guest mixes. And I especially love getting mixes from artists that I've been listening to for years. Such is the case with this new set from Robert Farrugia. I have several of Robert's albums and I always look forward to checking out his new material. Well, now he's got some new material definitely worth checking out. His new album is called "Natura Maltija - Official Soundtrack" and it just came out last week. You can find it here - https://robertfarrugia.bandcamp.com/album/natura-maltija-official-soundtrack To celebrate the release of this new album Robert put together a wonderful ambient mix for us. Here is what he says about it: "This mix features a selection of tracks from recent Ambient, Neoclassical, and Electronica releases, curated by Robert Farrugia. Centered around my latest album, 'Natura Maltija - Official Soundtrack,' the mix also includes tracks from friends and collaborators." Links to all the music used in this mix: https://zakedrone.bandcamp.com/album/certain-path https://alily.bandcamp.com/album/saru-l-qamar https://robertfarrugia.bandcamp.com/album/natura-maltija-official-soundtrack https://alily.bandcamp.com/album/psalm018-virgin-stoner-works-2001-2004 https://jogginghouse.bandcamp.com/album/softie https://pioulard.bandcamp.com/album/op-448-adagio-hallucination-archive-2 https://thegreenkingdom.bandcamp.com/album/ether-hymns https://rhubiqs.bandcamp.com/album/aegis-of-silence   Thanks to Robert for curating this excellent collection of tunes that fits perfectly into the Low Light Mixes vibe.   Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00   Joachim Spieth & Warmth - Spectral (Fragments 2025) 06:34   zakè, From Overseas, City of Dawn - Certain Path (Certain Path 2024) 11:03   A Lily - Kemn Nixtieq Li Qed (Saru l-Qamar 2024) 14:41   Robert Farrugia - Bufula (Natura Maltija 2025) 16:50   A Lily - Solar Systems (Virgin Stoner: Works 2001-2004 2024) 20:29   Robert Farrugia - Qabru (Natura Maltija 2025) 26:39   Robert Farrugia - Qarnita (Natura Maltija 2025) 31:38   Jogging House - State (Softie 2024) 37:57   Benoît Pioulard - Op. 448, Adagio (Hallucination Archive 2024) 44:12   The Green Kingdom - Sunsetgradient (Ether Hymns 2024) 48:05   rhubiqs - Hope's Canvas (Aegis of Silence 2024)

   Terje Isungset/Eivind Aarset - In Memory of Nature - In Memory of Nature Pt 1Joachim Spieth & Warmth - Fragments - AppearanceLawrence English - Even The Horizon Knows Its Bounds - Even The Horizon Knows Its Bounds (excerpt II)Balladeste - Beyond Breath Rework EP - Being (Midori Hirano Rework)Elena Majoni · Nicola Peruch · Alessandro Cortini - Pepe Ritorna36 - Hypersona - Inside (2022 Remaster)Storm Factory - Storm Factory - Devimore eaze, claire rousay - no floor - Limelight, IllegalyWilliam Basinski, Richard Cartier - Aurora Terminalis - Aurora Terminalis Excerpt 2Rafael Anton Irisarri - FAÇADISMS - The Only Things that Belong to Us are MemoriesFennesz - Mosaic - GoniorizonTrigg & Gusset - Blue Prince - Perfect FifthFotografia de Vaune Trachtman(Last Show Jan 5)"Guardar Link Como" - "Save Link As"Right Mouse Button Click For Save 

    I have hosted more guest mixes than ever this year, which I love because it exposes me to new artists and new mix concepts. Many of these mixes have come through the fine folks at Nettwerk Music Group. It's appropriate then that this final guest mix of the year comes from one of their artists - Hollie Kenniff. I absolutely love the way this mix ebbs and flows, the tracks blend together perfectly. Hollie just released her fourth album, For Forever, which is a lush, melodic ambient record that uses electronic and acoustic instrumentation to create an emotional, ethereal listening experience.   Here's what Hollie says about her music: “My hope is that my music encourages others to explore their inner landscapes and to inspire reflection. I want my music to be a musical backdrop for meaningful and transformative moments in other people's lives.”   I'm a music mix dork who loves a good segue between songs and this beautiful mix from Hollie has a ton of them, an absolute joy to soak in.   Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00   Hollie Kenniff - Over Ocean Waves (Anita Tatlow Remix) 02:08   Kazuma Okabayashi - Rainfall 04:55   Warmth - Receiver 07:40   Tangent Universes - An Elegant. Disinterested Trance (Field Collage) 10:32   Chihei Hatakayama - Sound of Air 13:54   Black Brunswicker - The World Passing By 16:17   Akira Kosemura - Dear Sunshine 18:10   Alanna Crouch - Repeating Events  21:18   Human Is Alive and Warmth - Spectrum 23:58   Felicia Atkinson - Shall I Return To You 26:46   Antarctic Wastelands - Mysteries 28:46   Hollie Kenniff - Surface 32:10   Jon Hopkins and Olafur Arnalds - Forever Held 34:31   Clariloops - Morning 38:55   Gollden - There Will Be Birds in September 42:36   Kilometre Club - Connect 44:42   Nala Sinephro - Continuum 3 48:33   Markus Guentner - Vanish (Feat. Joachim Spieth)  53:16   Chad Lawson - In Another Place (Helios Rework) 56:16   Ben Lukas Boysen - Alta Ripa

Joachim Spieth teases his forthcoming album "Retrace" with the release of the album opener, "Recall," accompanied by a wonderfully dubby, dance-floor-friendly remix from the producer well-known within our community, Luigi Tozzi. While Spieth keeps things in a laid-back "sofa surfer" mode with deep, ambient, and dub-tinged atmospheres, Luigi Tozzi's remix expands the dub side of "Recall" into a proper dancefloor groover whose stabs simply envelope a listener like a spider web. Spieth and Tozzi, two of techno's distinguished artists, join forces and deliver a creme de la creme dub techno release. This is a great introduction to Joachim Spieth's forthcoming album, "Retrace," due in October. The single "Recall" with Luigi Tozzi's remix is coming out on September 6. https://soundcloud.com/luigitozzi https://soundcloud.com/joachim-spieth https://www.instagram.com/joachimspieth/ https://www.instagram.com/luigi.tozzi.music/ Follow us on social media: https://soundcloud.com/itsdelayed https://linktr.ee/delayed https://www.itsdelayed.com https://www.facebook.com/itsdelayed https://www.instagram.com/_____delayed https://www.youtube.com/@_____delayed

As with all past ‘Reflection' year-end mixes, I start with a collection of albums, EPs, and compilations I have enjoyed over the past year. Through the process of compiling a mix, tracks are selected from this extensive collection. This ultimately means many of my favorite tracks and albums are often omitted in this process, due to the organic process of compiling a mix, things don't fit, or fall by the wayside. There are many albums I had on high rotation missing from this mix, but I have to stop somewhere. As I say every year, this isn't a definitive ‘best-of' list, but a selection of *some* of my favorite music from the year in one listenable format. It's the most enjoyable way for me to boil down the music I've loved from the year using these self-imposed restrictions, for you to enjoy and hopefully discover more, and for me to reflect on time and time again - like a photograph that captures the year in music. I encourage you to use the mix to explore each artist, listen to the album in full, and explore each label (and check the Buy Music Club list at the bottom). If you want to see the majority of music I've been supporting this year, head over to my Bandcamp collection. For the ASIP year-end label compilation, see the feature and mix here.~Yikes, I crossed the 3-hour mark! Well, that speaks volumes to the amount of great music that was released this year, and I'm already feeling guilty about omissions from this mix. But alas, it needs to stop somewhere, the Holiday's are coming… This edition marks the tenth year in succession (2010 was the first mix but I skipped doing this for two years for some reason) and it is an extremely enjoyable exercise I look forward to every year. Revisiting many of the albums I've purchased throughout the year, and records from my shelf, then taking the time to absorb more recent releases - the process is cathartic (after the slight anxiety that builds knowing I have a beast of a mix to tackle, and hard decisions to be made). Looking back at previous Reflection mixes, I am evidently a creature of habit and seem to gravitate to certain artists more than most over the years (we all have our faves), but I also take a lot of time to dig for new artists and approaches to music in this realm, and this year's edition is probably the most varied in music styles since the Reflection series began. Ambient, field recordings, drone (Power-ambient, even), big saxophones (the flute revival didn't make it ;-), Japanese left-field pop, deep techno, chugging techno, modern classical, experimental, jungle, breaks, dub and more… as you might imagine, this is a 3hr mix that feels more like a showcase than a DJ mix in the traditional sense, as I'm focusing on creating chapters of different styles, but I hope makes for an attentive listen if you've got 3hrs to spare. Am I going to write about all 42 tracks? Not this time, as I don't think there's much I can illustrate other than ‘go listen to that entire album!' but I will make a few observations on themes that emerged as I was going through this process. Firstly, the far corners of Bandcamp are very much alive, so for anyone looking for alternatives given all the talk with Bandcamp this year, please don't hit the escape button and continue to support us- I continued to find so many new labels and artists, some of which are included here such as Liis Ring, Etüüd, ǝɯǝɐ, Azu Tiwaline and not to forget a kick-ass Jungle community throwing out some lovely 90's infused comps. Bandcamp keeps small labels and artists alive right now (only two of these tracks were physical releases and not on Bandcamp - #19 & #42). I spent a lot of time listening to music that would work for the two shows I played in Japan earlier this year, and for those who listened back to one of the sets I posted, you may notice a few similar tracks/artists appearing here again which I've held in high regard since their release, such as Jo Johnson, Field Lines Cartographer and Endurance. On reflection, there was a lot of deepness for me this year that came from preparing for and inspired by those sets, sitting on the edges of techno with lots of synthesizer/Berlin school projects (as well as a couple of artists I got to see in person whilst over there such as Yolabmi and Endurance).There were a couple of glaring omissions from this mix (*checks Bandcamp app most played*) which I had on rotation so much this year that I still wanted to mention, such as Imaginary Softwoods, who was behind one of my favorite tracks of the year, ‘Diagrams of the Universe'. Along with Johnny Nash's Point of Entry - a tranquil guitar-laden affair, both of which never left my turntable for long.The ever-expanding ASIP roster of artists, both alumni and current, had an extremely busy year evidently (I try to restrict their inclusions in this mix where I can otherwise it could be an entire ASIP promo show… hey that's an idea…). bvdub released about ~10 masterpieces, as only he can, flaunting all possible peripherals in his deep arsenal (along with rounding out the Earth House Hold project with us of course). ASC was crazy busy with his quality retro Spatial DnB releases (one of them made it in here). For those who enjoyed Alex Albrecht's debut with us, don't miss his earlier 2023 release. Deepchild released another great textured follow-up to his ASIP debut for those wanting more. 36 continued some rave-esque ambient no doubt inspired by his 9128 recording a few years back. Markus Guentner began an exciting collab project with Joachim Spieth (and also appeared in several other collaborations). RAI kept things relatively reflective with a few Bandcamp specials and recordings from his live tour. Benoit Pîoulard made a beautiful return to Morr Music, and Christian Kleine rounded out the year with a limited vinyl press. Those needing more from our 2023 new signing Mikkel Rev, can check out his earlier album released in January this year. James Bernard had a busy year alongside his wife as Awakened Souls, and found more 90's DAT goodness among many other projects. Mick Chillage released a superb sleeper IDM album in the form of Initial Programs. Dr Atmo's throwback to his early sounds saw a rebirth of one of his most enjoyed albums alongside new remixes. Wanderwelle made their second full-length odyssey for Important Records and Yagya continued to explore uncharted new takes on his sound through his new label imprint. Scanner's innovative repertoire continued to expand and one of my faves of his came in the form of this collab. Hior Chronik published a couple of unreleased gems. And lastly, Ludvig Cimbrelius aka Purl/Illuvia and Arovane managed to sneak onto this mix with a couple of their releases… Two labels who hit home runs for me this year with the majority of their releases. Illian Tape had some extremely great (and varied) electronic releases. And while Mysteries of the Deep's output was relatively choice (quality over quantity), 3 out of the 4 releases made it onto the mix! There are a couple of tracks in the mix from albums that align with what seems to be, the common consensus on some of the ‘best' electronic releases from the year (one of the advantages of my waiting until mid-December to finish this mix is I see what other people are rating highly or what I might've missed) such as James Holden's psychedelic return, and Purelink's amphibious dub LP. But other than those two, I think everyone should find something new among the twists and turns across the 3 hours and 42 tracks.For the mix artwork this year, and after last year's terribly basic AI take (it's come a long way in a year!), I toyed with creating another AI attempt on a “A Strangely Isolated Place” prompt, but you have to spend time to get quality back out of these lil' work gnomes. Every image I created from that prompt ended up being a stereotypical lonely hiker (with 4 fingers I'm sure) strolling through a highly conceptual colorful future universe. Either that or a decrepit shed…So instead, I opted for an image that means much more to me… a wall. Not just any wall though, it's the wall outside of Spread nightclub in Tokyo where I had the pleasure of playing an ambient set this year, meeting new friends, and making some amazing memories.Thanks to all of the artists and labels included here who have soundtracked my year in more ways than one, and the many more I didn't manage to include this time around. Be sure to check the previous year's Reflection mixes for more of the same. Hope you enjoy the listen back at a great year of music. astrangelyisolatedplace · ASIP - Reflection on 2023 Listen on Soundcloud the ASIP Podcast or the 9128.live iOS and Android appDownload MP3Tracklist:01. Sleep D - Hector (Dreaming) (Butter Sessions) 02. Liis Ring - after-image IV: abborresjön (Breton Cassette) 03. William Selman - Leaky Paradise (Mysteries of the Deep) 04. Etüüd - Õhtute kollane tolm (Self released) 05. TU M' - Monochrome #26 (Line Imprint) 06. Arovane - ypaal (Quiet Details) 07. Field Lines Cartographer - Mountain Icicles (Castles in Space) 08. Dream Dolphin - Gaia (Ethereal Fantasy) (Music from Memory) 09. Salamanda - Nostalgia (Wisdom Teeth) 10. Endurance - Crest v2 (Muzan Editions) 11. Suzanne Ciani & Jonathan Fitoussi - Coral Reef (Transversales) 12. Alex Israel - Vacua (Somnambulant Drift) 13. The Black Dog - The Mundane (Dust Science) 14. Locust - Miriam (Mysteries of the Deep) 15. Niko Tzoukmanis - Way Home (Libreville Records) 16. Jo Johnson - Transience (Mysteries of the Deep) 17. Dasha Rush - Dubby Doo (Raster Noton) 18. ǝɯǝɐ - Andrei Rublev (Secuencias Temporales) 19. Gigi Masin & Rod Modell - Red Hair Girl At The Boat Shop (13) 20. Toki Fuko - Part Two (Astral Industries) 21. shedir - Deer Fluent in the Wind (n5MD) 22. Ayaavaaki & Purl - Distant Lights (Ovum III) (LILA) 23. Bana Haffar - Sit Still (Touch) 24. Mike Lazarev - Tonality Number Two (PITP) 25. Claire Deak - In Defiance of Time (Lost Tribe Sound) 26. Lord of the Isles feat. Ellen Renton - Don't You Ache (AD93) 27. nthng - Unlimited (I) (Self released) 28. Donato Dozzy & Sabla - Flusso III (Gang of Ducks) 29. Sindh - Spyres (Sindh) 30. James Holden - In The End You'll Know (Border Community) 31. Andrea - Audieze (Ilian Tape) 32. ASC & Aural Imbalance - Overcast Skies (Auxiliary) 33. Accelio - The Garden (Sawteeth) 34. Yolabmi - Liquidity (29 Speedway) 35. MPU101 - nurMKS30 (Ilian Tape) 36. Ylia - Ame Agari (Balmat) 37. Azu Tiwaline - Antenna Opening (I.O.T Records) 38. Purelink - We Should Keep Going (Peak Oil) 39. Priori - Top Soil (Rhythm Büro) 40. Hysterical Love Project - Ionian Sea (Motion Ward) 41. Om Unit + TM404 - Microdose Mondays (Acid Test) 42. David - Daybreak (Simpler Times)Buy Music Club List (all tracks available digitally on Bandcamp other than #19 (here) + # 42 (here)

Markus Guentner and Joachim Spieth, veterans in the electronic music scene, have rekindled their creative synergy with their latest collaborative effort, "Overlay." The album, a culmination of decades of their distinctive styles, successfully melds Guentner's ethereal, atmospheric textures with Spieth's pulsating rhythms. "Valenz," the premiere for today, encapsulates the album's essence, offering a dark, atmospheric, ambient techno journey that can seamlessly find a home in massive warehouses or within the confines of your headphones. Guentner and Spieth's vision for "Overlay" was to craft an auditory experience that mirrors their philosophy of masking and unveiling, allowing certain elements to shine while fading others into the background. This ethos, founded on a deep-seated trust cultivated over previous collaborations, shines through in "Valenz" and sets the tone for future joint endeavors. The album's material flows continuously, blurring the lines between distinct beginnings and endings, offering a unique and immersive listening experience. "Overlay" is set to be released digitally and on a limited edition CD on November 3 via Spieth's Affin Records, marking an exciting addition to both artists' storied careers. https://soundcloud.com/markusguentner https://soundcloud.com/joachim-spieth https://www.instagram.com/markusguentner_official/ https://www.instagram.com/joachimspieth/ www.itsdelayed.com www.instagram.com/_____delayed/ www.facebook.com/itsdelayed

In this edition, we are thrilled to feature a mix from a true stalwart of the scene, Joachim Spieth. Spieth, a familiar name to our Delayed family, is an outstanding producer and a formidable DJ. As the mastermind behind the always-reliable AFFIN record label, his dedication to precision and meticulous craftsmanship is evident across diverse musical styles. From the drone ambient music tales that soothe the soul to the hypnotic rhythms that propel us into the depths of techno, Joachim Spieth is a maestro who wears many sonic hats. Spieth's mix takes us on an aural expedition, steering clear of the conventional. It commences with a dubby, hypnotic, and ethereal allure, setting the stage for an enigmatic voyage. A beautiful dichotomy unfolds as the soundscape envelops the listener, balancing expansiveness and intimacy. In the dimly lit caverns of clandestine warehouses, Spieth's wizardry weaves a tale designed to enthrall without resorting to the clichéd "banging techno" trope. A transformative moment beckons around the midway point of this odyssey, where a nebulous haze descends upon the dancefloor. Lost in the undulating waves of sound, the crowd becomes tangled in the enchanting atmosphere Spieth has meticulously crafted. At this juncture, the mix undertakes a distinctive shift reminiscent of a deep-sea exploration inside a submarine, plunging us into the depths of Spieth's musical imagination. https://soundcloud.com/joachim-spieth https://www.instagram.com/joachimspieth/ https://joachimspieth.de https://joachimspieth.bandcamp.com www.itsdelayed.com www.instagram.com/_____delayed/ www.facebook.com/itsdelayed

Get ready for the next hour as we delve into a diverse array of Leftfield Techno, where the mesmerizing sounds will sweep you into a hypnotic state, the very essence of my passion. You will hear tracks from Joachim Spieth, Deepbass, Monoloc, Lewis Fautzi and many others. Tracklist 01 Enko - C-Value Paradox (Eyth Remix) 02 Acaera - Partial iii 03 Alexskyspirit - The End Is the Beginning 04 Joachim Spieth - Layer 1 05 Recondite - Pour 06 Deepbass - Isle 07 BLNDFLD - Breeze 08 Monoloc - Things (Monoloc Edit) 09 Kasst - 33_ 33 (feat. Shlomo) [Shlømo Remix] 10 Hiver - Archetype 11 Lakej - Divided Attention 12 Lewis Fautzi - Modern Humans 13 Code 701 - Mistral 14 Cløtur - Analog Drift 15 Luigi Tozzi - Spiral (Rrose Remix) http://www.lowfrequencypodcast.net https://www.facebook.com/lowfrequencypodcast https://www.facebook.com/itsmestevedj https://soundcloud.com/st-eve_dj

Capitalizing on the energy emanating from the vibrant, deep techno fields, Joachim Spieth delivers for MNMT 348 a densely-packed, highly engaging mix almost a week after Terrain, his latest full-length release on Affin. Read More : https://mnmt.no/magazine/2022/11/03/monument-348-joachim-spieth/ Follow : Joachim Spieth: https://linktr.ee/joachimspieth Terrain: https://linktr.ee/terrain_album Affin: https://linktr.ee/AffinLTD

Aftertouch is a series within the Low Frequency podcast which is a playground to experiment with soundscapes, broken beats and all other stuff I discover out there. The goal is to search the boundaries of what sound can do. Please bear with me while we go on a very interesting and exciting journey! Tracklist 01. Dold - Isolate 02. Leandro Fresco & Rafael Anton Irisarri - Cuando el Misterio Es Demasiado Impresionante, Es Imposible Desobedecer 03. Ultrafog - Beige 04. UBX127 - Vuh 05. Fabrizio Lapiana - Bret 06. Ben Chatwin - Bone 07. Vril - Manium 08. The Wanderer - Extatique 09. Ninos Du Brasil - O Vento Chama Seu Nome 10. SLV - Origin Of Light 11. Joachim Spieth, Pepo Galan - Luna 12. Divide - 21 13. Inigo Kennedy - Clarion Call - Return To Nothing 14. Poltrock, Adriaan de Roover - 44,2 km 15. OUTER - Eyja 16. Slowdive - Sugar for the Pill (Avalon Emerson's Gilded Escalation) http://www.lowfrequencypodcast.net https://www.facebook.com/lowfrequencypodcast https://www.facebook.com/stevedjofficial/ https://soundcloud.com/st-eve_dj

Solénoïde (21.02.2022) - De la Norvège à l'Iran, du Japon à l'Egypte en passant par la Turquie, la Pologne, l'Argentine ou l'Italie… notre équipage va vous convoyer à travers 12 pays afin d'y découvrir 12 personnalités musicales singulières. Alors, prêt pour une virée au royaume des musiques nomades et visuelles ? Paré pour de nouveaux chocs esthétiques et émotionnels ? Si tel est le cas, suivez ce nouveau plan de vol qui vous fera tester les plaisirs insoupçonnés de transitions musicales hautement osées !

Rave Podcast is a radio show hosted by Daniel Lesden, bringing you the best of high-quality underground music since 2011. It's broadcast on DI.FM and showcases some of the finest Progressive, Trance, and Techno. ★ Daniel Lesden music, blogs, booking info, and more: https://dsokolovskiy.com ▼ Support on Patreon for direct downloads, higher audio quality, RSS feed, no voice-overs and more goodies: https://dsokolovskiy.com/patreon ▼ Join the mailing list to keep in touch: https://dsokolovskiy.com/keep-in-touch ▼ Listen to Rave Podcast on Spotify, iTunes, YouTube: http://ravepodcast.com ▼ Tracklisting: 00:00 Seraphim Rytm — Sumaritma (Edit Select Remix) [Edit Select] 05:06 Joachim Spieth, Reggy van Oers — Undulatus Asperatus (Original Mix) [Affin] 07:55 Svarog — FF3 (Original Mix) [Edit Select] 10:45 Hedustma – Existence (Original Mix) [Iono Music] 13:33 Procombo — Freedom (Pig&Dan Remix) [RX Recordings] 16:34 Frankyeffe — My Beat (Gabriel D'Or & Bordoy Remix) [Riot Recordings] 20:52 Alberto Ruiz, Pig&Dan — Detroit (Gabriel D'Or & Bordoy Remix) [Selected Records] 23:54 Monika Kruse, Pig&Dan — Soulstice (Alberto Ruiz 80 Monster Remix) [Terminal M] 27:56 Simone Tavazzi — Xenon (Original Mix) [Stige] 30:57 Gabriel D'Or & Bordoy — The Hum (Dimitri Motofunk & George Libe Remix) [Remain Records] 35:29 Eric Sneo — Loaded Dice (Original Mix) [Tronic] 38:59 Klanglos, Terra4Beat — Set Me Free (Shaun Mauren Remix) [Oxytech Records] 42:15 Tom Laws — Crazy (Spartaque Remix) [Loose Records] 45:30 Eric Sneo — Mine (2021 Remastered) [Remain Records] 49:38 Arnaud Le Texier — Push (Joachim Spieth Remix) [Children Of Tomorrow] 53:37 Don Ruijgrok — Melt (Original Mix) [Driving Forces Digital Series] 55:30 Joris Voorn — The Navigator (Original Mix) [Spectrum]

The thirty-third special episode of the «Chronology» podcast Tracklist: 1) Joachim Spieth, Pepo Galan — Libration 2) Joram Feitsma — Lente 3) Amirali — Last Secrets 4) One Of Them — Grace Bay 5) Robert Babicz — Can You Feel It 6) Milio — Vibrations 7) GCOM — Beyond The Milky Way 8) Rikaar — Dream Structures 9) SVLBRD — Mirages 10) Nils Frahm — O I End 11) Mind Groove, Pablo Bolivar — Imagine 12) Controlwerk — Where Have We Been 13) Rival Consoles — Melodica 14) Andrew Thomas - Kiss The Horizon

MNMT enthusiastically welcomes back Joachim Spieth for an hour of highly specialized sounds, showcasing deeply mind-altering tracks with technical prowess. Read more : https://mnmt.no/magazine/2021/10/20/monument-310-joachim-spieth/ Follow : https://joachimspieth.de/ https://linktr.ee/AffinLTD

Sone is DJ and producer from the USA, based in Seattle. In the mid and late 90's Sone experienced with live music in the underground punk scene in Wisconsin. Later on he switched guitars for electronic sounds and entered the Techno scene. With the same energy and ethos of his early experiences, Sone now plays the decks and produces driving Techno. Sone started producing in 2008 and explored a more heavier, stripped down sound. His original productions and remixes have received support from Ben Sims, Reggy van Oers, Joachim Spieth, Juho Kusti, TWR72, Soolee, and many others. He runs his own label, From 0-1, together with his long time friend Milkplant. Sones tracks are released on his own label and on other labels such as Android Muziq, Webuildmachines, Rheostatus, and Darknet. Tracklist 01. Peter Van Hoesen - Oker Cosby [International Day Off] 02.  Pyramidal Decode - Stelo [TMM Records] 03.  Kid Riot - A Whim [Hipnotico Records] 04.  DJ Dextro - Inside Peoples Minds (A.Paul Remix) [Hostage] 05.  Crime as Service - Pegasus [Modularz] 06.  Temudo - Bully's Dead [Hayes Collective] 07.  Szmer - Tiro [Observant] 08.  TWR72 - Mono [Mindtrip] 09.  Yant - Solidarity on the Line [SK Eleven] 10.  Blanka - Reality's Escape (Yant Remix) [Animal Farm] 11.  Crime as Service - Data Storm [Modularz] 12.  Esteban Miranda - Ozymandias [Simplecoding] 13.  Nørbak - Collective Disbelief [Warm Up Recordings] 14.  HD Substance - Old Europe (Joton Remix) [Newrhythmic Records] 15.  Temudo - Floar Here Forever [Klockworks] 16.  Müzmin - Cascading Steps [MORD] 17.  Divide - Positivo [Evod LTD] http://www.lowfrequencypodcast.net https://www.facebook.com/lowfrequencypodcast https://soundcloud.com/brian-s https://www.facebook.com/SoneTechno/ https://from0-1.bandcamp.com

Ferruginous techno set streamed 2021-06-03 on Twitch(twitch.tv/quinquatrus). Tracklist: 01. Crossing Avenue - Sorgente 02. Doctrina Natura - All We Do Here 03. Korridor - Amygdala 04. SPN & Infinity - Off Course 05. dubspeeka - Theme 1 (Original Mix) 06. Kaspiann - Sansevieria 07. Joachim Spieth & Toki Fuko - Variance 08. Trøm Borg - Perpetual Motion 09. Hoedus - Loner 10. Kontinum - Penguin Diaries (Cavüm Remix) 11. Svarog - Dissolvent 12. Delusional Circuits x Dycide - Mon B 13. Einox - Pulse Canvas 14. Ström (UA) - Storm Dance 15. Svarog - Frankincense 16. Droneghost - Control 17. Enkō - Anshin (Worg Dub Vision) 18. Andrea Cossu - Howling Fjord 19. Arnaud Le Texier - Hyperspace 20. Kaf x MTRL - Meridians 21. Dycide - Inflation 22. Forest On Stasys - In Search Of Balance 23. Epsilon x Kaf - Hibou 24. Kontinum - Person I Know 25. Mateo Hurtado - Parting The Veil 26. Wanderwelle & Bandhagens Musikförening - Victory Over The Sun (Svreca Remix) 27. Mateo Hurtado - Mending That Which Remains 28. Enkō - Kessler 29. Amandra & Karim - Sqala 4.2 30. Di.Capa - Mareritt 31. Manuel Ro - Perception 32. Delusional Circuits x Polygonia - Mirror Pools 33. Anunaku - Luminosa 34. MYSHL - Vegvisir (Kontinum Remix) 35. Arnaud Le Texier - Eugenics (Vinyl Only) 36. Cavüm - Bass Time 37. Eljan - Sara 38. Floating Machine - Locomotiva 39. Enkō - Anshin 40. Metrocat - Kill Jester (Slowlife Remix) 41. Metrocat - Kill Jester 42. Polygonia - Morast 43. Svarog - Red Poison 44. Metrocat - Don't Bleed For Scum 45. Aumer - Silencio V 46. Arnaud Le Texier - Oyabun 47. Van Morph - Judgement 48. Uun - Exhumed II.I 49. Di.Capa - Nausea 50. Aumer - Silencio I 51. Arnaud Le Texier - Arboreal 52. Aumer - Silencio II 53. Arnaud Le Texier - Waffle Bubble 54. Mesa - Into Twilight 55. Van Morph - Skepseis 56. Petit Astronaute - Autobot 57. Amandra & Karim - Sqala 4.2 (natural/electronic.system. remix) 58. Andrew Fetch - Sustenance 59. THIRD WIFE - Easy (Original Mix)

I always welcome new music, new connections, new friendships that then come along. In this example, a track premiere by Joachim Spieth at the end of last year made me relisten to his works on Wolfgang Voigt’s  Pop Ambient series, taking me to releases on his very own Affin imprint and finally asking him for a mix. In this process, this seemingly random stranger quickly became a musical friend, as we exchanged grand ideas and connected with music. I really appreciated the spectrum of electronic music genres covered on Spieth’s German label and requested that he showcased the output through a traversal of styles. The result is a beautiful 90-minute journey that will take you from soothing to upbeat, through highs and through lows. I’m very happy with how it turned out and honoured to host this showcase on Headphone Commute.

Part 1 of 2 of my 8 hour deep/dark/trippy/droney/dreamy/hypnotic techno set. Streamed 2021-04-24 on Twitch (https://twitch.tv/quinquatrus). The theme for this mix was "languishing". Languishing is a sense of stagnation and emptiness. It feels as if you’re muddling through your days, looking at your life through a foggy windshield. Languishing is the neglected middle child of mental health. It’s the void between depression and flourishing — the absence of well-being. Tracklist (Part 1): 01. Domenico Raffone - Hasty Judgments (Vladimir Marinkovic Remix) 02. Svarog - Step Into a Parallel Reality 03. Reggy Van Oers - Tetra 04. Pugilist - Horizon 05. Alex & Geert - Acolyte Confessions 06. Van Morph - Lost in the Unknown (Lost Souls Edit) 07. Neel & natural/electronic.system. - A1. Mira 08. a n j e - Stuck 09. Kontinum - Polarwalk (Markus Masuhr Remix) 10. Svarog - Levitation 11. Mordio x Polygonia - Forbidden Archives 12. Anunaku - Ninfea 13. Deepbass - Exo 14. Kaf - Northern Shores 15. Atypikal - Elikon 16. Kaf x MTRL - Jamnaja 17. Forest On Stasys - Ofrenda (Alfred Czital Midnight Edit) 18. Oscar Mulero - Duties Strategies 19. Notzing - To Induce To Dance 20. bryson - Age Of Aquarius 21. Einox - Not The Skyscraper 22. Svarog - Legolas 23. Mordio - Dagaz (Delusional Circuits Remix) 24. Delusional Circuits x Dycide x MTRL - 23lr 25. Âsan & Diffused Signal - X1 26. Ben Bork & Inskape - Cyclic Redundancy 27. ROUD - Lost In Space 28. Alexskyspirit - Kill The Matrix 29. Altstadt Echo - Because We're Carrying The Fire 30. Doltz - Kuraku 31. Altstadt Echo - They Smelled of Moss 32. Skjöld - Defensive Strategy 33. Altstadt Echo - Two Hunted Animals 34. Slono - Sombrero 35. Uun - Exhumed II.III 36. Motion Symmetry, Smoley. - Motion Symmetry - Orchd 37. Stier - Together 38. Massonner - Dirty Dancing 39. Theo Komp - Bauta 40. Charlotte de Witte - Out Of Balance 41. Ezaüf - Styx River 42. Øberøn - Emotional Impasse 43. SHXCXCHCXSH - OPPP 44. Morph19.78 - Love & Hate 45. Mova - Resonance 46. Uun - Exhumed II.IV 47. Joachim Spieth - iliachtides (Polar Inertia rework) 48. Craft - Mastering The Balance Of Chaos (Ambient Mix) 49. DIVERGENT - Desbalance Químico 50. Skjöld - Infinitum 51. Lenfloot - Maschine Operator 52. Bias - Ablaze 53. Pfirter - Through My Window 54. Victor Zala - Solar 55. Biocym - Mirage 56. Trøm Borg - Galilean Satellites 57. Rushid - Disintegration 58. Van Morph - Stardust (Petit Astronaute remix) 59. Esteban Miranda - Contradinamica 60. Artefakt - Ganzfeld Effect 61. Motion Symmetry - Distance I 62. Epsilon x MTRL - Solar Movement 63. Hitam - Fragmented 64. David Bowman - SPC

Hi guys! I have the pleasure to announce my next special guest in TechnoColor, hailing from Chile, please welcome Sam Wilson, label head of Dosis Records and host of "Extracorporeal Therapy" Podcast. 💥 Hope you enjoy this amazing deep and hypnotic techno mix with ambient soundscapes. ✨💜 Follow the artist: @samwilson_music @dosis-records If you liked this mix and would like to support the artist, please feel free to like it and share it

A new season begins with a warm welcome to Joachim Spieth, founder of the Affin label. A true veteran of the scene, Joachim's first release dates back 1999 via Kompakt, and his own label narrates an impressive and storied history from 2007 onward. Recent years have seen quite the community grow around Affin's beloved output of ambient and techno, including recent stellar works from Einox and Toki Fuko, and last month's beautiful "Ousia" LP from Joachim himself. This mix is blanketed by a calm, snow-bound serenity yet its nature is far from laid-back. As ethereal as it is energetic, this mix drives forth the clarity of Joachim's vision — a brisk inhale of the coming storm, an idyllic wind lifting us into the gale. Thanks Joachim! @joachim-spieth @Affin Artwork by Danielle Kaidanow.

Artiste : @joachim-spieth Album : Ousia Label : @affin Sortie : 13/01/2021 Acheter : https://bit.ly/3olo9Rw

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

Mysteries of the Deep has released its third and final compilation, rounding out the three-part seasonal series that began earlier this year. Each has been distinct and reflective of the season of its release; the first, released in spring, leaned towards the organic and ethereal. The second—a summer release—was oriented towards rhythmic vitality. And the third installment in the series, like the winter season, is deep, dark, and contemplative: a call to turn inwards. The thread that connects each track in Chapter Three is mood: each one of these tracks brings to mind the inward spaces of winter. From the smoky, ghost-like vocals of Xexzy’s “Lost” to the percussive fervor of Birds of Prey’s “Escapement,” this compilation offers a dynamic range of sounds, while remaining sonically coherent. Thomas Ragsdale’s “Kicking Ox” makes for a fitting opening, for its dark pulse and somber strings set the tone for what’s to follow. Much of this work seems to reflect the end of a long, chaotic year; often these arrangements are stark, unsettling and dystopian, like Push for Night’s tense, cinematic “Fingering the Fuse” and Israel Vines’ “Shallow Pursuits.” Elements like the ragged chords of Rafael Anton Irisarri’s “Haggard,” the steady, buried kick in Christina Giannone’s “Lapsed Contentment” or the sonic droplets of Radere’s “Harm Matrix,” lend to a sparse, wintry atmosphere. But, as within any bleak, snowy landscape, there’s the occasional sheen of light. Joachim Spieth’s “Luna,” and Rhaeticus’ “Standing on Concrete” are heightened and emotionally rich. Overall, the third and final release grounds itself in an identity that feels distinctly different from the first two chapters, and yet simultaneously completes the arc of the series, which has showcased over three dozen artists dedicated to their craft. Mastered by Rafael Anton Irisarri at Black Knoll Studio, NY Design by Gabriel Benzur Words by Taylor Bratches Worldwide Distribution: wordandsound → what people play © Mysteries of the Deep MOTDCOMP003, 2020 mysteriesofthedeep.net

TECH CLUBBERS PODCAST W/ VBK French artist based in Berlin, dark & hypnotic Techno music and Founder of Underrated Agency. Former drummer, VBK builds her own universe focusing on dark and hypnotic sounds within a precise and agonizing techno. With atmospheric and rhythmic themes, her mixes are a mental adventure. Based in Berlin, she has already played alongside artists like Claudio PRC, Setaoc Mass, Blazej Malinowski, Joachim Spieth, A Sacred Geometry, Eric Fetcher, Birth of Frequency, Newa and many more... VBK mixes a percussive techno she can relate to. Founder of Underrated Agency, VBK seeks to highlight underrated talents and share a new vision of Techno music. *The Mix is a set recorded in Berlin event. Follow VBK here: Web: https://underrated-agency.com/vbk/ Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/vbk Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vbkdj/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vbk_eug/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/eugvbk Contact: eugenie@underrated.fr --- Follow TECH CLUBBERS here: Web: https://www.techclubbers.com/ Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/profile/techclubbers Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TechClubbers/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/techclubbers/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/techclubbers Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/TechClubbersRadio/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TechClubbers Contact: info@techclubbers.com

Rewatch the livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fImp8jkcWs Tracklist 1 - DJ Escallonia - Cirrostratus 2 - Djrum - The Darkest Hour Is Just Before Dawn (Undercoat Pt. 2) 3 - Kwartz - Her Green Eyes (Original Mix) 4 - Opal Sunn - Vertigo 5 - Revolver Voltex - Gamma Slayer (Original Mix) 6 - The Persuader - Fusion Of Thoughts (Par Grindvik Rework) 7 - 3KZ - This Is Always (Original Mix) 8 - Dem Natka - Psychoboy 9 - DisX3 (aka Alexander Kowalski) - Heroes (The Advent Remix V1) 10 - Fen D'Arioto - Dubstructure A (Rustal Remix) 11 - Mr. G - Moments (Original Mix) 12 - Robots With No Soul - Horizons 13 - Hertz Collision, Marco Faraone - Solar Shade 14 - Austen/Scott - Space Taxi (Len Faki Hardspace Mix) 15 - Philippe Petit - 67M 16 - Henning Baer & Pablo Mateo - Cybernetics 17 - Kaelan, Kessell - Self Deception feat. Kessell (Kessell Remix 2) 18 - dense & pika feat Matthew Dear - Honey 19 - Blue Hour - Meridian (Truncate Remix) 20 - Wata Igarashi - DNA (Original Mix) 21 - Charlie Thorstenson - Trenger 22 - Antonio Ruscito - Trance #3017 (Original Mix) 23 - Boston 168 - Vapor (Original Mix) 24 - Exium - Time (Oscar Mulero Remix) 25 - Joachim Spieth, Reggy Van Oers - Undulatus Asperatus (Original Mix) 26 - MODIG - Pikes (Original Mix) 27 - Lawrence Kurt & Monovsn - Out Of Danger 28 - Alfred Heinrichs - Thrill (Original Mix) 29 - Stoned Baby - Sargento (Original Mix)

Seit mehr als zwei Dekaden steht Joachim Spieth bereits hinter dem DJ-Pult und lotet dabei die Grenzen zwischen House, Techno und Ambient aus. Von den Anfängen bei den Kölnern um Kompakt und den Voigt-Brüdern, Veröffentlichungen über Onitor und Paso bis hin zu gespielten Shows in über 30 Ländern hat der Stuttgarter schon genug erlebt, um allmählich als Szene-Urgesteine zu gelten. Noch immer aber scheint er dem Musikmachen nicht überdrüssig zu sein und sucht weiterhin nach neuen Ausdrucksformen, so unter anderem mit seiner LP 'Tides', die nun auch auf Vinyl erschienen ist. Spieth als ersten Beitrag zu unserer neuen Ambient-Serie 'Until The Quiet Comes' zu bringen, lag demnach nah.

Please welcome our first 2020 TechnoColor's guest mix by D@vid. P. aka Miroir from Saint Naz Air, France Hope you enjoy this amazing hypnotic journey! 👽🚀 Follow the artist: https://soundcloud.com/user335198893vid This great mix features music from these amazing artists; KAS:ST, Svarog, Deepbass, A thousand details, Joachim Spieth, Refracted, Function, Luiggi Tozzi, Sandwell district, Reggy V, Cavul M, Surt, Viels, Pvrv. , Akov, and Relic Radiation. __________________________________________________________ Tracklist : (track name / artist / release) 1 - Immolare(function version) - Sandwell District (Feed forward) 2 - Raiders (original mix) - Luigi Tozzi (Wastelands) 3 - Noctilucent (original mix) - Joachim Spieth, Reggy V - (Noctilucent) 4 - Fallers (original mix) - Deepbass (Night without stars) 5 - Ayvarkana.(original mix) - KAS:ST (Dysphoria I Euphoria Chapter I) 6 - Mavka(original mix) - Svarog (Formation2) 7 - Dark Matter(original mix) - Akob (Gravitational waves) 8 - Bliss(original mix) - Cavul m (Norland) 9 - Egoist(original mix) - Function (Ember) 10 - Immersione (original mix) - Viels (Varios 1) 11 - Nure - Surt (Flumen) 12 - Sequence1 (original mix) - Deepbass (Compilation#3) 13 - arenex(original mix) - A thousand details (Aneroid tales) 14 - Fantasmal accioʼ n asistencia (original mix) - Pvrv. (Neo futurismo) 15 - Convex glass (original mix) - Relic Radiation (Forking Path) 16 - Respect the rules(original mix) - Cavul m (Isolation/desolation) 17 - Particle zoo original mix - Refracted (Unknown landscapes vol 6) If you liked this mix and would like to support the artist, please feel free to like it and share it

Mysteries of the Deep Podcast, Chapter CVII by Joachim Spieth. Cover photo courtesy of Candace Price. Tracklist: 1. Mekas - Entropic Ruins 2. ASC - Idyll Of Sorrow 3. Rafael Anton Irisarri - Lesser Than The Sum Of Its Parts 4. Cyme - Biyangdo 5. Brock Van Wey - Too Little Too Less 6. Joachim Spieth - Decelerate 7. Acronym - Isolated From The Land 8. Eternell - Haven 9. TGP - Prologue 10. 36 - Room 10 11. Ephere - Wandering Alone 12. Markus Guentner - Hansha 13. Altus - Sodium Glow 14. Alfred Czital - Lippa (Ambient Mix) 15. Joachim Spieth - Astral Plane https://soundcloud.com/joachim-spieth https://joachimspieth.de

For MNMT 204 Joachim Spieth veers us through the depths of an atmospheric cloud. Tumbling rhythms begin to take over, washing all sense of consciousness from the mind. A deep trip. Sensation tingles up the spine as a continuous thump shrugs you on. Enjoy the journey.

Already celebrating it's 10th anniversary, the German imprint @Affin releases an EP from the label boss @JoachimSpieth himself. Monument premieres track "Introspect" from the release consisting of three hypnotising cuts, one of them a remix by Ukrainian Svarog. The Luminophor EP is out at the end of October.

Una hora de techno interstelar con el dj y productor alemán.

La historia continúa y lo hace a lo grande, sigue acariciando oídos y haciendo que se crucen en nuestros caminos nuevos y emotivos sonidos. Esta vez descubrimos lo nuevo de Orbital, Mala Rodríguez, Django Django o la buena de Dinamite entre muchas otras. La Lista I: Carmel - Georgia [Lobster Theremin] Audiokern - Sorry (Tobias. remix) [Klangkeller Records] Troye Sivan - Animal [EMI Australia] Dan Kye - Change [Rhythm Section International] Dubspeeka - Garrison4 [Korpus 9] Subjoi - Paradise [Piff Records] First Floor - Agua [Local Talk] Ucleden - Do Not Stand At My Grave and Acid [Broque] S3A - Modern Soul [Dirt Crew Records] Specter - Sidewinder [Sound Signature] Dinamite - Sensitive Perception [Sphynxx Recordings] Francis Inferno Orchestra - Hygiene (My Everlasting Rhythmo) [Superconscious Records] Bob Moses - Enough to Believe [Domino] Disco de la semana: 'Irradiance' de Joachim Spieth publicado por Affin: Joachim Spieth - Dispersion Joachim Spieth - Lambda Joachim Spieth - Vurt Joachim Spieth - Decelerate Leyenda: 'Come to Me' de DMX Krew, publicada por Rephlex en 1998. La Lista II: Mala Rodríguez - Contigo ft. Stylo G Fazer - White Sedan (Glenn Astro & Hodini Remix) Yulia Niko - No Matter What [Heisenberg ] Django Django - Swimming At Night [Ribbon Music] Ital Tek - Across Time [Planet Mu] Redshape - Spark [Monkeytown] Orbital - Vision OnE [ACP Recordings] Kaczmarek – 4444 [Kaczmarek] Andre Lodemann - Voices From The Past [Best Works Records]

"Lipstick Trash" by Omer Saban. A music project born out of the desire for extreme self-expression, boundary-free, genre-bending productions and eclectic DJ mixes that combine hard-hitting house, techno and electro. Experimenting with live analog equipment such as vintage samplers and synthesisers, self-built instruments such as FM synthesisers and Drum machines, to modern semi-modular instruments, he usually composes obscure, sub heavy, beat driven tracks which all fits together perfectly in a mixture which is easily recognisable as his own. As one of the key members of the Berlin artist collective TrashEra with Aerea Negrot (Bpitch Control) & Deepneue (Vox Populi)and as an individual player in the electronic music scene, he maintains a steady flow of music and shows all around the globe. In the studio, he released his tracks under the Chicago based record label GridBasedBeats, Glasgow based Bulletdodge Records and Berlin based TrashEra Music. He already shared the stage with artists such as Oliver Deutschmann, Alexander Kowalski, Mike Dehnhert, Jerome Hill, Eduardo de la Calle and Joachim Spieth to name a few. Follow LIPSTICK TRASH here: Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/lipsticktrash Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LipstickTrash/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lipsticktrash/?hl=it Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/lipstick-trash Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/LipstickTrash/ Beatport: http://classic.beatport.com/artist/lipstick-trash/370894

Read more here: https://mnmt.no/blog/joachim-spieth-techno-remix-evigt-morker/

Deep and hypnotic techno. Read more: https://www.orbmag.com/music/orb-podcast-010-joachim-spieth/ @joachim-spieth @Affin

dj/producer based in Berlin, arrived in the german capital in the 2007 he developes his passion for the underground electronic music and starts to take inspiration attending the current techno scene and creating his music selection with an old school influence. Big supporter of the “art of spinning” he plays proposing analogs sets and convey a good tripping feeling on the dance floor. Kr:pt showcased in the most important local venues as Club der Visionäre, Salon zur Wilde Renate, Kosmonaut, Weekend, Else, Hoppetosse and at the historical Tresor hosting his events as Damage. His international visibility starts with his fist gig in Hong Kong at OMA on december 2014 and meeting the Kameleont Crew from Sweden in 2015, he played at Slakthuset and in the "underground stockholm" warehouse. 2016 borns his own events series "UMGNG MUSIC", showcasing mostly in Berlin at Kosmonaut, Suicide Circus and promoting the new techno brand also in Genoa, Copenhagen and Stockholm. He performed with artists such as Hintergrundrauschen (Tresor.Berlin), Damon Wild (Synewave New York), Joachim Spieth (AFFIN), Handmade (tresor.Berlin), Yooj (Setrofit/San francisco), Elie Eidelman (Jack off, Sweatlodge), Insolate (Deeply Rooted), Daniel Dreier (bar25, Highgrade rec.), Ness (The gods planet), Deepbass, Mike Storm, Stefan Vincent and many more. Kr:pts production are supported by Marcel Dettman, Milton Bradley, Rodhad, Insolate, Joachim Spieth, Xhei, Filip Xavi, Richie Hawtin, Joseph Capriati, Phelippe Petit, Ryuji Takeuchi, Dj Hyperactive and many more SC : https://soundcloud.com/krpt_official FB : https://www.facebook.com/krpt.sound/?ref=br_rs Container brings our vision of clubbing around the city, proposing a journey through visual art and techno, exploring its Sub-genres, meeting step by step Italian and international artists. -FB : www.facebook.com/Container.project.Roma -YT : www.youtube.com/channel/UC4osKRARZ22dsu_pspg04PA -IG : www.instagram.com/containerproject/ -WS : containerprojectro.wixsite.com/container-project

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Die letzte reguläre Folge der ersten Staffel Track17 holt Albert und Christopher wieder zurück aus dem Plattenkeller und kredenzt euch erneut 10 Veröffentlichungen, die besser nicht verpasst werden sollten, damit die nächste Smalltalk-Runde mit wertvollen Tips garniert werden kann. Highlights sind die sensationelle Re-Issue des Japano-Jazz-Meisterwerks Kakashi von Yasuaki Shimizu oder der schon zum dritten Mal in Folge schwer hervorragende Leftfield-House von Damiano von Erckert, welcher Christopher dazu bringt einen 4 Jahre alten Liebesbrief vorzulesen. Dazu die verlorene Eski-Grime-Platte von Zomby, Spoken-Word-House von Essaie pas, Hyperdubs Platte des Jahres von Lee Gamble uvm.. SPOTIFY-Playlist https://open.spotify.com/user/1122029323/playlist/7AtwymJUY4fJxsIlWedMGB Setlist [00:00:00] Intro [00:00:47] Thema Jahresende, Plattenflaute und zuletzt gehörte Platten.... [00:07:22] Zomby // Mercury's Rainbow [00:19:55] Ikonika // Oral Suspension [00:25:00] Lee Gamble // Mnestic Pressure [00:31:39] Essaie pas // Futur Parles [00:36:22] Oneohtrix Point Never // Good Time OST [00:43:57] Kelly Lee Owens // More Than A Woman [00:49:37] Damiano von Erckert // In Case You Don't Know What To Play [00:58:46] Perel // Die Dimension [01:03:21] Yasuaki Shimizu // Kakashi [01:13:13] Emika // Dilo Variations [01:18:00] Playlist-Talk: Mica Levi, Dub Oven, Joachim Spieth, Gingerlys, Matthew Herbert uvm.. [01:22:30] „Bis dahin ist der Podcast definitiv online“ und andere Räuberpistolen + Verabschiedung Twitter: @Track17Podcast @TheTheAlbert @Aphex_Chris Instagram: TheTheAlbert dj_acula

When writing a biography, there are certain things you can’t avoid, even though you know it has been said many times and you fear it will end up looking like any other biography, with the usual and righteous amount of name droppings. For instance, in order to write Joachim Spieth’s bio, I couldn’t avoid saying that he has released a numerous amount of records, on labels as renowned as Michael Mayer’s Kompakt. And that some of those releases, such as « Under pressure » have been and are still hits. And I couldn’t possibly forget the label Affin he has successfully been running for about a decade, with dozens of releases added to its catalogue. I also had to mention that he has been involved in the electronic music scene for the past fifteen years; that he used to play in a band as a teenager. I had to name some of the countries he played for: Australia, Denmark, France, Georgia, Iceland, Ireland, Mexico, Netherlands, Russia, South Africa, UK… But that being said, what really matters at the end is who he is and what he wants to express by producing music. What he has been giving to the scene. Being a shy character, he is not the type of person searching for the spotlight but someone that is evolving on the scene by pure passion and wants to communicate this passion to the others. He created his label Affin to be as independent as possible and focus on his own vision, surrounded by artists sharing it with him. What he does not put into words is translated into sounds. Deep, solemn and at times enraged, his productions represents Techno in its purest expression. They are made to occupy our dying cathedrals of concrete, to crush the reality of our everyday life under an assumed individuality. The elaborated basses and the echoing melodies grab our minds to throw them in a far away world, leaving the silence of a doomed society behind. written by Chloë Le Bian SC : https://soundcloud.com/joachim-spieth FB : https://www.facebook.com/JoachimSpiethAffin/

As a regular on Michael Mayer’s prolific label, Kompakt, Joachim Spieth has (true to the label’s vision) released a steady stream of emotive house and techno over the past fifteen years. Launching his own label, Affin, in 2008, Spieth has since become a curator and selector for his own specific brand of dark and melodic sounds. In the meantime, we’re pleased here at Monument to present to you a spiraling wormhole through Spieth’s headspace. Enjoy an hour of his finest. Read more: https://mnmt.no/podcast/affin-labelmix/ Artwork: Joachim Spieth

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

Many thanks to Daniel Englisch and DJ Juriaan for their great set! For more techno from them, check out www.defuserecords.com or their soundcloudpages: Daniel englisch / Dj Juriaan.On this episode of the Drone Podcast, we welcome a new Techno Minded Hero to the Drone family. She is born and raised in Russia and she nowadays residing in Vilnius, Lithuania. She is resident in the club Opium, one of the best clubs over there. She also hosts her own series of events called Resolute, which just had their second anniversary where she invited Joachim Spieth to join a long list of great artists. She proves that besides an great choice of records, she has an excellent taste as a programmer.Speaking of her great choice of records, you can expect a wide range of diversity in this weeks Drone podcast with tracks from: MTD, Energun, Developer, Ricardo Garduno and Remco Beekwilder. Besides her residency at the club Opium she is also resident of the Jagermeister event series, where the next edition accidentally happens to be on the 30th of September at Anna Mesha in Kaunas, Lithuania. With this much going on, one could definitely say she is one bizzy bee, so don’t be surprised when she shows up at a line-up near you! We would like to welcome on the Drone Podcast No. 057: Anna HannaPlease enjoy!

What could we say first about this legendary man? Conquering the world's dancefloors for over 15 years? Having uncountable amazing releases at gigantic labels? Being the creator and owner of one of the most respected labels of all time - AFFIN? What Joachim Spieth does not put into words, is translated into sounds. Deep, solemn and at times enraged, his productions represent Techno in its purest expression. They are made to occupy our dying cathedrals of concrete, to crush the reality of our everyday life under an assumed individuality. The elaborated basses and the echoing melodies grab our minds to throw them in a far away world, leaving the silence of a doomed society behind. We are happy to host this living ingenious legend at our 60th Advanced (Black) radio show episode where he gives a first taste of what are we going to listen at his upcoming performance at our next Advanced Night on 14/10/2016 at Magdalena alongside with Christian Wünsch, Radial, Abyssal Chaos and Melania: https://www.facebook.com/events/240681392999702/ Find Advanced on Web: http://www.advanced-music.com/ Find Advanced on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/advancedPR Find Joachim Spieth on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JoachimSpiethAffin

Next in the series we welcome Affin's label boss and founder, JOACHIM SPIETH. We've had the chance to munch on this mix for a bit and with every listen it got deeper and deeper under the skin. We are very excited to finally be able to share it with all of you. Without a doubt, this next hour of delicate and delightful music Joachim submitted for us is no less than a piece of art – regaling the audience with each listen a new adventure, revealing new feelings, delivering new textures. The journey is one of the most unique we've received and you will hear why; we hope you enjoy it as much as we did. As Joachim's biography rightly says, "what [he] does not put into words, is translated into sounds." Please enjoy this, folks! www.joachimspieth.de www.affin.bandcamp.com www.facebook.com/JoachimSpiethAffin www.residentadvisor.net/dj/joachimspieth www.discogs.com/artist/4251-Joachim-Spieth - Erratic is comprised of a small team of passionate curators hosting proper Techno parties in New York City. www.ErraticNYC.com | www.fb.com/ErraticNYC

Blue Hour - Introspective 2000 and One - Solid State Keith Carnal - Untold H.I.D. - The Installer (Cari Lekebusch rmx) Cleric - Seit 1990 Mark Broom, Gary Beck - Data Flux Simone Tavazzi - Mizar Surgeon - Action Lewis Fauzi - Illusion Setaoc Mass - SK11 Jay Zoney - Vast (Bryan Zentz rmx) Eric Fletcher Tracked

Interview: http://www.aremun.com/11425-aremun-podcast-43-joachim-spieth-affin-intervista/

The now legendary Affin label has been running since 2007 and it's owner Joachim Spieth continues to spearhead the project, releasing quality music and gaining support by some of the biggest artists there are in the techno scene. This Exclusive from the man himself showcases plenty of fresh underground talent. The mix takes on a range of styles, from stripped to punchy to hypnotic and dark. Tracks by Voiski, Truncate, Soolee, Arnaud Le Texier, Dax J, Luis Flores and more... 01. VOISKI : a sad party [Sheik N Beik] 02. FOLKER ZWART : 4.8 [Credo] 03. LEGHAU : ­karma (Plankton & M.A.D.A. Remix) [Abstract Animal] 04. PATRIK CARRERA : disili [Paranoid Dancer] 05. TRUNCATE : model 1 [Truncate] 06. SOOLEE ­: tense [More Than Less] 07. ARNAUD LE TEXIER : synthese [Affin] 08. LEX GORRIE : mental block (Dax J Remix) [Unknown Territory] 09. SPEAR ­: searching the prey [White Rose] 10. BJÖRN TORWELLEN :­ the last of us (Luis Flores Remix) [Nachtstrom Schallplatten] 11. MARK BROOM Feat. DRAX : section 2 (Alan Fitzpatrick Edit) [AFU Limited]

Welcome to episode #016 of Lehmann Podcast! This week I’m glad to present you a set by Joachim Spieth. Former a resident of Stuttgart he is now hailing from Berlin, where he runs his label Affin as well as it’s vinyl offspin Affin LTD. Active since 1995, Joachim has become a true pillar of the electronic community, releasing on labels ranging from Kompakt to Paso Music. Releases like his Sensual EP are played by the likes of Juan Atkins, Depeche Mode’s Martin L Gore or Scuba. Just now Rebekah included his Track „Nevermind“ in her contribution to CLRs new „Mind Set“ mix & compilation series. More Info on Joachim Spieth: http://joachimspieth.de/ http://affin-rec.com/ https://www.facebook.com/JoachimSpiethAffin https://soundcloud.com/joachim-spieth

Joachim Spieth(@joachim-spieth) is the founder of the German techno label Affin. His career started with one of the earliest releases on Kompakt, a record label that has contributed with paramount influence in the electronic music landscape. With more than 15 years in the scene he has managed to build a record label that many associate with quality and variety ranging from house to techno. His upcoming release on the label is Aiden 12”, featuring remixes by Samuel L Session and Arnaud Le Texier. This release and others has also gained support by artists like Bas Mooy, Derrick May, Chris Liebing, Ben Klock, Alan Fitzpatrick just to name a few! For more news and updates visit his website at http://joachimspieth.de/. The next hour will be spent listening to an array of tracks showcasing different atmospheres that leaves you craving for more! We hope you enjoy this weeks podcast, and don't forget to follow Monument for more techno, art, and upcoming events! Q & A Q: You must at one time have had a vision about how Affin should be, tell us about it A: The idea for an own label was present long time before Affin started. The main reason was just to release whatever i wanted. Moreover i like the idea of being independent from others opinions and after some years of releasing and working on several labels i felt fine to go for it. Q: Are you getting closer to your vision? A: Yes, for sure. The Affin 100 compilation was a turning point for the label. In the last 2 years the the label focussed on releasing techno. Q: What are your thoughts on the techno scene today? A: Compared to the time when i started releasing music (1999) a lot of things changed (otherwise it would be sad, ha ha). With developments of software and DAWs it’s easier/cheaper to start producing music. This caused a crowded market and especially on download shops you can see a lot of crap is being sold. Q: How do you spend your time when you are not producing, managing or djing? A: I don't have much time besides from it. I try to relax and easy my mind. :­) Q: Finally, if music was not your carrier what could have been your alternative career? A: I’m not sure. https://www.facebook.com/pages/JOACHIM-SPIETH/33219177020 https://www.facebook.com/MonuMnt

Carl Craig - Televised green smoke / Full Intention - Octavia / Till Von Sein & Tigerskin - Molly Brown / Lovebirds - The beast / Andrea Di Rocco - the past present / Leif - Almost invisible (kink live dub) / Tapesh & Maximiljan - Virtues / James Barnsley & Gavin Herlihy - in my soul / NoiDoi - We love / MOS - Lost digits / Trikk - Floorwave / Speedy J - Evolution / Vin Sol & Matrixxman - Dirty laundry / Joel Alter - 'Midnight run (Rick Elmont remix) / Ruthit - Funky Sid / Till Von Sein & Tigerskin - Bang Alter / Cajmere - Let's dance / Joachim Spieth - sensual / Floorplan - Phobia / phunk investigation & Tomy Declerque - Amazon / Benjamin Damage - Revolve / Psyk - Distane / Tessela - Nancy's pantry / Oliver Deutschman - Breakdown (sterac mix) / Atom & Tobias - Physik 44A / Food for woofers - Basic beats / Floorplan - Higher (Ben sims remix) / Samuel L Session - Rhodes Ampy / David Duriez - Acid waste /

Joachim Spieth is a long time DJ, producer and label boss of Affin.  Whether through the music he produces himself, or the productions he releases on his own imprint, the sounds always operate in their own little pockets away from the norm.  As a producer Joachim has put his music out [...]

01. YokoO - Monologue02. Sean Danke - Falling 03. Jamal Moulay - Stay Frosty 04. Little Fritter - Tell Me How You Like It 05. Little Fritter - Googy Banter 06. Nil By Mouth - Clavicle 07. Dirty Culture - It's A Freak In Me (Someone Else Remix) 08. Alessio Mereu - The Queen Of Hearts (The Dolphins Remix) 09. Mechanique - Lips (Dirk Schoenhoefer Remix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Blind Spot Radio Show 189 | Angelo Mele & Joachim Spieth & Dr Hoffmannnn01. YokoO - Monologue 02. Sean Danke - Falling 03. Jamal Moulay - Stay Frosty 04. Little Fritter - Tell Me How You Like It 05. Little Fritter - Googy Banter 06. Nil By Mouth - Clavicle 07. Dirty Culture - It's A Freak In Me (Someone Else Remix) 08. Alessio Mereu - The Queen Of Hearts (The Dolphins Remix) 09. Mechanique - Lips (Dirk Schoenhoefer Remix)

1.    Sebastien Thibaud – Drumstick 2.    Esse – Deep Hope 3.    Sebastien Thibaud – There Is No Matter 4.    Monaque – Traffic 5.    Mehel Daniels – Amid (Monaque Dark and Short Remix) 6.    Mutant Clan – Outside 7.    Amir & Butch – Set It Off (Ramon Tapia Birthday Remix) 8.    Sei A – My Era 9.    Roman Lindau – Simplicity 10.    Sei A – Knowing Innocence 11.    Echonomist – Hidden Treasure (Patrick Zigon Dub) 12.    Discordia (King Uniques Discordant Disco Mix) 13.    Telefon Tel Aviv – The Worst Thing In The World (Geisers Possibly the Universe Remix) 14.    Joachim Spieth, Marc Miroir – Last Exit 15.    Nhar – Lotus 16.    Nikitin & Semikashev – Ultraproof 17.    Darkmaze – Basic Instinct 18.    Carlo Lio & The Junkies – Last Days 19.    John Shelvin feat Molly – Just Like You Said (Simon & Shaker Dub Remix) 20.    Sebastien Thibaud aka Cebb feat Nhar – Need FM 21.    Nicolette – No Government (Tocadiscos Lazy Days Remix) 22.    Nhar – Mithril 23.    Esse – Super Animal 24.    Dimitri Debaka – Time To Love

1.    Sebastien Thibaud – Drumstick 2.    Esse – Deep Hope 3.    Sebastien Thibaud – There Is No Matter 4.    Monaque – Traffic 5.    Mehel Daniels – Amid (Monaque Dark and Short Remix) 6.    Mutant Clan – Outside 7.    Amir & Butch – Set It Off (Ramon Tapia Birthday Remix) 8.    Sei A – My Era 9.    Roman Lindau – Simplicity 10.    Sei A – Knowing Innocence 11.    Echonomist – Hidden Treasure (Patrick Zigon Dub) 12.    Discordia (King Uniques Discordant Disco Mix) 13.    Telefon Tel Aviv – The Worst Thing In The World (Geisers Possibly the Universe Remix) 14.    Joachim Spieth, Marc Miroir – Last Exit 15.    Nhar – Lotus 16.    Nikitin & Semikashev – Ultraproof 17.    Darkmaze – Basic Instinct 18.    Carlo Lio & The Junkies – Last Days 19.    John Shelvin feat Molly – Just Like You Said (Simon & Shaker Dub Remix) 20.    Sebastien Thibaud aka Cebb feat Nhar – Need FM 21.    Nicolette – No Government (Tocadiscos Lazy Days Remix) 22.    Nhar – Mithril 23.    Esse – Super Animal 24.    Dimitri Debaka – Time To Love