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Und weiter gehts im Mai 2016. Dieser Mix besteht nur aus richtig schöner analoger Mukke. Keine digitalen Tracks. Alles Vinyl aus den Jahren 1996 - 2011. Der etwas andere Sound. Aber sooooo geil!!! Live gemixt von Zeitsprung.club - Tom https://www.facebook.com/zeitsprung.club/ 1. J.T. Functions - Running on E (2000 XS-018) 2. S & H - Solitaire (1996 GAMB 025-6) 3. R. Cerrone - Track A1 (1999 Rilis01) 4. R. Cerrone - Track A1 (1999 Rilis02) 5. Adam Beyer - Stereotypes (2006 Cor12“-025) 6. Basic Implant - revenge of the 303 (2006 Toneman 28) 7. Sequan - Dark Story (2004 Holzplatten 073) 8. Quartz - Techno in E minor (2005 ASC021) 9. Tim Track - Track it back (Hertz Remix) (2005 RNB001) 10. Koenig Cylinders - Ninetynine.Nine (Selway Remix Six´TwentyThree“) (2002 EXACTA002) 11. Marco Lenzi & Anderson Noise - Augusta (2011 Audio 039-6) 12. tst13 - Side One (2003 tst 013-6) 13. Taxi - Rohrbruch (Stretched Version) (2002 MM095) 14. Jel Ford - Distinctly Neopolitan (Marco Carola Rmx) (2002 Platform 003)

Alex Bau (DE) - NightVision Techno PODCAST 63 Pt. 2 This set was recorded at Inox club, Toulouse, France 19.04.2014! Bio: Is it related to the fact that there has been a time before Techno for Alex Bau? Thousands of records in his collection, different styles, different music, for sure something that leaves its marks, no doubt about it. Still he is doing Depeche Mode-Nights from time to time, just for fun, and his activities on Techno doesn`t really suffer from that, not at all! With his 5 or even more hours sets at his first resident club in his southeastbavarian homearea, the „Libella“, where for example also DJ Hell started his career back in the 80ies, he achieved the reputation as somebody who is totally aware of what he is doing, totally dedicated to it and also totally loving it. He had his own radioshow for over 2 years on a local radiostation, still so far the only technoshow in this area, but after countless gigs at the local clubs time was right to proof that he is also able to play at other places all around. Especially the productions together with his friend Sven Dedek, mainly released under their moniker „Basic Implant“ or „Electric Envoy“ on labels like the at this time starting „Fine Audio Recordings“ from Chris Liebing have hit the technofloors in a very impressive way, so that he was able to collect also international experiences behind the decks while Sven was playing live. Releases like the „Phase Edit EP“, a highly acclaimed and well sold rework of some Nitzer Ebb EBM Classics, or their work for Dave Angel`s "Rotation", Justin Berkovi`s "Predicaments" or Pascal FEOS` "PV-Records" enabled the guys to reach a much bigger audience. Finally, after numerous releases for different labels beside his own label “Toneman”, Alex released his debut-album “Connected” in late 2004, which immediately draw the attention of many high class DJ`s like Chris Liebing, Pascal FEOS or Good Groove to name just a few. The fact that these artists, all standing for a different kind of style, grabbed the tracks from “Connected” constantly shows that the name of the album couldn`t have been chosen in a better way. With starting his own label „Toneman“ back in 2000 Alex Bau also started to his soloproductions for labels like Chris Liebing`s “CLR” or the Montreal based label "Default Recordings". Montreal can be understood as a kind of scale of Alex` DJ-activities too! Within 3 years he has been booked to Montreal four times, his set from the legendary night at “Aria” from january 2006 was even released as a mix-cd “live at Aria / Montreal” so that Alex came back months later to perform on the releaseparty, once again a night to remember for the Montreal technomovement. At this time Alex was already booked as the headliner, and its reported by numerous mails and guestbook-entries that it was not a mistake to do so. Maybe also as a small, unconscious “thank you”, but mainly due to a very inspirational night he spent in Halifax, where he flew over to Canada for just one night, he declared an EP as the “C.A.N.A.D.A. EP”, which was released on CLR in late 2007 and received overwhelming feedback from all over the globe. People desrcibed the tracks “Summer in Moncton” and “Halifax Funk” as masterpieces of contemporary technomusic which seperates positively from the rest, mainly dominated by minimal clicks and cuts. But it`s not only Montreal, where Alex is being booked again and again, there are also other places, which obviously is a sign that he seems to be a guy who understands what to do when standing in front of people and trying to bring the party to the max. Clubs like Frankfurt`s "U60311", where, among other dates, he was part of the closing night of Chris Liebing`s legendary partyseries “Es ist Freitagaaabend”, Munich`s "Electric Delicate", Würzburg`s "Airport", or the legendary "Tresor" in Berlin are not only the trademarks of german technoclubculture, they can also be found on Alex Bau`s giglist. Japan, Braszil, USA, Canada, Poland, Croatia, Serbia, Holland or the closer Austria and Switzerland are some of the tourstops on Alex` calender, and no matter where, all over the places people can hear and feel how interesting, versatile and powerful techno can be if you understand to combine minimal and straight techno as a constant up and down. Always everything under control while the party is going wild, that`s what Alex is always going for. That`s also something what the crowd seemed to have experienced, so that Alex was voted among the 20 best national DJ`s on the poll from Germany`s leading Dancemagazine, Raveline, in 2006. After a short intermezzo as an official artist on the highly acclaimed label „Zenit“, that has been the platform for acts like Marco Carola, Adam Beyer, The Advent, Gaetano Parisio and many more, he now puts the focus back again on an own platform after releasing his album „Credo“ as a sublabel from Zenit, which is now “continued” as his personal artist label with already highly acclaimed releases like “My bleepy helloween” or “Bullet in your heart”, minimal tunes go together with peaktime slammers in a way that appears obvious and logic. This fact and the music on “Credo” attracts a lot of leading colleagues of Alex like Chris Liebing, Dubfire, Adam Beyer, Stephan Bodzin or also Charles Siegling aka Technasia, who invited Alex to join the worldfamous Sino-Label by end of 2008. The feedback on Alex` music is growing constantly, he turned out to be one the few real technoproducers since 2008 and his decision to focus on only a few, but very powerful and strong releases on labels like CLR, Sino or Credo speaks for itself. After releasing numerous succesful releases and remixes in 2009, e.g. “Red Chromosome” on CLR or the “Dark Summer Nights” on Credo, which has to be repressed again and again and was even featured on the German Club Charts (DDC), Alex was really touched by the fact that one of his musical idols, Martin L. Gore, has picked a remix from him (Marko`s “Everything turns black” Remix by Alex) for his pre-show-dj-set of the worldwide Depeche Mode “Tour of the Universe”. 2010 will not only see Alex being a part of handful of high-class artists to create the “10 years CLR compilation”, it will also be the year of Alex` next album “Being Wayne Sidorsky”, an outstanding album and a compilation of tracks which are totally dedicated to the bas(s)ic energy of Techno, something Alex always stood for and will always stay stand for. Techno can do a lot, if you let it do so. That`s the credo. His credo. Tracklist: Unavailable Total Time: 1:00:28 More info: Alex Bau WebSite: http://www.alexbau.de/ Alex Bau on BeatPort: http://www.beatport.com/artist/alex-bau/7389 Alex Bau on Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Alex+Bau Alex Bau on Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/alexbau Alex Bau on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/alex-bau/128175640006?ref=ts Alex Bau on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/alexbautechno Alex Bau on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/alexbau NightVision Techno PODCAST on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nightvisiontechnopodcast NightVision Techno PODCAST on MixLR: http://mixlr.com/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/hu/podcast/nightvision-techno-podcast/id472942249 NightVision Techno PODCAST on MIXCLOUD and DIRECT LINK: http://www.mixcloud.com/nightvision_techno_podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on FB: http://www.facebook.com/nightvisiontechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/nightvisiontechno E-mail: nightvisiontechnopodcast@t-online.hu

Sven Dedek aka Basic Implant (DE) - NightVision Techno PODCAST 51 Pt. 2 Special live act show! Bio.: Sven started producing in 1992 with the commodore amiga and did a lot of tracks for games for this computer. In 1995 Sven met Alex Bau (his toneman partner) with whom he collaborated to release an EP on Chris Liebing’s ‘Touchtone’ label that would be out in 1996 and be the beginning of a set of releases on renowned labels as Touchtone, Fine Audio, Shokoy, Dave Angel’s rotation, Pascal Feos’s PV-Records and Chris Liebing’s Clau, not to mention ascend recordings of course. As a live performing artist, Sven became quite talented and daring, so that his live acts have become an essential part of his musical existence. his performance at the world famous “Omen” in 1998 was a milestone in Sven’s career: “playing there, means you are part of it!” since 2000 Sven and Alex now run ‘Toneman’, their own outlet. “We spend more and more time in the studio together and we finally had the wish to establish our own label while releasing for other labels. ‘Toneman’ has enabled them to form their musical identity, and it is also a quality trademark in the techno scene. Sven’s main attitude is probably perfectionism. There is no limit when it comes to improvement of sound or liveappearences. Although he learned to evaluate exactly, if the track maybe gets to complicated for the floor, he never stops trying to make his productions interesting and changing. this is maybe the reason why Sven is meanwhile one of the most respected producers in the german technoscene. As mentioned, Sven has released EP’s for Fine Audio, Parasound, Energy Industries, Rotation (Dave Angel’s), Toneman (his own), CLR (Chris Liebing Records), PV-Records (Pascal Feos), Predicaments (Justin Berkovi Records) and Ascend Recordings as well as for many more labels. for details take a look at the discography! Tracklist: 01. Basic Implant - Bam bam 02. Basic Implant - Noizerator 03. Basic Implant - Bradleys Punch 04. Basic Implant - The Weapon 05. Basic Implant - Titan 06. Basic Implant - Revenge of the 202 07. Basic Implant - Gravitation 08. Basic Implant - The Wave 09. Basic Implant - Take Control 10. Basic Implant - Nur die Harten 11. Basic Implant - Chaotic Rites Total Time: 49:05 More info: Sven Dedek WebSite: http://svendedek.com/ Basic Implant on BeatPort: http://www.beatport.com/artist/basic-implant/33901 Basic Implant on Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Basic+Implant Basic Implant on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Basic-Implant/250676751672852 NightVision Techno PODCAST on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nightvisiontechnopodcast NightVision Techno PODCAST on Art Style Techno: http://artstyletechno.hu/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on MixLR: http://mixlr.com/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/hu/podcast/nightvision-techno-podcast/id472942249 NightVision Techno PODCAST on TuneIn: http://tunein.com/radio/NightVision-Techno-Podcast-p534346/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on MIXCLOUD and DIRECT LINK: http://www.mixcloud.com/nightvision_techno_podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on FB: http://www.facebook.com/nightvisiontechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/nightvisiontechno E-mail: nightvisiontechnopodcast@t-online.hu

Alex Bau (DE) - NightVision Techno PODCAST 40 Pt. 2 This set was recorded at Douala, Ravensburg 10.05.2013! Bio: Is it related to the fact that there has been a time before Techno for Alex Bau? Thousands of records in his collection, different styles, different music, for sure something that leaves its marks, no doubt about it. Still he is doing Depeche Mode-Nights from time to time, just for fun, and his activities on Techno doesn`t really suffer from that, not at all! With his 5 or even more hours sets at his first resident club in his southeastbavarian homearea, the „Libella“, where for example also DJ Hell started his career back in the 80ies, he achieved the reputation as somebody who is totally aware of what he is doing, totally dedicated to it and also totally loving it. He had his own radioshow for over 2 years on a local radiostation, still so far the only technoshow in this area, but after countless gigs at the local clubs time was right to proof that he is also able to play at other places all around. Especially the productions together with his friend Sven Dedek, mainly released under their moniker „Basic Implant“ or „Electric Envoy“ on labels like the at this time starting „Fine Audio Recordings“ from Chris Liebing have hit the technofloors in a very impressive way, so that he was able to collect also international experiences behind the decks while Sven was playing live. Releases like the „Phase Edit EP“, a highly acclaimed and well sold rework of some Nitzer Ebb EBM Classics, or their work for Dave Angel`s "Rotation", Justin Berkovi`s "Predicaments" or Pascal FEOS` "PV-Records" enabled the guys to reach a much bigger audience. Finally, after numerous releases for different labels beside his own label “Toneman”, Alex released his debut-album “Connected” in late 2004, which immediately draw the attention of many high class DJ`s like Chris Liebing, Pascal FEOS or Good Groove to name just a few. The fact that these artists, all standing for a different kind of style, grabbed the tracks from “Connected” constantly shows that the name of the album couldn`t have been chosen in a better way. With starting his own label „Toneman“ back in 2000 Alex Bau also started to his soloproductions for labels like Chris Liebing`s “CLR” or the Montreal based label "Default Recordings". Montreal can be understood as a kind of scale of Alex` DJ-activities too! Within 3 years he has been booked to Montreal four times, his set from the legendary night at “Aria” from january 2006 was even released as a mix-cd “live at Aria / Montreal” so that Alex came back months later to perform on the releaseparty, once again a night to remember for the Montreal technomovement. At this time Alex was already booked as the headliner, and its reported by numerous mails and guestbook-entries that it was not a mistake to do so. Maybe also as a small, unconscious “thank you”, but mainly due to a very inspirational night he spent in Halifax, where he flew over to Canada for just one night, he declared an EP as the “C.A.N.A.D.A. EP”, which was released on CLR in late 2007 and received overwhelming feedback from all over the globe. People desrcibed the tracks “Summer in Moncton” and “Halifax Funk” as masterpieces of contemporary technomusic which seperates positively from the rest, mainly dominated by minimal clicks and cuts. But it`s not only Montreal, where Alex is being booked again and again, there are also other places, which obviously is a sign that he seems to be a guy who understands what to do when standing in front of people and trying to bring the party to the max. Clubs like Frankfurt`s "U60311", where, among other dates, he was part of the closing night of Chris Liebing`s legendary partyseries “Es ist Freitagaaabend”, Munich`s "Electric Delicate", Würzburg`s "Airport", or the legendary "Tresor" in Berlin are not only the trademarks of german technoclubculture, they can also be found on Alex Bau`s giglist. Japan, Braszil, USA, Canada, Poland, Croatia, Serbia, Holland or the closer Austria and Switzerland are some of the tourstops on Alex` calender, and no matter where, all over the places people can hear and feel how interesting, versatile and powerful techno can be if you understand to combine minimal and straight techno as a constant up and down. Always everything under control while the party is going wild, that`s what Alex is always going for. That`s also something what the crowd seemed to have experienced, so that Alex was voted among the 20 best national DJ`s on the poll from Germany`s leading Dancemagazine, Raveline, in 2006. After a short intermezzo as an official artist on the highly acclaimed label „Zenit“, that has been the platform for acts like Marco Carola, Adam Beyer, The Advent, Gaetano Parisio and many more, he now puts the focus back again on an own platform after releasing his album „Credo“ as a sublabel from Zenit, which is now “continued” as his personal artist label with already highly acclaimed releases like “My bleepy helloween” or “Bullet in your heart”, minimal tunes go together with peaktime slammers in a way that appears obvious and logic. This fact and the music on “Credo” attracts a lot of leading colleagues of Alex like Chris Liebing, Dubfire, Adam Beyer, Stephan Bodzin or also Charles Siegling aka Technasia, who invited Alex to join the worldfamous Sino-Label by end of 2008. The feedback on Alex` music is growing constantly, he turned out to be one the few real technoproducers since 2008 and his decision to focus on only a few, but very powerful and strong releases on labels like CLR, Sino or Credo speaks for itself. After releasing numerous succesful releases and remixes in 2009, e.g. “Red Chromosome” on CLR or the “Dark Summer Nights” on Credo, which has to be repressed again and again and was even featured on the German Club Charts (DDC), Alex was really touched by the fact that one of his musical idols, Martin L. Gore, has picked a remix from him (Marko`s “Everything turns black” Remix by Alex) for his pre-show-dj-set of the worldwide Depeche Mode “Tour of the Universe”. 2010 will not only see Alex being a part of handful of high-class artists to create the “10 years CLR compilation”, it will also be the year of Alex` next album “Being Wayne Sidorsky”, an outstanding album and a compilation of tracks which are totally dedicated to the bas(s)ic energy of Techno, something Alex always stood for and will always stay stand for. Techno can do a lot, if you let it do so. That`s the credo. His credo. Tracklist: Unavailable Total Time: 1:14:41 More info: Alex Bau WebSite: http://www.alexbau.de/ Alex Bau on BeatPort: http://www.beatport.com/artist/alex-bau/7389 Alex Bau on Discogs: http://www.discogs.com/artist/Alex+Bau Alex Bau on Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/alexbau Alex Bau on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/alex-bau/128175640006?ref=ts Alex Bau on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/alexbautechno Alex Bau on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/alexbau NightVision Techno PODCAST on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nightvisiontechnopodcast NightVision Techno PODCAST on MixLR: http://mixlr.com/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/hu/podcast/nightvision-techno-podcast/id472942249 NightVision Techno PODCAST on MIXCLOUD and DIRECT LINK: http://www.mixcloud.com/nightvision_techno_podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on FB: http://www.facebook.com/nightvisiontechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/nightvisiontechno E-mail: nightvisiontechnopodcast@t-online.hu

Manifest Podcast 018 - extraKtOriginally from the suburbs of Glasgow, the extraKt moniker was developed in 2009 as an output for music largely influenced by a love of percussion and uptempo beats, with early techno influences involving the sounds of Utility Plastics, Thomas Krome, The Advent and Patrik Skoog to name but a few.Releasing the K001 EP on M_REC in April 2009, extraKt has went on to record remixes for such artists as Dominik Muller, Doktrin and Mr. Mau and has had releases on Limetree, Return Records and TrusT Recordings.Supporting the provision and access to upfront quality techno, extraKt has been involved in the tri-album TrusT Recordings project which aims to supply a platform for artists to “..generously offer tracks and artwork as they so wish, providing an output which is both a wide and extensive range of electronic musical expressions.”The latest TrusT Recordings album, entitled “Rememberance”, is due for imminent release.More infos and sounds :http://soundcloud.com/extraktTracklist :_____________1. Path Reference - Mapping to Route Path (BMS Master) [TrusT Recordings]
2. Path Reference - Release-compiled binaries (BMS Master) [TrusT Recordings]
3. Cloaks - Detritus (Version) [3by3]
4. Perc - My Head Is Slowly Expanding (Ancient Methods remix) [Perc Trax)
5. Mslwte - Discorded (BMS Master) [TrusT Recordings]
6. Mutant - A Certain Momentum (BMS Master) [TrusT Recordings]
7. Regis - Blood Witness [Blackest Ever Black]
8. Oscar Mulero - Reverberation [Polegroup]
9. Dare & Haste - Ghost Machine [ePM Online]
10. Exium - Self Consume [Audio Assault Holland]
11. Oscar Mulero - CV is Dead (Undercover remix) [Warm Up Spain]
12. Reeko/Gennaro le Fosse - Witchcraft 4 [Mental Disorder Spain]
13. Groof - Heat [Nheoma Spain]
14. Oscar Mulero - Repeater [Warm Up Spain]
15. Mike Parker - Protolanguage [Spectral Sound]
16. Julien H Mulder - Stuck in the Chamber [Labrynth]
17. Developer - Programma [Modularz]
18. Tomohiko Sagae - Deburring (Makaton & Paul Damage - Wasps mix) [Rodz Konez]
19. Doktrin - nieuwe opbouw 1.2 (BMS Master) [TrusT Recordings]
20. Peter Gual - A nes teu silenci (BMS Master) [TrusT Recordings]
21. CWS - It's all a blur (BMS Master) [TrusT Recordings]
22. Hostile - Corrupt (BMS Master) [TrusT Recordings]
23. C System - Grandparents [Elektrax Recordings]
24. Exigent - No Way Out [Audioexit]
25. Developer - Revisited [Modularz]
26. Moto Yakamoto - Heated [InGrooves]
27. Adam Kelly - Moon Filter [Labrynth]
28. Jeroen Liebregts - Replace or Rename [Audio Assault Holland]
29. Snap-9A - Prophetia (El Bosco remix) [Armatura]
30. H. Paul - Saturated Noise
31. Testosteron Inc. - Spirit of Manpower 1 [Toneman]
32. Dare & Haste - Bad Mouthed (Intro) [Mixtape Germany]
33. Oris - Glucuron [Corrupt Systems]
34. H. Paul - Moment of Inspiration [Darkletvm Records]
35. Roffey - Retrieval (BMS Master) [TrusT Recordings]

Here's the slightly longer than usual Communitoid Episode 005 - Do You Even Lift?  This week Joanna experienced the glory of jump kicking zombies, Conor gives Aaron the perfect plan for a holiday suicide note, Andy's net connection is terrible and he hates you all, and guest host StriderHoang doubts you even lift.  We also talk about the Anita "Starkid" Sarskeesian controversy for the first and last time ever.  Enjoy the final Communitoid ever due to the upcoming Mayan Apocalypse!   SPOILER ALERT!  We talk about The Dark Knight Rises, and mention something that may or may not be spoilerly from 1 hour 30 seconds until 1 hour 40 seconds. We also talk about the end of Dead Island from 1 hour 6 minutes and 35 seconds until 1 hour 7 minutes and 5 seconds. PS: While mentioning RTS Total Annihilation Conor meant to say Chris Taylor when he said Chris Carter, and while talking about Nintendo Power Mxy said Howard Lincoln instead of Howard Phillips. Oops. Opening and closing themes by Adam AcH (http://www.bravebeat.com http://soundcloud.com/ach-cue) Show logo by the incredible ZombiePlatypus Break song: Feed the Dada (AdamAcH Remix) - DaDa Life (https://soundcloud.com/ach-cue/feed-the-dada-adamach-remix) Thanks for listening!  Follow us @Communitoid on Twitter.  Community member show openings can be sent to aaron@destructoid.com.  Talk about us on the Forums: (http://forum.destructoid.com/forumdisplay.php?59-Communitoid) Follow us on the Cblogs: (http://destructoid.com/blogs/communitoid) Subscribe via RSS (http://feeds.feedburner.com/communitoid), iTunes (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/communitoid/id570116319), or download via the direct link (http://traffic.libsyn.com/communitoid/Communitoid_Episode_005.mp3) Full show notes available at http://communitoid.libsyn.com ------------------------------- Bloggers / Artists Wanted: Bloggers Wanted: Your favorite gaming moments of 2012 (http://www.destructoid.com/bloggers-wanted-your-favorite-gaming-moments-of-2012-239781.phtml) Cblogs: Games Are from Mars, Players Are from Venus by kona (http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/kona/gamers-are-from-mars-players-are-from-venus-240289.phtml) Byte-Sized Boos: indie horror quick hits by nekobun (http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/nekobun/byte-sized-boos-indie-horror-quick-hits-240220.phtml) The five stages of backlog grief by TriplZer0 (http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/TriplZer0/the-five-stages-of-backlog-grief-240306.phtml) Dale North sent me Persona 4 and Corgi money! (A thank you to Dtoid) by Levito (http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Levito/dale-north-sent-me-persona-4-and-corgi-money-a-thank-you-to-dtoid--240176.phtml) Creating Horror in Videogames: Topics, Tropes, and Atmosphere by Panzadolphin56 (http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Panzadolphin56/creating-horror-in-videogames-topics-tropes-and-atmosphere-239916.phtml) Less Than Love: A Story About Catherine by Brandon Dickerson (http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/Brandon+Dickerson/less-than-love-a-story-about-catherine-239956.phtml) Let's worry about real sexism, shall we? by CaimDark (http://www.destructoid.com/blogs/CaimDark/let-s-worry-about-real-sexism-shall-we--240204.phtml) Forums: Who the hell are you?! 2.0 (http://forum.destructoid.com/showthread.php?22498-Who-the-hell-are-you-!-2-0&p=1122219&viewfull=1#post1122219) A Call for Help by KingSigy (http://forum.destructoid.com/showthread.php?26299-A-Call-for-Help) Anti-Christmas music/Alternative Christmas Music thread by mirage of Excellence (http://forum.destructoid.com/showthread.php?26468-Anti-Christmas-music-Alternative-Christmas-music-thread) Community Podcasts: The Cblog Fapcast (http://www.scottygrayskull.com/cblogfapcast/index.html) Meet Ups: Dtoid NY/NJ Holiday Party - (https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!forum/dtoid-new-york) Dtoid Texas Holiday shenanigans on December 21s - Contact Sean Carey on Twitter @walk_your_path MAGFest (http://magfest.org/) Dtoid MAGFest Google Group (https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!forum/dtoid-magfest-2011) Other: Honest Movie Trailers: The Dark Knight Rises (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQJuGeqdbn4) Epic Comment: Elsa on Tropes vs. Women featured on Reddit (http://www.destructoid.com/epic-comment-elsa-on-tropes-vs-women-featured-on-reddit-240143.phtml) Toneman (far right) on Portlandia with a Mr. Dtoid/Shufflebot lookalike (http://imgur.com/Op5Q3) The Destructoid Comic - click back in the archive for more! (http://www.destructoid.com/userblog_show_promoted_blogs.phtml?start=16&a=2860) The Indoor Kids Interview with Howard Phillips (http://www.nerdist.com/2012/10/the-indoor-kids-67-gamemaster-howard/)

Episode - 018 Alex Bau in the mix  Live DJ Set at Quadro / Less n Less presents "Alex Bau" 17, Nov, 2012 Totally 4hour set, Just publish 1st half of his playing set. Genre : Techno Hailing from Germany, Alex Bau (Mr. Gringo Techno a.k.a the Bavarian Techno Machine) has been a regular contributor to the techno scene as a producer, DJ, and label manager. With more than 10 years of experience producing music, he achieved the reputation of someone who knows what he's doing. He first started spinning long sets as a resident DJ at Libella in Germany, which was also a home to DJ Hell in the 80's. Founding his own record label, Toneman back in 2000, he also released his solo productions under labels such as Chris Liebing's CLR and the Montreal based label, Default Recordings and Credo. After numerous releases through different labels, Alex's debut-album, Connected (2004) drew the immediate attention of many high class DJs like Chris Liebing, Pascal FEOS, and Good Groove to name a few. He released a few 12" EPs through the Zenit record label which has been the platform for DJs and producers like Marco Carola, Adam Beyer, The Advent, Gaetano Parisio, and many more.  Less n Less  http://lessnless.com   http://facebook.com/lessnless

When it comes to Daniele Papini it is impossible to separate the man from the musician. Every step Daniele has taken in his life is in time to the beat of the music he was hearing and producing during that specific moment; his childhood as a classical pianist; his teenage years growing up on the London squat scene, as the bassist in a punk band; the instant love affair when he first encountered techno in 1998, embracing the radical anti-conformist message of the early rave-scene, traveling worldwide blasting the system from his huge wall of sound, to his early club residencies in Florence; all these encounters have given him the richly textured eclectic sound that he has honed today, that he brings to his live sets, to Sleep is Commercial and to studio productions made in Berlin, his home since 2006. Daniele's home is in fact just one big studio. Love at first sight with techno brought him into contact with his other great passion in life: music production. A chance meeting with Alen Sforzina in Croatia in 2005 led to the foundation of the GraFit Project, whose early collaborations were released on Italian label Urban Mantra and German label Toneman. Walking through the backyards of techno Daniele has been introduced and welcomed into many electronic families but it was his solo track Church of Nonsense, released in May 2008 that brought him international acclaim as the artist behind a track considered at the cornerstone of the techno genre. While his studio productions are chart-topping successes which reach a broad audience, he has also earned professional respect as a producer with a musical output characterised by a subtility and sophistication. Since he first caught the techno-bug in 1998 he has never been able to escape the dancefloor as dj. His trademark sound immediately recalls his complex musical history, an openness to the non-electronic world and genres of music often less associated with techno, whilst he balances a technical crispness with an alluring rhythmic warmth made for dancing.As well as continuing to play worldwide and in Berlin's top venues, like Watergate and Arena, and of course the infamous underground one-off Sleep is Commercial parties, he is also a resident at the cities best summer terrace, Club der Visionaere. Right now Daniele is also focusing on his Pausenraum Studio and working on various different projects ranging from techno to indie. He is still heavily involved in his own Noisy Glance music project and of course is a central part of his Berlin-family, Sleep is Commercial.