This week I will mostly be listening to....

Yo Mamma

Lützenkirchen

What DJ's are u currently listening to ? Post here !

Linkey to mixage if possible !

:pac:

jtsuited

I likes a lot of the Lutzenkirchen stuff.

But this week I mostly be listening....... Pan Pot (and a lot of the other Mobilee stuff).

VinylJunkie

My Favorite Pan pot Tune,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=msF3Jub-tzg

This week Ill be listening to everything in my crate preparing for Saturday night.

Yo Mamma

Pan Pot - Charlie

Thats a top tune, it's on the Clubbers guide to Berlin I think....

Four-Percent

Anyone remember Lutzenkirchen's song "3 tage wach?" It was huge in Germany and was truly awful :pac:

I'll be listening to Trentemoller's harbour music compilation, picked it up yesterday.

Yo Mamma

Four-Percent wrote: »

Anyone remember Lutzenkirchen's song "3 tage wach?" It was huge in Germany and was truly awful :pac:

Have to agree there..... his live sets are great though...

Just bought this at lunch: Funk D'Void Sci.Fi.Hi.Fi 4 its not bad..

OV

Helicopterface - Instruct Anorgasmia (Vinyl mix)
http://www.planetamodular.com/audio/Helicopterface%20-%20Instruct%20Anorgasmia.rar

01. Circuit Parallele – Silenzio Assurdo [Spine]
02. Die Neue Sachlichkeit – Contact [Pliftkauf]
03. Celluloid Mata & Imminent – M.I.S.C [Vaccuum]
04. Helicopterface – Purpose Aches (Element Abuse Remix) [Mash Up]
05. Current 93 – The Great In The Small part I [Durto]
06. Zotz – Metaflex [Yb70]
07. Le Talium – Rebond [Zhark Berlin]
08. Archae - Resolute [Maracas]
09. La Peste – Pure Techno Track [Reverse]
10. Zotz – Terranium [Yb70]
11. Scorn – Stripped Back Hinge [Ad Noiseam]
12. Surgeon – Shaper Of The Unknown [Counterbalance]
13. Zym0siZ – Dante [Zhark Berlin]
14. Caustic Window – Garden Of Linmiri [Rephlex]
15. Imminent Starvation – Relocation 1 [Hymen]
16. Sobchak – Electron Libre [Yb70]
17. Sulphuric Saliva – Trap [Uncivilized World]
18. Mescalinium United – We Have Arrived [PCP]
19. Surgeon – Another Body [Counterbalance]
20. Kareem – Botas [Possible Music]
21. Mouse – Mas. 23 [Underground Perversions]
22. Metic – Train Damage [Audio Illusion]
23. Current 93 – The Great In The Small part II [Durto]
24. Headcleaner – F84546 [Headcleaner]
25. Cylob – Skraip [Rephlex]
26. British Murder Boys – Fist [Downwards]
27. Converter – Denogginizer (Kill The Brain) [Hymen]
28. Monrella – Studio 5 [Zet]
29. Nebula II – Normal [IST]
30. X-103 – Curse Of The Gods [Tresor]
31. Somatic Responses – RP03 [Deadly Systems]
32. Elektroplasma – Untitled [L’Art et La Guerre]
33. Zipper Spy – Factor 13 [Homewrecker Foundation]

Zascar

Love Lutzenkirchen. Great Stuff is a brilliant Label.

For me it is Milton Jackson: https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/track/catalog/?performerId=3461&contextType=artists&contextEntityId=3461&orderBy=trackPublishDate%20DESC%2C%20releaseId%20DESC This guy has an impressive ammount of really like deep and funky tracks

FLYNN-DOG

Look out for Anja Schneider's mix of "Charlie." Listening to Steve Bug's "Collaoboraty" album .....it's gooooood

Yo Mamma

Desyn Masiello

:pac:

bluto63

Vitalic

Yell0 Man

Sub Focus Essential Mix - have been for 3 months

http://www.dnbarena.ru/download/Sub_Focus-Essential_Mix-20090425.mp3

Yo Mamma

Pig & Dan

:pac:

Zascar

Love Pig & Dan

FLYNN-DOG

Joris Voorn - LIve from Space Opening party, ya can get it on rapidshare. Also Kabale und Liebe, this guy is brilliant guys.....

Yo Mamma

Samuel L. Session

:pac:

jtsuited

Yo Mamma wrote: »

Samuel L. Session

:pac:

his latest track on Be As One is lovely shtuff altogether.

joker77

Yo Mamma wrote: »

Samuel L. Session

:pac:

Sweet - will listen to it this morning.

Samuel L Session is quality - have you heard Big Bad Drum?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RFqiGkE_kg

jtsuited

big bad drum be the one i'm talkin bout. Brilliant brilliant track.

jtsuited

Wasn't a huge fan of the original of this but this remix is so friggin good. Only got it yesterday.

Artist: Len Faki
Track: Death By House - Ed Davenport Remix

hadn't heard of this ed davenport guy before, but this remix is really something!!

jtsuited

oh and this one. I know it was quite big and everyone probably knows it but it's what I'm listening to this week.

Mathew Johnson is proper good.

joker77

jtsuited wrote: »

Wasn't a huge fan of the original of this but this remix is so friggin good. Only got it yesterday.

Artist: Len Faki
Track: Death By House - Ed Davenport Remix

hadn't heard of this ed davenport guy before, but this remix is really something!!

Nice one for this, like it

There was an EP earlier in the year called Slowly We Rot, by Koljah and Oliver Deutschmann - link on beatport here.
Was quality stuff and the 2 Ed Davenport remixes were excellent

jtsuited

yeah heard those last night on beatport. methinks i've found my new favourite artist for this week. thanks for the headsup anywho joker.

joker77

No worries - always good to share!

Have my radio slot this evening from 9.30 - 11, picked this up this week and will definitely be playing at least 1 track from it:

Maya Jane Coles - The Dazed EP

acman

Stimming - Reflections Album!

http://www.discogs.com/release/1723838

jonny68

Listening to some new(ish) USA funky House, some quality stuff:cool:

Yo Mamma

Gaiser

:pac:

VinylJunkie

Yeah Gaiser is my Hero, Superman wears Gaiser Pajamas.

R.Shackleford

Gui Borratto - The rivington..some of his tunes are hit and miss but this is just a beautiful track.

FLYNN-DOG

Latest Samuel L Session Remix reviewed here;

http://www.ibiza-voice.com/story/news/1957

Also this one Acman by Stimming;

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qrb_rj7g3F4

acman

Seems like this guy can do no wrong this year! His new album is fan freakin tastic :cool:



Tracklist
01. Time
02. Chimes
03. Tronic
04. Lucious
05. Past And Present
06. My People
07. The Soloist
08. Big Bad Drum
09. Clear As Day
10. Sections
11. Tight Stack
12. Pulse

‘The Man With The Case’ is a culmination of two decades of experience from Swedish old school techno legend Samuel L. Session.
The sound of the past often collides with current movements but never has it sounded so fresh than from Samuel L. Session AKA SLS. His skills and knowledge from the evolving electronic music scene create a stark and original album project to remind us what the real sound of techno is. Sounding as fresh as the early days of the 909, ‘The Man With The Case’ harks back to the house veins of Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May but in an inspiring new context, digging into the roots of techno while stamping the SLS classic and groovy print into each production.
The album opens elegantly with ‘Time’, drifting into a dreamy and evocative atmosphere glowing with luminosity. Bouncing straight into ‘Chimes’, the B side for the first EP release earlier this year sinks quickly into rolling grooves and soars with radiant melodies.
The tempo is raised with burning dancefloor cuts ‘Tronic’, ‘My People’ and Big Bad Drum’, the classic bomb released earlier this summer on Be As One, and simmers with the smouldering embers of the warmth of house music in ‘Lucious’ and ‘Past and Present’. Menacing flares and bold snares make ‘The Soloist’ shake the skull and the closing moments in ‘Tight Stack’ and ‘Pulse’ offer a chance for reflection and new insight.
Samuel L. Session’s career began in the late eighties when mixing hip hop and early forms of techno and house in his home of Sweden. His SLS guise soon became synonymous with groovy techno through a string of high profile releases on labels such Planet E, Soma and Intec and remixes for techno veterans such as Slam and Kevin Saunderson. SLS also founded a string of his own successful imprints, Solid Beat, Cycle and Klap Klap, each making a significant mark on the landscape of techno.

joker77

acman wrote: »

Seems like this guy can do no wrong this year! His new album is fan freakin tastic :cool:

Big time!

Hope to get through a couple of these tracks on the radio show this evening - live here from 9.30

PrideInBattle

Marcus Schossow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rn_dg9oGxro

A abseloute MUST if you're a Trance fan.

jonny68

Today i was listening to this, dark and deep :cool:

Scubadevils

This week it will be mainly dub. Finally picked up a copy a couple of weeks ago of 'Electronic Dub' by a collaboration of New London School of Electronics & Air Liquide...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1fci1oDb2k

bluto63

NAPT

jonny68

Fantastic album this love it :cool:

Yo Mamma

Spencer Parker

:pac:

Yo Mamma

Karotte

:pac:

DarkJager

Anjunabeats Volume 7 - have nearly worn CD1 out thanks to Boom Jinx

Executive Steve

http://www.club-autonomic.com/

The Autonomic Podcasts; D:Bridge, Instra:Mental and ASC.

If you like electronic music then these are mandatory.

Yo Mamma

Alan Fitzpatrick

:pac:

Zascar

Yo Mamma wrote: »

Alan Fitzpatrick

:pac:

Yeah he's great been a fan for a while... One to watch definitely

ianuss

Been listening to lots of Cid Inc lately

http://soundcloud.com/cid-inc/cid-inc-deplug-proton-radio-14-01-2010


And I'm lovin Sasha Le Monnier too

http://soundcloud.com/sashalemonnier/danceradioglobal-jan-2010

magma69

I have been listening to plenty of psychosis inducing drill n bass/idm courtesy of Venetian Snares

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PBeKzVhWHY

Scubadevils

On a dub techno buzz (again) and listening to a lot of Monolake, Deepchord etc. Also listened to 'Arrange & Process Basic Channel Tracks' by Scion last night for the first time in a while, stunning mix.

http://www.discogs.com/Scion-Arrange-And-Process-Basic-Channel-Tracks/release/43996

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-DGtIPbphE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQSGsRRcpp0

Finally back in print!!! It was never going to be a straight forward thing - a Basic Channel mix has been on the cards for many years now, but the concept just needed to be as special as the source material in question. Having stated on many an occasion that Hardwax affiliates Pete and René, aka Scion, understood and played Basic Channel material in the way it was intended to be played, the release of Ableton's 'Live' software (engineered by Monolake's Robert Henke) convinced Mark and Mauritz that the time had come to try something new out. And that's precisely what this unfathomably good CD is - components from all 9 Basic Channel 12"s, (plus some choice cuts from related project Rhythm and Sound and remix work for Carl Craig), weave in and out of the mix, flawlessly spliced together, remodeeled and reshaped with deep understanding of the BC sound and a look towards its future. To give you an idea of the genius at play here - the first cut employs fragments from Cyrus's 'Inversion', 'Mutism', 'Radiance III' and the Basic Channel reworking of Cral Craig's awesome 'The Climax' - 4 classics, re-embedded to create something that constructs itself fresh, somewhere between mixing and remixing. And that's just the opening sequence! Flowing from first moment to last, this is a benchmark record that not only serves as a breathtaking testimony to one of our most treasured and beloved labels of all time, but also illustrates that technology really can be about more than just presets and self indulgance - here allowing seminal material to be re-lived from new perspectives and within new surroundings. Fans of Basic Channel will melt into this CD on first play, those of you new to the label will do well to give this a listen and understand exactly what all the fuss has been about. Utterly Essential.
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=8092

ianuss

just in the middle of listening to cass $ slide's essential mix from 2001 and it's still genius


http://www.essentialmixes.net/mixDetail.php?n=Cass%20and%20Slide&d=12-23-01

bigblackmug

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5J6aZxcbuDs

EMF revisited.

I'm listening..., well ogling mostly.

copeyhagen

4 years on...

im sure a lot of peoples tastes have changed...

right now im listening to howard stern prank calls on youtube while working, then i will be listening to a soundcloud set on the fone, daniel avery or something

Yo Mamma

This week its mostly Camea

Camea - Spazio 900 (Rome) 22-02-2014 to be precise :pac:

Scubadevils

Mostly Juan Atkins and related techno, plus on a more chilled note catching up with albums by Loscil.