A quasar speaks to nature in its church and subsequently undergoes a metamorphosis. This moves his soul so strongly that he gets into the middle of the fog (nebula) with a last step on the path. Have fun listening.
dj set tracklist
Carbon Voices (Extended Mix) – KhoMha Catarse – Wehbba Metamorphosis – Christian Smith Transfixion – Rudosa Talking to Nature – Ronnie Spiteri Kratos – Hanubis Rave Atlas (Original Mix) – Ilario Alicante Serenity – The Reactivitz My Church – Will Clarke & MK Truly – Sven Sossong Soul Movement – Spektre The Clear Path – Reform (IT) Quasar (Original Mix) – Black Acid Stamp – Joe Mesmar & Matt Mus Together – Vonda7 Early Reflections – The Reactivitz Nebula (Spada Remix) – Breccia & Ian O’Donovan Last Step – Ramon Tapia
A new year, a new start, a well-known virus. But a new set. And as long as there is fresh music, all is not lost. By the way, I couldn’t stand the old design anymore, time for something new. Have fun.
dj set tracklist
Heavenly (Layton Giordani Remix) – E-Dancer & Kevin Saunderson Stay Awake – Le Brion Apollo – Luca Agnelli Seduction – Harvey McKay World of Deep (Adam Beyer Remix) – E-Dancer & Kevin Saunderson Craving Desire – Monika Kruse Resolution – Skober Acid Mode On – Veerus Rollin’ – The Reactivitz Grains (Original Mix) – Reset Robot Sprint – Eats Everything Glow – Andre Crom Contact – Jay Lumen I Feel the Music – B.Traits Organic – Alan Fitzpatrick Filmwave – Mark Reeve Neon – Dense & Pika Kiss (Extended Mix) – A.S.H
Söder gave it, Söder took it. In Bavaria, the dance floors are once again empty. Empty as a bachelor’s fridge. Empty like the canteen of the power plant in Chernobyl. Empty as a freshly dug grave. But Aunt Techno is not dead. She continues to play in the underground, in secrecy. Here is her last set. Have fun.
dj set tracklist
Violet Sky – Oliver Lieb Enchanted Mystery (The Reactivitz Remix) – Dok & Martin Medossa (Madtales Remix) – Soolver Under the Lights – Raffaele Rizzi Heyday – Skober In the Reds – Cirez D Renegade – Dominik Gehringer Somebody Tonight (Steve Mulder Remix) – Costantino Nappi & DJ Micky Da Funk Planet X – Space 92 & The YellowHeads Got Me (Original Mix) – Teenage Mutants, Soolver Real – Teenage Mutants Strange (Original Mix) – Konrad (Italy) Cycloops – Alen Milivojevic Wings of Desire – SAMA Black Sun – Alessandro Spaiani Set Back – Harvey McKay Terra Firma – Alan Fitzpatrick Deep in Love – Raffaele Rizzi
An old album. In 2013 it flew to me while I was hunting and collecting. It was immediately very trusting and wanted to build its nest in my collection. Why not? It was warmly welcomed. Perfect warm-up tracks (both versions) and they are long enough to go to the bathroom during the DJ set.
Once upon a time, a very long time ago. The first festival of a not-so-young upcoming DJ. It was late at night and the dance floor was relatively empty. Up to that point, the program included a strange mix of reggae house and hip-hop. The frustration on the part of the up-and-coming DJ was quite high. So he thought, forget about the prepared set and let it rumble. And against all expectations the dance floor filled up. Shortly before the end of his set he played this track. The sound system was great, the bass was gigantic and the dance floor was full again. All’s well that ends well.
An old love, lost and then found again. Immediately before I fell in love musically with punk music, I was an enthusiastic reggae fan. At that time my hair was still long and my shoes not yet pointy. A highlight from that time is Bob Marley’s live album, Babylon by Bus.
I believe I once owned this record, but sold it as part of the musical purge of my record collection (a punk doesn’t listen to reggae). Somewhere in the last 15 years I got the idea to dive back into my musical past. The result of this dive was the insight that I still love reggae, so I bought this album as a CD again.
In my opinion, better than all the studio albums, because on stage Bob Marley could really let off steam and transport the energy of his music in an ideal way.
There are many people who generally reject everything that comes from Drumcode (https://drumcode.se). The reasons are manifold: not enough underground, 08/15 techno, unimaginative. I would tend to agree with that, but there are really good exceptions to the rule, including this mini-album by Adam Beyer.
2 really great tracks. No Defeat, No Retreat is an intelligently produced, interesting track. But the smash hit is Park People. A remake of an ancient track from Liaisons Dangereuses – Los Niños Del Parque. In retrospect, you could almost say that this track was close to being techno, even though at the time (1981) the genre hadn’t even been properly invented yet. At the time, I celebrated it with enthusiasm. Adam Beyer has respectfully edited it, sped it up quite a bit (from 115 ppm to 130 ppm) and added some interesting musical add ons.
Have fun listening to the track / the album of the week:
A ray of hope in Corona times. On the first of October, the dance floors reopened. What a glorious step towards normality. Now Tante Techno invites you to the monthly tea time again, with a more quiet set. Appropriate for the beginning of autumn. Have fun listening to it.
Tracks
Homesickness – Carlos Almazan Move Around (Beico & MT93 Remix) – Krafteck Eons (Original Mix) – Steam Shape Chocolate – Sam Paganini Pyxis – The YellowHeads Tribe – Alan Fitzpatrick Astral Projection – Enrico Sangiuliano Before the Storm – Horisone Distortion Manufacture – Metodi Hristov Into the Dark – The Saunderson Brothers My Beat (Gabriel D’Or & Bordoy Remix) – Frankyeffe Bicycle Wheel – Gary Beck Ultimate Seduction – Rudosa Ascension – Transcode Resolution (Roberto Corso, Acki Remix) – Skober Octaves – Jay Lumen & Roberto Capuano Crisi Vagale – Mario Giordano Suki – Dense & Pika
I bought this CD in London in 2002. At that time I attended an English course for professors in Saffron Walden – a small village in the south of London near Cambridge. This course ran for a total of 4 weeks. The weeks themselves went by relatively quickly, but on the third weekend, on Saturday I went stir-crazy and just wanted to go home.
I sat in my room at my host family’s house in the morning and cultivated my frustration.Not feeling like having a frustration weekend, I decided to go to London, visit the British Museum, and then just walk around the city.
The museum visit was a special experience as usual and shortly after I ended up in a cheap CD store. And there I found, among others, this CD for £1. I discovered on it many favorites out of my punk phase. At that price I didn’t have to think long, I just bought it.
Back in Saffron Walden I grabbed the CD player of the host family, put in this CD and felt really young again. The frustration was gone, I looked forward to the last week with excitement and everything was good again. Have fun listening:
