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“For the closing night of Return to the Source at the Interdimensional Transmissions presents The Bunker party, we have a night of unique pairings, back to back sets from people who knew each other mostly, but usually don’t play together. After a full weekend of non stop great music, what better than the drama of the unknown combinations to keep you fully engaged, with deeply curated pairings and flows for each room. On May 27, Mike Servito x @Jeffrey Sfire scheduled from 1am until 3am. Mike Servito always majestically closes out No Way Back, but what would this combination bring? Sfire brought the heat, and their styles melded in a slightly pitched down form, music from all eras appeared. To me, it was a form of sonic bliss. I went and asked the Danny from Bing (who does the sound and built the speakers for the Garden Stage) if he minded if we went later, he was all for it. So were Servito and Sfire, and it just kept getting better and better. The crowd was totally locked in, the feeling was ecstatic, it was truly a beautiful moment. A magical closing set that naturally extended from two hours to 5 hours of pure heat from two DJs whose whole life is this music and this culture — who could ask for more?” — BMG
Catch Servito and Sfire playing an extended set to close out No Way Back NYC presented by The Bunker at the Chocolate Factory as a day party on Sunday November 12:
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This episode of The Bunker Podcast comes from Brussels’ Fuse resident DJ and label co-curator Altinbas, who has been playing all over Europe lately. Through his excellent Observation Station imprint, and other labels such as Token, Non Series, and of course Fuse, Altinbas has released a ton of great music in a relatively short period of time. Altinbas makes his US debut closing out The Bunker at Good Room this Saturday July 20.
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Umboma, is a collaboration between Omar Ahmad and Miss Alicia. Umboma is a project that emphasizes African, Arab and Latin American contemporary rhythms. A combination of Arabic, Swahili and Spanish words, Umboma signifies a Congregation of Freedom & Dance. Umboma do long-form journeys, starting with the experimental and psychedelic, moving into the rhythmic and euphoric. Here they present a studio mix of driving percussive house music in advance of their appearance at The Bunker at Good Room on July 20, 2024.
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This edition of The Bunker Podcast comes from Camille Altay (they/them), a visual artist, composer and DJ who lives and works in Climax, New York.
Camille spent formative years as a drum and bass dj in the house-heavy rave scene in Chicago in the late 90s. A contrarian in nature, Camille has been known to play genre-bending dj sets with influences ranging from Cumbia to Ghettotech. Camille’s live sets lean toward the spiraling, runaway arpeggiations of synth music in its initial stages of identity crisis - whether to emulate real instruments, or subversively carve a path towards unnamed and evolving shapes of space and identity. Camille has a recent release on the The Bunker’s long-form sub label Going In, is a founding member of of the group Birds of Prey (Kathexis Records, Mysteries of the Deep), and collaborates with LA artist Israel Vines under the moniker CAIV, with the most recent release Dwellers EP out on Tresor Records.
tracklist:
1 Reflection In Your Eyes / A.Fruit / Your Inner Sun
2 Bella di Giorno / Marco Shuttle / MSP01
3 Trunk Junk / Mad Zach / Out of Body
4 Tribes / Oceantied / Tribes
5 French Lessons / Beatrice M. & Trois-Quarts Taxi System / Spiral Study vol.3
6 Mhkl / Siu Mata & Amor Satyr / Nechung
7 Ritmo Actual / Toma Kami / Speed Oddity vol.II
8 Ecstatic dance / Vardae / The Kaipos EP
9 Odd / EM + STAV / Endless
10 Tunnel / Ghost Warrior / Fracture EP
12 Göbekli Tepe / CAIV / DWELLERS EP
13 Subspark / Aa Sudd / Pushedd
14 Deconstructor / Felix K / Die Verachtung
15 Run / Sully / UH-02
16 Orange Sunshine / Stakka & K.Tee / The Speed of Sound
17 napar / dadan karambolo / deers by bess
18 Multidimensional / Oscean / Multirays
19 Brahma Kamal / Space Drum Meditation / SDM005
20 Phaya Naga (INN Remix) / Sunju Hargun / Mooping Cuts #1 (Re-Meows)
21 Endless Vanishing Point / Marco Shuttle MSP01
22 Clastic / Vigliensoni / Clastic Music
23 Özlem / Konduku / Mantis 0910 -
The Bunker Podcast 229 comes from Berlin's Sarah Wreath, who takes you on a journey of intricate rhythms intertwine, leading you deeper into a mesmerizing labyrinth of sound.If listening, collection, and selection have been daily habits since her youth, the processes of production and devoted explorations into the ripples of sound became the most important aspects of her current practice. In her vision, there is no prevailing preference over the role of producer or DJ - no hierarchical distinction amongst the club’s dancefloor, the acoustic hall or the healing sound bath. In the same perspective, both the creator and the careful selector of music & sound are entrusted with the power of touching the body-mind complexities of listeners and dancers with forceful acoustic messages.Starting off 2024, she made her debut at Tresor Berlin for her first contribution to Infrastructure New York, which also features her collaborative work with David Sumner aka Function, from the collective Sandwell District."My aim with this mix was to take listeners on a journey—deep yet uplifting—reflecting my diverse taste in club music. It's like a rollercoaster ride of energy; sometimes we plunge into the depths, facing challenges, but consistently rediscovering our path to light and euphoria.” - Sarah WreathTracklist:Anthony Linell - Advanced Spiritual EvolutionStereometrix - Phone NumberOtodojo - SuzumebachiArtefakt - HypnosisValentino Mora - PortalRrose - Open CellApplebim - VansanDroneghost - EmberAlan Backdrop - NemonDasha Rush - Dream n68Etapp Kyle - PolarFranklin De Costa - PoseidonASC - TelomereTM404 - RymdekoLuigi Tozzi - Aztlan (Refracted Remix)Slam - InfraGiGi FM - AmadamushiesAnthony Linell - Path of Surrender
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This edition of The Bunker podcast comes from our old friend Blacklauren, recorded live at The Bunker at Good Room in July 2022, when he opened for DJ Nobu and Wata Igarashi. Mastered by Russell E.L. Butler.
artist statement: "At some point during the late months of 2013, a close friend at the time sent me a podcast mix to listen to from a young Japanese DJ who was completely unknown to me at the time - Wata Igarashi. This same friend coincidentally took me to my first Bunker party a few months prior & I became a regular attendee from that night onwards for many years.
In the early spring of 2015, my collaborative partner and I, collectively known as The Long Count Cycle, were asked to do a podcast mix for The Bunker as well as an invitation to play the party following it’s release. For us, this was monumental and just when we thought things couldn’t get any better, we were invited to play Rural festival and Dommune in Japan that summer based on our mix.
One of the artists on the lineup was Wata Igarashi. I was excited for many reasons but also because I now had the opportunity to tell him in person how phenomenal I thought his mix was. We spent quite a bit of time together during that trip and became friends. Additionally, I gained a new perspective on techno seeing how he performed and the sonic palette necessary for creating states of psychedelia and euphoria.
In the years following, we would cross paths several times at Nowadays, Good Room & Sustain Release. Each time, I left with a deeper understanding of the music and my place within it. So when I was invited to open for him and the exceptional & exemplary DJ Nobu, there was a visceral sense of validation in being entrusted to set the tone for what was to come that night. Please enjoy, listen on headphones or a system that can carry bass weight, “turn on, tune in, drop out”. -
For this edition of The Bunker Podcast we're releasing @otodojo's live set from their album release party at The Bunker in April.
artist video explanation accompaniment:
youtu.be/h-xMUetPiTg?si=9qj-4DNHj2dHUBtT
artist statement:
In February 2023 I focused on developing a new live set for my debut with @thebunkerny for an album release, named one of the best releases of 2023 by @mixmag-1. I trained the set with performances at Bossa Nova Civic Club with Perfect Party Look Book and at Forest City Lodge with Microtones in Ithaca.
Maybe describing this can help you process some live set ideas.
My previous approach to delivering this material live (originally at The Long Count Cycle, then at Technically Yeah) was using stems as a bedrock and improvisation on top. Even though this worked fine, it got a bit stale for me and I wanted to be as satisfied as a listener when a groove sets in. So I decided to go fully based on MIDI information and instruments, with an added challenge that my CPU can’t take too much of a load, so I needed to make sure I disabled certain instruments before bringing others in. A disclaimer is that I am not fully endorsing all of the equipment in this list, there are some caveats that I’m happy to discuss.
In Ableton I created custom instruments through stock plugins like operator, collision, wavetable - these instruments are divided into ones I cycle through and ones that are constant throughout the set.
The constant ones exist in instrument racks and are freely interchangeable through chains - all of the parameters are mapped to the same knobs on my Novation Launch Control XL enabling me to wash through several instruments running varying sounds. I also have stored macro variations for those instruments in case I need some sound immediately without menu diving (like 1/16 note hi hats).
The cycled instruments instruments are mostly from my tracks in Amphibious / Aural Spirits that are all controlled by four channels on my Xone K1. Initially I tried using Tip by K-Devices and Map-8 to disable a swath of devices (thanks One Child Policy for the tip!). Yet I found that the CPU load was comparable with just leaving the devices on and simply stopping clips. This made for a much better workflow.
I slowly progress through the cycled instruments while improvising with the constant instruments and the main drums / accenting discussed below.
My iPad is running Werkbench by Karl Scholz @karlalamusic, a sequencer sampler app that can easily form interesting polyrhythms and is great for anything sample-related, like live accenting, bass lines, drums, etc.
For the main drums I didn’t want to be too focused on sequencing as it takes up a lot of time, so I just wanted to scroll through patterns that I generate beforehand. I opted to use a modified version of Instant Haus by @alexkid which stores drum patterns for four-five instruments. Modifying this was a bit challenging as it is difficult to determine what kind of patterns I think can stay interesting over an hour time period. This is playing Smackos 808 Simulator by @legowelt-official as well as other custom drum instruments.
For acid lines I am using a Roland TB03 on lend from Indy Nyles and sequencing the 303 with Sting by Iftah Gabbai as well as his Microtuner device coupled with note echos (I believe this is the most CPU intensive part of the set).I am using Ableton Push as a means to do miscellaneous control and Jaw Harp / Mic for some added organic-ness.
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artist statement from Sister Zo:
My sound has evolved a lot over the past year living in New York. While I feel everyone knows me primarily for my percussive broken beat productions and sets, anyone who's seen me play recently will know I've been leaning heavily into driving psychedelic techno and hard groove house. So I wanted to make something that reflects my evolving tastes.
In that sense this mix is very much a statement of range and intention. I'll always love UK Bass and broken beat stuff but there's nothing like a good deep grooving wormhole to lose yourself in as a DJ and a dancer.
Also, having been heavily involved in plant medicine this past year I've been making an effort to incorporate sounds that connect with my experiences in ceremony—sometimes light and joyous, often dark, cavernous and all-consuming. But, not to take myself or this vision too seriously, this mix is first and foremost for moving your bones and shaking ass, but in a hypnotic sort of way.
Hope you enjoy it start to finish.
Tracklist:
Black Dove - Leon Vynehall
Bellz (Swing Ting remix)- Beneath
Rise - Max Ulis
Patience - Mown
X-303 - Kassian
Outburst - Wata Igarashi
7 Mile Dog - Robert Hood
Lemsippin' - Cassini Fermi
Don't Stop - Maccari
Dart - MoMA Ready
Forever - Eddie Fowlkes
Unreleased - Sister Zo
Knife - JSPRV35
loaded tool (extended mix) - BLACK GIRL / WHITE GIRL
Gravity Control - Christian Wünsch
equanimity (original mix) - Arnaud Le Texier
Tiki Taki - Hassler
Cavernous - Bluetoof
Spirals In The Sand - Otodojo
Suzumebachi - Otodojo -
The Bunker Podcast 225 comes from Scotia. Currently based in Albany, she is known as one of the Capital Region and Hudson Valley's very best and most hardworking DJs, playing almost 100 gigs last year. She appeared in the Going In room at The Bunker Hudson Valley's collaborative event with T4T back in September, and is one of the resident DJs at Community Rave Network, who do a monthly party at Avalon Lounge in Catskill.
tracklist:
1. Na Nich x Vera Logdanidi - Journey
2. Bliss Street Queens - Find Me
3. Consequence - Touch
4. Elisa Elisa - Bassline In My Mind
5. Love Letters - I Call Upon The Body (Mike Servito Pump Mix)
6. LA-4A - Tactic
7. Justin Cudmore - Reasons (Twisted Luv Mix)
8. Mike Dunn, MD III - Set Me Free
9. Jerome Hill - Don't Be Afraid
10. Om Unit - Deadnettle
11. Blotter Trax - Programmed Memories
12. RAIM - Acid Synthesis (Oldschool Mix)
13. Acid Al - Jack N Spell
14. Larry Heard presents Mr. White - The Sun Can't Compare
15. DJ Deeon / DJ RBR - Ghetto Bang
16. Acidulant - Reposition
17. Big Miz - Stay Awake
18. Data Theft - Data Loss
19. WTCHCRFT - ACAB ACID
20. Granary 12 - Acid Cauldron
21. AceMo - Afro Knights
22. Eleanor - Thin End of the Wedge (Black Rave Culture Freak Mix)
23. Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Journey of the Dragon
24. Einox - Meta
25. Shifted Phases - Lonely Journey of the Comet Bopp -
DJ Leeon sort of burst onto The Bunker scene with an absolutely storming set for a heaving Bad Room at The Bunker 19 Year Anniversary. He returned in September 2022, closing The Bunker after Moritz Von Oswald, with his premier b2b set with Derek Plaslaiko. Here he treats us to a very special studio mix, his first public mix since his EOS Radio residency ended in the spring.
tracklist:
Jackson Lee - Little Cloud
Iori - Under The Water (Wata Igarashi Remix)
Planetary Assault Systems - Lazer Organical
Priori - Hazard
Buttechno - Back 2 The E
Animuss - Keep It Moving
Makuto - Lumínic
Kr!z - Atlantis (Oscar Mulero’s Deconstruction)
Binny - Analog
Mike Parker - The Burning Roundtable
Adiel & Tamburi Neri - Arresto Temporaneo
Pulso AS - Cosmos
Binny - Looper
David Löhlein - Julie
Luke Slater - Grooving In A Cave
Marco Passarani - Riding Time Waves
Tim Love Lee - Wenzenwoznow -
Leela is a collaboration between Jan Woo and Dru, both currently based in Ridgewood, Queens. They are inspired by the entire spectrum of freeform art, spiritual transformation, and a dual/nondual approach to all things. In this mix, they focus on the Spring/Summer transition, illbient, experimental, and oddities from the history of recorded music.
tracklist:
Raymonde - Mer Aux Etoiles
Space Afrika - Preparing the Perfect Response
SW. - VFXpeaksTWIN
Cujo - The Method
Lesie Winer/Jay Glass Dubs - No Famous Actors
K-Lone - Old Fashioned (O$VMV$M Remix)
We - If/They/See
Skylab - Ghost Dance
Dj Spooky - Juba
Debit - 4th Night
The Infinity Project - High Insert
De-Yang Krew - Bad Luck Kid
Crooklyn Dub Consortium - Soaking Bodies in Dub
J Majik - Mermaids
Stigma - Acid Rain
Bill Laswell, DXT - 33
Louis and Bebe Barron - Main Titles (Overture)
Nikolaienko - Glass Flowers
Branko Mataja - Da Smo Se Ranije Sreli
Aaron Cupples - Ocean & Prayers -
Very excited to host this podcast from Mareena, who simply has this to say: "This mix is dedicated to the club re-opening in my hometown Berlin. Pure dance vibes!"
tracklist:
01_Refracted - Torn Relics (Delsin)
02_Gianluca Caiati - Surrender - Substance Remix (KSR)
03_Bidoben - Gstaad (Truncate)
04_Ness - The Moon in Montreal (The Gods Planet)
05_Monobox - Rise (M-Plant)
06_Vil - 50 Shades of Grain (Reflekt)
07_Ignez - Sahasrara (SK Eleven)
08_CNCPT - Exit (Modularz)
09_Rene Wise - Jungle House (Enemy Records)
10_Planetary Assault Systems - If I Die (Token)
11_Marcal_Robot Thinking (Enemy Records)
12_Jeroen Searach - Storm (Figure)
13_Sev Dah - Marija Bursac - Nihad Tule Remix (Proletarijat)
14_Undivulged - Pintoe (Undivulged)
15_Bjarki & Kuldaboli - Ú Je Je (bbbbbb recors)
16_Fadi Mohem & Rødhåd - 210409.1 (WSNWG)
17_A4 (ES) - And You (Sub tl)
18_Ctrls - Your Data (Micron Audio)
19_Phara - Amygdala+ (Phara)
20_Yant - Solidarity is on the line (SK Eleven)
21_MODE_1 - Movements (Knotweed Records)
22_The Lady Machine - Magnify (Mote Evolver)
23_A.Morgan - Lost In A Box (self-released)
24_Mike Parker - Spiral Snare (Geophone)
25_DJ Bone - Himbot (Subject Detroit)
26_Kuldaboli - Ég er bara ég (bbbbbb recors)
27_Oscean - Spacion (Tresor Records) -
This podcast was recorded live at The Bunker New Year's Eve party at Market Hotel on December 31, 2021. @nihal-ramchandani was booked to play the closing slot less than 24 hours before the party started, filling in for Patrick Russell. This was Nihal's first time playing in public since before the pandemic.
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Artist Statement:
I don’t think it’s a stretch for me to say that I really enjoy making mixes. I like challenging myself while exploring different sounds and rhythms and mixes give me a chance to play around without the added pressure of the dance floor. Context is key and in this regard, I always try to take into the consideration the environment the mixes are consumed by the listener. So I tend to make more headier mixes due to them probably being listened to at home or maybe work. I started this one out coming in a little “hot” before getting into the headier bits about a third of the way in. I did this because I wanted the momentum to carry though the headier section of the mix before bringing it slightly up again. I feel it helps the listener stay focused and engaged to the very end.
Tracklist:
Elemnt - Octagon #3
Alternate Current - Suspended in That Silent Place
Varuna - Ney
Erik Luebs - Ascending Bubbles
Wata Igarashi - Mood of the Machines Part I
D’Marc Cantu & Danny Passarella - 080
Forest on Stasys - Neon Portal
Refracted - Neo Cavern
DYL + DB1 - ECOU #12
Amanda & Karim - Sqala 3 (Forest Drive West remix)
Nekyia - Vurrgh
PhonoTropismi - Saphileaum - Blue State
Crossing Avenue - Fucco Freddo
Ricardo Garduno - Took Smiles Away
Irazu - Enduring Form (Pessimist Remix)
kuf - Konflikt
Dino Sabatini - Icaro
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Davide Gualandi grew up in Italy. He played in some bad hardcore bands in the 90s and wrote for some fairly respected music magazines in the 2000s. He DJs noisy psychedelic music and supports the weirdos who populate the NYC scene.
About the mix:
"My midlife crisis brought me to the inevitable purchase of a rotary mixer. Since I'm bad at mixing anyway, I bought a MasterSounds Radius 4, which just features an hi-pass filter on each channel instead of the usual EQs. I wanted to make a dance mix for a long time, but it's taking me a bit to learn how to DJ on this thing. Maybe I'll sell it and buy a Pioneer. Anyway, the mix is made of a lot of unreleased tracks that friends have sent me, plus some classics on Djax-Up-Beats, Viewlexx and L.I.E.S. I tend to open nights or play "yurt sets", so I took unusual and weird tracks and tried to make it dancey for the party that initiated me to techno." - Davide -
HE VALENCIA is an Indiana midwest based dj, producer, cultural theorist and techno historian who has been active in North American techno since 2010, hotly tipped by the likes of DJ Stingray, Jamal Moss & Carlos Souffront. He contributes to the long legacy of black midwest techno by exploring the many permeations and intersections of techno and other electronic dance music.
artist statement: "this particular mix is a direct reflection of my position geographically and sonically, being located between the legacies of Chicago and Detroit. i consider myself a student of the game and always want my sets to reflect the energy of being able to navigate between many different styles of techno or house. Part of this mix is an amalgamation of records that i've been playing throughout the past few years touring and learning about who i am as a dj and finally hitting a point of fluidity to express myself sonically. To me, midwest techno legacy has always been about being able to stitch many different styles together in a consistent way and i hope this mix reflects that".
Forest Drive West - Circles (2018) [Livity Sound]
Uun - Exhumed II.II (2018) [Modern Cathedrals]
The Mod Wheel - Spirit Catcher (1996) [Evolution]
Pangaea - Proxy (2018) [Hessle Audio]
Developer - Leather Corset (2018) [Concerns]
Rose & Ulysse - Mother Earth (2017) [Calder City Development Corp]
Earth Trax & Newborn Jr - Paradox (2018) [Spectral Sound]
Kirill Mamin - Plan Z (2019) [Mistress Recordings]
Sutra - Garbage (2017) [Boukan Records]
Maas - Juan Is The Teacher (1996) [Soma Quality Recordings]
Noah Gibson - Untitled (Convextion remix) (2019) [Krasch Records]
Molisans Brothers - 600 Entry (DJ Sneak remix) (2009) [BCBtec]
Redshape - Dogz (2014) [Running Back]
Black Jazz Consortium - Thin Air (2015) [Soul People Music]
Blue Hour - Axis Motive (Answer Code Request Remix) (2015) [Blue Hour]
Beroshima - Interplugreaction (Somewhen remix) (2019) [Dystopian]
Punctum & Alfredo Mazzilli - Cascade (2018) [Fides]
Vince Watson - Tale of two cities (2018) [Everysoul]
Sinfol & Octual - Traceless (2016) [Anagram]
Roman Poncet - Walfisch (Robert Hood remix) (2014) [Arts Collective] -
artist statement: "Music has maybe been the only enjoyable escape for me during the pandemic, and my relationship to it has taken on a new shape given that I only listen at home alone, mainly on headphones, and at odd hours. I’ve used Ableton to DJ for over a decade now, and this mix is no exception—though I wanted to do something different here, given these new listening patterns. So this is more of a 'mega mix’ style studio session, with lots of layering, edits, and quick transitions. A bit phrenetic, but the intention was to reflect some of the unease and uncertainty of the moment, while revisiting tracks I played at my last two in-person gigs in New York alongside many favorites from my years growing up in Chicago."
tracklist:
Ø Kolmas (Sahko, 2006)
MOTORBASS Home (Motorbass, 1993)
STL That Mnml Track (Perlon, 2006)
SZARE Radio Silence In Buenos Aires Did Not Allay Fears Of A Cover Up (Frozen Border, 2014)
PAMETEX Laque (Frustrated Funk, 2015)
STUDIO 1 Gelb 3 (Studio 1, 1996)
MOOD II SWING The Slippery Track (Stickman, 2000)
ESPRESSO Ping Pong (Maxi, 1990)
BIRDS Jennifer Has Several Wigs for Her Pussy (PAL SL, 1998)
ALPHA 606 Guajiro (Alternate Jam) (Interdimensional Transmissions, 2016)
SOLVENT Quantimations (Bronze Teeth Remix) (Suction, 2014)
KOTAI & MO Bu (Elektro Music Dept, 1999)
TWO LONE SWORDSMEN Sticky (Warp, 1998)
DREXCIYA Dr Blowfins Black Storm Stabilizing Spheres (Tresor, 2002)
KOTAI & MO Time Doubler (Elektro Music Dept, 1997)
KERO & KYLE HALL 126 bpm (Detroit Underground, 2015)
TWO SANDWICHES SHORT OF A LUNCHBOX Too Good To Be Strange (Apollo, 1997)
PRIMITIVE URGES Lapis Lazuli (Primitive, 1997)
SLAM White Shadows (Soma, 1996)
69 Poi Beats (Planet E, 2009)
SANDMAN Machines Like This (Take the Elevator, 2014)
BEAU WANZER Two Orders (LIES, 2013)
CHARLES MANIER Bang Bang Lover (Dance Mix) (Ghostly, 2002)
GREEN VELVET Stormy Weather (Relief, 1997)
ANTHONY SHAKE SHAKIR No. 3 (Malfunctioning) (Gigolo, 1997)
DJ ASSASSIN Beats for Ya Feet (Cross Section, 1998)
TIME FOR TECHNO Non-Music #3 (Housetime, 1989)
ECTOMORPH Satori (Interdimensional Transmissions, 1995)
ILEKTRO Nodes (Klang, 1998)
INTERCITY Groovin Without Doubt (KMS, 1987)
2 IN A ROOM Do What You Want (Deep Dub) (Cutting, 1989)
COMMON FACTOR In To (Planet E, 1998)
JACKMATE Two Tone (Freude Am Tanzen, 2007)
JOEY ANDERSON Thee Analysis (Strength, 2008)
A GUY CALLED GERALD In the Beginning (Rham, 1989)
C-ROCK Blubokz (Hazard Mix) (STIR15, 1995)
TSOS Over Beats (Soundsampler, 2011)
NEIL LANDSTRUMM DS Attack (Peacefrog, 1996)
PARRIS MITCHELL Computer (Remix) (Dance Mania, 1994)
CAJMERE Feelin (Cajual Live, 1998)
TAN RU Assembly (Trelik, 1995)
BT Remember (Mood II Swing Dub) (Perfecto, 1997)
STEVE O'SULLIVAN Midnight Creeper (Bluetrain, 1997)
DJ SKULL Don’t Stop the Beat (Djax, 1993)
STEVE MURPHY & DIE ROH Last Week (Chiwax, 2012)
LIL LOUIS Frequency (Track) (Dance Mania, 1987)
MILCH Kinder Brei (Kotai & Mo Uschi O Remix) (ElektroMotor, 1995)
THE ENDLESS POKERS The Poke (Your Turn 2 Work Me Mix) (DJ International, 1987)
HANK JACKSON Chicken Fried Shrimp (Proibito, 2016)
RRR Chat (Elektro Music Dept, 1995)
NENEH CHERRY Everything (Vilod High Blood Pressure Mix) (Smalltown Supersound, 2014)
JACKMATE Tapeworms (Resopal Schallware, 2003)
METRIC SYSTEM SP-12 (Trope, 1997)
BBBBBB Prins Polo Caramel Milkshake (Trip, 2016)
DETROIT DIESEL Railway (Dum, 1995)
TINFOIL Foil 3 (Tinfoil, 2014)
THE ORB Asylum (Blood Sugar Mix) (Island, 1997)
STEVE BUG Honeymoon (Russ Gabriel Remix) (Raw Elements, 2008)
PATRICK PULSINGER Risk (Disko B, 1994)
SVN & AU FEAT PALEO On Tempo (Wania, 2014)
PORN SWORD TOBACCO & SVN Feels Good 3 (Kontra-Musik, 2015)
STABLO No.9995 B (Stablo, 2012)
CHRISTOPHER RAU Broke (Office, 2014)
ANDY VAZ Dark inclination (Shake Shakir's Detroit Mix) (Persistencebit, 2006)
TSOS Over and Over (Soundsampler, 2011)
LAWRENCE King Quail (Mule Musiq, 2014)
DUBSTAR Back To Back (Triptrack Edit) (Soap, 1998)
ROBERT HOOD Rek (Tresor, 1994)
CLAUDE YOUNG Ascension of the Elect (7th City, 1996)
KOTAI & MO Panawu (Elektro Music Dept, 1997)
PRIMITIVE URGES Volume 1 (Primitive, 1997)
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This week's edition of The Bunker Podcast comes from @amourette, who is the resident DJ and co-producer of one of NYC's best and most interesting parties, Weird Science. For this mix, Ania did something different. here is her artist's statement:
""Hi there, Maybe I am not so well known for "going hard", since for the last two years I’ve been concentrating, along with my co-conspirators, to play and curate non-standard club energy, at our Weird Science parties. Buuuuut I also always collect dark electro and distorted techno, and have been itching to put these tracks into a high energy set. Here it is! Mostly vinyl, recorded in one take on March 30, 2020. Think of it as a tool for releasing pent up energy, perhaps good for solo raving, HIIT workouts, hardcore bread-making, or whatever floats your fucken boat. Wishing you well, and thank you for listening. Love, Ania "
tracklist:
Borusiade - Wasteland - Pinkman
Master of Illusions - I - Brew
M.S.L. - Stormtech - Djak Up Bitch / Clone
Albert Van Abbe - NCS_0009121010 (Heinrich Mueller Remodel) - No Comment
Varum - System Restore - Pulse Drift Recordings
Pyramid of Knowledge - The Elevation - Hard Beach Entertainment
Franck Sarrio - Biosphere - Secret Industry
Westlake & Hayer - Chain - Ratlife Records
Alex Seidel - Russian Avant-Garde - Schwarz 12
Bass Junkie vs The Dexorcist - Fear Teacher - Battle Trax
D’Marc Cantu - Body Jak - Run Out Run
Anastasia Kristensen - Donni - Arcola
Peder Mannerfelt - Clear Eyes, Full Heart - Hinge Finger
L.F.T. - Wounds - Zement
Jungian Archetype - Vaporsky Prospect - Viewlexx
Dez Williams - Swollen - Bedouin
Jadzia - Saatana Perkele - FTP -
For this edition of The Bunker Podcast, we welcome one of Berlin's best DJs, Handmade, resident at Tresor and Same Bitches.
artist statement:
"For the current Bunker Podcast series I compiled some of my favourite club tunes, released between 1995-1999, I used two Technics 1210 turntables and an Allen&Heath Xone 22 mixer. Its a tough time for all of us right now, so I hope I can send some light into your room with this mix.
stay home
stay strong
stay healthy" -
This edition of The Bunker Podcast comes from long time friend Israel Vines. Izzy has peppered this mix with many of his recent and forthcoming productions. His KGIV project, a collaboration with Kit Geary, just released an EP on Eye Teeth, Interdimensional Transmissions' sub-label that was set up to release Vines' music. His debut album will also be dropping later this year.
ISRAEL VINES - POPULAR DECISIONS - (FORTHCOMING, EYE TEETH)
ISRAEL VINES - EVERYTHING NOWHERE - (FORTHCOMING, EYE TEEH)
KGIV - BLUE OCTAVO - (EYE TEETH, 2020)
COSEY FANNI TUTTI - DRONE - (CONSPIRACY INTERNATIONAL, 2019)
BRUCE - SEROTONIN LEVELS LOW - (HESSLE AUDIO, 2018)
ALTSTADT ECHO - ERSATZ [REMIX BY KEN MEIER AND ISRAEL VINES] - (FORTHCOMING)
CUB - SEEING FROM ABOVE - (DOWNWARDS, 2018)
PESSIMIST - RUT - (STANDARDS & PRACTICES, 2020)
FELIX K - OUT OF FOOD - (NULLPUNKT, 2018)
MOR ELIAN - XERIC ZULA - (HYPERCOLOUR, 2018)
TALKER - SNUB NOSE - (STANDARDS & PRACTICES, 2017)
SEDVS - NIGHTPORTER - (BARE HANDS, 2019)
STAVE & GREBENSTEIN - RACK 4 - (STANDARDS & PRACTICES, 2020)
LAUREL HALO - ONEIROI - (HYPERDUB, 2013)
NINOS DU BRASIL - ANIMAIS SOAR O ALARME [PATRICK RUSSELL REMIX] - (THE BUNKER NEW YORK, 2017)
KO -TA - STUDY 1 - (TIKITA, 2019)
PETER VAN HOESEN - SITUATION TWO - (TIME TO EXPRESS, 2014)
YAK - KAEPORA - (VERSION, 2019)
BAMBOUNOU - TEMPLE - (WHITIES, 2019)
SYZ - SPOOK - (PRESSURE DOME, 2019)
BURNT FREIDMAN - INTRICATION - (LATENCY, 2017)
T++ - ALLIED - (EROSION, 2007)
CUB - PRIMITIVE SLEEP - (DOWNWARDS, 2018)
FORWARD STRATEGY GROUP - ELEGANT MISTAKES - (PERC TRAX, 2012)
KGIV - MORGAN - (EYE TEETH, 2020)
LAG - DETELINARA - (MORD, 2017)
OLA - A DISTANT LOOM OF LIGHT - (UNRELEASED, 2014)
DASHA RUSH - BLACK SWAN - (SONIC GROOVE, 2017)
RROSE - COLUMNS - (EAUX, 2019)
ROBERT HOOD - ELECTRIC NIGGER PT. 1 - (CHEAP RECORDINGS, 1995)
JEFF MILLS - DREAM MECHANICS - (AXIS, 2013) - Show more
