Podcasts about Lee Gamble

On today's Select, we have SAUD, a veteran DJ hailing from Belgrade, Serbia, recognised for his multicoloured hypersonics, blending hardcore breakbeat patterns with contemporary gradients that gravitate towards a regenerated form of rhythmic psychedelia. He is also the co-founder of Belgradie-based famed rave platform SUTRA, which has brought a roster of acclaimed producers the likes of Gabber Modus Operandi, ZULI, Abadir, Aisha Devi, Mumdance, Batuu, Lee Gamble, Flore and more, to Serbia's clubbing scene over the last 7 years. Besides running SUTRA, SAUD was featured on Boiler Room x Belgrade. He has also played in various clubs and venues across the globe, from NYC, Berlin, and France, to Austria, Belgium, Norway, Poland, and Beirut, just to name a few. In 2023, he also launched his own club in New Belgrade called Živa. For our 289th Select, SAUD shares the set he played at his club Živa's season-opening party that took place earlier this year, featuring Kuwaiti producer Van Boom on the lineup. The set, a whirlwind of saturated bass sounds, razor-sharp electro, distorted drum patterns and vocal samples, features tunes by the likes of 3Phaz and Van Boom. “This one is dedicated to my lovely people in Beirut, whom I think of every passing hour,” SAUD tells SceneNoise.

"I'm a noodler." The vaunted experimental producer and DJ discusses his playful approach to engaging with philosophy and making art live at Atonal's OPENLESS in Berlin. British artist Lee Gamble has long been captivating listeners with high concept dance music. A loyal affiliate of Kode9's Hyperdub label, Gamble—whose work sits somewhere at the intersection of philosophy, computer music and sound art—has been building weird and wonderful musical worlds that have shot him to experimental stardom since the early 2010s. In this RA Exchange recorded live from Hard Wax at the one-off event Atonal OPENLESS, Gamble meditates on his penchant for eschewing conventions, beginning with growing up in the countercultural, working class hub of Birmingham. Gamble reflects on the first time he experienced what's called "future shock," a reference to a book by the same name written by sci-fi author Alvin Toffler. This set him on the pursuit of finding and making music that had a similarly bizarre quality. Gamble isn't just a producer but an avid admirer and connoisseur of critical theory, and he also discusses the thinkers who have informed his production (and even his approach to DJing), as well as his recent interest in the ethics and applications of AI and deep fakes, which he explores in a touching full-length, Models. Listen to the episode in full.

"I'm a noodler." The vaunted experimental producer and DJ discusses his playful approach to engaging with philosophy and making art live at OPENLESS in Berlin. British artist Lee Gamble has long been captivating listeners with high concept dance music. A loyal affiliate of Kode9's Hyperdub label, Gamble—whose work sits somewhere at the intersection of philosophy, computer music and sound art—has been building weird and wonderful musical worlds that have shot him to experimental stardom since the early 2010s. In this RA Exchange recorded live from Hard Wax (at the one-off weekender Atonal OPENLESS), Gamble meditates on his penchant for eschewing conventions, beginning with growing up in the countercultural, working class hub of Birmingham. Gamble reflects on the first time he experienced what's called "future shock", a reference to a book by the same name written by sci-fi author Alvin Toffler. It set him on the pursuit of finding and making music that had a similarly bizarre quality. Gamble isn't just a producer but an avid admirer and connoisseur of critical theory, and he also discusses the thinkers who have informed his production (and even his approach to DJing), as well as his recent interest in the ethics and applications of AI and deep fakes, which he explores in a touching full-length, Models. Listen to the episode in full.

Especial Sónar 2024: Judeline, Valentina Magaletti, Adelaida, Ela Minus, Verde Prato, Jessie Ware, Lee Gamble, Gazzi, Laurel Halo, Floating Points, Gabber Eleganza...La Perla: Laurent GarnierEscuchar audio

Another bumper episode to bring us into the holiday season, as we're joined again by Jacqueline Codiga, aka DJ Horse Jeans, of music writing, promoting and podcasting fame. We've got two returning faces in Keith Rankin, who's solo project Giant Claw we've covered, on production duty for death's dynamic shoud's Faith in Persona, and our eternal object of fascination Daniel Lopatin, who we're talking about for a third (!!) time with the new OPN album, Again. Also we finally figure out what the hell is going on with all that AI business through Lee Gamble's new record Models. Next episode is our end of year wrap-up so, get hyped for that x You can find Jackie on twitter @Horse_Jeans, her writing Everywhere and her contributions to the Indieheads pod in your podcast player of choice. You can find Alexis on twitter @regresssion. You can find Boo on twitter @boocanan, and find her visual art @designbyboo and her music at boocanan.bandcamp.com.

Imagine a world where club beats meet experimental sounds, where ancient echoes mingle with modern AI voices. That's the universe inhabited by our guest, Lee Gamble. Paul sits down with Lee to discuss his latest album, Models, released on the hugely influential Hyperdub Records.  Not only do we delve into the influences that shaped this remarkable piece of work, but we also unpack how personal loss and the global pandemic have left indelible marks on Lee's creative process.Lee's unique narrative is punctuated by the influence of Birmingham's drum and bass and techno history, and his journey as a DJ navigating the complexities of self-identity. We reflect on the intersections of technology, art, and emotion, examining how cutting-edge AI can both enhance and evoke a sense of longing within music. Lee also shares his insightful perspective on the powerful impact personal experiences and social class have on an artist's self-perception and creativity.Presented and produced by Paul Hanford Paul Hanford on InstagramModels by Lee Gamble is available here.Lost and Sound is proudly sponsored by Audio-TechnicaPaul's debut book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is out now on Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. Subscribe to the Lost and Sound Substack for fresh updates and writing.Lost and Sound title music by Thomas Giddins

En aquest nou capítol hem entrevistat a Joel Zarrias, CEO del segell Barceloní Dog From Hell Records, que ens ha parlat de festa de presentació del segell a la Sala Taro de Barcelona. L'Eva Manuel ens ha parlat d'Heba Kadry, una productora que ha treballat amb gent com Bjork, Two Shell, Nicola Jaar o Lee Gamble. L'Isma Palacios ha continuat amb el seu monogràfic sobre l'electrònica espanyola per parlar-nos de Esplendor Geometrico. En Hari Hari ha debutat aquesta temporada, portat-nos la seva visió més orgànica i potent de l'electrònica i ens ha punxat a Ellen Allien. Finalment i com cada setmana hem tingut la vinilada setmanal amb en Monkey. Tracklist: 1- Entrevista a Joel Zarrias, CEO de Dog From Hell Records. 2- Lee Gamble: She's Not 3- Deena Abdelwahed: Violence For Free 4- Dario Zenker: GEV 84 5- Esplendor Geometrico: Necrosis en la Poya 6- TMO x PIankov - Bright Jam 7- Marina Herlop: Karada 8- Loraine James: Gentle Confrontation 9- Robert Dietz: RIP to my idea of you 10- Mathis Ruffing & Tamila: Sternzeichen Domina 11- Ellen Allien & Ash Code: Everything Collapses 12- Splice: Barefoot Dancing

It has always been a struggle to sum up the sounds of Zuli. The Egyptian sound artist, producer and multi-instrumentalist is restlessly creative and unconventional in what he does. He can do everything from rap, IDM, footwork to hardcore jungle and experimental rhythms, and mainly on Lee Gamble's UIQ label. He's also done a lot for his native Cairo scene as co-founder of both the Kairo is Koming (KIK) and AHOMA collectives, and former co-head of the city's alternate music venue VENT which later turned into a club night and festival. He's now firmly established in the wider European scene, not least in part thanks to his excellent radio show on NTS. There is no messing around on this week's mix. It's a dystopian soundtrack that unites Arab music, Chicago club, European techno and UK bass. Every track fizzes with energy, prickly percussion or distorted drums. It's intricate yet heavy, dense yet atmospheric and the warped designs and contorted rhythms make an art form of physicality.

In this episode of INSIGHTS, we are joined by Warren Jones and Parker Black aka Prison Religion, who are responsible the most sonically abrasive and intense albums we have ever covered on Awake All Hours. Finding a spiritual home on Lee Gamble's boundary pushing UIQ imprint, ‘Hard Industrial BOP' is a 22 minute storm channeling savage noise, industrial hip-hop and gnarled electronics, all delivered with the energy of hardcore punk.Over the course of this interview, Warren and Parker discuss the Richmond noise, rap and hardcore scenes, jumping out of windows, getting into electronic music, M.I.A's ‘Paper Planes', boundary pushing genres and artists, their creative process, subverting subversive music, writing 'Hard Industrial BOP', finding a home on UIQ, working with producer S280F and the significance of a 1956 Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers album.Special thanks to Warren Jones, Parker Black and UIQ for allowing the use of clips from ‘Banshee, Pale Fire, Landing' and ‘ Brick Dust' at the beginning and end of this episode.—SUPPORT PRISON RELIGION:Bandcamp: uiqmusic.bandcamp.com/album/hard-ind…b-o-p-uiqlp007Instagram: www.instagram.com/prisonreligion/—SUPPORT THE ARTISTS DISCUSSED:UIQ: uiqmusic.bandcamp.comAndy Stott: boomkat.com/artists/andy-stottdgoHn: dgohn-music.bandcamp.comDemdike Stare: boomkat.com/artists/demdike-stareS280F: s280f.bandcamp.com/album/28Max Roach - 'Freedom Suite': www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAzTCfZod4cArt Blakey & The Jazz Messengers - 'Hard Bop': www.youtube.com/watch?v=auV0IpVkZsE—SUPPORT AWAKE ALL HOURS:Patreon: www.patreon.com/awakeallhours Soundcloud: @awk-all-hrs  Instagram: www.instagram.com/awake.allhours/

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Solénoïde (28.06.2021) - Défiez les lois de la pesanteur sonore en évoluant dans les espaces immersifs d'un programme entièrement teinté de musiques atmosphériques ! Parmi les 10 sélections qui composent la playliste de cette émission se retrouvent des paysagistes sonores tels que les italiens Alio Die et Lorenzo Montana, l'irano-allemand Dr Atmo, l'australien Ben Frost, l'anglais Lee Gamble ou encore les américains Steve Moore, Robert Rich et même le plus célèbre Moby !

Bookended by sublime hiphop, this episode of the Independent Music Podcast takes us on a contemplative journey across the genres. From Portuguese pianist Tiago Sousa's exquisite new modern classical on Discrepant to Livingdog's tentative spatial folk sounds, there's a lot to sit back and settle in to. But we do also have a few tastes of experimental dance floor action too, not least Egyptian producer ZULI's pneumatic techno on Lee Gamble's UIQ label and the new record on Rocket Recordings from Goat-affiliated group DJINN. Tracklisting Angel Haze - Weight (Good Soil, USA) Tiago Sousa - The Myth of Sisyphus (Discrepant, UK) Pauline Anna Strom - Equatorial Sunrise (RVNG Intl., USA) ZULI - Keen Demag (UIQ, UK) DJINN - Love Divine (Rocket Recordings, UK) Humwreck - Burned (feat. Basura Toska) (self-release, USA) Colleen - Gazing at Taurus - Santa Eulalia (Thrill Jockey, USA) Livingdog - If I Let the Air In (self-release, USA) Steve Gullick & James Johnston - First Light (God Unknown Records, UK) YUNGMORPHEUS & ewonee - FistfulofGreens (Bad Taste Records, UK) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston

We meet Bill Kouligas, the founder and label boss of the Berlin record label PAN which spans cutting-edge electronic music, avant-garde sound art, scuzzy noise and nauseating ASMR. Of all the labels featured on Relevant Parties so far, it’s probably home to the most extreme material – records that poke at the edges of what makes sound into music. Bill, who set up PAN in 2008, talks to Chal about the meaning of “difficult” music and the diversity of artists on the roster, from jungle auteur Lee Gamble to demonic pop sprite Eartheater. As well as digging into the label’s 13-year history, he also considers the post-pandemic future for underground culture. Check out the accompanying RELEVANT PARTIES Playlist on Spotify: https://bit.ly/relevantparties_playlist PAN: https://soundcloud.com/pan_hq | https://delinear.p-a-n.org/ | https://www.instagram.com/pan__hq/ Carhartt WIP: https://www.carhartt-wip.com/ | https://instagram.com/carharttwip/

Cette semaine, Gas Be a préparé un set d'ambient et une touche de Nu-Soul à la fin. Une émission parfaite pour se retrouver avec soi même et faire le plein de bonnes énergies. Musique de SW, Red Star CPR, KWC 92, Lee Gamble, Grand River, Global Communication, Vakula, 1977, Hotsprings, DJ Sotofett et Sun Circle. Emission proposée par l'association Santé-Bien-Être.

@shevsmachine is a "Human Being Generating Synthetic Scores for Retro Futuristic Neurodancers". This mix is a collection of various inputs to help you better connect with the Cyberspace. TRACKLIST 01. ＰＨＡＴＣＡＰ - OVER 02. BRUCE - Xull 03. LEE GAMBLE - 89 04. OL - Face You Got 05. Park Hye Jin - HOLD ON 꽉잡아 06. Bambounou - See You Soon 07. Kelly Lee Owens - CBM 08. Consulate - RZ Canin 09. Smog - Abschluss SCAN 10. Smokestax - Decompression 11. Beatkarma - Tails 12. 23 Odd Cats - The One I Couldnt Lamp 13. Warzou - Run (J-Shadow Version) 14. MESH - Atemlos 15. Hthr - TTT 16. Wiley - Step 2001 (Chevel Edit)

For this PlaguePod, we’re joined by guests including Simon Sellars, author of ‘Applied Ballardianism‘, DJ producer and UIQ label boss Lee Gamble, and author and blogger Matt Colquhoun (Xenogothic) to talk about the psychological effects of the Coronavirus crisis and the ever more alarming prescience of Ballard’s tales of isolation and quarantine, social breakdown, inner space, and the psychologically debilitating yet possibly liberating liberating effects of living through catastrophe. With soothing ASMR readings from Sellars, Ballard, and others, crisis music, listener phone-ins, a reading from Reza Negarestani’s ‘Mortiloquist‘, and an exclusive unlive recording of the 2009 Urbanomic gig by Russell Haswell.

Next up in our series of recordings live from the booth is Lee Gamble. This one's from a steamy summer night in August during which we tipped our hats to essential UK label Hyperdub in celebration of their 15th birthday. In between a stellar opening b2b from local rave heroes Akanbi & DJ Temporary, and leading into a serious beatdown from label boss Kode9 (that started with Burial, nonetheless), Lee Gamble's set exemplified the wild-style, distinctly UK sound the label has been pioneering for well over a decade now. There's something in the air on special nights like these, and Gamble channeled it to his full advantage, resulting in a set that was nothing short of outrageous. It's a two hour rollercoaster through genre & tempo, spanning sub-destroying bass & grime, dubstep infusions, plenty of breaks and a hefty dose of freaky techno. Full of unpredictable twists and turns while always remaining highly danceable and exceptionally fun, Lee blew the roof off and the minds out with one of the most mental sets we've heard in our two years between the stacks. Big love to all steppers in the place for this one, to the Groovy Groovy crew for the support, to Lou for all the technical finesse and the Lee for the tunes.

Solénoïde (16.09.2019) - Fidèle à sa passion des musiques atmosphériques, Solénoïde vous emmène vers les zones fertiles du territoire ambient. C’est dans cet espace aux ressources infinies que nous allons vadrouiller pendant 55mn. Pas moins de 9 titres se succéderont sur notre plan de vol, 9 titres tirés d’œuvres originales méconnues et pour la plupart assez récentes. L’occasion de contempler des paysages sonores très contrastés, propices pour certains au calme et au voyages intérieurs, pour d’autres à un défilé d’images troubles et poétiques. Mais pour être appréciée à sa pleine valeur, cette sélection musicale vous demandera un petit effort d’attention doublé d’un certain attrait pour la notion de textures sonores… Alors si les fictions anxieuses et les ambiances mystérieuses vous fascinent, plongez sans retenue dans cette Solénosphère !

Jake is joined by his Perennial bandmates, Josh and Luke Younggren, for a session of music and a LONG conversation. The topics are all over the place: Lutefisk, Yiddish accents, Freud, Jim Carrey, etc. Tons of music recommendations, and temporary audio engineer Chester the cat makes an appearance as well.Music suggestions are “Lonely Child” by Claude Vivier, The Stockhausen Ensemble, Giacinto Scelsi, “26 Mixes for Cash” by Aphex Twin, “Dutch Tvashar Plumes” & “Diversions 1994-1996” & “Mnestic Pressure” by Lee Gamble, “Deceit” by This Heat, “Season of Changes” & “Landmarks & Body” & “Shadow” by Brian Blade & the Fellowship Band.Claude Vivierhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/claude-vivier/161212833https://open.spotify.com/artist/40lnPEElT844RiQV8duFgSGiacinto Scelsihttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/giacinto-scelsi/56452757https://open.spotify.com/artist/1jn3OKI59KA2OJEwkUfaI6Aphex Twinhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/aphex-twin/39883194https://open.spotify.com/artist/6kBDZFXuLrZgHnvmPu9NsGLee Gamblehttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/lee-gamble/572503098https://open.spotify.com/artist/7rAD9Ws0ihREeDmgPS2ZL8This Heathttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/this-heat/155822290https://open.spotify.com/artist/2wXUKlYvdBHn2MNeRKgG6WBrian Blade & the Fellowship Bandhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/brian-blade-the-fellowship-band/278643307https://open.spotify.com/artist/4gjFkHMQ2r46oQ7gsIQaCFWake & Jakehttps://www.auxchicago.com/wake-jakehttps://www.instagram.com/wakeandjakepod/https://twitter.com/WakeandJakePodJake Fisherhttps://www.instagram.com/kennyg.g.allin/https://deathbotrecords.bandcamp.com/Music Composed by Jake FisherLogo by Baitul Javid

Note: This story contains some bad language and some drug references. Join author Jack Cameron Stanton as we whirl, twirl and tumble through the high-rises of Sydney in his story 'Bobo's Seaplane'. Absent DJ on the mix with the likes of: D. Tiffany, Dwig, Lee Gamble, Tears for Fears, Allike, Gil Michel, António Sanches, Ben Vince, Vondelpark & Low Flung.

Jake is joined by his Perennial bandmates, Josh and Luke Younggren, for a session of music and a LONG conversation. The topics are all over the place: Lutefisk, Yiddish accents, Freud, Jim Carrey, etc. Tons of music recommendations, and temporary audio engineer Chester the cat makes an appearance as well.Music suggestions are “Lonely Child” by Claude Vivier, The Stockhausen Ensemble, Giacinto Scelsi, “26 Mixes for Cash” by Aphex Twin, “Dutch Tvashar Plumes” & “Diversions 1994-1996” & “Mnestic Pressure” by Lee Gamble, “Deceit” by This Heat, “Season of Changes” & “Landmarks & Body” & “Shadow” by Brian Blade & the Fellowship Band.Claude Vivierhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/claude-vivier/161212833https://open.spotify.com/artist/40lnPEElT844RiQV8duFgSGiacinto Scelsihttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/giacinto-scelsi/56452757https://open.spotify.com/artist/1jn3OKI59KA2OJEwkUfaI6Aphex Twinhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/aphex-twin/39883194https://open.spotify.com/artist/6kBDZFXuLrZgHnvmPu9NsGLee Gamblehttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/lee-gamble/572503098https://open.spotify.com/artist/7rAD9Ws0ihREeDmgPS2ZL8This Heathttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/this-heat/155822290https://open.spotify.com/artist/2wXUKlYvdBHn2MNeRKgG6WBrian Blade & the Fellowship Bandhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/brian-blade-the-fellowship-band/278643307https://open.spotify.com/artist/4gjFkHMQ2r46oQ7gsIQaCFWake & Jakehttps://artfinixstudios.com/artfinix-podcasts/https://artfinixstudios.com/education/https://www.facebook.com/ArtfinixPOD/https://www.instagram.com/artfinixpodcasts/https://www.instagram.com/wakeandjakepod/https://www.instagram.com/kennyg.g.allin/Music Composed by Jake FisherLogo by Baitul Javid

VIA MIDI és un espai radiofònic que afronta l’escena electrònica actual des de diversos àmbits, un repàs al present discriminant criteris en quan a estil i distribució. Els camps habituals que es tracten son novetats, plataformes com bandcamp, netlabels, projectes valencians i alguna retentiva al passat. El programa està presentat per Ximo Noguera i es fa des d’Alzira Ràdio per a la Xarxa d’Emissores Municipals Valencianes. LA TERCERA ONADA és una de les diverses propostes que formen part de la plataforma NXT, monogràfic en valencià presentat per Ximo Noguera en el que cada edició es dedica a coneixer la trajectòria d'un artista internacional. També s'emet per Alzira Ràdio per a la Xarxa d’Emissores Municipals Valencianes.

VIA MIDI és un espai radiofònic que afronta l’escena electrònica actual des de diversos àmbits, un repàs al present discriminant criteris en quan a estil i distribució. Els camps habituals que es tracten son novetats, plataformes com bandcamp, netlabels, projectes valencians i alguna retentiva al passat. El programa està presentat per Ximo Noguera i es fa des d’Alzira Ràdio per a la Xarxa d’Emissores Municipals Valencianes. LA TERCERA ONADA és una de les diverses propostes que formen part de la plataforma NXT, monogràfic en valencià presentat per Ximo Noguera en el que cada edició es dedica a coneixer la trajectòria d'un artista internacional. També s'emet per Alzira Ràdio per a la Xarxa d’Emissores Municipals Valencianes.

VIA MIDI és un espai radiofònic que afronta l’escena electrònica actual des de diversos àmbits, un repàs al present discriminant criteris en quan a estil i distribució. Els camps habituals que es tracten son novetats, plataformes com bandcamp, netlabels, projectes valencians i alguna retentiva al passat. El programa està presentat per Ximo Noguera i es fa des d’Alzira Ràdio per a la Xarxa d’Emissores Municipals Valencianes. LA TERCERA ONADA és una de les diverses propostes que formen part de la plataforma NXT, monogràfic en valencià presentat per Ximo Noguera en el que cada edició es dedica a coneixer la trajectòria d'un artista internacional. També s'emet per Alzira Ràdio per a la Xarxa d’Emissores Municipals Valencianes.

On a causé du label PAN. On a cherché des trucs biens à en dire, mais il y avait quand même beaucoup de fiel lors de cette émission. Une ambiance délétère pourrait-on dire. Alors que bon, il y a quand même des choses plus que recommandables sur PAN. On a essayé de sélectionner le meilleur, du coup. Tracklist :  M.E.S.H. - Optimate (Piteous Gate, 2015) Objekt - Dogma (Flatland, 2014) Lee Gamble - Kuang Shaped Prowla (Dutch Tvashar Plumes, 2012) Eli Keszler - Cold Pin 2 (Cold Pin, 2011) Rashad Becker - Themes I (Traditional Music of Notional Species vol. 1, 2013) Amnesia Scanner - AS A.W.O.L. (Another Life, 2018) Mohammad - Sakrifi (Som Sakrifis, 2013) Valerio Tricoli - Stromkirche or Terminale (Clonic Earth, 2016) ADR - Shortcuts (Deceptionista, 2015) Mika Vainio / Kevin Drumm / Alex Dörner / Lucio Capece - II (Venexia, 2012) Puce Mary - The Transformation (The Drought, 2018) Oren Ambarchi - Tokyo Knots (Live Knots, 2015)

Paul Waldrop and Lee Gamble are two of our Client Success Managers at XINNIX, working everyday to ensure that hundreds of mortgage professionals around the country are equipped with everything... The post The Key to Client Success with Paul Waldrop and Lee Gamble appeared first on XINNIX.

Join us as we magically time travel back to the misery of dry January. Starting off with a dubbed out selection from the likes of Bush Chemists with Culture Freeman killing it on the mic, with some old Jah Woosh in the mix too, before we amble into some rhythmic excursions from Harmonious Thelonious. Things then take a bit of a turn to the ambient, with weird club and grime pieces from the likes of FIS, Fracture, Lee Gamble, Bloom, Logos, Beneath & Gaunt. The second hour dives into the more hype end of speed garage & bassline featuring Flex Kru, So Solid Crew, Pay As You Go Cartel and many more. The final twenty goes off on a rave tangent with some Shut Up and Dance breakbeat, some chopped and screwed Madonna vocals, classics from Messiah and Shed before closing it off with the Cloud 9 Mix of Hyper Go Go's High which features a bassline fully primed to mash the place down.

Ever-ascending love, walls of bass, deep listening on the Northern line. The London-based composer/experimental turntablist discusses three important compositions.

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

Coming to you from Edinburgh during the Hotflush On The Road tour, this week’s show features new music from Helena Hauff, Lee Gamble, Ambivalent, Glaskin, and a track from the new Levon Vincent album on Novel Sound. SCB - 'Below The Line' is out now: https://fanlink.to/HF046 Tickets for the rest of the tour: www.hotflushontheroad.com Subscribe to the show on iTunes: apple.co/2s5eVvJ Tracklist: 1. Levon Vincent - Slander is Terrible (Novel) 2. Secretsundaze - Motorway Jam (Secretsundaze) 3. SCB - Five Degrees (Hotflush) 4. Truncate - WRKTRX Rhythm 1 5. Helena Hauff - Do You Really Think Like That? (Ninja Tune) 6. TBC - Catacombs (MC MSTR2) 7. Levon Vincent - Baseball (Novel) 8. Glaskin - Space Cigarettes (Hotflush) 9. Ment - Vague Insanity 10. Lee Gamble - UE8 (Hyperdub) 11. Helena Hauff - Gift (Ninja Tune) 12. Ambivalent - Idola (Valence) 13. Psyk - Apart (Mote Evolver) 14. Helena Hauff - FF297-3 (Dark Entries) 15. Lee Gamble - Deja Mode (Hyperdub)

Lee Gamble is one of the most adventurous producers, label bosses and DJs in the electronic world. Over the course of four album projects and many EPs he has explored the ghost of jungle, abrasive ambient and textural techno in thrilling and compelling ways. Formerly releasing on Pan, he now heads up his own UIQ label and with it has curated some of techno’s most exciting new sounds. As well as DJing, he is behind a regular NTS radio show and tours a mesmeric live A/V show that always encourages you to escape and get lots in unfamiliar musical worlds. The two hour mix he serves up for is the freaky, left of centre post-rave adventure you would expect. It’s disorientating and non linear. Initially it focuses on texture and mood more than groove, then his jungle roots bubble up, and just as you think you know where you are going, Gamble pulls back and descends into bleak cinematic soundtracks. Unpredictable and wilfully contrary, like his own challenging productions it is a masterclass in sonic subversion that reveals more with each new listen.

Le Catalyste #27 du 01/06/2016 Avec une presentation du festival Mutek 2016 à Montreal Pierce Warnecke & Matthew Biederman, Lee Gamble, Orphx, Dasha Rush, Atom™, Maayan Nidam, Sonja Moonear, Mathew Jonson et Frits Wentink. Playliste: highlight: Pierce Warnecke - f_BroadsidedBySuddenSwells - Mem_ry Fr_gm_nts Boards Of Canada - Untitled (Machinedrum Edit) Lee Gamble - Motor System (Extension) - B23 Steelhouse Mix session: Kiani & His Legion - Voigt Kampff - The Paper Unicorn Maayan Nidam - Trippin' Over You - Last Moon - Cadenza Jimmy Edgar - RS2000 - Metaphysix IV, Cause & Effect Daze - Death Whirl - Neuromance EP - Lobster Theremin TRP - Spinnin' - Pano EP - Lobster Theremin Frits Wentink - Yeah But Maybe Never - Rising Sun, Falling Coconut EP Sonja Moonear - Desert queens - Superlongevity 5 Mathew Jonson - Body In Motion - Her Blurry Pictures Atom™ - Stromlinien - Ostgut Ton | Zehn Orphx - What Will Burn - The Sonic Groove Releases Pt. 2 - Hymen Records Dasharush - Son R - Forms Ain't Formats - Fullpanda Records - oldschool: Lenny Dee - bug spray (1992) Acid Junkies - sector 9 (1992)

Bill Kouligas is the Berlin based Greek who runs the PAN label. It is a place where underground dance, conceptual art and experimental electronic music have been colliding in captivating ways since 2008. Although he himself releases infrequently (but keep your eyes peeled) the label has become a go to outlet for forward thinking sounds that range from jungle to dark ambient thanks to artists like Lee Gamble, African Sciences, Objekt and many more. The design of each release is done by Bill, who has a background in graphic design, and is what ties the whole ever evolving project together. Expect a podcast consisting of old and current favourites and of course a fair share of unreleased PAN material.

The PAN artist recalibrates club music.

Turn your head to the night sky for this mix of spacey, neuron-spinning set of ambient and experimental electronics. New music from Lee Bannon, Amon Tobin, Lee Gamble, Phantom Head Trip, and more...

This podcast was inspired by Karl Meier's recent set at the Downwards Nacht at Berghain, in anticipation of his gig at The Bunker in February. 1. Intro - from "Wings Of Desire" (1987) 2. INFINITI "Think Quick - Moritz Von Oswald Remodel" (Metroplex, 1994) 3. LEE GAMBLE "Jove Layup" (Pan, 2014) 4. ROK "Discraft Ultrastar" (Jackfruit, 1997) 5. AJ SOUND "Basemental" (Decay, 1995) 6. TYREE "Let It Go feat. Blake Baxter" (Dance Mania, 1995) 7. LFO "Syndrome" (Warp, 1992) 8. PARANOID LONDON feat. PARIS BRIGHTLEDGE "Paris Dub 1 - Inst." (Paranoid London, 2012) 9. TERRACE "Bassin(c) Remix" (Djax-Up-Beats, 1993) 10. THE BLACK DOG "Ambience With Teeth" (Black Dog Productions, 1989) 11. PAUL DU LAC "Backstreet Boy" (Bio Rhythm, 2013) 12. 3MB feat. "MAGIC" JUAN ATKINS "Die Kosmischen Kuriere" (Tresor, 1992) 13. STERAC "Axion" (100% Pure, 1995) 14. 808 STATE "Deepville" (Creed, 1988) 15. PHUTURE "Spank Spank" (Trax, 1988) 16. XOX CREW "606 Outburst" (Logistic, 1993/2005) 17. JTC "Alpha Helix" (Spectral Sound, 2013) 18. TINFOIL "Foil3" (Tinfoil, 2014) 19. CHASE SMITH "Mala Jaska" (WT, 2013) 20. DANIEL BELL "Superminimal" (Logistic, 2003) 21. BENJAMIN DAMAGE "Acid Bath" (50Weapons, 2014) 22. CALL SUPER "Acephale II" (Houndstooth, 2014) 23. MARCEL DETTMANN "Apron - Planetary Assault Systems 'The Rhythm' Mix" (MDR, 2014) 24. K. ALEXI SHELBY "My My My" (Radikal Fear, 1994) 25. FAMILY LOUNGE "Kamakasi Pt. 5" (Kanzleramt, 2001) 26. ROK / JONZON "Sequential Polka" (International DJ Gigolos, 1996) 27. PETER FORD & EON "Dead Eye" (Ifach, 1994) 28. SUBURBAN KNIGHT "Predator's Language" (Underground Resistance, 2006) 29. UNIT MOEBIUS "World Turns Round" (Acid Planet, 1994) 30. SUN ELECTRIC "Osram 509" (R&S, 1993) 31. ACID JESUS "Radium" (Klang, 1994) 32. STEVE BICKNELL "Atonement EP - B2" (Cosmic, 2014) 33. THE HOUSEFACTORS "Play It Loud" (Blackmarket, 1988) 34. JACK MASTER "Bang The Pella" (Jack, 1993) 35. SUBURBAN KNIGHT "Infra Red Spectrum" (Underground Resistance, 1993) 36. 2000 & ONE "Line Dimension" (Eevo Lute Muzique, 1992) 37. FUTURHYTHM "Phuture 2" (Novamute/Tresor, 1992) 38. LOKTIBRADA "Untl - Regis Remix" (RSB/Tresor, 2004) 39. DEMDIKE STARE "Dyslogy" (Modern Love, 2013) 40. DJ HELL "Passionate - TDC Remix" (International DJ Gigolos, 1999) 41. PERCY X "By Night" (Soma, 1999) 42. REGIS "White Stains" (Downwards, 2001) 43. COIL "The Snow - Jack Dangers' 'Answers Come In Dreams 1 Remix" (Wax Trax, 1991) 44. ISRAEL VINES "WWKD" (Eye Teeth, 2015) 45. D.H.S. "Venus, The Morning Star" (Tino Corp, 2002) 46. JACKMATE "Male-Isms" (Phil Pot, 2004) 47. SKUDGE "Melodrama - Aubrey's Dark Mix" (Skudge, 2010) 48. STEVE BICKNELL "Transcendence - B1" (Cosmic, 2014) 49. EMMANUEL TOP "Spherique" (Novamute, 1996) 50. JEFF MILLS "Reverting" (Axis, 1995) 51. ABDULLA RASHIM "Red Uprise" (Northern Electronics, 2014) 52. VOICES FROM THE LAKE "Sentiero" (The Bunker NY, 2014) 53. STANISLAV TOLKACHEV "White Blood Cell" (Semantica, 2014) 54. REGIS (unreleased) 55. KOBOSIL "Asle" (MDR, 2014) 56. PEV & KOWTON "End Point - Stenny & Andrea Remix" (Livity Sound, 2014) 57. TALKER "Frame Capture" (Downwards, 2014)

We wrap up the year with a few of our artists telling us about some of the tracks that have caught their attention in 2014. FaltyDL, Illum Sphere, The Bug and Machinedrum select music from Lee Gamble, Kassem Mosse, Micachu and Fracture amongst others.

Rave horns at the ready...DJ Rules wants to take you back to 1992 and requests that you to don your day-glo dungarees and throw some shapes...electro, jungle drum & bass and acid house all get a look in. Fortunately Dr Volume is on hand to provide some indie records as well. Featuring Madlib, Hood, Special Request, Lee Gamble, Capricorn, Laetitia Sadier, Future Sound of London, Meat Beat Manifesto, The Three Disciples, Edvard Graham Lewis, Tony Lee, Everything But The Girl, Walter Gibbons

A post New Forms Festival comedown edition of MTH tonight - although not especially mellow. New tracks from Loscil, Kemper Norton. Lee Gamble, Antenna Happy, Vessel and lots more. DJ was a bit all over the shop though. Chips and beans.

A bonus beat edition of More Than Human on a Thursday afternoon - same treats, different time slot: Aphex, T.E.W., Lee Gamble, Sinoia Caves, Morton Subotnick. Teatime.

Episode - 072 Atom009 a.k.a Dalpalan in the mix Genre : Techno   Tracklist   01. Lee Gamble, Scanner - Crossover 02. Lee Gamble - Kuang Shaped Prowla - [Pan] 03. Ricardo Villalobos, Max Loderbauer - Reblop - [ECM] 04. Lee Gamble - Plos 97s - [Pan] 05. Milton Bradley - Reality is Wrong - [Prologue] 06. Acronym - Chloroplast - [Dimensional Exploration] 07. Oscar Mulero - Pria - [Detroit Underground] 08. Derrick May - Kaotic Harmony - [R&S Records] 09. Emptyset - Disperse - [Raster-Noton] 10. Drexciya - Bang-Bang - [Clone Classic Cuts] 11. 2562 - Redux - [Tectonic] 12. Objekt - Cactus - [Hessle Audio] 13. Samuli Kemppi - Wormhole - [Mote Evolver] 14. Borful Tang - The Seduction Ends In Tears - [Stroboscopic Artefacts] 15. Pär Grindvik - Planets in Palm - [A&S Germany] 16. Emmanuel Top - Tomorrow is another day - [Attack Records]   Less n Less  http://lessnless.com   http://facebook.com/lessnless

I'm back from Mutek with some top new tunes from Augustine Wrong, Lee Gamble and Jon Hopkins, plus an interview with Mount Kimbie and rarities from Rodion G A and CAT STEVENS. It's a strange world...

I love the end of the year because of all the lists that get posted all over the place.  I love discovering releases that I knew nothing about.  The folks over at Headphone Commute have started their mammoth collection of 15 best of lists here. Over at A Closer Listen they have lists for best field recordings, modern composition, experimental, post rock, overall, etc. and guest lists. Secret Thirteen has a ton of guest lists where I found a bunch of stuff I'd never heard of. There is a nice eclectic list over at Textura that is worth checking out. While cruising these list I came across some excellent electronic music.  Some of techno, some idm, some dub.  I found enough ambient/dub stuff to make me want to do a new dubby & dreamy mix.  So that's what this new mix is, a collection slow beats with a dubby feel with some ambient synth washes to keep things dreamy. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Ezekiel Honig & Morgan Packard - Balm 02:15    Submersion - Erosion II 04:00    Ezekiel Honig & Morgan Packard - Hibernate 06:55    Silent Harbour - Descending Radius Curve 09:00    Kabana - Reflex 13:55    Ghosting Season - Through Your Teeth 18:00    DJAx - Machines 21:00    Deepchord - Rippling 22:00    Arc of Doves - Arabesque 24:45    1991 - High-Tech Slow-Life 28:00    Andy Stott - Luxury Problems 30:30    Deepchord - Theme from Silent World 36:40    Alteria Percepsyne - Circumvent 39:10    sonmi451 - Vladivostok 44:00    Coppice Halifax - Dusk II (axs silent night breathing) 49:50    Voice from the Lake - Hgs 53:55    Lee Gamble - 3,4 synthetics 54:25    Willits & Sakamoto - I Don't Want To Understand 1:00:33    end

Lee Gamble, Claro Intelecto, Survive and many more top tunes sandwiched between a very real attempt to recreate a black hole in the studio. The engineer was not amused...

Lee Gamble delivers a great mix for the fourth special guest episode of ∆ICASEA SELECT.