isoprax wrote:

What: A live streaming Techno Internet Radio Show
When: Every Second Tuesday
When: 7:00 PM EST - 8:00 PM EST
Where: Live stream via Livesets
Who: Trevor Wilkes, Scott Cormier and Guests
Why: World Domination


Past shows can be downloaded from the archive: Bleep Radio's Archive

The most current show's info is right here....

Tracklist:


01 - John Tejada & Arian Leviste "Word Problems" Palette 036 (Back for Basics Lp)
02 - Fred Giannelli "Prescience" Dust Science Recordings 03 (Telepathica Ep)
03 - ? "A2" User 001
04 - The Nighttripper "Machine City" ESP-SUN 9131-1 (Machine City Ep)
05 - Todd Bodine "The Way Back" Tresor 210 {Life Signs Ep)
06 - Tobias Schmidt "Machine Puzzle" Sativae 014 (We Teach Mistakes Ep)
07 - Maurice "This Is Acid" Vendetta 7016
08 - Marshall Jefferson and the Lumpheads "A New State Of Being" Volume 005 (Trans Europe Express Lp)
09 - Savas Pascalidis "B2" Kurbel 06 (Sugarland Express Ep)
10 - Tobias Schmidt "Dollar" Telepathic 017
11 - Jacktripper "Slingshot" Jack 2 (Lasalle Trax Volume 1 Ep)
12 - Cherry Bomb "Bursting out" Music Man 068
13 - Robert Owens "Bringing Down The Walls" S12 30
14 - Ron Carroll "The Sermon" Subliminal 51
15 - Secret Cinema "timeless Altitude" EC Records 54 (Remixes Ep)
16 - Ron Carroll "The Sermon" Subliminal 51
17 - Vostok "Crackpot" State Communications 2 (Project #1 Ep)
18 - Quick and Smart "Vartarzt" Nerven 24 (Whacksel Ep)
19 - Andrea Parker "UNconnected" Volume 005 (Trans Europe Express Lp)
20 - Neil Landstrumm & S.E.S. "Hikikomori" Iron Oxide 03 (Fighting Spirit Ep)

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I'll keep this thread up to date with each show for now one for anyone interested.

feedback, requests, whatever can be sent to me via bleep@isoprax.com

isoprax wrote:

Next and Future show info

What: A live streaming Techno Internet Radio Show
When: Every Second Tuesday (Next Show August 25th, 2005)
When: 7:00 PM EST - 8:00 PM EST
Where: Live stream via Livesets
Who: Trevor Wilkes, Scott Cormier and Guests
Why: World Domination

I will be playing the next show [ Trevor Wilkes ]

Future Guest...

Arthur Oskan
Arthur has an upcoming Ep on Scan 7's new label Cratesavers Muzik. owned by Trackmaster Lou and BJ Williams it'll be a label to keep an eye on in the future for sure. You can also check out Arthur's last release on Heavy Industries here



Archives

Menaz wrote:

Thnx very nice mix!

isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio Archive # 12

Here's the latest show's archive for anyone who either missed it or actually dug it.



Tracklist:

01 - The Advent - Pro 11 - Internal Lp15 [New Beginnings Lp]
02 - Dj Zky & Tom Clark - Bright Night - Cabinet 6 [Horseshoe 2 Ep]
03 - Da Rebels - House Nation Under a Groove (Future Monument Mix) - Ugly Music 009
04 - Secret Ingredients - New York, New York (Headfuq Mix) - Eevolute 61
05 - ADJD - Mindset - Poker Flat 48 [Stocktown City Dwellers Ep]
06 - Adam X - Eternal Passgeways - Sonic Groove 9815 [Reverse Forward Ep]
07 - Operator - Exemption Song (Si Begg Mix) - Scandinavia NYC 22 [Exemption Song Ep]
08 - Aeox - Under Fire (Hanno Hinkelbein Remix) - Null 0.14 [Ever Lost a Friend To Fire Ep]
09 - Funk D'Void - Jack Me Off - Soma 29
10 - Surfin Bernard - Snake a Shake - Miditonal 04
11 - Tomas Nordstrom - Take My Leave - Don't 007 [Rumpus Room Vol. 1 Ep]
12 - Unknown White
13 - TSR - Press Play on Tape - Don't 008 [Rumpus Room Vol. 2 Ep]
14 - Dave Tarrida - Star Natl Sucker - Drought 11 [Super Touch Ep]
15 - Steve Poindexter - Computer Madness - Square Roots
16 - Tobias Schmidt - Obstruct - Telepathic 17
17 - John Tejada - Triad Jack - Palette 36 [Back for Basic Lp]
18 - Rob Lenarduzzi - Bipolar - Jack 2 [Lasalle Trax Vol. 1 Ep]
19 - Titonton - Lick - Residual 1 [Arousal Ep]
20 - Christian Morgenstern - She Is Me (The Kitbuilders Remix) - Forte 5 [Re: Death Before Disco Lp]


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diskoboy wrote:

OUCH. that's all I can say to these mixes. #12 has me by the balls, mate.

isoprax wrote:

glad to hear I had you by the ...um...balls ;)

isoprax wrote:

Playlist:
01 | Alter Ego "The Fridge" Klang Elektronik 75
02 | Troy Pierce "Horse Nation" Minus 29 [Run EP]
03 | Juan Atkins "Session 2" Tresor 215 [The Berlin Sessions LP]
04 | Soulcontroller "Styrofoam" Deepfried 4
05 | White
06 | Dibu-Z "Funny Games" Scatty-Brainz 2 [Paranoiz Diktatorz EP]
07 | Joe Manu "Wake Now (Dj ESP Mix)" Plus 8 84 [Dreamlife EP]
08 | Dj Hyperactive "ID" Hybrid LP04 [I'm Only Buggin LP]
09 | Troy Pierce "Girl Down by the River" Minus 29 [Run EP]
10 | Bill Youngman "Connection Circuit" Tresor 212 [Illumination LP]
11 | Groove Asylum "Schnott" Don't Recordings 8 [Rumpus Room Vol. 2 EP]
12 | Rune "Hope" Scatty-Brainz 2 [Paranoiz Diktatorz EP]
13 | Nitzer Ebb "Control I'm Here" Mute 71 [Command Control Confront EP]
14 | Tomas Nordtrom "Ladermasken" Tonewrecker 9 [Dance yourself Stupid EP]
15 | The Subjects "Dark Matter" Reload
16 | DJ Ze-Mig-L "Battle Juice" Djax331 [Happy Tribe EP]
17 | Fredrik Askebris "Construction Worker" Tonewrecker 9 [Dance yourself Stupid EP]
18 | Syntax Error "48 Miles Too Fast" Feinwerk 2 [Shoecide EP]


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isoprax wrote:

What: A live streaming Techno Internet Radio Show
When: Every Second Thursday (Next Show September 22nd, 2005)
When: 7:00 PM EST - 8:00 PM EST
Where: Live stream via Livesets
Who: Trevor Wilkes, Scott Cormier and Guests
Why: World Domination


This Week's Show: Episode 14 / Trevor Wilkes / oldschool acid house / hip house

Past show Archives

isoprax wrote:

Tracklist:
[00:00] 01| Yazz and the Plastic Revolution "Bad house Music" Big Life
[03:54] 02| Lil Louis "French Kiss" FFRR 115
[07:08] 03| George Krantz "Din Da Daa '91" Cardiac
[10:39] 04| Bam Bam "Give it to Me" Tresor Archiv 02
[14:39] 05| DHS "House of God(unknown mix)" White
[17:50] 06| Gene Farris "No ?'s" Relief 708
[20:04] 07| 808 State "Pacific 718" Tommy Boy
[24:33] 08| Digit_Red "Funny Tie" Crome 11
[30:28] 09| Doug Lazy "Let it Roll" ZYX Records
[31:44] 10| Random Access "Deeper" Relief 713
[33:50] 11| The Bucketheads "The Bomb" Big Beat
[**:**] 12| Chicago "Street Player" Columbia
[36:13] 13| Dj Pierre "Come and Fly with Me (Jesse's Hype Instrumental)" Jive
[37:34] 14| Phuture "The Creator" Trax
[40:58] 15| P.J. "Sweat Trap (Crawl Space Mix)" Stickman Records 5
[43:06] 16| Damien Donato "Life Support" Music Man 5
[45:35] 17| Steve Poindexter "Faces Drums 2" Muzique
[48:36] 18| James Bryant "Ha Ha" Trax 488
[51:22] 19| Fred Giannelli "The Kooky Scientist" Superstition 25
[54:15] 20| Spasms "Circuit" Djax-up-beats 141
[57:10] 21| Egyptian Lover "A Stranger Place (The Alezby Inn)" Egyptian Empire Records


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isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio episode #15 archived info


Playlist:
[00:00] 01| Humate "The Sound (Cari Lekebusch's Psychological Sound Architecture)" Superstition 2051
[05:30] 02| Jean Vanesse & Fabrice Lig "Follow the Funk (Morgan Reno Mix)" Music Man 059
[09:00] 03| Mark Bernard "Load (Dj Shufflemaster Remix)" Subvoice 17
[14:20] 04| Gene Hunt "Wet Dreams" Hybrid Lp 006
[16:28] 05| Steady Motion "Untitled" Hybrid 1209
[19:20] 06| Lusinda & Mark Hawkins "Be My Victim" Victim 3
[22:54] 07| Carsten Rechenberger & Recall 8 "The Monkey and the Cowboy" Miditonal 5
[26:00] 08| La Monde "Dr. Smith (Dave Tarrida Remix)" Feis 15
[29:25] 09| Lusinda & Mark Hawkins "Save Me" Victim 3
[33:30] 10| Queaver & Versis "Orient Jig" Miditonal 5
[35:38] 11| Cari Lekebusch "Must Fall" Kaun Trax 1
[39:04] 12| Dave Angel "Funk Music" Island Records
[43:06] 13| The Blunted Boy Wonder "A Part, Apart" Music Man Lp 008
[46:05] 14| Chris Sattinger "Butterfly Skull" Synewave 17
[50:32] 15| Chancellor "Woo Woo" Parotic 3
[54:20] 16| Push Pac "Smokin On (PFRM)" Dance mania 164
[57:26] 17| Wyndell Long "The Big Booty People" Peacefrog 50
[61:22] 18| Lusinda & Mark Hawkins "Stop" Victim 3
[64:40] 19| Kikoman "Untitled" Rhumba Muzik 1

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Get in touch! Drop a line, leave a note send an email. let me know if you enjoy the shows.

Trevor 'isoprax' Wilkes
bleep@isoprax.com

Henrik_H wrote:

wwooooowwwwww...
Great mixes... (I´ve just discovered them - been listening to e11 and e12) - please, keep posting them!! - they rock!
Can´t wait to download the rest...
Thanks, man.

isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio Episode 16

Guest Mix From Stype

Bio:
born 1979 in berlin, techno-music didn't really interest me until 1994, because
i associated it with the so called "eurodance"-tracks, which were quite popular
at this time - so in my opinion it was some stupid senseless machine music.
this changed in 1994, when a friend of mine brought me a thunderdome-compilation
and i watched some mayday-footage on viva-tv (german music television) and saw
the people going mad on hardcore- and rave-music. in the next two years, i
learned more about techno and its various styles, but after visiting the clubs
of berlin (such as tresor and e-werk) in 1997, i realized, that there is a
whole lot more to discover.
so i decided to buy my first records in 1998, not with the intention to be a dj,
but to possess the tracks played in the club on vinyl, because they weren't
available on cd - the idea of mixing records came soon enough in 1999. but it
was 2001, until i had a "real" dj-setup with 2 technics mk2's and a
numark-mixer with which i began to practice beatmatching. in the end of that
year, a friend of mine and me began to stream our live-mixes on the internet
and this revealed, that i had to improve my rudimentary skills. we continued
with these sessions - and still do occasionally under www.klangterroristen.de -
and got our first (paid!) gig outside of berlin in early 2003.
my nomination for the tresor-award in 2004 surely was a big challenge for me,
and although i only played in the preliminary round, it was a big pleasure to
play in the club, which influenced a lot of people, including me.


No Tracklist Provided

Some artists and labels I personally recognize in it are...

Cristian Vogel
TSR
Hanno Hinkelbein
Tresor
Klangnet B & C
Null
Hor|spiel|Musik
Marcin Czubala
Neue Heimat



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isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio Show #17 Info & Archive Link




Aired: November 3rd, 2005
Mixed by: Trevor 'isoprax' Wilkes

Playlist:
01 | Otto Von Schirach "Advanced Vocal Engineering" Beta Bodega / Mass Transit Affairs
02 | Rotorik "Z-Machine" Mutter
03 | Cristian Vogel "Culture" Sativae
04 | Dave Tarrida "Unexpected Rework (Vocals by Lucifire)" Neue Heimat
05 | White Label
06 | Quick 'n' Smart "Vartarzt" Nerven
07 | Steady-P "Nippy Peugot" Mercurochrome
08 | Munch Man "Funkyfunk" Direct Beat
09 | Mark Hawkins "Mortality Reality" Djax-up-beats
10 | Gene Farris "A Dub" Force Inc.
11 | Dj Sneak "Grace Of Tracks" Relief
12 | Sound Enforcer "Impact" Primate
13 | Tobias Schmidt "7am Bust" Neue Heimat
14 | Perception "Mirage" Underground Rsistance
15 | Tobias Schmidt "NYC Blues" Neue Heimat
16 | Fym "Servo Membrane" Boogizm
17 | Ed Giles "The Buzz" Victim
18 | Safety Scissors "Before (Smyglssna Remix)" Plug Research
19 | Al.X.e. "Prolls" Zinch

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Trevor/Bleep contact can be made by the following means...(no more britney spears requests...if I find out who keeps sending that one in...!@&^%#@$)

email: bleep@isoprax.com
msn: isoprax@hotmail.com
http://www.fun-in-the-murky.com
http://www.fun-in-the-murky.com/Bleep_Radio/

isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio Show #18 Info & Archive Link




Aired: November 17th, 2005
Mixed by: Trevor 'isoprax' Wilkes

Playlist:
01| [00:05] Joey Beltram "Gameform (Mike Dearborn Remix)" Tresor [True Spirit Pt. 2 Lp]
02| [03:52] Edit "Pusherman (Parker Remix)" Shed 01 [Shed 1 Ep]
03| [07:26] 3 Phase Feat. Dr. Motte "Der Klang Der Familie" Tresor [True Spirit Pt. 2 Lp]
04| [12:04] Lief Ryan "Da Shit!!" Growth Recordings 02 [Unhealthy Living Ep]
05| [14:27] Luke's Anger "Dirty On The Floor" Don't Recordings 007 [Rumpus Room Volume 1]
06| [16:55] Groove Asylum "Schnott" Don't Recordings 008 & 001 [Rumpus Room Volume 2]
07| [20:00] Lief Ryan "Moldschool" Growth Recordings 02 [Unhealthy Living Ep]
08| [22:47] Surfing Bernard "Partyboy" Shed 01 [Shed 1 Ep]
09| [25:54] Marco Passarani "In My World" Peacefrog 053 [Sullen Look Lp]
10| [28:02] Tommy T & Bobbylicious "Don't Dance If You Can't Relate" Shed 04 [Cursor Ep]
11| [31:38] Kid Acid "Reverse Your Future(edit)" Acid Kid 03 [Acid Kid 3 Ep]
12| [33:47] Tommy T & Bobbylicious "Smooth Criminal" Shed 04 [Cursor Ep]
13| [35:45] Jason Leach "Rucklette" Fix UK [Rucklette Ep]
14| [37:00] Alter Ego "Blast" Klang Elektronik 74 [Transphormer Ep]
15| [42:38] LFO "Freak" Warp 166 [Freak Ep]
16| [45:22] Cannibal Cooking Club "Blogman" Cannibal Cooking Club 05 [Screamer Ep]
17| [47:33] Paldrame "Drisk" Communique 21 [Drek Ep]
18| [50:36] Groove Asylum "Jibawoky" Gravitational 03
19| [53:26] Liquid Sky "Fast Skating" Tresor 197 [Headquarters_Berlin Lp]
20| [56:13] Marshall Jefferson "Floating" Tresor [True Spirit Pt. 2 Lp]
21| [62:43] False "River Camping" Minus 30 [River Camping Ep]


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isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio Show # 19 Info and Archive


Bleep 19 was a guest mix, mixed and recorded by Philip Ryan of Dublin.

Philip Ryan:

"Philip is from Dublin and has been DJing since 1996. He's mostly into Detroit style techno... Jeff Mills, Rob Hood and UR are amongst his favorite producers but he is also into artists like Luke Slater, Basic Channel, The Advent, Decal, Mark Broom, Surgeon etc. "When I play, I like to mix styles as much as possible - I play dubby stuff, electro and plenty of deep/minimal techno as well as harder edged material."

Over the years Philip played in clubs and events such as D1, Electric City, D Fuse, Genius, Eyecue, Trinity Ball, Let Loose, DEAF, Electrotoxic, Creation parties, Bleep, etc.

He maintains cypher-music.net, a Web site for electronica, electro, techno and house music. The majority of content is made up od DJ mixes, but there are also tracks, interviews, charts and more."


http://cypher-music.net/


Show Tracklist:

01 Drexciya - Depressurization (UR)
02 Dan Curtin - 3rd from the Sun (Peacefrog)
03 Donnacha Costello - Clipper (D1)
04 Mind Phase One - Work (Sounds)
05 Yoshihiro Sawasaki - Magic Dome (Music Mine)
06 Visitor - After the Weekend (D1)
07 Purveyors of Fine Funk - This is a Track (Peacefrog)
08 Sean Deason - The Shit (Art of Dance)
09 Electronic Home Entertainment - Morph 09 (Federation Of Drums)
10 Monrella - Studio 7 (Zet)
11 Oliver Ho - Heart of Darkness (Meta)
12 Female - Exotica [O/V mix] (RSB)
13 Elekrabel - 77Hz (6277)
14 Claude Young - Twine [Ian J Richardson mix] (Surface)
15 Jeff Mills - Deckard (Axis)
16 Robert Hood - Electric Nigger Pt 1 (Cheap)
17 Scan X - Bleu (F Comm)
18 Headroom - Ride the Threshold (Synewave)
19 David Donohue - Lather Hands (D1)
20 B.C. - Stronghold (ITP)
21 Metroneem - Monologic (Satamile)
22 Misc - People Won't Blame (Sender)
23 Decal - D*Shock (Trama)
24 Electronic Home Entertainment - Morph 02 (Federation Of Drums)

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isoprax wrote:

What: A live streaming Techno Internet Radio Show
When: Every Second Thursday (Next Show December 15th 2005)
When: 7:00 PM EST - 8:00 PM EST
Where: Live stream via Livesets
Who: Trevor Wilkes, Scott Cormier and Guests
Why: World Domination

This week's guest: Syntax Error (extended bleep radio)

"Syntax error started DJing in 1998 with Drum n Bass and Psychedelic Trance in several underground clubs. His musicstyle changed to the "4x4 movers" and was fixed after he visited the Tresor Club in Berlin for the first time in end of 1998. Until now he played in several stations for example the Fusion-Club in Münster or Tresor- Berlin. His style is a kind of abstract electronic shit and groovy experimental stupid rubbish. He has big preferences for hard bumping groovy beats, strange noizy synths and deep distored organ-basses. Check out his "some fucking rubbish" live PA, which is now available to be played in those dark dingy dungeons. He is also known as the mechanoid disruptor...Syntax beam me error!!!"

Syntax Error is one of the men behind the label Feinwerk based in Germany. He has recently put out several EPs on his own label, with a few compilation appearances under his belt as well.

Syntax Error "Put On Your Dancefloor Shoes" Faites Pas Les Malins
Syntax Error "Sequence Rape" Dance International Records
Syntax Error "Sometimes It's Only Rubbish EP" Feinwerk
Syntax Error "Cowboy's World Of Bubbles EP" Feinwerk
Syntax Error "Shoecide EP" Feinwerk

with appearances on Bombtap and Scatty-brainz as well.


Visit Syntax Error's Home Base: Feinwerk-techno

isoprax wrote:

Mammoth playlist tonight...

Playlist:
01: Paradroid – Tiberium Radiation (Friends of Tomorrow 3)
02: Julia Decay aka Cristian Vogel – your eyes only (Scandinavia)
03: Aphorism Tag Team – 05_03 (FEINWERK 3)
04: Mark Hawkins – Rubber Bass (FEINWERK 5)
05: Aphorism Tag Team – Banana Pancake (FEINWERK 3)
06: syntax error – cowboy´s pit stop (FEINWERK 4)
07: Paradroid – crashed CPU by confusion remix (FEINWERK 1)
08: syntax error – meet the synthetic clint (FEINWERK 4)
09: syntax error – pussy flörborner (FEINWERK 1)
10: syntax error – permanent shopping movement (FEINWERK 2)
11: syntax error – plasmic character as father (FEINWERK 1)
12: syntax error – test shoe (FEINWERK 2)
13: syntax error – Jolly´s jumpin´electrons (FEINWERK 4)
14: syntax error – kind of flapdoodle again (Scatty Brainz 2)
15: syntax error – crashed CPU by confusion (FEINWERK 1)
16: Neil Landstrumm – digital vandalism (Scandinavia 12)
17: Neil Landstrumm – PSX development (Sativae 17)
18: Neil Landstrumm – intellestaul proterty abuse (Scandinavia 12)
19: Dibu-Z – funny games (Scatty Brainz 2)
20: Mascon – Reiz (Bombtrap 3)
21: Neil Landstrumm – archigram renderings (Sativae 17)
22: Neil Landstrumm – Vectrex (Tresor 103)
23: syntax error – toxic water with piranhas (Bombtrap 3)
24: Neil Landstrumm – split loyality (Sativae 10)
25: Neil Landstrumm – Grime Jam (Bombtrap 3)
26: Neil Landstrumm – Life of Grime e.p. Promo A2 (Scandinavia)
27: Beni – Ain´t nothing but Tutti Frutti (Null 15)
28: Siggi Haußner – Lawazza (Bombtrap 3)
29: Rune – Hope (Scatty Brainz 2)
30: Aphorism Tag Team – Siggi (FEINWERK 3)
31: Bill Youngman – Faceplate (Miditonal 6)
32: Mark Hawkins – Bionic (FEINWERK 5)
33: Fugo – system load (Neue Heimat 24)
34: syntax error – florivical flapdoodle (FEINWERK 1)
35: Clemens Acidus – Polarnacht (Miditonal 6)

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isoprax wrote:

What: A live streaming Techno Internet Radio Show
When: Every Second Thursday (Next Show December 29th 2005)
When: 7:00 PM EST - 8:30 PM EST
Where: Live stream via Livesets
Who: Trevor Wilkes, Scott Cormier and Guests
Why: World Domination


Info:
Anyone who knows me, knows that I am a complete Neil Landstrumm junky. Like Totally. So this has been a long ass time in the coming. The next Bleep Radio show will consist of a Spotlight on Neil Landstrumm.

I wanted to do it right so I asked Neil about it and got him to give the final ok on whether it airs or not. I've got my official "Green Light" and the Bleep Radio Neil Landstrumm Spotlight airs December 29th, 2005 @ 7pm EST. The archive will be available as well after it airs so if you can't catch it live there shouldn't be any worries.


Neil's site:
http://www.scandinavianyc.com/

my site with show archives and news:
http://fun-in-the-murky.com/mt/

isoprax wrote:

Archive Link and Tracklist for the Neil Landstrumm Spotlight (with permission from Neil of course)


Tracklist:
01| [00:00] Cristian Vogel & Neil Landstrumm "Comes" Tresor 22 [Absolute Time Lp]
02| [04:20] Neil Landstrumm "Leaving Edinburgh Humour" Tresor 77 [Bedrooms and Cities Lp]
03| [07:37] Navario Sauro (Neil Landstrumm) "Untitled" Tresor 81 [Scandinavia Sessions Ep]
04| [11:00] Neil Landstrumm "Mallard" Tresor 170 [Glamourama Ep]
05| [13:06] Neil Landstrumm A.K.A. The Tokyo Assassin "Acid Revenge" Scandinavia 23 [Life of Grime Ep]
06| [17:23] Dj Slip "Baked Cake (Neil Landstrumm's Rebaked Cake Mix)" Missile Lp02 [Missile Launches 2 Lp]
07| [20:30] Neil Landstrumm & Sugar Experiment Station "Ad Agency Creative Spastics" Iron Oxide 3 [Fighting Spirit Ep]
08| [23:00] Neil Landstrumm "Lager Louts Abroad" Kickin UK Lp38 [Underground UK Lp]
09| [27:37] Neil Landstrumm "Pirate" Tresor 53 [Understanding Disinformation Lp]
00| [30:40] Neil Landstrumm "Praline Horse" Tresor 54 [Praline Horse Remixes Ep]
11| [34:22] Neil Landstrumm & The Horrorist "Help Me" Music Man 98 [Asphyxiated Ep]
12| [39:04] Blue Arsed Fly (Neil Landstrumm & Cristian Vogel) "Big Ron" Tresor 60 [Knackered Ep]
13| [40:57] The Operator "Exemption Song (Neil Landstrumm & Tobias Schmidt Mix)" Scandinavia 22 [The Exemption Song Ep]
14| [43:58] Polaris (Neil Landstrumm) "Deggman" Sonic Groove 9709 [Spread The Web Ep]
15| [46:50] Neil Landstrumm & Bill Youngman "Destroyaz" Input-Ouput 9 [Destroyaz Ep]
16| [49:29] Neil Landstrumm "Down On The A" Tresor 103 [Pro Audio Lp]
17| [53:15] Blue Arsed Fly (Neil Landstrumm & Cristian Vogel) "Blue Arse" Mosquito 4 [Untitled Ep]
18| [56:02] Navario Sauro (Neil Landstrumm) "Lancia Dela Integrale 16 V" Scandinavia 6 [World Rallying Ep]
19| [60:03] Neil Landstrumm "Ponytail" Scandinavia 12 [Pro-X-ess Ep]
20| [63:04] Neil Landstrumm"Swing/Jerk" Scandinavia 19 [M Cap Ep]
21| [66:49] Neil Landstrumm & Bill Youngman "Bloody Knuckles" Leitmotiv 10 [Punch Bag Ep]
22| [69:48] Sugar Experiment Station (Neil Landstrumm & Tobias Schmidt) "New Standard World" Scandinavia 3 [Ultimathule Ep]
23| [75:55] Neil Landstrumm "Bullet Proof" Tresor 177 [She Took A Bullet Meant For Me Lp]
24| [79:57] Neil Landstrumm "The Fool" Sativae 10 [Mockba Ep]
25| [83:07] Si Begg & The Tokyo Assassin (Neil Landstrumm) "Unknown Dialect" Mosquito 17 [Restoration Ep]
26| [85:56] Neil Landstrumm "Eaves Dropper" Volume [Trance Europe Express 5 Lp]
27| [88:45] Christian Morgenstern "Ex Machina (Neil Landstrumm Mix)" Forte [Re: Death Before Disco Lp]

28| [92:09] Polaris (Neil Landstrumm) "Advertising" Sonic Groove 9708 [Define The Sonic Groove Lp]
29| [95:00] Neil Landstrumm "Untitled" Donate 1 [Never The Same Again Ep]
30| [98:02] Neil Landstrumm "Full Spectrum Dominance" Sativae 17 [Defiantly Dated Ep]
31| [100:58] Neil Landstrumm "We Are Pleased To Serve You" Tresor 174 [Compilation Volume 9 Lp]
32| [103:57] Sugar Experiment Station (Neil Landstrumm & Tobias Schmidt) "Ultramonotone" Scandinavia 8 [Ultramonotone Ep]
33| [106:00] Neil Landstrumm & Bill Youngman "Subway Amputee" Scandinavia 20 [Shot At Dawn Ep]
34| [108:17] Tobias Schmidt & Neil Landstrumm "Take Thatt" Sativae 2 [Occupation Ep]
35| [112:04] Polaris (Neil Landstrumm) "Arse Magic" Sonic Groove 9602 [The Encryption Factor Ep]
36| [114:36] Neil Landstrumm "Blam The Target" Peacefrog 44 [Inhabit The Machines Ep]
37| [116:48] Subhead "Subtrax (Neil Landstrumm Mix)" Subhead Remixes 2 [Untitled Ep]
38| [119:31] Neil Landstrumm "Piezatric" Sativae 3 [Split Ep]
39| [121:38] Navario Sauro (Neil Landstrumm) "AJ 37 Viggen" Scandinavia 1 [Untitled Ep]
40| [124:29] Neil Landstrumm "Takks" Scandinavia 18 [Index Man Ep]
41| [127:55] Neil Landstrumm "Desert Expedition" Neue Heimat 7 [The Observer Ep]


The last bit in Italic was cut off of the mix due to it being too long. I included that part here in the tracklist to give you an idea of how much this guy has released. The full tracklist equates to 1 track off of each of his records (except for 2). Quite the healthy discography!

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Scandinavia NYC Neil Landstrumm's webpage (FULL of info)
Fun in the Murky for more of my mixes and news

cinquante_neuf wrote:

not online yet, or am I looking in the wrone place?

Menaz wrote:

Download

bad link ;)

isoprax wrote:

oops, I forgot discogs forum doesn't like brackets :(

thanks for the quick fix Menaz

isoprax wrote:

Bleep Archive 22

I've had zero time the last week to record a new show, so this one was something I pulled out of a folder that was tucked away. I think it's three weeks old or so...?? I can't remember.

Next show will make up for the hasty episode you got tonight. promise.


01| ? "Outro" Miditonal 01
02| John Tejada "Voyager" Palette 38
03| The Persuader "Morgan Dagg" Svek 20
04| Unknown White
05| Envoy "Dark Maneouvres" Edel
06| Dj Powerout "Lift" Synewave 14
07| Green Velvet "The Stalker (Laidback Luke Mix)" Edel
08| Chancellor "A1" Veto
09| Dj Powerout "Slime" Synewave 14
10| Cari Lekebusch "Chant Quitz" H.Prod.X 5
11| Dave Tarrida "He's A Badboy" Neue Heimat 25
12| Clemens Acidus "Polarnacht" Miditonal 06
13| Syntax Error "Plasmic Character As Father" Feinwerk 01
14| Dj HMC "LSD" Edel
15| The Subjective "Tremmer" News
16| Adam Beyer "AWC 2" Plus 8
17| .xtrak "Invader" Peacefrog 37
18| Soundhack 1
19| Die Heinz Crew "Wer Liebre Lebt" Kugelbox 3

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cinquante_neuf wrote:

:)))

thanks!

isoprax wrote:

No problem neuf.

I think for the next show I'll be putting together a string of those old synewave/dance mania type records with the 909 + distorted synth line...basic beep tracks but still fun.

Sound good? still tossing the idea around in my head.

Menaz wrote:

Yeaah please a dance mania mix!! :D sounds awesome

Thnx for the 'new' mix...as long as you are not recycling previous broadcasted mixes it's OK for me hehe, I like them but don't want them twice :p

cheers

isoprax wrote:

Tonight's show has no full tracklisting but it did have the following in it...

Boogizm, Tobias Schmidt, Bow Wow, Dibu-Z, Cristian Vogel, Daze Maxim, Digital Princezz, Bill Youngman, Sueme, The Hacker, Justin Berkovi, Tube Jerk…

you can grab the Archive here

Visit MasCon at the Following..

www.mascon.de
www.klangnet.de
www.antikonsum.de
www.zinch.de

or Fun in the Murky / Bleep Radio...

www.fun-in-the-murky.com

isoprax wrote:

Bleep 24
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes

For the next couple archives I think I'll be digging through the electro shelves. I don't really touch it too often. Well I do, but not whole sets of it. Hence the reason the next few will be electro.

note: this set contains none of that crappy electro-house stuff :p


bleep@isoprax.com as always for questions that can't be asked publically (I don't know what those would be I'm just covering all bases)


Tracklist
01 [00:00] - Aux 88 "Out of Sight" Direct Beat 004 [Aux Quadrant EP 1995 discogs link]
02 [05:00] - Transllusion "Negative Flash" Supremat Records 03 [The Opening of the Cerebral Gate LP 2001 discogs link]
03 [08:17] - The Egyptian Lover "Kinky Nation" Egyptian Empire Records [One Track Mind LP 1986 discogs link]
04 [11:01] - Ectomorph "Slither" Interdimensional Transmissions 13 [Destroy Your Powercenters EP 1999 discogs link]
05 [14:13] - Dj Godfather "Aliens Got My 808" Twilight 76 Records 13 [Aliens Got My 808 EP 1999 discogs link]
06 [16:45] - DJ K1 "Metaphysica" Direct Beat 17 [Xperience De Bass II EP 1996 discogs link]
07 [21:04] - Oliver Dodd "Latex" World Electric 14 [Lucite EP 2002 discogs link]
08 [24:35] - Hashim "We're Rocking The Planet" Cutting Records 203 [We're Rocking The Planet EP 1984 discogs link]
09 [27:29] - Lockstep "I Am" Psycho Thrill Records [Heatsync 2002 EP 2002 discogs link]
10 [30:11] - Future Sound of London "We Have Explosive (Mantronik Plastik Formula #2)" Virgin [Promo 1997 [url=]no discogs link[/url]]
11 [33:55] - Rac "Quexos" Warp 52 [Tangetns EP 1994 discogs link]
12 [36:57] - The Blotnik Brothers "Ergo" Satamile Records NYC 18 [Pragmatic Response EP 2004 discogs link]
13 [40:39] - Paul Birken "Crawling Home To Nest" Don't 8 [Rumpus Room Volume 2 EP 2005 discogs link]
14 [44:30] - Zeta Reticula "Untitled" Electrix 8 [EP 3 2001 discogs link]
15 [46:37] - Dj Perferico "Whiteout" Don't 7 [Rumpus Room Volume 1 EP 2005 discogs link]
16 [49:49] - Bass Kittens "Rise of the Machines" Bowwow 3 [Rise of the Machines EP 2005 discogs link]
17 [52:06] - Hashim "Al-Naayfish(The Soul)" Cutting Records 200 [Al-Naayfish(The Soul) EP 1983 discogs link]
18 [54:55] - Chaotic State "Headlok" Touchin Bass 2 [Gamma Quadrant EP 2002 discogs link]
19 [58:12] - Steph "Quicksand" Antikonsum 3 [Untitled Ep 2005 discogs link]
20 [61:33] - 10 Speed "Tour De France" Quality Records 52 [Tour De France Ep 1983 discogs link]
21 [63:33] - Freddy Fresh "Grape Krush" Electric Music Foundation 2.5 [Orange Krush EP 2003 discogs link]
22 [66:02] - Patrick Pulsinger & Erdem Tunakan "Soko" Cheap Records 13 [Lazer Musik EP 1995 discogs link]
23 [68:19] - Aeox "Don't Want U Love" Bernard's Haircut 7 [Don't Want U Love EP 2006 discogs link]

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Grab the other 23 archives at Fun in the Murky / Bleep Radio

wrote:

new wave?

cinquante_neuf wrote:

nice!

d/l
;)

cinquante_neuf wrote:

sweet mix, thanks once again!

isoprax wrote:

new wave? are you serious? yikes!


detroit flavoured electro mostly my man

isoprax wrote:

I had a guest tonight.

Peter Mangalore of Human Shield Recordings Human Shield



Tracklist:
discogs link Gerome Sportelli - Axid (Krax)
discogs link Steve Poindexter - Computer Madness *D'julz Remix* (Square Roots)
discogs link John Tejada - Infected (Palette)
discogs link Osbourne - 'bout Ready To Jack *Matthew Dear Mix* (Spectral Sound)
discogs link .xtrak - Backdoor (7th City)
discogs link Fym - Blooom (7th City)
discogs link Superlauncher - Locopod Log (OverX)
discogs link Psi Spy - Grayam (Pyramid Transmissions)
discogs link The Artificial Arm - Rumble Punk (Orson)
discogs link Cursor Miner - Thaw (Lo)
discogs link Quant - Intestinal Sound *Buckfunk3000 Remix* (Dot)
discogs link Will Web - Arrival (Astralwerks)
discogs link Denis Rusnak - Obsession (Arcola)
discogs link Heiko Laux - Granulate One (Kanzeleramt)
discogs link James Cotton - Press Your Body (Spectral Sound)
discogs link Lamonde - Dr Smith *Dave Tarrida mix* (Feis)
discogs link Cristian Vogel - Shoe Renounce Soul (Loaded)
discogs link Aphex Twin - Vordhosbn (Warp)

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Menaz wrote:

Thnx, keep them comming!

still waiting for that dance mania special ;)

isoprax wrote:

ha. yeah it was pushed back a bit. I promised some local people a few electro mixes. So at least one more will be electro. Then probably the Dance Mania/related stuff. Then a label spotlight...dun dun dun...Miditonal!

isoprax wrote:

Tonight's show was 7 different shades of fun. For me anyway.

-01| [00:00] - IL.EK.TRO "Megacubed" Klang Electronik 26 [Two EP 1998]
Discog's Link
-02| [06:25] - Ectomorph "Ritmo Siniestro" Interdimensional Transmissions 17 [Dada EP 2002]
Discog's Link
-03| [09:28] - Resident Alien "Signal Loss" Frajile Records 5 [Machine Vs. Man Ep 2001]
Discog's Link
-04| [14:36] - Phil Kieran "Strings On The Hill" Electrix 9 [Pill Hearin Ep 2002]
Discog's Link
-05| [19:46] - Aeox "She's Gotta Gun" Mental Industries 2 [Paranoid Ep 2001]
Discog's Link
-06| [23:18] - Dr. Break "Spinnah (Oldschooler Ruffish Cut)" Doctor Break 1 [1983 Ep 2005]
Discog's Link
-07| [27:40] - Aaron Carl "Down (Dj Marquis & Juan Atkins Electro Mix)" Metroplex 35 [Down Ep 1998]
Discog's Link
-08| [29:54] - Dj Di'jital "Radar 2 Bass" Direct Beat 17 [Xperience De Bass 2 Ep 1996]
Discog's Link
-09| [32:53] - Twilight 22 "Siberian Nights" Hot Classics 2203 [Electric Kingdom/Siberian Nights Ep 1989]
Discog's Link
-10| [35:19] - Oliver Bondzio "The Devil Made Me Do It" Cocoon Recordings 5 [Portrait Of A Masterpiece Ep 2003]
Discog's Link
-11| [39:27] - Aux 88 "My Mind Goes Into Programming" Direct Beat 22 [Is It Man Or Machine Lp 1996]
Discog's Link
-12| [42:50] - Kraftwerk "Numbers" Ballroom Records 762 [Numbers/Body Mechanic Ep 1996]
Discog's Link
-13| [45:22] - Mas 2008 "Area 44139" Elektrolux 01100010 [Agents In Mission Ep 2001]
Discog's Link
-14| [47:55] - Vanity 6 "Vanity 6 Make Up" Secret Mixes/Fixes 2 [Secret Mixes/Fixes Volume 2 Ep 2003]
Discog's Link
-15| [50:52] - Model 500 "Night Drive(Thru-Babylon)" Metroplex 2 [Night Drive Ep 1985]
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-16| [52:55] - Solvent "Some Assembly Required" Morr Music 13 [Solvent City Lp 2001]
Discog's Link
-17| [55:52] - Flexitone "Electricity" Planet E 3 [Nausicaa Ep 1995]
Discog's Link
-18| [59:02] - Dr. Break "Sad Computer (Rawish Reminisce)" Doctor Break 1 [1983 Ep 2005]
Discog's Link

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Fun in the Murky

isoprax wrote:

Show Name: Bleep Radio
Show Number: Episode 27
Mixed by: Trevor 'isoprax' Wilkes / isoprax & Fun in the Murky / bleep@isoprax.com
Recorded: March 19th, 2006
Air Date: March 23rd, 2006 @ 7pm Eastern Standard Time (EST)
Broadcasted From: Livesets

I think you'll find a little bit of all the good stuff in this one. A few solid tech-house stomps, some acid, electro and techno of a variety of stripes.


Playlist:
01 [00:00] Earth Nation "Red Engine" Schallbau 05 [2006]
discog's link
02 [05:45] Paul Birken "Speaker Phreakin (2006 Paul Birken Remix)" Tonewrecker 10 [2006]
discog's link
03 [10:13] Anthony Thomas "Solar Enemy" Red Frame 05 [1998]
discog's link
04 [13:07] Killa Production "Feelin' Acid" Killa Production 203 [2005]
discog's link
05 [17:30] Ides "Untitled" Acid Fuckers United 002 [1994]
discog's link
06 [22:03] Carsten Rechenberger & Recall 8 Featuring Queaver "Amplification (Dj MEM Remix)" Nasty Colour 04 [2005]
discog's link
07 [26:30] Pierre "ai, loverobot" Hor|Spiel|Musik 50 [2006]
discog's link
08 [31:24] Woody McBride "Basketball Heros" Communique 20 [1996]
discog's link
09 [34:51] Neil Landstrumm "Russian Poison" Feinwerk 06 [2006]
discog's link
10 [39:08] Barada "Death Of A Robot Part1" Catalyst 213 [2002]
discog's link
11 [41:51] DJ Shufflemaster "Innervisions" Tresor 123 [1999]
discog's link
12 [45:19] Danilo Vigorito "Naked Mankind" Intelligence 02 [2005]
discog's link
13 [47:19] John Tejada & Justin Maxwell "Mind Bend (Vocals By Daniel Bell)" Palette 33 [2004]
discog's link
14 [52:14] Dave Tarrida "Here It Comes" Tresor 154 [2000]
discog's link
15 [56:17] Gaetano Parisio "Untitled" Southsoul Appendix 04 [2002]
discog's link
16 [60:21] Dave Tarrida "Re-Tempo" Neue Heimat 09 [2002]
discog's link
17 [62:35] Carl Taylor "Twister" Advanced 25 [2005]
discog's link

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isoprax wrote:

Bit of this and a bit of that...you all know the drill!


Show Name: Bleep Radio
Show Number: Episode 28
Mixed by: Trevor 'isoprax' Wilkes / http://www.isoprax.com & http://www.fun-in-the-murky.com
Recorded: April 2nd, 2006
Air Date: April 6th, 2006 @ 7pm Eastern Standard Time (EST)
Broadcasted From: http://www.livesets.com

Playlist:
01 [00:00] Rotorik "Unexpekted Korrelation" Mutter 12
Taken from: Remote Method Invocation EP
Released: 2001
discogs information

02 [05:11] Berg Nixon "The Depths" Minus 37
Taken From: Box Escape EP
Released: 2006
discogs information

03 [08:59] Italoboyz "Birdman" Einmaleins 7
Taken From: The Titty Twister EP
Released: 2006
discogs information

04 [14:33] Carl Taylor "Kooky Trax 2" Dust Science 4
Taken From: Simplex EP
Released: 2005
discogs information

05 [18:02] John Tejada & Justin Maxwell "Mind Bend (Vocals by Daniel Bell)" Palette 33
Taken From: Madness EP
Released: 2004
discogs information

06 [22:10] Rok/Jonzon "Slap! Whack! Thump!" Gigolo 3
Taken From: Club Berlin EP
Released: 1996
discogs information

07 [25:12] Chancellor "The Mummy" Veto 5
Taken From: Seed After Spring EP
Released: 2004
discogs information

08 [27:26] Joey Beltram "Instant" Tresor 108
Taken From: Instant EP
Released: 1996
discogs information

09 [30:51] Cari Lekebusch "Finger Jabs" Kaun Trax 2
Taken From: Powersurge EP
Released: 2004
discogs information

10 [33:57] Adam Beyer & Lenk "Unknown" Drumcode 1
Taken From: Drumcode 01
Released: 1996
discogs information

11 [37:35] DJ Powerout "Outage" Geometric 2
Taken From: Serge #1 EP
Released: 1995
discogs information

12 [39:48] DJ Funk "Run" Pro-jex 14
Taken From: Ghetto Tek '2000' EP
Released: 1999
discogs information

13 [42:10] Chancellor "The Cats Meow" Veto 7
Taken From: Daddy Eyes EP
Released: 2005
discogs information

14 [44:44] Gene Hunt "The Conditioner" Loop 33
Taken From: Back On Track EP
Released: 1997
discogs information

15 [47:23] Steve Rachmad "Tir Na Nog" Rotation 23
Taken From: Tir na Nog EP
Released: 2000
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16 [50:10] Paul Birken "Speaker Freakin' (2006 Remix)" Tonewrecker 10
Taken From: Speaker Freakin' 2006
Released: 2006
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17 [52:48] The Advent "Bad Boy (Plantary Assault Remix)" Internal
Taken From: Shaded Elementz 4LP
Released: 1996
discogs information

18 [57:30] Smooky "Scratchy Scratch" Electronik Weed Crew 3 (FUCKING CHOON!)
Taken From: Get Da Fuck Up EP
Released: 2003
discogs information

19 [58:38] Lief Ryan "In Spite of The Pain" Growth 1
Taken From: Untitled EP
Released: 2003
discogs information

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isoprax wrote:

This week's bleep was blooped by the other guy. Scott Cormier. Let's just say that his name anagramming to "Cosmic rotter" isn't a coincidence. That should be all the info you need on him!


Scott Cormier

Playlist:
001 | Koljah - My Room [Phil_e] | discogs
002 | Colder - Wrong Baby (Playgroup Remix Version One) [Output] | discogs
003 | Ryan Crosson - Painters Day [Trapez Ltd] | discogs
004 | Run Stop Restore - Suck My Christmas [Telegraph] | discogs
005 | Galluzzi & Brtschitsch - Regenschauer (Guido Schneider Remix) [Taski] | discogs
006 | Plastikman - Panikattack [Plus 8] | discogs
007 | Monobox - Realm 2 (Substance Remix) [Logistic] | discogs
008 | Jackmate - Chem [Phil_e] | discogs
009 | Alter Ego - Daktari (Robag Wruhme's Handkäs Mit Musikk Remixx) [Klang] | discogs
010 | Heartthrob - Passion [Unreleased]
011 | Butane & Friends - The Sound of Digi Down (Someone Else's Cookiecutter Remix) [Alphahouse] | discogs
012 | Vegetable Orchestra - Redish Reduction (Gabriel Ananda Remix) [Karmarouge] | discogs
013 | Dolly la Parton - I Got The Power [Be My Sheep] | discogs
014 | Robag Wruhme - Wortkabular (Luciano Remix) [Musik Krause] | discogs
015 | Guido Schneider - As Dry As I Can [Poker Flat] | discogs
016 | Slacknoise - Like LSD [Unreleased]
017 | Adam Beyer - A Walking Contradiction (Part 1) [Plus 8] | discogs
018 | Ø - Rontgen [Sähkö] | discogs
019 | Sammy Dee & Guido Schneider - Styleways [Poker Flat] | discogs
020 | Bruno Pronsato - Zero Invention [Telegraph] | discogs
021 | Barem - Undo [Unfoundsound] | discogs
022 | Agaric & Ecco - Untitled [We Are] | discogs
023 | Martin H - Eau de Cologne [Mutekki] | discogs
024 | Rekorder - Rekorder 3.3 [Rekorder] | discogs
025 | Magda - Oblivicleas [M-nus] | discogs
026 | Marc Ashken - Part Time Isolation [Leftroom] | discogs
027 | Barem - Suki [Unfoundsound] | discogs
028 | Seph - Vamp [Igloo-Net] | discogs
029 | Vivianne Project - Strangers With Canada [Underl_ne] | discogs
030 | Ben Paris - Glotsback (Magda Remix) [Foundsound] | discogs
031 | Magda - Panna Cotta Eyes [M-nus] |discogs
032 | Speedy J - Minimal [Plus 8] | discogs
033 | I.A. Bericocher - Uno [M-nus] | discogs
034 | Peace Division - Poke [NRK] | discogs

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Fun in the Murky

isoprax wrote:

For this week's set I decided to try something else. I had a friend come over and we had ourselves a little back to back action at my place. It was our first time ever trying this but it worked out ok. Now...it's time to share it. I've been sitting on this set for 2-3 weeks now waiting for a show to play it. Today was the day!

Trevor Wilkes vs Pash Hrnic = Bleep #30
I don't have the tracklist info from Pash for his section, maybe later on I'll add it if he remembers what he played. So where ever you see a Question Mark is where it's not me playing. Easy enough to figure your heads around. Enjoy!

01 - ?
02 - ?
03 - Damon Wild "Warchild" Synewave 45
04 - Richard Bartz "Untited" Kanzleramt 22
05 - The Advent "House Seed" Internal LP15
06 - ?
07 - ?
08 - ?
09 - Alka "JR 500 (John Tejada Remix)" Resopal 2
10 - Surgeon "La Real" Counterbalance 2
11 - Playboy "Deep In Da Jungle" Respect! 16
12 - ?
13 - ?
14 - ?
15 - Kikoman "Wiggle" Dosed
16 - Earth Nation "Red Engine" Schallbau 5
17 - GF "Feel The Power" KK Trax 10
18 - ?
19 - ?
20 - Dimbiman "Shake" Perlon
21 - Stewart Walker "Red Sun Over Tobin Bridge" Persona 11
23 - Jonzon "Cardiological Stomp" Exact Audio 8
24 - Le Car "Audiofile 10" Monoplaza 1

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cinquante_neuf wrote:

damon wild and playboy?

D A M N!

d/l :)))

isoprax wrote:

Another Bleep Archive!

Another agitated mix of wonky techno, acid, electro and whatever else I can fit with it all. Impatient mixing = lots of cuts and bleepy tracks with silly noises strewn throughout. Wicked, I know! A couple tracks from potentially my favorite new label. Okay not new, but newly discovered. I definitely slept on this one ([K]rack-troni[k]). Dirty, grimey, Saw Pads? Okay!

How low can you go? BASS! Enjoy the latest Bleep mix you sorry lot of hidey hole slackers ;)


Playlist:
01 - Drexciya "Soul Of The Sea" Tresor 181
02 - The Advent "Funkage" Internal
03 - Sol_Dat "Eye Of The Storm" [K]rack-troni[k] Ltd 02
04 - Preast FX 'Hungarian Tech" Fix
05 - Hareball "Differ (Jamie's Black Angel Grinder Mix)" Emetic 12
06 - Paul Birken "Spitoon Platoon" Audio Textures
07 - George Andrews and Pete Edwards "Stopstart Frequencies" Product 03
08 - Spokesman "Acid Creak (Pierre's Reconstruction Mix)" Fuse
09 - Spinks "21 Knockouts" Buffalo Frequency 03
10 - Bass Kittens & Single Cell Orchestra "Morgasm" Spacebar Sentiments 03
11 - Michael Forshaw "DR008" SMB
12 - Snog "Crash Crash (Speed Baby Mix)" [K]rack-troni[k] 10
13 - Jason Leach "Untitled" Death To Vinyl 01
14 - Daz Saund & Ben Tisdall "Juggernaut" Missile 22
15 - The Tokyo Assassin "Wrote Off My Impreza..." Scandinavia 23
16 - Intercooler "Tokyo, Baby I Know" Sleep Debt 02
17 - Underground Resistance "Elimination" Underground Resistance 02
18 - Cristian Vogel "Information:Power:Revolution" Force Inc. 80

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Fun in the Murky (my site)

isoprax wrote:

Alright. I didn't have time to post the show's tracklist and archive link last night as I had to leave real quick. I was able to let the show run an extra 15 minutes, but I had an extra 50 in total. So the archive is actually just shy of 2 hours.

Enjoy!

Bleep Radio Show #32
Aired: June 1st, 2006
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes

Playlist:
01 - Markey "Pop It" Circuit 104
02 - DJ M.H. "Spank It" Pro-Jex 30
03 - DJ Dro San & Dj Mem "Thiefs" Nasty Colour 04
04 - Marcin Czubala "Narita" Carabinieri 01
05 - Lambda "Hold On Tight (Laidback Luke Remix)" La Grande Maison
06 - Robert Armani "Circus Bells" Cache 02
07 - Aeox "D.I.K. (Darkness In Kuwait)" Ugly Funk 05
08 - Marcin Czubala "Oh Shit, I Do Need A Cig" Neue Heimat 08
09 - Lusinda & Mark Hawkins "Be My Victim" Victim 04
10 - Blimp "Heaven (Bob Brown Remix)" Framework 18
11 - Attuk "Shield Energy Low" Mutter 22
12 - Michael Forshaw "I Love Horses" Bernard's Haircut 04
13 - The Good Men "Give It Up" Fresh Fruit
14 - Johnny Fiasco "Keep On Dancing" Distant Music 01
15 - Aeox "Superfukt" Neue Heimat 19
16 - Stefan Kuchenmeister "Soda Stream" Hor|Spiel|Musik 16
17 - Phuture "Spank Spank" Low Fat 01
18 - Dave Tarrida "Fuear de Juego" Sleep Debt 03
19 - Afika Bambaata "Zulu War Chant" Attic
20 - Cristian Vogel "Gigantic Tautological Machinery" Mille Plateaux 27
21 - Mantronix "I Get Lifted" Capitol Records
22 - Fu-Schnickens "Movie Scene (Instrumental Version)" Zomba
23 - Paul Hardcastle "It'z Weird" Chrysalis
24 - D-Mob "We Call It Aciiieeed" FFRR
25 - 2 In A Room "She's Got Me Going Crazy (Todd Terry House Mix)" Cutting Records
26 - Steady-P "Stocked At Luton" Mercurochrome 05
27 - Rok "Cycle Sluts" Muller
28 - Cristian Vogel "Culture" Sativae 04
29 - Dave Tarrida "Cause To Worry" Tresor 154
30 - Marz "Untitled" Force Inc. 206
31 - Jetone "mtl bass" Force Inc. 215
32 - Ellen Allien "Funkenflug Der Traume" !K7
33 - Timeblind "Deep Box"Communique 22
34 - Robert Hood "Untitled" M-Plant 309
35 - AL.X.E "Gagging" Bernard's Haircut 03
36 - Cabaret Voltaire "James Brown" Virgin

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Bleep's Archive Site

SebastianPrelar wrote:

THIS IS what I call: POSTING mixes!

Cheeeers Trevor, I got my techno fix for the next month!

isoprax wrote:

The REAL Bleep 33 archive died. this is a make-up archive, but it only varies by 2-3 tracks and that's for the best.

01 - Neal White "Recallibrated (Somalux Remix)" Freizeitglauben 01
02 - L.x.A "I Am A P" Zinch 02
03 - Ark "Punkadelix (Shalark mix)" Brif 17
04 - Unique 3 "Theme 3" IQ Records
05 - Attuk "Go Hot (Feat. Marc Mautz)" Neue Heimat 30
06 - Dave Tarrida "Terminally Yours" Tresor 191
07 - Tricky Disco "Tricky Disco" Warp 7
08 - DJ Joe T. Vannelli Feat. Csilla "Play With The Voice in Germany" Dream Beat 158
09 - Sven Vath "Scorpio's Movement" Virgin
10 - Spinks "21 knockouts" Buffalo Frequency
11 - Paul Birken "Spitoon Platoon" Audio Textures 08
12 - Tobias Schmidt "Cosmic Pollution" Tresor 86
13 - Photon Inc. "Give A Little Love (mid 80's acid house mix)" FFRR 194
14 - DJ Skull "The Graveyard Orchestra" Djax-up-beats 283
15 - Laurent Garnier "Colored City" F Communications
16 - Reinhard Voigt "Spice" Speicher 18
17 - Ecstacy Club "Jesus Loves The Acid" White
18 - Second Phase "Mentasm" R&S
19 - 808 State "Olympic (Flutey Mix)" ZTT

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isoprax wrote:

This week's archive never did get off the ground in terms of a live show. I'm going to have to do some more trouble shooting and figure this rat-turd out.
Despite not having been streamed there is still an archive as it is pre-recorded these days. I can at least still share the show that was cooked up.

This week's archive is another Electro spotlight. It still has the feel of the Detroit electro I'm a fanatic for, but it comes out a bit darker and heavier.

If you're looking for broken beats, odd rhythms, fat low end or just some bounce this should satisfy you for a week or two.


Tracklist
01 - Dj Glow "Hubology" Subetage 01
02 - Keith Tucker "(Techno) It's On My Mind" Puzzlebox 04
03 - Bass Kittens "Touch it" Pretension 01
04 - Mariel Ito "My Modulation" Spacebar Sentiments 03
05 - Spy-Tek "Transmission Unknown (Silicon Scally Remix)" Outside Recordings 04
06 - Jeff Taylor "Speunk" Spacebar Sentiments 03
07 - The Wee Dj's "9K" Spacebar Sentiments 01
08 - Audiotrash "Special Price Package" Mercurochrome 01
09 - The Wee Dj's "Jlast" Input-Output 12
10 - Dr. Break "1983 (Rawish Reminisce)" Dr. Break 01
11 - The Wee Dj's "Argument" Input-Output 12
12 - Spy-Tek "Transmission Unknown (Maladies of Man Remix)" Outside Recordings 04
13 - Frank Yentner "Circenses" Neue Heimat 18
14 - Luke Slater "Walking The Line" Novamute 57lp
15 - Bob Brown "2sl" Mental Ind. 1.1
16 - Dj Hell & Richard Bartz "Bonus Beatz" Gigolo 31
17 - Fangshi "Bass Dimension (Sir Real Remix)" [K]rack-troni[k] 03
18 - Cristian Vogel "Whipaspank (Cylob Remix)" Novamute 78
19 - Frank Yentner "Untitled" Schema F 01

256 kbs / 142 megs / approx. 73 minutes

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isoprax wrote:

It's been about 14 long months since Cynthia Stern of Input-Output Records was kind enough to supply a guest mix for Bleep Radio. For those of you who enjoyed the first one he did, this one is sure to be a treat. Clocking in at a whopping two hours in length and full of nasty wonky grinders it's perfect for those evenings with the significant other. Well that's what I'd use it for.

Bleep Radio show # 35 as mixed by: Cynthia Stern and aired: July 13th, 2006

Tracklist
01 . richie hawtin - plus8
02 . dave tarrida & jason leach - xtras
03 . steve glenncross - curved pressings
04 . surgeon - ideal
05 . foam electric - mutter
06 . dj esp - communique
07 . tube jerk - sativae
08 . suburban knight - ur
09 . steve glencorss - sativae
10 . youngman & landstrumm - feinwerk
11 . jason leach - input - output inc.
12 . la monde - feis
13 . bill youngman - neue heimat
14 . voigt & voigt - kompakt extra
15 . tube jerk - sativae
16 . tobias schmidt - drought
17 . tube jerk - sativae
18 . bill youngman - tresor
19 . si begg (la monde remix) - feis
20 . bjørn svin - iron oxide
21 . welt in scherben - force inc
22 . the hacker - good life
23 . undergound resistance - ur
24 . decal (exzakt remix) - satamile
25 . tobias schmidt - sativae
26 . new order - factory
27 . bizz od - force inc.
28 . klorex55 - klesha
29 . the hacker - feis
30 . tobias schmidt - drought
31 . savas pascalidis - kurbel
32 . youngman & landstrumm - input - output inc.
33 . dave tarrida & jason leach - xtras
34 . dead dred - moving shadow

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isoprax wrote:

My Bleep 36 is better than your Bleep 36.

I've got a whole whack-load of vinyl sitting here that's arrived in the mail in the last 2-3 weeks and most of it is stuff I haven't even touched because of all those tech-house sets I've been doing lately. Well this mix was a short break from the easy-going accomodating music. This set is rough and tough. It's the kid who pushed you down in school. It's guy who knocked out your tail-light in the parking lot and left no note. It's got street cred for dubious past actions.


it's Bleep 36!


Another Bleep Show/Mix tucked under the belt and archived for anyone who being a sissy and sleeping while it aired. The irony is thick here...

Playlist:
01 - George Carlin "Wasted Time" Little David 04 [Class Clown LP 1972]
02 - The Spider "Phatt Shoes" Chan'n'Mikes 02 [The Beast With Two Backs EP 1999]
03 - Jamie Lidell "Sonelysome(o)ney" Sativae 13 [Safety In Numbers EP 1998]
04 - Atom Heart "L.T.B.C.Y.B." Recognition 18 [Repetitive Digital noise EP 2006]
05 - NDK "Any Questions" Kugelbox 04 [Crash Course Part 3 EP 2006]
06 - The Flying Lurinskys "Frogger" Miditonal 08 [Midi Meets Chan'n'Mikes LP 2006]
07 - The Flying Lurinskys "Frogger" Miditonal 08 [Midi Meets Chan'n'Mikes LP 2006]
08 - Luke's Anger "Dead Like Elvis" Bowwow 05 [Dead Like Elvis EP 2006]
09 - Steve Glencross "Axell Schlepp" Predicaments 10 [Fern Republic EP 1999]
10 - Michael Forshaw "Dr 008" SMB Records 10 [The Last Starfighter EP 2003]
11 - 69 Boyz "Tootsee Roll" ZYX Music [Tootsee Roll EP 1994]
12 - Luke's Anger "Jerk Chicken" Bowwow 05 [Dead Like Elvis EP 2006]
13 - The Flying Lurinskys "The Luddites" Miditonal 08 [Midi Meets Chan'n'Mikes LP 2006]
14 - The Flying Lurinskys "The Luddites" Miditonal 08 [Midi Meets Chan'n'Mikes LP 2006]
15 - Luke's Anger "HonkyTonk" Don't Records 10 [Fistful Of Donkeys EP 2006]
16 - Cannibal Cooking Club "Kochtopf" Cannibal Cooking Club 06 [Beach Bitches Ep 2006]
17 - Syntax Error "Broken Space Taxi" Feinwerk 09 [Not That Clikk Clakk EP 2006]
18 - George Carlin "Wasted Time" Little David 04 [Class Clown LP 1972]
19 - Doshy "Jay Yo Mania" Robox Neotech 06 [Robox Ep06 2004]
20 - Bass Kittens & Single Cell Orchestra "Down With Digital" Pretension 06 [Easy Money EP 2006]
21 - Ed Chamberlain "Medicine" Baselogic 01 [Medicine Gun EP 2006]
22 - Christian Morgenstern "She Is Me (Kitbuilders Remix)" Forte 05 [RE:Death Before Disco LP 2000]
23 - Fugo "One More Time, One O Six" Neue Heimat 14 [Disrupt The Post Office EP 2002]
24 - Marcin Czubala "Mr. Popstar" Mutter 09 [Fuck Loops EP 2000]
25 - Luke's Anger "All Around Me" Don't Records 10 [Fistful Of Donkeys EP 2006]
26 - Luke's Anger "Yo Ass" Bowwow 05 [Dead Like Elvis EP 2006]
27 - Aeox "She's Gotta Gun" Mental Ind. 002 [Paranoid EP 2001]
28 - Neil Landstrumm "Intellectual Property Abuse" Scandinavia NYC 12 [Pro-X-ess EP 1998]
29 - Otto Von Schirach "Gagged Gizzard Goo" Imputor 22 [Pukology LP 2006]

Download: The July 27th, 2006 Archive AKA Bleep 36

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isoprax wrote:

I had two Fun in the Murkiers hook me up with Guest Mixes for Bleep 37. First of all we have The Moose himself, or as his parents know him "Anders Olovsson" of Sweden. Bringing up the rear is one of the Maltese massive. A young lad by the name of Cain who is a resident Wonky Dj for one of the myriad of Maltese Techno Promoters.

Anders' mix is a lot like my own, lots of variety, constant changes in mood and attitude and a clear like of cleavage (ok I had to do some interpreting for the last bit).

Cain's on the other hand is a handful of his favorite tunes. Some stuff followed by Neil landstrumm, some more stuff, some more neil Landstrumm. Wicked.


Anders Segment:
01 I-F - The Man With The Stick (Disko B) discogs
02 Aphex Twin - Come To Daddy (Little Lord Faulteroy Mix) (Warp) discogs
03 Energy Flash - I Wanna Be (2nd Version) (Trigger) discogs
04 Jungle Brothers - I'll House You (Stylus) discogs
05 DJ Hyperactive - Schtick (Hybrid) discogs
06 Green Velvet - Leave My Body (Music Man) discogs
07 Northern Lite - Trusting Blind (Sven U.K. Remix) (1st Decade) discogs
08 Metropol Division - 25 years (Supa Duba Remix By Marco Remus) (Metropol) discogs
09 Joey Beltram - Game Form (ACV) discogs
10 Virtuel Noise - My Photo (Robox-Neotech) discogs
11 The Wee DJ's - Arguments (Input - Output) discogs
12 Skream - Lightning (Tempa) discogs
13 Edit - Dog's Dinner (Regurgitated Mix) (Don't) discogs
14 Cari Lekebusch - De Sju Skenande Kompressorerna (Hybrid) discogs
15 New York City Survivors - Sirkkeli (Bunker) discogs
15 I-F - I Do Because I Couldn't Care Less (Disko B) discogs
16 Ed Giles - The Buzz (Victim) discogs
17 LFO - Butterslut (Warp) discogs
18 Dj Apollo - Bad Ass (Head In The Clouds) discogs
19 David Carretta - Lovely Toy (Gigolo) discogs
20 Steve Glencross - ? (Neue Heimat) discogs
21 Jamie Lidell - ? (Mosquito) discogs
22 Mike Ink- 5 Years On Acid (Force Inc) discogs
23 Danijel Alpha - Le Grand Pricks (Hybrid) discogs
24 4D - Miss A Waterfall (Labworks) discogs
25 Beverly Hills 808303 - Dealer (Come On Man, Trust Me Man...You Know I'm Good For The Money Man... Mix) (Reference Analogue Audio)discogs
26 DJ Hell - Hot In The Heels Of Love (Dave Clarke Remix) (Disko B) discogs
27 Cristian Vogel - Defunkt (SOlid) discogs
28 The Earthworm - Hardest Work (EXperimental) discogs
29 ? - ? (?)

Cain Segment:
Tube Jerk – The Ride (Remix)- Novamute discogs
Audion – The Pong – Spectral discogs
Audion – Kisses – Spectral discogs
Tube Jerk – Oxygen – Novamute discogs
Audion – Raw Dog – Spectral discogs
Dj Mahatma – Kiiirmesss – Nerven Records
Neil Landstrumm – Praline Horse – Tresor discogs
Sugar Experiment Station – Influence Technology – Pocket discogs
Neil Landstrumm – Help Me – Music Man discogs
Tobias Schmidt – Easier – Pocket discogs
Neil Landstrumm feat. The Horrorist – The Boy Who Held His Breath Too Long – Music Man discogs
Tube Jerk – God Damn Fish For Having Bones – Sativae discogs
Daniel Benavente – Mutter 003 – Neue Heimat discogs
Tomas Andersson – Rock Acid – Bpitch Control discogs
Jamie Lidell – Frealy Freakin’ – Neue Heimat discogs
Jochen Trappe – Pornokonsument – Neue Heimat discogs
Laurent Garnier – The Sound Of The Big Babou – F Communications France discogs
Bill Youngman – Born - Tresor discogs


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isoprax wrote:

Aired: August 24th, 2006
Mixed by: Paul Birken


This was a non-traditional mix. It was all done with gear and record loops, samples and effected bits. Read on for details from Paul...


Music bits:
An hour's worth of cuts and reworks, effects and weird scratches by artists like Frankie Bones, Joey Beltram, Adam Beyer, Andrei Morant, Dj ESP, Tony Rohr, Dj Sneak (oldschool!!), Dj HMC, Nigel Richards, Dj Rush, Christian Morganstern, Mika, Bob Brown, Terry Mullan, Angel Alanis, Dietrich Schoenenman, Dj Urban, and myself (Paul Birken).

Tech bits:
Acid 3.0 (final mixdown was 855 tracks! - unlike Ableton which I use now, each snippet in Acid required it's own track...damn damn)
Tuareg 1.5
Soundforge 5 bunch o' plugs
wavesurgeon 2.56

How it happened bits:
Lots of pieces dumped and loaded on the MPC2000xl like I'd do for a liveset.. cut up, filtered, run off through the patch bay into effects, crossfaded and recorded back in.

mix slows from 138 bpm to 105 bpm and then goes back up to around 135 somewhere in the middle...mostly done as an experiment learning smooth tempo changes in the program.



Machines....shut down...think about it

Paul's Label/Site: Tonewrecker

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isoprax wrote:

Thursday night's Bleep Radio #39 was a show not to forget! The super-duper Otto Otto Tsr Dj Set (Feat. Farts!) was full of pop-lockin' good tracks (although from I hear Fredi has all the good records).


Please note that the Bass Invaders have kindly offered some web-space to host this until my own server is no longer ill'in - Thanks Guys!


Tracklist:
01. våra tjejors fräcka visor - skomakaren.
02. kasko - kyberrakakkautta, freak out disko001
03. tero - tutkimusmatkailija, rikos records00b
04. egyptian lover - i want cha, nubeat recorda
05. daze maxim - digital food, serial killer haircut001
06. daze maxim - digital food, serial killer haircut001
07. johannes heil - amerika, parotic music
08. james cotton -
09. klangbild - , kellermusik records km03 1/3
0a. bob brown - dj slip (yellow), framework004
0b. paul birken - crawling home to nest, don´t008
0c. hanno hinkelbien - , null0.14
0d. dj leeon - b1.untitled, sync002
0e. cari lekebusch - jon´s secret technique, drumcode010
0f. frankie bones - the jam, sonic groove
10. fred 2 - work the beat, missile001
11. tony clements - , sonic groove sg9604
12. christopher just - androids in rio, 12cheap09
13. dj funk - , international house records
14. dj funk - , funk records dj001
15. dj dexter - bang the fucking walls (justin bajskorv "club" mix), pro-jex011
16. woody mcbride - health kick, dropbassnetwork003
17. unit moebius - b1.untitled, bunker014 (tight as a mutta)
18. notebook man - notebook man, jakpot011
19. daze maxim - casino, jakpot010
1a. thomas bangalter - ventura, roulé301
1b. fym & s-max - , boogizm002
1c. super dragon - , activision003
1d. flr - , reel musiq-38
1e. camping gaz & digi random - circus world, tuttali002
1f. mr.james barth - suckin´ neck, svek025
20. like a tim - i don´t give a sausage, djax-up-286/1+2
21. fin

Download: Bleep Radio #39 Archive

Menaz wrote:

I hope everything will be ok with your server and all...this really sucks :(

thx for the mix btw!

SebastianPrelar wrote:

@Trevor: Email me man... Got something for to ask you for your radioshow. Thanks.

isoprax wrote:

Valta & Minikin supplied a 45 minute mix and to round off the show I made a mini mix of similiar stuff and a couple tracks off of Ukraine's first Techno label which is run by Valta and his posse of misfits.


Part 1: Mixed by Trevor Wilkes
[approx 0:00 to 24:00 minutes]

Tracklist:
1. Knallkids Marky "Low Rider" Sleep Debt 01
2. Daze Maxim "We Had Lunch" Serial Killers Haircut 05
3. Chip Tronic "Sadened (Extended)" Ghetto Fuck 01
4. Steve Glencross "Dynamo" Neue Heimat 06
5. Ottosiderspunk "Baby Doll" Ghetto Fuck 01
6. Sero "Megamaid" X0X 04
7. Cut Out "What Have We Learned" Ghetto Fuck 01


Part 2: Mixed by Valta and Minikin
[approx 24:00 minutes to the end]

Tracklist:
1. Product 01 - Heart Ov Glass - The Zero One EP - Product 01 Records
2. Q-IC & Stephenson - Dubstylist (Martcin Czubala rmx) - Cosmic Evolution - Currently Processing
3. Marcin Czubala - Oh Shit, I Do Need A Gig - Dope - Neue Heimat
4. State Of The Art - Manufactured Shit - Inform
5. Tobias Von Hofsten - Interplanetary Communication - 25th Hours Party People - Input Output
6. Michael Forshaw - Cheerleaders - When We Were Things P.1 - Semi Automatic
7. Buckfunk 3000 - 2 Much Booty (Product 1 rmx) - Bow Wow
8. Product 01 - I Like It Now - The Loud EP - Bow Wow
9. The Dexorcist - Nu Contact - Dextermination EP
10. Steve Poindexter - Demolition - Demolition Man - Djax Up Beats
11. Sueme - root canel - Follow Her Into The Bogs - Dot Com
12. Dibu-Z - Orbit - Antikonsum
13. Spinks VS. Kolbata - Contact Jerusalem (Dexorcist remix) - Buffalo Frequency

Ghetto Fuck


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isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio Archive #41
Aired: October 5th, 2006 @ 7pm EST
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes


Playlist:
01 - Bass Kittens "Beside" Pretension 001 [4 Things I Hate About You EP 2000]
02 - The Wee Djs "Sineful" Spacebar Sentiments 002 [Over The COunter Culture Volume 2 EP 2006]
03 - Otto Von Schirach "The Boombonic Plague" Schematic 22 [Chopped Zombie Fungus Volume 1 EP 2002]
04 - The Wee Djs "9K" Spacebar Sentiments 001 [Over The Counter Culture Volume 1 EP 2006]
05 - The Wee Djs "Derhar" Touchin' Bass 020 [Fear And Lothian LP 2006]
06 - Lockstep "I Am" White
07 - The Wee Djs "Arguments" Input-Output 012 [Wee Free EP 2006]
08 - The Wee Djs "430" Touchin' Bass 020 [Fear And Lothian LP 2006]
09 - Silicon Scally "Magnified" SCSI AV 009 [Mr. Machine LP ]
10 - The Wee Djs "We Are Not Here" Gassoline 007 [Smoke TV And A Packet Of Munchies EP ]
11 - Jade One "Monodyne" Spacebar Sentiments 004 [Over The COunter Culture Volume 4 EP 2006]
12 - ? (cant remember) ?
13 - ? (cant remember) ?
14 - The Wee Djs "League" Gassoline 006 [Crisps Juice And A 606 EP ]
15 - Mariel Ito "My Modulation" Spacebar Sentiments 003 [Over The Counter Culture Volume 3 EP 2006]
16 - ? (cant remember) ?
17 - The Wee Djs "c64" Gassoline 006 [Crisps Juice And A 606 EP ]
18 - The Wee Djs "Jlast" Input-Output 12 [Wee Free EP 2006]
19 - Simulant "Knife Edge" Scopex 002 [Out Of The Ether Ep 2000]
20 - ? (cant remember) ?
21 - Bass Kittens & Single Cell Orchestra "Down With Digital" Pretension 006 [Easy Money EP 2006]

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? (cant remember) ? = after playing I had a huge pile of vinyl beside me...to figure out what these tracks are I'd have to go through and replay each track on each record and do a comparison...I wasn't up for it. My memory failed me on this one.

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RIZDRAVER wrote:

Man, that Birken set is astounding! I don't know how I slept on that one. Thanks!! : )

isoprax wrote:

For the most part I've always included as much info as can be expected (plus more!) with each show. Now there's no more dilly dallying. Each show's mix will be as complete as I can make it and I'll even take the time to write up little comments for each track. I like the idea of commenting about each track. Not one long continuous narration, but whatever little nuggets of info, personal feelings or suggestions to something similiar I can come up with as the show is playing. It might be hated and ignored. it might be loved and read. I'll settle for enjoyed and skimmed over.

Enjoy the show folks!

Aired: October 19th, 2006 @ 7pm EST on [url]www.livesets.com[/url]
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes

Running Time: 66:32
File: 121 Megs @ 256kb/s


Playlist:

01 - Millbrook Experiments
Some creepy sample of a child talking about how life altering taking Acid can be. Found in a video on youtube and sampled one sunday morning.

02 - S-max "Braincell Harvester" Boogizm 008 [I Love My Camouflaged Consumerizm EP 2004]
S-max is one of the odd folks behind Boogizm. Boogizm is a glitched out, bass funked, Max msp and quirky rhythm toting 'Minimal Techno' label that actually keeps it interesting unlike some other labels I could mention.
Discog's link w/ more information...

03 - Chris Duckenfield "Modern House Is Rubbish" Odori 35 [Duckbeats 2 EP 2006]
Chris Duckenfield's earlier output on Primitive is what led me to him. I think pretty much anything he touches is gold and what defines his particular musical niche. Also very versatile, his releases can be played with virtually anything and it always seems to work. I don't question it. I only buy it.
Discog's link w/ more information...

04 - S-max "Sweet Antidote" Boogizm 004 [Bingo Bubble Burner EP 2002]
Some more S-max. I was on a boogizm hunt while recording this set. Digging for all my Boog Eps, but only found a few. The shelves be cluttered.
Discog's link w/ more information...

05 - Stewart Walker "Star Machine" Mosquito 012 [Artififical Music For Artificial People EP 1998]
One of Stewart's earlier Eps. Back when he was still doing tracky, bleepy numbers. It was soon after this he started into his 'musical' side of things. Read: boring. Although he did do good stuff after wards I will always love this EP and the Matrix ones just a little bit more.
Discog's link w/ more information...

06 - Tok Tok "Standard F" Tresor 64 [Tresor 5 LP 1997]
A minimalish, key stabby slow burner. Taken from a great Comp on Tresor. It had loads of Brighton and Detroit crossover stuff on it, which I guess you can say this track fits in with.
Discog's link w/ more information...

07 - No Brand Just Music 01 [2006]
I have no idea what this is. it says "No Brand Just Music" on it and that's all. It's borderline too "floaty" for my likeing, but has enough jack to it to hold my interest. Would be nice knowing who made the darn thing though.


08 - Unknown "Bulb Exposure" Has Been 01 [2006]
Again, no real info for this release. The track name and label are printed on it, but no lue as to who did it or what. Sounds like it might be a mishmash of samples as I recognize bits of it, but that could be my over active imgaination. Whatever it is...this record ROCKS. A & B sides are both killer tunes.


09 - Rotorik "(To Ride) Streethawk" Crime Productions 003 [America's Most Wanted EP 2004]
Rotorik has his own style. Hard to describe, but if you hear a few of his Eps you pick up on it quick. It's probably just a matter of him knowing what the hell he's doing as opposed to the rest of us pretending. Naturally Crime is Mark Hawkins' label. Now defunct as he tries to figure out where he's heading with it all.
Discog's link w/ more information...

10 - Paul Birken "Sufferflex" Framework Music 16 [We Pledge Allegiance EP 2003]
I'm pretty sure that's what this song is. (Paul...confirm??). I only have the white label which was given to me by Bob Brown when I made him roller skate all the way to Toronto in 2003 for a gig no one showed up at! Killer tune...has the signature Birken badassness to it.
Discog's link w/ more information...

11 - Dr. Nowhere Vs. The Maverick Dj "Cabbbage Rock" Scandinavia NYC 009 [The Automated Leisure EP 1998]
This record is actually Si Begg lending a hand to Neil. Giving him some tweaked out acid lines and shuffled beats for his Scandinavian reign of terror. Quirky. Full of simple loops that are well timed. Quite catchy in the end.
Discog's link w/ more information...

12 - Unknown "Untitled" Primitive 04 [Primitive Urges Volume 2 EP 1997]
Unknown artist...but I smell Chris Duckenfield at it again. This whole label wrecks people. Each release is Solid and can be just as rewarding in a club or at home on the hi-fi.
Discog's link w/ more information...

13 - User "Side A" User 1A [1A EP 1998]
Huh? What? I can't hear you over the Todd Terry samples...Ok, yeah. he did it to no end, but the first few User's were tight. Simple rhythm tracks of a Millsy nature that just don't seem to age. Whether that's User's influence or Todd Terry's I don't know.
Discog's link w/ more information...

14 - CLS "Can You Feel It (In House Dub)" 541 [Serious Beats 2 EP 2006]
had to back the user up with a Todd Terry...had to! I think most everyone recognizes this tune. The hoover's suck your face off if it's loud enough. Best listened to at night, in a dark room full of 2000 of your best friends. Should be sweat dripping from the ceiling too.
Discog's link w/ more information...

15 - The Manimals "Manimal In The House" Growth Recordings 003 [Remedies For Nervous Disorders and Healing EP 2006]
1 track off of Lief Ryan's Growth label based in the UK. The Manimals are Cristian Vogel, Dave Tarrida and Tobias Schmidt and before you ask...yes it's insane. Judging from this and the other solo Eps coming out soon from these guys their styles have switched up a bit and I definitely approve of the direction.
Discog's link w/ more information...

16 - S-max "Shaolin Onik Oink" Boogizm 006 Shaolin Toothpaste EP 2002]
Boogi, boogi boo!
Discog's link w/ more information...

17 - Neil Landstrumm "We Are Pleased To Serve You" Tresor 174 [Compilation Volume 9 LP 2001]
This, I think, is one of my favorite Landstrumm tracks. Maybe up there in the top 5. Great tune, it's so different than anything else people call Techno. Very refreshing and I found out a few times it's not a good track to end with because apparently some people don't like to mix into it. bah.
Discog's link w/ more information...



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djnikadeemas wrote:

Jesus Christ Trevor... thanks for everything. Your selection is second to none. Keep it coming please.

Hell, I'm probably going to need another HDD to save all your shit on since my external is pretty stuffed at this moment.

0x00 wrote:

I really admire your fastidiously keeping these in one topic.

isoprax wrote:

I'll keep them coming as long as the server logs tell me they're downloaded. Who am I kidding, I'd probably keep doing it anyway. Glad you like the mixes Nikadeemas - I know you know your music so it's good to hear you praise. Cheers and Thank you.



"I really admire your fastidiously keeping these in one topic."
-It's for my own sanity as much as anything else ;)

isoprax wrote:

I'm not incredibly happy with this mix. I was supposed to have a guest mix, but didn't get it in time. So this one was rushed into being last night before bed. bad time (apparently) to put an hour together. It has the variety I like, but I feel the flow is a bit off. The loosey goosey mixes aren't high on my list of things liked either. That's life.

Bleep 43
Fun in the Murky: home of the Bleep Archives and more.

Tracklist

01 - Vladislav Delay "Second" Force Inc 200 [met@music 3LP / 2000]
I'm not a fan of Vladislav, not one bit. In fact I think this is the only track of his I even own. I have this one because of the fantastic compilation it's on. Met@music is chock full of great tracks - including this one by Delay that I like more than his other stuff. I think my favorite on the Compilation is a Sutekh track called "Short Change". It's got the funk.
Discog's Link w/ More Information


02 - Brian Aneurysm "The End Of Logic (Carsten Feitz &Tobias Schmitt Remix)" Iron Box Music 17.5 [The End Of Logic Remixes / 2006]
I bought this record because of a typo in it's description. it said Tobias Schmidt where I bought it..Lured into listening via a typo and snagged by a decent chunky minimal track with some "Beverly Hills Cop Snares" as I call them. Listen to the theme song for the movie and you may understand.
Discog's Link w/ More Information


03 - Phlokker "Hot-Chaud-Caldo" HorSpielMusik 48 [A Night At The Pussy Galore Volume 2 / 2005]
Phlokker AKA Quick & Smart AKA Volker Wiegand = The Man. If you don't own any of his records you should be publicly shamed. His Live-Sets are pure gold as well. I don't know how new this new moniker of Volker's is, but I do believe it's the first track he's released under it. I've heard 3-4 others and it's all in the same vein, maybe even a bit more loungey. Great listens that also make your toes tap right through your socks.
Discog's Link w/ More Information


04 - Beckett & Taylor "Hand On The Plow (Caro Mix)" Hand On The Plow 03 [(Hired New Hands) / 2006]
This is my first Hand On The plow record and by the sounds of it not my last. I'm glad I caught on early in their release schedule. That means I didn't miss out on much. This track is pure BOMB. It makes me squeal in delight like a little sissy boy. I recall some fist pumping in full effect last time I played it out too. The other two track on this EP aren't quit so in your face, but they definitely have the edge it takes to keep the record in a bag for more than a few weeks.
Discog's Link w/ More Information


05 - Subhead "Weirdly Whistling (In The Park)" Subhead 01 [Weirdly Whistling / 1996]
Subhead say what? It took me a few years to even discover what this record was. I ended up with a promo of it from an ebay auctions years ago. It wasn't until a long time later that someone id'd it for me. Now I know. Great tune, this one is. I first heard it played by a New York Dj by the name of JaeSun and still wonder why I've not heard it elsewhere.
Discog's Link w/ More Information


06 - Julia Decay "Your Eyes Only" Scandinavia NYC 04 [Invent Your Traditions / 1997]
Cristian Vogel's Ep on Scandinavia...I believe there is some back story to this one. To get the dirt though you'll have to head over to Neil Landstrumm's historical archive of all things Scandinavia.
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07 - Marco Carola "Transmissions" Question 10 [Question 10 / 2002]
this is probably the worst of all the Questions. There are some downright Quo Vadis inspired gems on the label, but this LP doesn't have any of them. This one track does seem to get itself played now and then though. Not quite sure why I like it and I think I'll keep it that way. Too much thought about music distracts you from the actual music I think.
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08 - Hardfloor "Bodymove" !K7 68 [Jack The Box LP / 1998]
Mid 90's Toronto raves with Terry Mullan flashing before my eyes. Old Hardfloor. Does it get any better? This is acid. Not that crap coming out now. Some raw kit, bleeps and vox. All you need.
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09 - Adam X "Retrospection" Sonic Groove 9815 [Reverse Forward / 1998]
I think I got someone to ID a song on this record for me. Cut from an old Neil Landstrumm Dj Set no doubt. The track I had ID'd ended up not being the best on the record by far.
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10 - Kikoman "Hemispheric" Rhumba Muzik 02 [R2 / 2002]
I met this Marvin character online once, he seemed to know a lot about the same music I liked and then he mentioned he was just starting a new label...Marvin turned out to be Kikoman I ended up grabbing all his new Rhumba's from him and he was kind enough to fill in the few release I didn't have from the Contact and Deepfried days. Word Brother! Updated sound and better production. Still..nothing quite beats those old Contact records!
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11 - Stewart Walker "Nailbiting Conclusion" Tresor 212 [Tresor Compilation Volume 12: Illumination / 2004]
Nothing really pops into my mind with regards to this track. Maybe I haven't had it long enough to build any warm and fuzzy memories with it. Mmmmm warm.
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12 - Dynamix II "Sedona" Monotone 03 [Pledge Your Allegiance To Electro Funk / 2002]
Classic track...this one got some play because a certain guy I know apparently really likes it and I just found out. So I tossed it into the mix. The name of the track really irritates me. it ALWAYS make me think of the song "My Sharona"...Kinks? The Knack? I forget...Myyyyy Sedona!
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13 - COD "In The Bottle" Golden Dance Classics [Club Classics 17 / 2001]
Some rapid fire kicks, snares and 80's synth stabs. Did I forget the zaps? Probably. Fun little number retrieved with the aid of the way back machine. I just recently found this on a compilation. I can at least play it for others now instead of snapping my fingers to it while I listen to the mp3 on my iRiver. "Hey man, wanna sahre my earbuds?" doesn't fly with many people.
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14 - Denard Henry "Crosswalk" Cipher 06 [Daywalkers Volume 1 / 2000]
Denard. When I found out about this guy I dug up almost everything he;d done and bought it. Going back thorugh it I'm not quite sure why now. Some of it didn't age so well. Boring? Yeah a little bit, I remember liking it's infectious nature. He had some pretty cool beats they just didn't really change up much. This was the last record of his I bought. he still doing anything? Maybe it's time to look back into him.
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15 - Dj Dexter "B.T.F.W. (Paul Langley Jack Mix)" Pro-Jex 11 [B.T.F.W. Remixes / 1999]
So cheese, so bad. Yet I've played this retarded record so many damn times.It's like rubbernecking at the scene of an accident. You just can't help it! Bang Them Fucking Walls!!!
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16 - Adrian Forciniti "Untitled" Syra 03 [Syramerica! / 2006]
One of the VERY few good acid records that has come out lately. I've got some of Adrian's older stuff, but it's mostly jerkin and jackin drum tracks. This Ep is a big step up for him. I highly recommend!
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17 - Qwerty "Concrete Acid (303 Mix)" Rotten Row 04 [Concrete Acid / 2006]
This track and the flipside come and go on me. Some days I love them and some days I just toss it down. It is a good record, I'm just being fickle or something. Probably some correlation between my aching foot arches and my like for this record. The Flipside actually has some 303 work by Ed DMX I think...I could pick up the record and check. Just as easily as you could click the discog's link ;)
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Download the November 2nd, 2006 Archive

isoprax wrote:

For Bleep 44 I had another guest supply the mix. This time around it was Sebastian Prelar from Montreal.

Tracklist:
1-jamie bissmire...tear the club up...50 hz
2-dj bam bam...the broken conga...bass heavy music
3-sebastian prelar...oh shit!...bass heavy music
4-dj kamikaze...dry ass bang...50 hz
5-various...pump da loop...jackstar
6-sebastian prelar...there some hoes...corporate
7-the jack nation...4x harder...50 hz
8- ?...?...?
9-jamie bissmire & dj bam bam...pump that...50 hz
10-sebastian prelar...on the floor...bass heavy music
11-various...beat da loop...jackstar
12-dj kamikaze...dirty funker...50 hz
13-dj kamikaze...schitzo...bass heavy music
14-rowland the bastard..hit up da stick...corporate
15-jamie bissmire & dj bam bam...turn around...bass heavy music
16-various...turn that mutha fuck up...jackstar
17-rowland the bastard..locked groove...corporate
18-jamie bissmire & dj bam bam...ass up...50 hz
19-smash...jack hammer...kne' deep
20-jamie bissmire & dj bam bam...ass & titty's...50 hz
21-dj bam bam...bass beat bang...epochworx
22-jamie bissmire & dj bam bam...take it down to the ground...bass heavy music
23-mind burn...what i need...relief records

Download The November 16th, 2006 Archive

isoprax wrote:

Bleep Archive 45
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes

I was asked to do a Chicagoan mix and This little turd popped out. Plenty of Chicago House and Acid Tweakers to listen to.

My Site: Fun in the Murky
My E-mail: bleep@isoprax.com / msn: isoprax@hotmail.com

Questions, comments and combinations of the two are most welcome.

01 - Essit Muzique "Essit Muzique 1" Aciiieeed 04 [Acid Can Save The World EP 2006]
This is probably my favorite acid track. It's a destroyer of worlds. And it only took me about 10 years to own. Thankfully it made it onto a brand new slab of wax. There was no way in hell I'd ever find the original. Or pay what people wanted for it. Hot damn! Eric Van Den Broek at his finest.
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02 - Random Access "Deeper" Relief 713 [DJ Tools Volume 3 EP 1994]
I was going to say another typical Relief record, but really it stands out head and shoulders. All the Random Access Eps on Relief were gold. Correction, ARE gold. I don't know of any artist or label currently having fun of this sort anymore. It's probably needed. Which is why it wont happen. Cynic.
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03 - Johnny Fiasco "Jack Tha Bass" Nine Records 20 [Footnotes Volume 1 EP 2006]
A fine example of the over-produced sound that has come to be. Every frequency is stuck in it's own little band and all the raw emotion left by the wayside. Johnny rides the line. Sure I bought this, but I bet I'll have days where it irritates me and I'll go dig out some of his older stuff to relax too.
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04 - Natural Rhythm "Chicago Tower (Vocal Mix)" .dotbleep 10 [Chicago Tower EP 2006]
I totally trainspotted this record a while back. I was watching my girlfriend enjoy some weird chocalate dessert type thing and the jock tossed this one on the decks. It had my feet tapping right away with the hot steppin' bassline. Great fun to play as well as listen to. I have a hard time leaving it alone though...constantly feel the urge to cut. The flipside has a most excellent minimal, deep cut as well. Think False (on Plus 8) type rhythms with more depth and better production.
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05 - Juice Omatic "Untitled" Lask 06 [Juice Omatic EP ]
I don't know much about this EP. It's on Joel Mull's label which was relatively short-lived. mid to late 90's. It did have a good handful of records released on it that rocked though. Any label smart enough to release a Mark Seven record gets props from me.
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06 - Shakedown "At Night" Defected 50 [At Night EP 2002]
Old house tune. That I'm a complete sucker for. This and the Mousse T remix make me secretly sing along. Aint a secret anymore I guess.
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07 - Dj Pierre "Fall" Strictly Rhythm 199 [Give Me What I Want EP 1993]
I first head this mixed with some Rob Hood by a local boy (Marinko Jareb from St. Catherines). Great tune, The flip side is killer too. Need more. Anyway, I heard it on a Marinko tape and although it did take me a while to figure out what it was, I did end up finding it in some random shop for like $3 or something. Sometimes everything works out.
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08 - Beckett & Taylor "Hand On The Plow (Caro Mix)" Hand On The Plow 03 [Hired New Hands EP 2006]
The second I heard this song my jaw dropped. It's definitely a tune people are going to be trying to find in 5 years or more. Simple yet effective. The RAW emotion it evokes is akin to old acid house vibes. I LOVE IT. Easily one of my top 5 records now and it'll stay in that list for a long time to come.
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09 - Dublex Inc. "Slack Society (Swag's Asbo Voco Mix)" Sugarcane Recordings 07 [The Swag Remixes EP 2006]
I'm a Swag junkie. The Primitive boys do no wrong as I'm sure I've said before. Anything remotely to do with them I usualy buy unheard. I've never been let down. This EP is great. The vocals in this track (by Alice Russell I think) definitely fit. None of that vocals for the sake of...crap. There area few edits that make you want to pop lock up out of your chair too. Rewind Selectah!
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10 - Subspecies "From Da East" Strictly Rhythm [The Next Generation LP 1996]
Another old Toronto rave memory. That whole chunk of SR from 95-97 = foggy memories of illicit substances and too much dancing. Kinda brings a tear to the eye.
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11 - Mike Dearborn "New Dimension" House Music Records 04 [Back To The Future EP 2006]
Heavy ass Dearborn tracks with some face-lifts. I'm loving the amount of old house that's getting the re-rub or re-release right now. Brand new virgin vinyl and alternate edits. This record gets played with just about anything. Like good music should be.
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12 - Random Access "Miomi" Relief 724 [Dj Tools Volume 4 EP 1995]
More RA on Relief....me oh my! Random Access Orchestra on the flip side is my favorite, but I play the snot out of it so I thought I'd go with my number 2 choice this time around. Still a great song of course.
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13 - Mike Dunn "Set Me Free" Clone Classics Cuts 01 [Face The Nation EP 2006]
Another re-release! Some classic Dunn dirt re-done by the Clone boys. Acid.
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14 - Hardfloor "Screwdriva" Kill Brique 06 [Screwdriva EP 2006]
Hardfloor have always been a bit hit or miss for me. All the "Classics" of theirs that a lot of people drool over I find a little too......Hardfloor. I don't know. They just get too ravey and dreamy for me at times. Cheese. Ok I said it. Don't get me wrong though. Some absolute stormers have come from them. Nothing says loving quite like multiple acid lines awash in reverb.
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15 - Blak'n'Spanish "Kik Da Bucket" Mousetrap [Spanish and Blak EP 1995]
The cut that Terry Mullan used to JAM. I used to impatiently await him to play it every-time I saw him. Sure enough he never let me down. This track is probably responsible for more mayhem on the dance floor than anything else I remember from this era. I think I just chair danced a bit.
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16 - Thomas Bangalter "Spinal Scratch" Roule [Spinal Scratch EP 1996]
I'm not even going to bother commenting on this one. if you know it, You know it. If not...now you do.
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17 - Tyree "Do The Do" Renegade Records 05 [Don't Trip EP ]
The best record Tyree put out. I'm not a fan of the stuff most people know him for. Not sure why really. he had a few good tracks that I can appreciate, but this record nailed it.
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18 - Dj ESP "Basketball Heros" Communique 20 [Basketball Heros EP 1996]
I still remember the day a friend and I were shopping for records online and we played the sample for this record and almost crapped ourselves. Killer.
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19 - Dj Hyperactive "Chicago" Contact 03 [Chicagoan EP ]
This record isn't that great, but this song is. It's dated a little bit, but still holds up. Whether it ages poorly in the future or not though I have too much love for it to ever lock it away. Contact rocked.
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20 - Mike Dunn "Magic Feet (Like A Time Mixx)" Djax [Magic Feet Remixes EP 1992]
Absolute classics track. Whether it's this mix or the Edge of Motion on the flip side. killer. Of course if you want to hear where it was "borrowed" from you'd have to check out "Video Clash". Although I've heard some people refute that. People will refute anything these days.
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21 - Johnny Fiasco "Celebrate" Cajual Records 275 [De Facto LP 1995]
Johnny is -- or perhaps was-- one of my favorite chicago house producers. he always managed to cook up some chunky acidic or bumpin disco'd beats. Unfortunately these days his stuff has what I can only call a "too polished" sound. I find it loses a bit of it's energy. This track was from his best period I think. After the Trax stuff, but before it all started getting too purty.
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22 - Anton Mitchell "Simple Life" Chicago Underground 01 [Sex Chants EP 2005]
I didn't know what this was when I bought the record. I bought it for the other side of course (Steve Poindexter). However after hearing this song I completely forgot about the Poindexter tunes on the flip. This track has all kinds of attitude, but not an in your face thug-life type shit. it's more of a "reclined Beattie Davis" thing. Sexy, confident and alluring!
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23 - Dj Sneak "The Music In Me" Strictly Rhythm [Dj Sneak EP 1996]
Sneak is another trip down memory lane for me. Toronto jocks used to nail his stuff back when I was first venturing out to parties. So basically whenever I hear one of his tracks from that period I get all giddy and start acting like a fool. How that differs from me normally I don't know. This track is only one of two I play off of this untitled LP on SR. The other track being "Compute" which I first heard played by Cari Lekebusch and Dj Hyperactive to destructive effect.
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24 - Dj ESP "I Like To Get Down (Mr. E-Tones Mix)" Communique 38 [I Like To Get Down EP 1999]
It's the bleep ridden Hyperactive mix I bought this record for, but this disco sampled E-Tones gets played too from time to time. Now that I think about it the third (and original) mix is probably even better...(ESP) more of a Detroit thing though.
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25 - Venet Joki "Cheap Heat" Om Records [Juan Atkins Legends: Volume 1 LP ]
I don't know anything about this song other than the fact that I like it.
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26 - Fast Eddie "Hip House" s12 230 [Hip House EP 2006]
A collection of samples caned together to cook up something vaguely track like. yep. Fast Eddie has done some good things, this is one of them, but he's also done some stinkers. Not sure where he failed exactly. it was after this EP/LP though. Maybe around the Underground Construction era of releases. I'm pretty sure of it...good thing he put out a bunch of good records before that.
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Download The November 30th, 2006 Archive

isoprax wrote:

I didn't bother theming Bleep this week. I do have a Detroit theme request, but that can wait until the next archive. I wanted to just relax a bit and grab records as they came this time.

Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes [email: bleep@isoprax.com | msn: isoprax@hotmail.com]
Website: Fun in the Murky


Tracklist:

01 - Submission "Women Beat Their Men (Cevin's Peak Hour Dub)" Velocity Recordings 1006 [Women Beat Their Men EP 1997]
Choon! This is a classic example of a simple yet effective track. A basic tribal house loop, with maybe 2 or 3 variations and of course the vocals...The swing of the drums coupled with the vocals create a track that will never be forgotten. This is probably Cevin Fisher's best track ever. I've heard bits and pieces of newer and older records, but I don't think he could top this gem.
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02 - Submission "Women Beat Their Men" News [Dance Train Classics 13 EP 2001]
Choon! This is a classic example of a simple yet effective track. A basic tribal house loop, with maybe 2 or 3 variations and of course the vocals...The swing of the drums coupled with the vocals create a track that will never be forgotten. This is probably Cevin Fisher's best track ever. I've heard bits and pieces of newer and older records, but I don't think he could top this gem.
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03 - Co-Jack "Nghtmove" !K7 68 [Jack The Box LP ]
Co-jack is one of the guys from Hardfloor and "Sysex" who also did some stuff on Probe and Plus 8. There are two Co-jack EPs on Jakpot. I unfortunately only have "Down by Law" which doesn't contain this burner of a track. I was stoked when it was released on this Hardfloor comp. I also highly recommend the mixed version of this Compilation. Fantastic CD.
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04 - Random Noise Generation "The Unknown" 430 West 500 [Untitled EP 2002]
This is what I call a good record. All the songs are good to listen to, good to play out, and are nothing like each other. This chugger is the one that gets the most air time from me, but the flip side is also a completely twisted piece of Techno Break Beat Funk. Detroit - if only you were as consistent as you once were!
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05 - Tony Thomas "Electric People" Zebra Musik 03 [Fatal Charm EP 2003]
I had a brief fascination with Tony Thomas. I had dug out a couple of the early Red Frame releases he had and they were a ton of fun to play. I found them to be a cross between the Swedish Tech and Downwards stuff. Unfortunately each and every release sounded a little too similar for me to follow so after a small handful of Tony EPs I gave up. He puts together a quality record, but there are too many rehashed ideas for me.
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06 - Professor Plurby & Dr. E-Tard "Velvet Rope" Tonewrecker 02 [It's Not A Tumour, It's A Way Of Life EP 2001]
I've always been a fan of Paul Birken (This EP is Paul and Tony Rohr). Twisted sounds and full-tilt drum programming. He's covered ground from the Oldschool Acid days to the Neo Wonkcore and no matter what's been attempted I've yet to find something that failed to be worth buying.
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07 - Marko Laine "Above The Law" Djaxc-Up Beats 269 [Above The Law EP 1997]
Nothing out of the ordinary here for Djax. If you like this little tracky Chi-town esque number than this catalog range of Djax releases would be right up your alley. Go earlier and you hit the more Detroit inspired releases. Go later and you get into the less funky stuff, jacking for sure. Less boogie though.
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08 - Elektrochemie "Schall (Thomas Schumacher Remix)" Confused 24 [Elektrochemie LK Remixes EP 1999]
Schumacher is another guy who's older stuff I used to snap up. Big thick chunky tunes full of groove yet still fun to cut with. I can even pin-point the record that I call the beginning of the end. It was Sci-Fi Trax 3.3. Boring. From there on out he's done nothing that I found interesting enough to pick up. I think I'm bitter about it.
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09 - The Advent "Visualise" Kombination Research 10 [Monastic EP 1999]
The Advent are typically thought of as champions of the hard Techno realm. What gets missed by some is their electro. A lot of their B-sides have a very solid Electro track tucked away in the B2 position. Of the first dozen or so Kombination Researchs there were only 2-3 I think with an Electro track that doesn't hold it's own and make the EP worth buying. And of those EPs it's the Techno that sells it.
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10 - Keith Tucker "It's Time" Intuit-Solar 08 [Blueprint EP 2000]
Detroit Electro, Techno Bass. Whatever you want to call it, this is what got me into Electro. Aux 88, Keith Tucker/K1, Dj Di'jital, Godfather and Drexciya. Man alive! The Depth of each track and it's lazy yet solid grip on you still kill me to this day. I can even trace it all back to one person who is responsible for hokking me. A friend (Marco Aka Dj Drift)of an ex-girlfriend. He had these two mix tapes chock full of old Detroit Electro and I hunted down every last bit of it. The collection has only grown since then.
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11 - The Wee Djs "9K" Spacebar Sentiments 01 [Over The Counter Culture EP 2005]
Wee Djs! (!!!!) I f-in love this guys stuff. This is one of the tracks I would probably end up hurting myself to on a dance floor. I chair dance and fist pump where ever ever I am and it's playing. The vocal samples swell and obliterate your senses. Dude.
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12 - Axel Sohns "Analog Komplex" Tonewrecker 11 [Circling The Wagons EP 2006]
I met Axel on-line a while back and he's good people. I'd never actually heard anything of his aside from a little snippet for this EP and that little snippet didn't do the track justice. This is easily the best track on this EP. It's 7 kinds of awesome. I only hope he does an EP of his own stuff in the future on his own newly formed label Kitty-Corner Records. He has great taste in music and it translates well into what he writes as well. let's hear more Axel!
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13 - Drax "Amphetamine" Acalwan [Amphetamine EP 1998]
*ack* Trance! A mid 90's bomb. This was played by everyone and their brother at the time. It's not huge in my personal listof favorites, but it does get a special spot somewhere below Acid House from the time and above basically any new trance. yuck. hell I almost feel dumb even calling it that. There are some Detroit Techno tracks that are more melodic and Trancey.
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14 - The Advent "Escapade" Kombination Research 10 [Monastic EP 1999]
I tried to remember where I heard this. I couldn't. I guess it was just a record shop pick-up. I don't think I've ever played it out either. Just one of those tracks that sits on a shelf for a few years only to be scooped up now and then for a spin at home. Kinda reminds me of a track Marco Carola did on the 1000 label....could be my mind playing tricks on me.
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15 - Doshy "Wild Things" Robox Neotech 01 [Wir Grüssen Unsere Mami's EP 2004]
Doshy! The Robox Neotech gang all seemingly big fans of making people want to dance. I have to assume this because all of their EPs do just that. Doshy tends to rock the broken beat tracks, while some of his label mates freak the 4x4 bleeps. *hint hint* I've got an extra copy of their 2LP I'll be giving away soon!
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16 - Misjah & Groovehead "Frozen memories" X-Trax 01 [Trippin Out Ep 1995]
Damn son. The long play side of this record bugs me. This track I'd never played before (as far as my memory informs me) it's the first track on this side that everyone knows. Everyone Acid to Techno jock played the shit out of it. It was the first release on Misjah's X-Trax label and without a doubt the best release. A few others came close, but none touched this. Maybe I should have played it...Oh well, you get to hear the drum track workout instead.
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17 - Unknown "Unknown" Remains 01 [We Must Leave ...EP]
I'm not really up on my Remains trivia. The only reason I even have half of the catalog is because Veto was auctioning off big lots of it on ebay. I said why the hell not and gave it a bid. 15 records for like $20...I was definitely pleased more than half of it was actually good. New yYork label I think??? North American at least I believe. Good on them.
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18 - Female "Division" Downwards 012 [Pelotone EP 1996]
An early outing on the Downwards label. I personally wouldn't want to release anything on this label...anything after the first record is going to be in the shadow of Magneze! Female...is actually a dude. Peter...something. I think. It's hazy now as it's been so long since I really kept up with these guys. it was his first Ep on Downwards I know that, whether he had something out elsewhere I don't know. Very "I want to sound like Rob Hood" at times in Downwards early releases, this one included. Doesn't quite cut it, but sometimes a bouncey drum workout is what the Doctor ordered.
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19 - V-Room "Audiology" Plus 8 17 [V-Room EP 1992]
I can't recall who was behind this moniker. The letter G pops into mind. That tells us nothing though. Great release. One killer track on each side, with two others on the records that kinda bore me. I always forget about this record as it's tucked into the sleeve of another record. I should really get it's own soon.
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20 - Justin Berkovi " Bad Wiper" Sativae 11 [Gravel Heart EP 1997]
Justin is always hit or miss for me. If I like the record it's a fantastic, mind-blowing, "where did he pull these out" type record. Else, it makes my ears sore. Polar opposites. In recent years it's been more miss unfortunately. I still give everything he does a listen though. I know he'll come through for me at least once more.
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Download the December 14th, 2006 Archive

isoprax wrote:

This set was a Live Performance. There is no Tracklist.

Bleep 47 was recorded live in Taganrog, Russia where Mark Hawkins had a gig at an event called Techno City 2 on December 15th, 2006.

Think bad-ass Detroit Techno and Chicago Jackno and you'll be on the right path to understanding what you're getting into by downloading the set and video that goes with it.

Bleep 47: Mark Hawkins Live Audio | Video

Mark's web niches:
Mark's label Crime Productions
Mark on Myspace
Mark on Last.fm
Mark on Discogs


Main Site: Fun in the Murky
Bleep Site: Bleep

isoprax wrote:

here's the requested (Doug!) Detroit Mix. It's partner the Chicago mix from a month ago was more fun for me, but it's probably because I still play that stuff whereas most of these records have been sitting on shelves for 5+ years untouched.


Playlist:

01 - DBX "Spock's Brain" Accelerate 102 %5dI'm Losing Control EP 1994%5D
A B-side to the track of Dan's that EVERY either knows or should smack their forehead for not knowing. Losing Control unfairly got all the press while goodies like this sat on the other side being ignored by most.
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02 - Run Stop Restore "Gateways And Galaxies" Minus 25 %5dMinimize To Maximize LP 2005%5D
The newer "minimal" has too dry a mix for my tastes generally. This song included, I think the thing about it that gets my attention is it's forward momentum and of course it's bleeps. I'm a sucker for a good blip and or bleep. I think this is only 1-2 of all the songs on this 3x12" that I would even think about touching. Like I said, the majority of it can take a long walk off a short pier. It's releases like this that --to me-- justify digital stores. It'll show labels that a lot of their crap is just that in the long run. You just watch what tracks get consistent sales and not just a rush when it drops.
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03 - Studio 1 "Untitled" Studio 1 %5dRosa EP 1996%5D
The infamous Studio 1 series. Not unlike the Concept series Hawtin did. I have ahard time deciding if I like one series over the other. Both are killer. I think the Studio 1 series owns the danceable end of the spectrum while Concept takes you for the ride. No more justifying anything today, I don't want to press my luck.
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04 - DBX "I'm Losing Control" Accelerate 102 %5dI'm Losing Control EP 1994%5D
Okay, I had to play it as well! I can't help it....sure it overshadowed so many other TIGHT dbx tracks, but damn it used to make my head turn to mush when I heard it loud and boom heavy.
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05 - Todd Sines "Awk" Residual 09 %5dStatic EP 2000%5D
Here's where the trouble starts...Todd. Mr. Sines. .xtrak.cron. He is all and more! Daniel Bell's dbx alias got tons of mention and yes he was very good, but I always thought Todd's stuff had more juice to it. It had that certain kick to it that made it friendly to people with busy feet and to top it off it was easy on the ears as well. Too bad he doesn't bleep like he used to.
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06 - Stewart Walker "Amateur Surrealism" Matrix 06 %5dStoic EP 1998%5D
An early Stweart Walker record. I think I remember reading an interview with Stweart years ago and he mentioned that this EP was his attempt at the dbx %28and todd sines!%29 styled tracks. It worked to a degree, but it lacked something...I'm not sure what, but it's definitely not on the same level. Go ahead and A-B it. you'll see.
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07 - Unknown "Untitled" Blue Train 08 %5dFactory Dubs EP 2000%5D
Some random Maurizio wannabe basically. I don't know anything about it, I just found it in the local record shop the day it came out. Apparently people want it now though as I get emails every once in a while asking for it. Despite it being nothing new over the M Series it is good. It definitely holds it's own on both sides. I find I even enjoy it a bit more than about half of the M Series catalog.
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08 - Savvas Ysatis "Bull Walk" Tresor 171 %5dSelect LP 2001%5D
This guy seems to hide in dark recesses of where ever it is he's from for long periods, only to pop out now and then to drop an albums worth of material. It's pretty groovin stuff mostly. Almost all of it is very stripped down, but he always keeps the bump and funk alive. I think I prefer his Highrise LP better than this one, but as luck would have it it was difficult to dig out. Heck I still haven't located it in the shelves.
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09 - R Tyme "R Theme %28Mayday Mix%29" Loaded 02 %5dSubversion EP 2000%5D
R Tyme was D-Wynn and Derrick May. It's HEAVY on the Detroit feel. Orchestral amounts of strings and Diva amounts of soul. By the way...whatever the hell happened to D-Wynn? This reminds me I haven't seen or heard his name in years!
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10 - Jake Mandell "The Prince And The Palm" Carpark 08 %5dLove Songs For Machines LP 2000%5D
Ok, so perhaps this isn't a "Detroit Techno" track that I've slipped into the middle of my Detroit Themed mix. I say lighten up girlscout, Detroit wasn't about certain artists or label. It was about music with a certain feel, futuristic and soulful, but still able to rock your ass off. Jake does it, therefore Jake is D-Town. Suck it up, the guy rocks.
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11 - Cabanne "Can't Stand" 7th City 18 %5dCan't Stand EP 2001%5D
Daniel Bell's label has a fairly broad range of stuff on it. It took a turn towards the clicky, glitchy side of minimal/tech-house at some point though. Don't get me wrong I enjoy it if it's done well, but I think the earlier releases had a bit more vareity to them. It would seem to me like Quality control in all it's subjective glory has been lacking - relatively - compared to the first half of the catalog.
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12 - Dj Valium "Running In October" Teknotika 15 %5dDj Valuim EP 1996%5D
This old beat up piece of crap is in the midst of a love/hate relationship with me right now. The music on this disc rocks, but it's got a bad habit of skipping on me and just generally being a pain to mix. If I could find a visible scratch or defect on it I could at least focus my rage. I'm not really a fan of Valium's other stuff, but this ep has the goods. Both mixes of "Running..." are wicked as are the other two tracks. Definitely one to look out for or just play more often if you already have it.
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13 - Stephen Brown "I Am Someone" Transmat 27 %5dEP #2 2002%5D
When I found out Stephen Brown was about to drop a few EPs on Transmat I was thrilled. I was hoping he'd do some sort of hybrid Detroit/Brighton type thing like some of his other releases. I thought to myself that maybe someone had finally noticed the similarities! But not. He just ended up doing some Stereotyped D. I call it that yet I still bought it. So I guess it's sitting on the better half of the D Stereotype Spectrum. Maybe I was just feeling generous that week.
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14 - Kit Clayton "Nothing But Nothing" 7th City 09 %5dNew Horizons EP 1999%5D
One of my favorite 7th City's. This Ep is what 7th City should have stuck with. Variety and knowing what's what.
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15 - Plastikman "Elektrostatik" Novamute 25 %5dKrakpot EP 1993%5D
cccccccccclassic! When Richie was still doing it proper. If I say more it'll turn into a rant so I cut myself off HERE.
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16 - Dwarf "Percussion Electrique" Accelerate 02 %5dThe Silicon Ghetto EP Volume 2 1993%5D
Daniel Bell's Accelerate imprint which ended up being a vehicle for re-releasing his Peacefrog stuff was originally something with big ideas behind it. The Silicon Ghetto series were 3 various artist EPs and they were all great. Some DBX tracks under that name and others, plus stuff from Richie and Speedy J to name a few others. Back from the bang, bang, thud, distort and crackle drum kit days of Probe and early Plus 8. Man alive!
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17 - Rob Hood "Explain The Style" Metroplex 25 %5dThe Vision EP 1996%5D
Quite definitely a highlight of Robert Hood's output. I feel it trumps almost everything else he's done. Yes, including the two albums that everyone goes on about being definitive. Sure he had other ground breaking at the time releases, but this is the one that will still be played AND ENJOYED by others for years to come. I doubt it'll ever sound dated.
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18 - KSR "Headrush %28Octave One Mix%29" 430 West 505 %5dDown From The Sky EP 2002%5D
To be honest I don't really know much about KSR or the remixers. I know the bare minimum to get by. I know which are their good records and which ones I don't like. The rest has been lost to my frustration with the decline of D. D-ecline. Seriously.
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19 - Dirk Jones "Simple Mind" Slavery 2000 01 %5dWhat Would Dirk Do EP 2001%5D
Dirk old boy needs a high five. he only put out a few Ep's, but they were killer. This one espcieally. This is probably the worst song on the EP and it's bang on. There's a jazzy bass heavy number on the flip side that I'd probably hurt myself to if I ever heard anyone play it. Jay Denham should have kept this sub label of Black Nation alive...hell it'd be nice if Black Nation could return to it's glory days.
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20 - Dj T-1000 "Sexy Little Homewrecker" Pure Sonik 11 %5dCodes And Structures Volume One EP 1999%5D
Alan Oldham, the artist behind all the Djax label art and minimal loop blaster. If you're in a mood that requires a mindless beat thrashing this guy was always the one to turn to. Unfortunately like so many other of my old Detroit staples, I'm not really diggin what he does anymore. I guess I'm not in that mindless beat thrashing state that often anymore.
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21 - Punisher "Mechanism" Reload 992103 %5dMechanism EP 1998%5D
Punisher really knew what rhythm was about. She had so many tracks with some of the craziest drum programming you've ever heard. A rarity in this "genre" and definitely had her own style. I don't know if she kept up with it, as I've not heard anything of hers in years. Once again sadly out of touch. Ah Disillusionment how I adore thee.
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22 - Punisher "Unknown" Seismic/White 001 %5dExtinction EP 1999%5D
See above for my sentiments. Although this one was the first on her own label and got a lot of cross genre play from what I remember.
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23 - Lil Louis "Blackout" FFRR reesp01 %5dBlackout EP 1989%5D
Not really Detroit by any relation other than it being a f&^king wicked tune that EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE has played at one point. Detroit, Chicago, Sweden, probably Egypt. Classic house tune that rocks even at it's --now considered-- slower tempo.
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isoprax wrote:

Bleep #49 "Cari Lekebusch Tribute Part 1"

Extended Tracklist:

00 -Mr. James Barth "Tight As Can Be" Trainspotter's Nightmare 13 [One Side Each EP 1997]
I never quite understood why Cari used his Barth moniker for this EP. It's nothing at all like every other Barth track. What I do understand is that regardless of the name he used for this Ep it's a badass record. Rough and tough chicagoan business from both Cari and Steve Poindexter. Not many people seem to even know about this label of Cari's. Shame, there were a handful of excellent EPs on it.
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01 - Mr. Barth & The Persuader "Untitled" Svek 16 [Snorkelmannen O Hans Vanner EP 1997]
An early Barth record and I think it shows. All the future Barth's after this EP were much cleaner sounding. This one, being rough around the edges, still has the feel to it that I think Cari used the Barth moniker for...But I think of this EP as a trial run towards the goods.
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02 - A.D.C.L. "Jolt" Railyard Records 03 [The Shadow Boxers Round 2 EP 2006]
A newer Ep from the dynamic duo. Alexi and Cari have often collaborated in the past and seem to still know how to work together well enough to knock out the odd gem. Mind you it aint anything of their Pump Panel caliber...
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03 - Bob Brewthbaker "Need This" Plumphouse 31 [Songs From Abroad EP 1998]
This was my one boo-boo. This is an alias of Alexi Delano's. Still it totally sounds like it could be a James barth record which is probably why I grabbed it from the shelf thinking it was Cari at the time. Duh.
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04 - Cari Lekebusch "Reverted" Hybrid 1204 [Reverted/Aterkommen EP 1997]
Classic joint from early Hybrid. "Stop Fighting - Start Uniting" This is probably one of my favorite Lekebusch tunes. partly because of it's weird yet catchy sequencing and partly because I f&*kin' raved hard to this tune back in the past!
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05 - Mr. James Barth "Straight' Barth Stripped" Svek 33 [Remixed For The Lords EP 1999]
Just another quality Svek release! Not many to be found anymore I find though...
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06 - Cari Lekebusch "Skarume Max Peezay" Kaun Trax 05 [Understanding Of Nothing EP 2006]
As far as I know this is the newest record Cari has put out as of this show's air date. It's the first Kaun Trax EP to have a slightly different feel to it which is good. What it does remind me of is the Stockago Ep which is excellent.
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07 - Puente Latino "Takes U There" Primevil 03 [Coming Back EP 1998]
Another classic joint with seemingly odd or just non-standard track format. One of the reasons it'll always stay at the top of the pile. A little extra work put in while making something keeps it around that much longer. Also a good exmaple of early primevil....you know...before it went all sucky.
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08 - Cristian Vogel "Never Too Late %28Cari Lekebusch Remix%29" Primevil 01 [Two Fat Downloads EP 1997]
This is the direction I had hope Primevil was going to continue with. The Cristian Vogel original track is deadly and the track I bought the EP for. it turns out that when I got home and gave the rest of the EP a solid listen I relaized the Lekebusch remix is off the charts! The vocal in this kicks my ass still.
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09 - Cari Lekebusch "Omslaget Motiverat" Hybrid 1203 [Vet Dom Som For Att LP 1998]
My personal top of the list Cari track. Amongst my friends it's known as the "Bwammmmmmmmm" track. The hats and cymbals that slide of each other like lump free gravy followed by that wicked synth riff that kicks in around the 2/3 mark....Damn.
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10 - The Pump Panel "To The Sky" Missile 09 [To The Sky Remix EP 1998]
Pump Panel had a bit of a rotating line-up behind it, but this EP was Alexi and Cari. The flip side has a Fred remix which is Cari by himself I do believe. The original is much better than Cari's solo effort. This time anyway. Very similiar in feel and production style I find to Dave Clarke's Red Series...ya? no? I think so. Probably better though. "To The Sky!"
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11 - The Advent "Overseeya %28Cari Lekebusch Remix%29" Internal LP08 [Shaded Elementz LP 1996]
This track is just another one of Cari's drum kit rhythm tracks. Even though that's "all" it really is it's still better than what a lot of current producers would call a song. The melodic bits near the end are ear pleasers for sure.
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12 - Mystic Letter K "Caprilectro" Eletrix 05 [Caprilectro EP 2001]
One of the things I've always appreciated about Cari is his appreciation of the "other" genres out there. A lot of big names stick to their pigeon hole until the current fad changes. Cari has always done a bit of everything and for that he gets props. Yo! I don't think I've ever heard a bad electro track out of him, I'm so picky with the stuff that in itself makes me feel warm and fuzzy.
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13 - Mr. James Barth "Live Feelin's" Svek LP01 [Stealin Music LP 1998]
This SONG is what I feel is what the Mr. James Barth alias was driving towards. Whether Cari knows it or not. I've always felt this LP to be gold and this song in particular to be the pinnacle of all that is Barth. Dare tell me I'm wrong?
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14 - Cari Lekebusch "Deepest Thought" 430 West LP02 [Detroit Calling LP 2001]
I didn't even notice Cari's track on this double for quite some time. To be honest its not one of his best, but I still find it catches my ear for some reason. Rather than think about it...I'll just move on.
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15 - Cari Lekebusch "Fusion" Loop 22 [Untitled EP 1995]
Bloop Bloop! I love when Cari gets these bleepy drum kit workouts going. Layered snares and those crisp hats of his mixed with the acid chirps are enough to make me giggle like a schoolgirl. If you like this track I also recommend his Yakari work...
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16 - Fred 2 "Monoflight" Missile LP02 [Launches 2 LP 2000]
Fred seems to be the name Cari adopted when putting material out on the North American Chicago/Mid-West acid influenced labels. It's all quite good. Some longer head trips like this one and some more hectic electro and tracky shenanigans as well. All Fred is good Fred.
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isoprax wrote:

Semiotic is Jason Barspin, a 28 year old from São Paulo, Brazi. Jason has been Dj'ing since 2002 when he graduated from the Fieldzz Records Dj school. He initially played Drum'n'Bass and Breakcore, but after some experimentation and hearing other styles he became hooked on “Wonky Techno”. Sets by people such as Michael Forshaw and Jerome Hill are to be credited with making Jason realize Techno's potential.

Also trying his hand at production, Jason enjoys combining all the different influences he's had with humorous and cartoonish samples, movie soundtracks and odd voice overs. Interested in only playing quality music to move your head and feet he presents to you his “Semiotic” project.

Special thanks to: Jerome Hill, Michael Forshaw, Hidro & Error (CCC), Trevor Wilkes, Deeon, Bambam, Disco D (RIP), Dave the DRUMMER, Dan Monox, Reche & Recall, Ze MigL, and all the A13 crew from Brazil. Cheers!

Tracklist:
-Supa hard gangsta - Semiotic
-I love horses - Michael Forshaw (Semiotic´s bootleg)
-SL-75 - Semiotic
-Mistureba - Semiotic
-M.I.T - Semiotic
-Isa - Semiotic
-Mother f*cker boss - Semiotic
-Jeremias - Semiotic
-Frankfurt - Semiotic
-F*ck House - Semiotic
-Headway - Semiotic
-Nescafé - Semiotic
-Feira de Acari - Mc Batata
-Gimme Head - Deeon (Semiotic´s bootleg)
-Jungle Beats - Semiotic
-Hardcox - Semiotic (elements by Ze MigL)
-Kitsch - Semiotic
-Do your way - Semiotic
-Chakal - Semiotic
-Umberto Eco - Semiotic
-Saturday classes - Semiotic
-Mandroid + Tea-r-time (Semiotic´s bootleg)
-I get life - Mike & Charlie (Semiotic´s remix)
-Wilson on acid - Semiotic
-Freak was your stuff - Semiotic
-Finally over - Semiotic

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isoprax wrote:

Jerome Hill supplied the mix for Bleep. He was hesitant about it though, being concerned about it not being "Bleep suitable"...

This show is definitely a first for Bleep. All the previous shows have been Techno, House or Electro and all their variants -- or whatever you prefer to call it all...

I always try to do my best in spreading what I consider to be good music, I wouldn't be doing that to the best of my ability if I didn't share everything I thought was good. That is why I feel this eclectic mix of everything and anything that Jerome cooked up is totally "Bleep suitable".

I hope you all enjoy this step-out as much as I do.

Playlist:

00 - picnic skit
01 - Nancy Sinatra - Day Tripper
02 - Hildegard Knef - From here on it got rough
03 - Orchestra Werner Muller - BodyBuilder
04 - Dieter Rieth - No No No
05 - The Boots - Alexander
06 - Paul Nero - This is soul
07 - Vivi Bach & Dietmar Schonherr - Molotov cocktail Party
08 - troublesome erection skit
09 - Nancy Sinatra - Run for your life
10 - Ralf Lundsten - Diskophrenia
11 - Tony Camilo's Bazuka - Dynomite
12 - Donald Byrd - Thankyou for funking up my life
13 - Jimmy McGriff - I gotta woman
14 - Mouse on Mars - Actionist respoke
15 - North of Ping Pong - The lairy bitch project
16 - skit
17 - The London Funk Allstars - Junkie's Bad Trip
18 - KRS-1 - Outta Here
19 - Mr Lif - Live from the Plantation
20 - Keno 1 & The Hermit - Heavy Heavy
21 - Candie Hank - The Booty Bank
22 - Wevie Stonder - Gypsy Chimp
23 - Candie Hank - The Munsters Theme
24 - MC Paul Barman / DJ Yoda - Salaam
25 - DJ Peabird -title unknown
26 - Unknown - Unknown

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isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio # 52


Tracklist:

01 - Auch "Untitled %28März Remix%29" Force Inc. 206 [Remix Tomorrow Goodbye LP 2002]
Some found sound ambient street noises coupled pure bass funk and dirty claps. This came out during that time when Force Inc. was leading the charge with the Glitch stuff. This is definitely a track and record worth hanging onto, I did like most of Auch's other stuff as well unless it was the more experimental music under his own name. März, the chap responible for this awesome remix, I don't really know much about. Off the top of my head I would say I have three tracks of his spread out over 3 various comps. This is the best, followed by one other good one and a rather lack-luster third. That's life.
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02 - Mathias Linzatti "Una Espera Larga" Railyard Recordings 05 [Una Espera Larga EP 2006]
I accidentally ordered this one. I got trigger happy near the ol' shopping cart button and wasn't paying attention. Once it arrived I gave it a shot though. I trusted that Railyard was run by some guys with a solid music taste. After playing it a bit, in this mix and other places. I've decided it's probably going to end up being one of those records that fades with time. It doesn't really stand out as a track or song. It worked in this case as a tool, but I don't purposely go that route too often.
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03 - Unknown "Untitled" We Are 06 [We Are EP 2006]
I don't know anything about this record label, or even who made the tracks on the damn thing. I do know that this track seems pretty dry at first, but it's go a subtle drive to it that reminds me of dbx era bleep trax. I wouldn't compare it directly to those old gems, but the essence is there.
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04 - Adam Beyer "AWC Part II" Plus 8 87 [A Walking Contradiction EP 2006]
A bit of a return to the less abrasive Techno front for Adam. He did some solid stuff years ago Loop Records %28Slang EP%29, but really since then he's not done much else like it. Not worth buying I mean. Around the same time this EP dropped there were 3-4 others by him in this vein as well. Bah - one was enough. When he comes up with something else I'll give it a chance again. Until then I'm on Adam Beyer hiatus redux.
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05 - Horseshoe "Bassfunk" Plus 8 91 [Cabinet Unreleased Classics 1994-2005 LP 2006]
Cabinet!! Cabinet!! Cabinet records to me epitomizes "Minimal Techno". There were a few other labels around the same time that put out more and hell even better stuff, but I'll save those kudos for later. This is pre-glitch minimal, pre-tech-house minimal....whatever the hell else is called minimal these days. This stuff was rocking in the mid 90's.
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06 - Tobias Schmidt "Systemshocker" Feinwerk 11 [Heavy Makeup EP 2007]
Every-time Tobias Schmidt and Neil Landstrumm make music together it's an improvement on their last project. They seem to have come up with some un-formula for devising Techno that hits home across the board. It'll fit with anything and suits at home leisure listening as well. Top notch.
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07 - Terry Mullan & Bryan Jones "City of Wind" Robsoul LTD 03 [Reclaim Your Acid Heritage EP 2006]
Everybody loves a 303, truer words could not be spoken. Acid house is what kick-started my wanton lust for all that is Fun in the Murky. I don't find much anymore that has that same old feel to it, but I stumble across some gems now and then. I've been pretty disappointed with Mullan's output lately, but this one netted him a buy.
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08 - Alexi Delano & Xpansul "Cosmic Antipathy" Plus 8 92 [Intelligence Reframed EP 2006]
Alexi Delano has been a long time hero in the Techno and House scenes. He's got stuff across the board, but I don't think I can recall any other releases of his that are as well put together as this one. I'm going to have to assume for the time being that the increase in quality is due to this Xpansul character. Until I hear Alexi do it again on his own, that's what I'm working with.
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09 - Dublex Inc. "Slack Society %28Swag's Asbo Voco%29" Sugarcane Recordings 07 [The Swag Remixes EP 2006]
Another big influence of mine from around the same time period as Cabinet Records is the Swag crew. The early Primitive stuff blew my mind at the time %28and still does%29. Some of the best use of Drum Kit by anyone on those old records. Hypnotic, danceable and full of bump funk. Combine that Swag excellence in production with this Alice Russell vocal and wow!
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10 - Delarosa & Asora "Paper Rout" Schematic 16 [House Of Distraction LP 2001]
I've been going back through some of my older stuff lately, the oddball experimental this time around however. I pulled out several old Schematic compilations and found myself remembering there are some GOOD tracks on those damn things. Expect more in future mixes/shows.
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11 - Compass "Gliding" Plus 8 90 [Cabinet Classics 1994-1998 LP 2006]
Another Cabinet track, that smooth gliding mono bass and organ stabs just about give me a full-on. I could definitely go back to hearing this stuff in loud, dark, laser lit rooms.
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12 - A.D.C.L. "Reality Tunnels" Railyard Recordings 03 [The Shadow Boxers EP 2006]
Alexi and Cari - both have teamed up quite a bit in the past %28or so my memory tells me%29 and this is a good EP from them once again. The distinct, clear production and the vocals tell me Cari was probably at the helm of this Ep though. If all Alexi contributed was a pleasant work atmosphere and someone to toss ideas at though it would be fine by me.
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13 - Craig Bentley "The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat" Robsoul LTD 04 [Deus Ex Machina EP 2006]
I almost made the mistake of disregarding this EP based on the track that B-sides this one. I'm glad I wasn't foolish enough to do that, as this track is a tasty little acid number that would see my old feet shuffle towards a booth.
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14 - Neil Landstrumm "Warp 3" Feinwerk 11 [Heavy Makeup EP 2007]
I hope Neil never loses that glimmer in his eye, that bounce in his step. If he were to stop making music like this for us I'd be pretty crushed for a while. A refined sense of rhythm and structure. A taste for merging the old and new school together. Awesome.
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15 - Planet Gong "Unification Pt. 1" Djax-Up-Beats 295 [Unification Ep 1998]
I don't really remember much about this Ep or the artist. This may have been from the period I kinda stopped keeping track of Djax. They kinda lost the plot for a bit. And have again now...but whatever man. It's a label that has so much momentum it'll probably never die and the law of averages says they're bound to put out some more gold.
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isoprax wrote:

One of my London brethren who plays a mix of bass heavy, bleep and screech supplied the mix for tonight's Bleep. Thomas Coleman AKA Dj Mustard Gunn is also the man behind Coin Operated Records (2 releases so far) and several broken hearts.


Mixed by: Mustard Gunn | Myspace

Tracklist:
01 Dj Slugo "114799" Databass 26
02 FKY "lock'n'chase level 5" Le Passe-Muraille 24
03 Dj PJ "work that" Databass
04 Edit "Unknown" Don't White Label
05 Steady P "Big Onions" Ghettofuck 02
06 Micheal Forshaw "Klamz Of Westworld" SMB 17
07 Cut Out "Authorised Beating" Uglyfunk
08 Bill Youngmann "Hammerhead" Null
09 Quick n Smart "Heinzyphos (RMX by Shithauz)" Coin Operated
10 TSR "Broken Penis" Shed
11 Tok Tok "Unkown" Djungle Fever 2004 Camouflage Edition
12 NDK "Beatdisaster" Miditonal
13 Thomas Bangalter "Roule Boule" Roule
14 Cannibal Cooking Club "Rockit" Possible Music Recs
15 Heinzcrew Feat. Higher Fips and Prof Death "Gangbang" Soundthology 08
16 Dj Mahatma "(dick and hard tree pegs)" Error 01
17 Nino Fight "Cool Beat" Chan n Mikes
18 Hanno Hinklebein "Refire" Null
19 Micheal Forshaw "roflmao" SMB 17
12 Smees "Pizza 4 Saisons" Mercurochrome

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0x00 wrote:

Always a pleasure.

isoprax wrote:

...Always thrilled to find it's always a pleasure ;)

isoprax wrote:

Bleep had a guest again tonight. Mike Holmes! He supplied a real corker too.


"Mike Holmes has been Djing for 10 years playing a mixture of dark, grimy and wonky techno. He has played along side some of Europe's finest Techno DJ's and producers including Ben Sims, Surgeon, Steve Rachmad, James Ruskin, Regis, Neil Landstrumm, Deetron, Christian Wunsch and Robert Natus to name a few.
After co-promoting 'Soundslike' in his home City, Chester he then joined up with Alcatraz where he is currently resident DJ @ The 'legendary' Cavern Club in Liverpool."

1 - Bill Youngman & Neil Landstrumm "Guerilla Mask Work" Input-Output Inc. [Destroyerz e.p]
2 - Mascon "Meht Im Osten" Neue Heimat [Neutrum e.p]
3 - Neil Landstrumm "Leaving Edinburgh Humour" Tresor [Bedrooms & Cities l.p]
4 - Mascon & Dibu-Z "Faltlicht" Klangnet [Klangnet B]
5 - Steph "Polychrom" Null 0.16 [Rumkpelkammer e.p]
6 - Ibrahim Alfa "Marbles" Neue Heimat [Street Freak/Lowlife e.p]
7 - Rob Acid "Intergalactic Booty Funk" Horspielmusik [A Night At Pussy Galore Part2 e.p]
8 - Dibu-Z "Workbench" Klangnet [Klangnet A]
9 - Paul Birken "Thrill Skillz" Jackstar [Dirt Data e.p]
10 - Paul Birken "Off Center" Jackstar [Dirt Data e.p]
11 - Shon "Irritation" Null 0.09 [Irritation e.p]
12 - Scott Robinson "Tube Strike" Uglyfunk [Uglyfunk Vol.2 ]
13 - Bill Youngman & Neil Landstrumm "Chicken Heads" Leitmotiv [Punchbag e.p]
14 - Bill Youngman & Neil Landstrumm "Bloody Knuckles" Leitmotiv [Punchbag e.p]
15 - Mascon "Scarabeus" Klangnet [Klangnet A]
16 - Michele Fasano "New!!!" Neue Heimat [Friebad e.p]
17 - Shon "Mission Tinnitus" Null 0.09 [Irritation e.p]
18 - Daniel Benevente "Buscamos Cornudos" Neue Heimat [Punked e.p]
19 - Quick & Smart "Rock Your Body %28DJ Mahatma Remix%29" Horspielmusik [Rock Your Body %28Remixed%29 e.p]
20 - Michele Fasano "Das Nachher" Neue Heimat [Friebad e.p ]
21 - DJ Mem "Is Your Ticket" Nasty Colour [Ther's Some Colour In Da House e.p]
22 - Norman "Messias" Feinwerk [Yellow Dummy Protector e.p]
23 - DJ Mem "Lorenza" Nasty Colour [Classic Material e.p]
24 - Ruben A "You Really Would" Nasty Colour [Classic Material e.p]
25 - Jamie Lidell "C-Note" Mosquito Freekin The Frame e.p]
26 - Beni "Aint nothing but tutti fruity" Null 0.15 [Kurz Strecker e.p]
27 - Mascon & Dibu-Z "Kontrolle" Klangnet [Klangnet C]
28 - Quick & Smart "Gehirntropfen" Nerven [Commodore Qicksmart e.p]
29 - Der Totmacher & Mahatma "Death" Miditonal [Amplify The Force Vol.2.0]
30 - Carsten Rechenberger & Recall 8 "Beep" Miditonal [Amplify The Force Vol 2.0]

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isoprax wrote:

Another Bleep under our collective belts, another archived chunk of Techno to pass on. For Bleep 55 Mark Hawkins supplied another live-set! If he keeps it up he's going to become the most frequent guest Bleep has. I can live with that.

There is no tracklist for this episode of Bleep. Mark performed and recorded this liveset. It is solely his material. You can find more information about Mark, where he's playing and other related bits on his various spots on the net.


Crime Productions
Mark on Myspace


Download the April 19th, 2007 Archive



Fun in the Murky is the home to Bleep and so much more. Check it out if you like Techno as much as I do ;)

Future Bleeps: T.A.F.K.A.T.A.F.T.A.(Germany), Mike Gleeson(Toronto), Vadz (Russia)

0x00 wrote:

One of our Bleep #27 is missing.

isoprax wrote:

Nah it's there, you just have to go to the Bleep page to grab it.

http://www.fun-in-the-murky.com/Bleep_Radio/

There's a direct link to the audio file there. The zip link in this thread is out-dated. I stopped doing zip packages a long time ago and switch all the shows back to mp3's.


As a little heads up...

As of Tomorrow Bleep is going back to a weekly broadcast again. For how long I don't know, but the next month or two at least. Gotta get some summer tunes out there ;)

isoprax wrote:

Bleep #56

Aired/Archived: April 26th, 2007
Mixed by: Mike Gleeson / www.djmikegleeson.com


Bleep #56 Set-list:
01. Matthew Herbert - Moving Like A Train(Smith N Hack Remix / Re-edit) [Studio !K7]
02. Natural Rhythm - Subway [.dotbleep]
03. Jan Driver - X [Grand Petrol]
04. Rithma - I Wish I Was Beautiful [Airplane]
05. Paul Jacobs - Soulgrabber Pt. 3 [Aquarius]
06. Crookers - Chippin(Trevor Loveys Mix) [CDR]
07. Cpen - Spanish Robot (Santiago & Bushido Remix) [A Squared Muzik]
08. Green Velvet feat. Jamie Principle - La La La La La [CDR]
09. Demarkus Lewis - Forced Entry [Grin Traxx]
10. Natural Rhythm - Mumble Mouth [.dotbleep]
11. Lee Mortimer - Snake Pit [White]
12. Hakan Lidbo - All I Want [Paper]
13. Unkle Jam - I Luv Ya(Herve Remix) [CDR]
14. The Sawtooth Sucka - Crazy [.dotbleep]
15. Krikor - Success [Breakin Bread]
16. Johnny Fiasco - Unknown [CDR]
17. Telepopmusik - Love Can Damage Your Health(Freaks Mix) [Chrysalis]
18. 2raum Wohnung - Besser Gehts Nicht(Jesse Rose Remix) [It Sounds]
19. RyRalio DJs - Nothing Special(Johnny Fiasco Remix) [RyRalio]

*mix also contains the following acapellas:

Latanya - Keys(Acapella) [TVT]
Lovebeads - This is the Only Way(Vibrapella) [Liquid Groove]

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spirals wrote:

holy crap! this is impressive.

isoprax wrote:

Another Bleep, another guest!

I asked tafkatafta if he'd like to put together a show for Bleep. I didn't really know what to expect, but I knew it'd be good. As far as I'm concerned Alex can do no wrong.

The show he gave me is not mixed. Alex doesn't DJ. It's also not a Live-set, but it is a smattering of released and un-released tracks of his some played out and some just faded into the next. He also 'interviewed' Bill Youngman in a Berlin park for the show (very serious topics!) and played an older track of Bill's that has never been released.

I personally feel this is one of the best Bleep's to date. Maybe I have more of an emotional attachment than any of you would have, regardless the effort Alex put into this is appreciated to the utmost and I hope someone hears his stuff who ordinarily wouldn't have.

Aired: May 3rd, 2007
Mixed by: tafkatafta www.tafkatafta.de

Approximate Set-list:
00:00 - tafkatafta "??" un-released
04:30 - tafkatafta "??" un-released
09:46 - tafkatafta "Clixx" Zinch 3
18:20 - Al.X.E "Scheiss Techno" unreleased
21:51 - Al.X.E "Up" un-released 25:00 - Alex & Bill in the park
30:27 - Bill Youngman "??" unreleased
33:40 - Mark Hawkins Featuring Al.X.e "Go With The Flow" Feinwerk (forthcoming)
38:00 - "??" arty rehearsal room shit!
41:14 - L.x.A. "Wahl" un-released
44:42 - Al.X.E "It Was Like That" un-released
49:35- Marco & Alex "??" un-released
54:30 - Aeox "Satis Me" Tresor
59:16 - L.x.A "Yoko" unreleased

[url=http://www.fun-in-the-murky.com/Bleep_Radio/Bleep Radio e57 - tafkatafta - 05-03-2007.mp3]Download the May 3rd 2007 Archive[/url]

Next Bleep: Vadz (Russia) / Live-Set


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isoprax wrote:

Bleep #58
Aired: May 10th, 2007
Mixed By: Vadz / Discogs, Phubriq

For this Bleep I had an acquaintance from Russia supply the mix. Vadim Savchenko AKA "Vadz" used material he either wrote himself or remixed and it fully delivers the goods. Electro, Techno and Acid done incredibly well. Enjoy the Bleep.



"Once upon a time robot woke up and felt himself a bit different. From the first glance, everything was the same, but each of his devices felt like something has totally changed. Inner tension in different circuits of his neuro-consciousness started causing fuzzy logic perception processes. So the whole world painted into vividly affected colors. Constant converting of his thoughts into new unknown feelings and total inconstancy of emotional experience… All this led to the distorted reality, sometimes causing full consciousness collapse.

This condition not even frightened him, he was just thrown into inevitable mechanical chaos. “Strong taste of metal in the mouth” - that’s how his receptors reacted to the impulse. But the most horrific thing was the Inner Press - squeezing the CPU with huge pistons with vast pressure. Emergency charge flashed his mind from time to time trying to prevent global system crash, and sometimes he felt like loosing his mind.

Irradiation strike suddenly lightened his mental plane - he saw the moment of his invention and felt the Creator presence. New time has come, he has to upgrade his semantic centers now! But time, like sand, rapidly flowed away and all he could see was emptiness."
written by: Alexander from Rabitza


Bleep #58 Set-List:
time> artist - track - [label or not] - production year
00:00> vadz - fuzzy logic - [free] - 2007
05:03> vadz - e+a - [free] - 2003
06:53> vadz - psycho-somatic - [free] - 2006
10:47> vadz - lazy data - [free] - 2006
14:11> vadz - fuzzy magnet - [free] - 2007
18:19> vadz - little jack - [free] - 2006
22:22> vadz - fuzzy transaction - [free] - 2007
25:35> alex worm - cyber body (vadz edit) - [free] - 2006
29:07> vadz - horror joke - [free] - 2007
33:31> vadz - granular bastard - [digital distortions; ddd023] - 2006
38:05> vadz - an ode to bender part 2 - [phubriq; ph-006] - 2006
41:58> vadz - filter cunt - [free] - 2005
44:50> vadz - phobia - [free] - 2003
48:13> ritzi lee - crushed and twisted (vadz remix) - [free] - 2004
51:27> vadz - ampheta minno (alpha wolf remix) - [free] - 2004
55:07> vadz - appendix error - [free] - 2006
60:27> vadz - trace occult - [free] - 2005
65:31> vadz - voov - [free] - 2001
70:16> vadz - habit karma - [free] - 2007
73:52> vadz - punktire (rabitza remix) - [free] - 2007

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isoprax wrote:

Bleep #59
Aired: May 17th, 2007
Performed by: Disko 3000 (Jean-Louis Huhta) & Tobias Schmidt


Bleep 59 is a "re-live". Cynthia Stern of Input-Output Inc. hosted a party in Sweden not long ago entitled "Mockba". The audio from Mockba was all recorded and Cynthia passed it to me for use as a Bleep. There were a total of 5 sets in all: Cynthia Stern, Towlie, Disko 3000, Tobias Schmidt and a final closing tag-team set by Cynthia Stern and Towlie. Only the live-sets performed by Disko 3000 and Tobias Schmidt were used for the aired version of Bleep 59. However, all of the audio from Mockba is being made available with the archives.


Download:
Bleep 59 (aired version: Disko 3000/ Tobias)

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Cynthia Stern
Towlie
Disko 3000
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Cynthia Stern & Towlie


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isoprax wrote:

Bleep #60
Aired: May 24th, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes


I've been on a bit of a guest mix kick lately, but I finally ran out. There are a couple more coming, but they aren't in yet!


Bleep #60 Track-list:

01 - Kid Acid "It's 2005 jack did u notice?" Kid Acid 01 [Acid Kid EP 2005]
This is one of the best acid house records to come out since the summer of love. I would have completely missed this Eric Van Den Broek production if it weren't for the fine folk at Trackheadz in the UK. If only Eric put stuff out more often, the world would be a better place. His other recent Electro EP %28Dr. Break 01%29 was also of such a high caliber I bought 2 copies just so I'd never wear through it.
Discog's link w/ more information

02 - Has Been "Jackin' All Trades" Has-Been 01 [Untitled Ep 2006]
I don't really have any clue as to what the hell this is or who did it. There are track name and a label name on the record and that's it. Kinda ran across it while shopping on Deejay.de and now I'm having difficulty not playing where ever I am. Fantastic record.
Discog's link w/ more information

03 - Sanitago & Bushido "Memory Dub" Robsoul Recordings 49 [What's Your Name EP 2006]
I bought this Robsoul for a track on the other side. It's a straight up bleepy, tracky cruncher. However I find myself playing this track a fair bit as well. it comes off to me as something that's a little more club housey than my tastes usually jive with, but hey - whatever floats my boat. I obviously like the tune.
Discog's link w/ more information

04 - Luke's Anger "Strangle Hold" Don't Recordings 10 [Fistful Of Donkeys EP 2006]
Luke's newest EP on Kid 606's Tiger bass label. Luke JUST finished playing his first North America gig a short while ago. I'm very glad to see some of these oddball nerdlingers being brought over from the UK finally. %28pst : 3d!t in ohio in june!%29
Discog's link w/ more information

05 - Unknown "Unknown" Klangnet B [Klangnet B EP]
Since this is a white labeled record with nothing, but some magic marker on it...I'm not quite sure what the track name is or who did it. Doesn't matter. All you nee to know is the whole Klangnet series %28A..D%29 rocks. MasCon and Dibu-Z created something very memorable. At least 2 of the four records in the Klangnet series will be sought after for years down the road. At only a couple hundred copies of each...good luck.
Discog's link w/ more information

06 - Aeox "Penicillin" Neue Heimat 32 [Easy jetset EP 2007]
The newest Aeox record! Not as full of reckless abandon as some of their previous outings. I'm guessing these were some left over tracks that got put to wax%28???%29. Still it's a good record. Has their trademark sound - which is to say it's not predictable like a lot of artists are. Techno you an play in a club or listen to at home.
Discog's link w/ more information

07 - Hac[k] The Tab "I Am Not Machine" [K]rack-troni[k] 07 [I Am Not Machine EP 2005]
Kracktronik is one of my favorite Electro labels. Releases like this one definitely back me up. A huge mash up of Breaks and Acid that grabs the back of your underwear and gives a yank, splitting them there cheeks wide. And by that I mean it's a good EP, if it wasn't obvious.
Discog's link w/ more information

08 - The Flying Lurinkys "Don't Get Evolved" Chan 'n' Mikes 12 [Unleash Electric Death EP 2007]
This EP is a follow-up to their tracks that were released on Miditonal. The Flying Lurinskys seem to work very well together. Michael Forshaw on his own is a love him or hate him sort of fellow, Dan Monox seems to add enough of the love him vibe to the mix to make some really good Techno with an 80's/Punk aesthetic.
Discog's link w/ more information

09 - Neil Landstrumm "Leaving Edinburgh Humour" Tresor 77 [Bedrooms And Cities LP 1997]
I play this LP a lot. Although it always seem to be the Monaco Grand Prix track, with possibly the biggest bassline anyone will ever create in it. I quite often forget just how good this LP is if you stop ignoring the rest of the tracks. Bedrooms and Cities is my 2nd favorite Landstrumm LP, with Pro Audio being my favorite. I can't wait for his newest LP to arrive so I can give some full listens and plays to it. A decision needs to be made!
Discog's link w/ more information

10 - Mark Hawkins "Frequency Response" Input-Output 15 [13 Years of Raving EP 2007]
I know of a few people that aren't enamored with Mark's stuff. I personally think he's done nothing, but improve with almost every release. He's moved away from the distorted 909 jack tracks and into a more broad Techno style. It's a bit Detroit, a bit Chicago and a lot of tweak. A few of my current favorites are Mark's latest records.
Discog's link w/ more information

11 - Cari Lekebusch "Skarume Max Peezay" Kaun Trax 05 [Understanding Of Nothing EP 2006]
As you may have guessed from the Lekebusch tribute Bleep a while back I'm a fairly big fan of his stuff. Sure he has dry spells, but anyone with the amount of stuff he's put out is sure to at times. It's been a few months now since I heard of anything new from him, so maybe it's time to dig a bit and see what's up....Anyway, this is a typcial Cari record...excellent production with a Detroit feel to it. Detroit with balls I'd like to call it. or Good %28mid 90's%29 Swedish Techno maybe.
Discog's link w/ more information

12 - Norman "Unknown" Feinwerk 08 [Yellow Dummyprotector EP 2006]
This Ep was when I was first introduced to Norman. Now I want more. It's distinct. it's great. it's fun. It's busy yet not. It's not too often you come across something like nothing you've quite heard before. This EP was that.
Discog's link w/ more information

13 - Queaver & Versis "I Hate To Cook" Kugelbox 05 [Crash Course Part 4 EP 2007]
I didn't give this track the listen I now know it deserves when I first got the record. I'm glad there was another track on the record that prompted me to buy or I might have missed this one. It makes me chair dance at home. I'd probably throw out my back if I heard it out.
Discog's link w/ more information

14 - Natural Rhythm "Mumble Mouth" .dotbleep 16 [Mumble Mouth EP 2007]
I'm a recent discoverer of Natural Rhythm, I went back and listened to some older stuff of theirs, but it's only the newish records I dig. I guess their sound and my tastes have just converged. I'm glad I found them though, their Chicago Tower Ep will not leave my bag for quite some time and this one is getting it's time out as well. Both those Eps just happen to be on .dotbleep. Have I mentioned how much I've been enjoying .dotbleep lately?
Discog's link w/ more information

15 - Jerome Hill "Shticklebrix" Kugelbox 05 [Crash Course Part 4 EP 2007]
This is the track I bought the record for %28only to discover the queaver & versis track later%29. Jerome captures some of Paul Johnson's jerkin and jackin rhythms with an updated bassline and bloop. If Chicago still dealt in the jack the way it used to, it'd sound like this.
Discog's link w/ more information

16 - TSR "Destroying The Game" Antikonsum 01 [Untitled EP 2005]
The first release on MasCon's Antikonsum label, a label that's now at it's 4th release. I seem to recall this TSR track was one of their older ones from the mp3.com days. It's been a solid 2+ years since I thought about it though so I could very well be wrong.
Discog's link w/ more information

17 - Non Stop Dj's "What I Like" Non Stop Productions 03 [Retarded EP 2006]
Passed to me by Brian Gillespie the last time I was down in Detroit, I didn't think it was going to be my sort of thing, but it does have a couple bits on it I enjoyed. Although for the record, I still don't approve of the direction Detroit has gone muscially. Damn city.
Discog's link w/ more information

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isoprax wrote:

Bleep 61
Aired: May 31, 2007
Mixed by: Phlokker [Volker Wiegand A.k.A. "Quick and Smart"]



This is just another reason why Volker should be allowed to play where ever he wants.

Equipment & Method:
The main arrangement was done in Ableton Live, however, there were additional effects, samples and other audio added in using Propellerheads Reason.

Track-list:
Jeff Mills, DJ Slip, Robert Hood mixed
Laurent Garnier - Crispy Bacon (edit)
Jamie Lidell - Freely Freakin'
Basement Jaxx - Jump 'n Shout
DJ Funk - Bitches
Frank Martiniq - Bitte Laecheln
Herbert - Butthead / Wishmountain (edit)
(unknown) Bells & Milkshakes
Daft Punk - Brainwasher
Can - Oh yeah
Daft Punk - Oh yeah
Mr. oizo - Half a scissor
Super_collider - Cut the phone
Funkstorung - Grammy Winners
Super_collider - It won't take long
Jamie Lidell - The City
Cylob - Scram
Rasputin Stash - Mr. Cool
Qotsa interlude
Limewax - Golden Path (edit)
Squarepusher - Chin Hippy
The Roots - Web (edit)
Wiley - Wot do u call it (edit)
Dizzee Rascal - I luv u
Lunatic Asylum - The Meltdown (edit)
Missy Elliot - Lick shots
lamb - B Line (intro)
DS - Rickshaw (intro)
(unknown) 7's and 8's
Planningtorock - Changes (edit)
Squarepusher - Il n'a pas de chance (edit)
AFX/Squarepusher - Freeman Hardy & Willis Acid
Venetian Snares - Plunging Hornets
El-P - Iron Galaxy (instrumental)
Clipse - When the last time (edit)
Clipse - Grindin' (edit)
Frank Zappa - Toads of the Short Forest
David Bowie - Chant of the Ever Circling Skeletal Family (edit)
Leila - Sodastream
BasementJaxx - Living Room (edit)
(unknown) Living Room
Isolee - dèmon

Samples Dubbbed in:
Led Zeppelin (vocals), Limewax, Bernard Purdy (drums), Destiny's Child (words), Lauren Hill (losing her voice), Flaming Lips (counting), Batman Theme, Michael Jackson (drums), Qotsa (guitars), Liasons Dangereuses, Daft Punk

Download:
Bleep #61 / Phlokker


Quick & Smart
Quick & Smart Myspace
Phlokker Myspace
Phlokker Discog's
Quick & Smart Discog's

At the time of this Bleep show Volker has several new releases about to drop on us.The first is a Mix CD on Nerven Records [Quick&Smart "Live from his rehearsal shack"] as well as an EP on Nerven Records [Quick&Smart "The punch harmonics"]. Look forward to more insanity from Volker and his many guises in the future!




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isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio #62
Aired: June 7th, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes


None of the guest mixes that have been lined up are in yet so I filled the gap with a random bunch of records. It seems I was in the mood for some older stuff this week. Plenty of Acid to go around!

Track-list

00 - 3d!t "Bleep Radio Intro"
A long, long time ago in a totally different era I asked Ed to make me up an intro for Bleep. This was the teaser that's been done so far. I may as well use it!

01 - The Jungle Brothers "I'll House You %28Houseapella%29" Warlock Records 22 [I'll House You EP 1988]
This is one of my favorite house tracks, it's a combination of the vocals and the Todd Terry beats that make it excellent. Todd can make my rump jump!
Discog's link w/ more information

02 - Soul Grabber & The Stickmen "Hey Bryce" NRK 22 [Untitled EP 1999]
I don't actually know where this record came from. It doesn't ring any bells or even memory fragments. I needed something kinda tribal / filtered disco to jump from the Jungle Brothers to Surfin' Bernard though. It'll probably never be played again. I think we all discover little crustys in the shelves or bins from time to time eh?
Discog's link w/ more information

03 - Surfing Bernard "Partyboy" Shed Records 01 [Untitled EP 2003]
!!! I love Surfin Bernard. They take the rawkus go get em attitude of the sort of Techno I like and meld it with lyrics that remind me of old Funk or even older Rock. I need more of them for sure.
Discog's link w/ more information

04 - Dave Angel "Funk Music" Island Records [Funk Music EP 1997]
Dave has these periods, most of them in the mid to late 90's I think where he just blew the socks off of everyone track-wise. It was distinctive and full of thump funk. This isa great/fun track and it's probably one of the worse ones from that era. So much more was even better. I love one in particular...if only I can remember what the hell it's called!
Discog's link w/ more information

05 - Inner City "Good Life" White
Classic. I'll go ages not touching it as I've only got some crappy white label of it - so it kinda hides for long periods. But every so often I'll put it on to see what it is and the starting hooks me all over again. It starts off so Art of Noise I can't resist..

06 - Dj Fex "Acid Forever (Dj Tommy Four Seven Remix)" Brique Rouge 63 [Acid Forever EP 2007]
The original Fex mix doesn't really do much for me, but the Tommy... mix is good stuff. It's got a newer, cleaner, acid sound, but still has all the elements that old stuff was sportin. Don't ask me to break it down anymore. I refuse to put too much thought into it.
Discog's link w/ more information

07 - Brother From Another Planet "Acid Wash Conflict" 7th City 22 [Seventh City Classics Volume 1 EP 2007]
I always wondered why this record went for so much on Ebay, I mean it's a decent old acid track, but the money some people spent on it was just plain silly. I only paid $13 CAD. Why? Because I just waited until it was repressed of course. Well....it was the song on the flip I wanted more so. In the next Bleep you'll hear that!
Discog's link w/ more information

08 - Jacob London "Rise Squirrels Rise" Utensil Recordings 19 [Dropping Squirrels EP 2007]
Retarded, stop-start, Disco! I'm not too keen on many Jacob London releases, but this new one had 2-3 tracks on it that put some shimmy in my step.
Discog's link w/ more information

09 - Armando "Downfall" Cbag [Untitled EP 2007]
Classic! Again, this is an old acid track I'd wanted for years and just never stumbled across for a decent price. I was thoroughly stoked when it was repressed. If this song doesn't make you want to jack, your jack muscle must be sprained. For those of you who like the acid line, but prefer harder Techno....this acid line was featured in one of the recentish Killa Production EP's. If you can't find it and want it just ask and I'll point you in the right direction.
Discog's link w/ more information

10 - ### "01" Feinwerk 13 [Untitled EP 2007]
I still don't know who the hell this is. It's the one track on this EP I like though.
Discog's link w/ more information

11 - Paul Birken "Numbskull" L'Hallucidite 07 [Hors Serires 07 EP 2007]
This is another example of a track that I wanted for years, but went for far too much on Ebay. Originally on the Surfin' Superior LP on Woody McBride's Communique label (Mid-West Acid!). This track is now resting on it's laurel's on this French label. I made the mistake of burning this mix for my car. Now I get constant looks of wonderment when the passing drivers see me fist pumping to this track.
Discog's link w/ more information

12 - Public Energy "Three 'O Three" Probe 05 [Three 'O Three EP 1992]
I seem to have been on a bit of a rave track, acid kick. Public Energy is also known as Speedy J. I'm not a fan of the stuff he does now a days, but there was a time when he owned me. This is a Canadian label too. Take that world! Unfortunately Probe ended it's run a long time ago. Fortunately it ended with one of the best LP's ever released...
Discog's link w/ more information

13 - Dj Lenk "Untitled" Drumcode 26 [142 EP 2003]
I think Lenk is Jesper Dahlback. I'm not sure and when ever I do check it out I always forget in fairly short order. This is probably the only Drumcode I've bought out of the last 25 or so...(what are they even up to now???). It's a cranky, frenetic acid stomper that tugs at my heart strongs.
Discog's link w/ more information

14 - Circuit Breaker "Creator" Probe 30 [The End LP 1996]
Yes, the best acid record ever released. Hands down. Two slabs of wax with perfection etched into each side. Circuit Breaker??? it's Richie Hawtin when he had balls. A long, long time ago, before the neutering.
Discog's link w/ more information

15 - X-ES "Roller-Coaster" Freaky Records 1011 [Volume 1 EP 1991]
This is one of the many Eric Van Der Broek alias'. He has so many it's hard to remember, but this one was only used for two Ep's. Both old, both only had 1 good track that really didn't date poorly.
Discog's link w/ more information

16 - Unknown "Unknown" White
I probably knew what this record was at one point in my life, but not any more. I know that there are at least two loops from it that make it into a good portion of Neil Landstrumm's live-set. So if anyone recognizes this track...let me in on it so I can label the damn thing.

17 - Juiceboxx & Dre Skull "Sweat %28Dre Skull's Dusted Bass Mix%29" Vicious Pop Records [Sweat Ep 2006]
For some reason I almost fell guilty for liking this song. Not sure why, maybe it's because I know my Girlfriend likes it as well. I'm still debating whether or not that's good...
Discog's link w/ more information

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Bleep 62 / Trevor Wilkes



News:
The next Bleep which is a Daniel Bell and Todd Sines tribute/death match/versus type show may or may not air live next week. I'll be on Vacation. I've set Fun in the Murky to automatically publish the post with it though so it'll be there to grab, or you can just wait until I get home and put it out and about.



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isoprax wrote:

Bleep Radio #63: (The Daniel Bell Vs. Todd Sines Tribute Mix)
Aired: June 14th, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes


I felt it would be a little silly to do my comments on each track in this particular mix. It being only two artists throughout and all.

I will however go on about those two artists and what it is about them that led to me doing this tribute mix.


Todd Sines:
The first Todd Sines track I heard was on a CD I found in a used bin at a record store. It was a CD called "Ultra Sonic Mix" by a Toronto Dj by the name of Bliss. That first track was "Multiplexor" the same track I opened the mix off with. It wasn't too long after buying that CD that I then started buying records. What were the first records I bought? I still remember to this day.

.XTrak "Packet Burst" 7th City (with Multiplexor)
DBX "Losing Control" Accelerate
Jeff Mills "Bells" Purpose Maker

For a first order it was pretty good I'd say.

Via that first couple records and the Ultra Sonic mix (and others like Hawtin's Mixmag CD) I was hooked on the minimal bleep. I soon found Dj Hyperactive, Ferox and a bunch of other Eps all over the map. I liked my Bleep. Eventually, over the years I'd book Todd to come up to Hamilton or Toronto 3-4 times. He's a great guy who makes great tunes. Solid!


Daniel Bell:
There's no way I could remember for certain when I first really caught onto Dan's stuff. I know Losing Control was one of the first tracks of his I knew. I know this because I can still clearly remember freaking out everytime someone played the damn thing. I still do. I remember thinking in the past that all I'd ever need is all Dan's records and I'd be fine. If only I'd stopped there I may have saved a few bucks. To this day I've never seen Dan play. He's been to Toronto once or twice that I know of, but the timing never worked out and I could never make it. I think now, at this point, it would be best if I never do see him play. I'd probably be disappointed.

Track-list:

Tracklist:
00 - 3d!t "Bleep Radio Intro"

01 - .XTrak "Multiplexor" 7th City 03 [Untitled EP 1995]
Discog's link w/ more information

02 - .XTrak "Multiplexor 7th City 22 [Seventh City Classics Volume 1 EP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more information

03 - .XTrak "Superuser" 7th City 03 [Untitled EP 1995]
Discog's link w/ more information

04 - Daniel Bell "Phreak Yo Body" Logistic 34 [Squirrel Bait EP 2003]
Discog's link w/ more information

05 - Daniel Bell "Science Fiction" Tresor 97 [Tresor 3 LP 2000]
Discog's link w/ more information

06 - .XTrak "Rotate" Yore 01 [back_up EP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more information

07 - DBX "Flying Saucer" Accelerate 100 [Ghetto Trax EP 1993]
Discog's link w/ more information

08 -.XTrak "d'hak" Peacefrog 30 [Relay EP 1994]
Discog's link w/ more information

09 - DBX "Baby Judy" Accelerate 999 [Rare and Unreleased LP 2000]
Discog's link w/ more information

10 - Todd Sines "in_come" Frankie Records 17 [broad_band EP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more information

11 - DB-X "Blip" Accelerate 03 [The Silicon Ghetto Volume 3 EP 1993]
Discog's link w/ more information

12 - .XTrak "Flada" Yore 01 [back_up EP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more information

13 - DBX 'Spock's Brain" Accelerate 102 [Losing Control Ep 1994]
Discog's link w/ more information

14 - DBX "City on the Edge of Forever %28w/ Moritz Von Oswald%29" Peacefrog 15 [Alien EP 1993]
Discog's link w/ more information

15 - Daniel Bell "Bilbao" Tresor 174 [Compilation Volume 9 LP 2001]
Discog's link w/ more information

16 - Daniel Bell "Work That Shit" Klang 15 [The Lost Traxx EP 1997]
Discog's link w/ more information

17 - DB-X "Phreak" Accelerate 100 [Ghetto Trax EP 1993]
Discog's link w/ more information

18 - DB-X "Phreak" Accelerate 03 [The Silicon Ghetto Volume 3 EP 1993]
Discog's link w/ more information

19 - Trait "cshrc" Contact 1008 [Full Duplex EP 1996]
Discog's link w/ more information

20 - .XTrak "Facc" Peacefrog 37 [I-Node EP 1995]
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Two of my all time favorite artsits, what more can i say !!

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Bleep Radio #64
Aired: June 21st, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes


You know how it goes. Another week, another bleep. Show #64 was mixed by myself once again and it includes some stuff while excluding some other stuff. Makes sense. Tracklist:

00 - 3d!t "Bleep Intro"
I still giggle at this damn thing.
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01 - The Don "The Horn Song" Strictly Rhythm [The Horn Song EP 1998]
Choon! A relatively recent acquaintance of mine loves this song. I found out last week. So this first tune is for Danielle of Blubuni. Virtually all of Pierre's stuff is good music, but this is definitely one of his personal best.
More info...

02 - Blake Baxter "Energizer" Tresor 97 [Tresor 3 LP 2000]
Another old Detroit gem. I've been on a bit of a motor city rampage lately. Digging up a lot of old stuff and buying a few new ones. Detroit is sorta where I started off so I guess it's only likely I detour through my old haunt from time to time.
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03 - Mark Seven "Gonz Gets F.U." Rotation 98011 [Dancefloor Techniques Volume 1 EP 1998]
I don't quite recall how I discovered Mark Seven, but I'm glad I did. Out of his half dozen or so EPs there is only 1 I only have 1 copy of. The man knows Techno and Funk like I know my navel and junk. This EP in particular is known to anyone who has heard Dave Angel's "39 Flavours of Tech Funk" mix CD. I think 3 of the 4 tracks are featured on it.
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04 - TSR "The 7th Otto Odie 7th Otto" HorSpielMusik 44 [Transexual Swiss Rebels EP 2004]
TSR are definitely one of my favorite acts right now. Those three nerds do no wrong. Mostly because their wrong is so right. I'm lucky enough to get all kinds of random tracks and remixes from them and let me tell you, the stuff they actually release is great, but they're sitting on gold as well. Brats! The Ep Sleeve says that this record was only Robi and Fredi...I guess Tomi sat this one out. Still smells like Teen Spirit to me though.
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05 - Subhead "Unknown" Subhead 02 [Forest Friends EP 1996]
One of the best Subhead records to date. I dare you to challenge me on that one. This isn't even the track the EP is known for. I thought I'd give that one a rest. I find the first couple Subhead records %28on their label%29 are crazy good and then it kinda tapers off in the middle of the catalog only to pick up again around 13 or 14...I guess it's good that "tapers off" for Subhead means it's still better than 90% of the Techno out there. They've got that going for them...
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06 - Lief Ryan "Royale Battle" Iron Oxide 04 [Las Vegas Of The North EP 2005]
I completely forgot about this record. I've had it for 2 years apparently and this month is the first time I've put it in my bag to play out. The only reason I rediscovered it is because of my girlfriend. She put on a CD with this track mixed in it. I probably made the CD the week I got the record...It took me a while to figure out what it was again, but I'm glad I did. Lief rocked it hard for Iron Oxide!
More info...

07 - Outsider "Sex is Extra %28No Assembly Firm's .Dotbleep Re-Edit%29" Junior Boy's Own 12 [Sex is Extra EP 2006]
This is one of those tasty Chicago House records that's come out recently that I can't seem to put down. It grabs people's attention and works well with most anything else I've ever thrown into it. According to Sylvia, my girlfriend it has the three things that go into a perfect track: Bass, Tweak and Vox. I can't refute that.
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08 - Wyndell Long "Chapped Lips" Peacefrog 50 [She Heard Me Cry EP 1996]
Wyndell Long is awesome. Techno, House, Booty...whatever he does. Solid production. Solid understanding of a track. Knows how to jack. This is an older one I first heard played by Terry Mullan. There's another old Wyndell on Peacefrog as well, but it's a more Deep house oriented number. I still recommend it though.
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09 - Frankie Bones "Unknown" Last Label 01 [%28Pro%29File. %28Pro%29Duce EP 2004]
I got this from Frankie back before it came out. I had just made a record order through him and he ended up throwing in 3-4 extras into the box. This was one of them. It's a great rework of DHS' "House of God".
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10 - Neil Landstrumm "Help Me" Music Man 98 [Asphyxia EP 2002]
Neil on point. The Bassline does my head in. The flipside with The Horrorist is catchy as hell as well in a sort of haunting chant kinda way.
More info...

11 - Infiniti "Skyway" Tresor 105 [Skynet: The Infiniti Colection LP 1998]
I started the mix off with a track I know Danielle of Blubuni likes and now I toss a track in that I know Eric of Blubuni likes. It's a great track. proof they know their music.
More info...

12 - Kenny Larkin "Catatonic %28Carl Craig Mix%29" R&S Records 94058 [Catatonic Mixes EP 1994]
I don't think this song can be truly apreciated in a mp3 mix. It needs to be felt as well as heard. The low end in this one does something to you on a good system. The morphing bass and clanks don't stop moving and they funnel your energy so very well...Gold star!
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13 - Luke Hess "Omniscient %28Falko Brocksieper Remix%29" Beretta Grey 03 [Absolute Truth EP 2007]
I don't know who this is. I was given this record at a gig. It's forgettable almost entirely. The Falko mix however sparks it up. It's his tracky nature shining through I think. That and his more 'full' sounding production. Takes it about 3 notches past the original.
More info...

14 - Massi DL "Minimal Mushrooms" Frankie Records 18 [1UP EP 2007]
I like the bloops in this one.
More info...

15 - Jeremy P. Caulfield "Hollow Sky" Trapez 21 [The Cities EP 2002]
Jeremy is a local boy, although he's moved to Germany. This is one of his earlier releases and to be honest is only 1 of 2 that I've purchased. I think this one is his best. It hits square in the dance floor.
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16 - Massi DL "Minimal Mushrooms" Frankie Records 18 [1UP EP 2007]
I like the bloops in this one.
More info...

17 - Jeremy P. Caulfield "Ripped Backsides" Trapez 21 [The Cities EP 2002]
Jeremy is a local boy, although he's moved to Germany. This is one of his earlier releases and to be honest is only 1 of 2 that I've purchased. I think this one is his best. It hits square in the dance floor.
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18 - S-max "Limited %28S-max Kool Aid Edit%29" Overdrive 158 [Limited Remixes EP 2005]
S-max is one of the few "minimal" or "tech-house" producers wo I buy without question. This release is a shining example why. It's got the goods in spades. The vocal which comes out almost as an exhalation plus the thin little acid line is enough to satisfy even the hardest of the core.
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19 - Unknown
I don't know what's up with this EP, even took me a while to find the discogs link since there is so little info on it. It's a great Acid record, but beyond that it's a mystery. It's one of my little scores that have been made. You search through enough of what stores call "Acid house" and eventually you actually find one or two.
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Bleep 65
Aired: June 28th, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes / bleep@isoprax.com

I needed to pack a new bag of bits that were bordering between jackin' and groovin'. Stuff that wasn't too crazy as it's intended for people who maybe haven't heard a lot of this stuff before. At the same time it needed to be representative. I think I straddled the line well for this show.


Track-list:

00 - Edit "Intro"
Bleep Radio's teaser intro until the real deal is complete. Bang up job chap.
Edit's Homepage

01 - Jamie Lidell "Daddy No Lie" Warp Records LP75 [Muddlin Gear LP 2000]
If only everything could be a Bebop, the world would be a better place.
Discog's link w/ more info...

02 - Quick & Smart "Eyko" Nerven 24 [Whacksel EP 2005]
This is one of my favorite records to abuse people with. the time signature is virtually stuck at 4/4 the world over in Techno dance clubs it would seem. This confuses people quite quickly. It just so helps that it's a fantastic track to boot. On Coin Operated 02 there's a more easily played remix that also features tons of old school rave samples and a punishing rhythm.
Discog's link w/ more info...

03 - Cannibal Cooking Club "Tea-r-Time (Reche & Recall's Teatime Is Over Remix)" Cannibal Cooking Club 07 [Recooked Volume 2 EP 2007]
When I first learned of this I so desperately hoped for the original or at the very least a repress of Tomas Nordstrom's remix from the Chan'n'Mikes EP. The original is fantastic. Such a simple riff does and yet it does my head in every time. I'll own it someday!
Discog's link w/ more info...

04 - Armando "100% Of Dissin' You" News [Serious Beats EP]
A classic Djax jam, brought back to life several times over via various repressings and licenses. Despite being re-released every couple years on a different label, it's still hard to locate. I kept my eye out for the original for years and years and finally said screw it. Bought a Serious Beats EP. Haven't looked back.

05 - NDK " Any Questions" Kugelbox 04 [Crash Course Volume 3 EP 2006]
I absolutely love this track. Unfortunately it's a little too intense for most places around here to play out in. I've tried working up to it about 3 times now and each time I've gotten looks. Not the good kind. Too much tweak for the local folk still. That just means I've still got work to do though.
Discog's link w/ more info...

06 - Tommy-T & Bobbylicious "Old Friends We Remember" Shed 04 [Cursor EP 2004]
Tomas Nordstrom and Wilhelm Rosen bust out some stomp box distortion and gliding basslines for this badbwoy. Two of the tracks on this EP are dirty enough to cause cowlicks to spontaneously appear. The other two tracks....well, you'll see the cowlicks coming.
Discog's link w/ more info...

07 - Lief Ryan "Give Over" Iron Oxide 04 [Las Vegas Of The North EP 2005]
As I mentioned last week when I played the other side of this record. Great record! Lief does the low end proper. But it's not just there for the sake of being there, it's used and used well.
Discog's link w/ more info...

08 - Paul Birken "Spitoon Platoon" Audio Textures 08 [Storm Serge EP 20064]
Pual Birken has quickly ensnared me in his grasp. it seemed for years there was little to nothing coming from his camp. Suddenly with little to no warning...a whole whackload of Eps like this. A whackload of re-releases of his older stuff including some gems that go for big bucks and some unreleased stuff that will go for big bucks down the road. 100% Techno. In all it's various guises
Discog's link w/ more info...

09 - Lusinda & Mark Hawkins "Can You Count" Victim 05 [Homage EP 2006]
The only thing missing from this track is more of the tweaked out synth lines that I love Mark's stuff for. The vox makes up for it, but I still miss the tweak. Mark and Lucie together seem to work well. This isn't the first track they've done together and I hope it wont be their last.
Discog's link w/ more info...

10 - Jamie Lidell "C-Note" Mosquito 08 [Freakin The Frame EP 1997]
Jamie's first record?? I didn't know that, but Discogs says it's true. It's hard to believe this is where it all started. I don't think he's ever done the same thing twice has he?
Discog's link w/ more info...

11 - Luke's Anger "Blockumentary" Victim 05 [Homage EP 2006]
I can't get enough of Luke's stuff. When I play out in these here parts where the sort of Techno I love isn't really well known, I know all I need to do to grab people's feet is play some Luke's Anger. All of it strides the line between known and unknown. Using rhythms and patterns that don't confuse the newbs, but in sly and subtlety deceiving ways. They think they know what it is and before they know it, they be jammin! Secret weapon material. Although i don't keep secrets.
Discog's link w/ more info...

12 - NDK "Beatdisaster" Miditonal 064 [We Come From Da East Volume 1 EP 2005]
Another NDK gem, it's not quite as intense as the above track. This one is definitely safer. Safe doesn't mean boring though. It's a crazy old school sample, beat frenzy.
Discog's link w/ more info...

13 - Midiotz "Blip Blip (Paul Birken Rework)" Animal Trax 01 [Blip Blip EP 2007]
I bought this record for the Paul Birken track and I've only listened to the Paul Birken track so far. I'll probably stop playing the record and stow it away in the shelves after a few months, still without having listened to the rest of the record. It's just how it goes sometimes.
Discog's link w/ more info...

14 - Fugo "Distroy Our Habitat" Neue Heimat 24 [Robots Engaged In Bondage EP 2004]
I always forget about this EP. 3 of the 4 tracks are worthy of being turned up to 11. This one is my favorite, but only by a slim margin. I think I prefer this EP over everything else Fugo has done. Not to say the rest is bunk. Quite the contrary! The Mercurochrome stuff is aces as well. Hunt it down and play it loudly.
Discog's link w/ more info...

15 - Lusinda & Mark Hawkins "Save Me" Victim 04 [Influences EP 2005]
Another Mark and Lucie. This one is from a whole Ep they did together. It's a more focused and driving Ep than the one the Counting track above is on. It actually reminds me...have I ever heard any solo Lucie??? I can't remember. Maybe it's time to dig around.
Discog's link w/ more info...

16 - Polaris "Arse Magic" Sonic Groove 96402 [The Encryption Factor EP 1996]
Ah, the old Neil Landstrumm Bleep and Nipple Tweak days with Armani-isms thrown in for good measure. Pure ghetto rhythm track bleepage. I can never decide whether I like this Ep better than the other Sonic Groove Ep he did. They both have their bits of magic about them. I guess they both share a spot. This one has the drum funk while the other sports a bassline heavier style.
Discog's link w/ more info...

17 - Joey Beltram "M-Yard" Tresor 35 [Sirius LP 1995]
I think everyone knows of Joey Beltram. Unfortunately not enough people know of his good material. He did SO many great songs and records in the past that it makes me hang my head whenever I hear his new stuff. I personally wanted to string him up when he released that Tresor EP under his old Code 6 name. It should have been left at the three earlier EPs that rocked.
Discog's link w/ more info...

18 - Marc Acardipane "Touched By Sound" Adrenacrome 3-64 [Untitled EP 1998]
I don't really know much about this guy or the label. To tell the truth I don't even know where the record came from. It was probably a used bin purchase years ago. Anyone care to share some background?
Discog's link w/ more info...

19 - Justin Berkovi "Neon" Clone Vinyl 05 [Fast-Wide EP 1998]
I know this one was a used bin purchase for sure. It's a Berkovi, who I've always felt was hit or miss. I think he needs someone to tell him which of his tracks are good enough to warrant release. He seems to make odd selections at times. I know he's capable of truly good records. I just wish I saw more of them.
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Bleep 66
Aired: July 5th, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes / bleep@isoprax.com


Another week, another Bleep. Bleep's numbers have been jumping higher than usual lately. What the heck is going on? I hope those guests I've got lined up get their mixes in soon so no one is disappointed!

I'm awaiting mixed from: Chris Sattinger, Hanno Hinkelbein and Luke's Anger. patiently awaiting. no word on when they'll be in, so you're stuck with my mixes until then. Unless someone else sends one in that I really like!

Track-list:

00 - Edit "Bleep Radio Intro"
When I say Bleep, you say yeaaaahhhhh!
Edit's Web Site

01 - Z-Bomb "Unknown" Bunker [Keepers Of The Cheese Ep 2007]
Along the lines of old Circuit Breaker and other such tastey stuff. This track is a stab at the heart of those who like their music clean and in it's place. No idea who this Z-Bomb cat is, but we all know what Bunker is. Or we should at any rate. They're currently in one of their runs of good music. Always have to take advantage of that when it happens.
Discog's link w/ more info...

02 - Fugo "System Overload" Neue Heimat 24 [Robots Engaged In Bondage EP]
Another great track off an EP I've been toting around a lot again. It's a slow burner, it catches your ear without you really catching it doing so. Neue heimat needs to step up the pace with it's releases. I choose to ignore the rumour of no more Neue Heimats until I hear it right from someone's mouth who at the very least holds the position of CEO or higher.
Discog's link w/ more info...

03 - Digital Princezz "Lazy Milk Man" Mutter 13 [The Owner Of Half The World EP 2001]
There is some controversy over who exactly DP is. I personally don't care. I do know that about half of what DP releases is some pretty pimpin Techno. I can live with that. I wasn't too huge a fan of the latest DP on Feinwerk. It's ok, but what that means is the next one will probably rock.
Discog's link w/ more info...

04 - Neil Landstrumm "Pussy Puppy" Tresor 170 [Glamourama EP 2001]
I think this EP had something to do with a video game..??? I'm probably wrong. I can't even remember where that silly nonsense crept into my head from. I can tell you with certainty that this whole record is a bad-ass record. As you can tell for yourself if you're here already in the set.
Discog's link w/ more info...

05 - TJR "I'm In The Pocket" Tonewrecker 13 [I'm In The Pocket EP 2007]
When I initially heard the track sample for this when the release was announced I wasn't keen on the TJR mix. I absolutely loved Paul Birken's, but this mix didn't sit well with me. Now that I have the record and I can hear it loud and clear and at full length...I can tell you it's awesome. One of those cross-genre songs I love so much. I'll be able to listen and or play this anywhere and it'll go over well with whomever.
Discog's link w/ more info...

06 - Luke's Anger "Yo Ass" Bowwow 05 [Dead Like Elvis Ep 2006]
This EP has future classic written all over it. Of course that's just me being cheeky with my markers, but it's for good reason. I can't even really describe the overall sound of the EP. it's got so much variety crammed into 4 tracks it should be made into the National Anthem for one of the smallish countries.
Discog's link w/ more info...

07 - Blackmass Plastics "Gatesmasher" Bowwow 06 [Quarantine Zone EP 2007]
Blackmass is a new found artist for me. Someone forgot to keep me in the loop a few years back for about 10 minutes and it resulted in me missing out on some gold. Big up the Uk badness this guy represents. I love it and want more.
Discog's link w/ more info...

08 - Fix "Dope Computer" KMS 43 [Flash EP 1992]
I think we all know this record. By ear at any rate. Now you know what it is, if you didn't already. Classic tune on the flip, but Dope Computer is just as good and doesn't get as much air time. Changed that!
Discog's link w/ more info...

09 - Smooky "Fresh (Feat. Nino-Fight, MC Coeld'r, Dj Idem)" Electronik Weed Crew 07 [Do You Remembmer Ep 2007]
A lot of nerds went on saying this EP wasn't as good as previous Smooky/EWC material. Sure it may be a change of pace for them, but if you want to get all nasty every time someone tries something a tad different than I suggest eating something long and cumbersome. Ho! It's great fun, who doesn't like Swedish Mc'ing on top of a Kool and the Gang's remix of "Fresh"?
Discog's link w/ more info...

10 - Jacob London "The Casino Squirrels and Lounge Shooter" Utensil 19 [Droppin Squirrels EP 2007]
I actually played the wrong song on this EP, but I figured it was too late to turn back. It's still good of course. Anyone who's live-sets involve singing into a vocoder stuffed into a monkey's anus can't go too wrong.
Discog's link w/ more info...

11 - The Wee Djs "Kick it VIP" Combat Recordings 10 [Darkhorse Dubs Ep 2006]
Another Wee track. I'm a big Wee fan. The low end, whether it's distorted or not, is always done proper. The little extra squiggly bleeps are what do my head in though.
Discog's link w/ more info...

12 - Daze Maxim "Unknown" White
The one sheet that came with this has fallen out. I believe it's Serial killer's Haircut 31, but since the info has been lost I can't be sure. I should have markered it on like the rest I know. Ok. I'm 98% sure this is SKH 01. Confirmation so I can write it on the damn record already?

13 - Blackmass Plastics "Freak House" Rag & Bone 11 [Four Aces Ep 2006]
Yadda Yadda BMP. Right after I heard the Bowwow Ep I did some digging for any other BMP I might like. The problem was I couldn't find one I didn't like and this was the only other one in stock. My eyes are peeled now.
Discog's link w/ more info...

14 - Jason Leach "Untitled" Input-Output 11 [Beateater EP 2005]
Cynthia Stern's label is currently one of my favorites. Top 5 for sure. It's likely to stay there for a while too. I could see him messing it all up by suddenly only releasing Germanic Polka mash-ups or something. Great label + Jason Leach = Holy trouser trout! The long chiptune/breabeat gem on the flip is what I usually play the snot out of, I thought I'd try this side out today. Sounds like I should have checked it out sooner.
Discog's link w/ more info...

15 - Youngman & Landstrumm "Double Bag It" Input-Output 09 [Destroyaz EP 2005]
The Destroyaz they call themselves when touring together and that's exactly what they do. A certified legend and another one in the making?
Discog's link w/ more info...

16 - Joy Division "She's Lost Control (Neil Landstrumm Cover Version)" Scandinavia 25 [Factory Revival Ep 2006]
When Neil takes hold of the reins and vocals are involved he seems to get better and better. I can't remember an instance of it not being awesome, but it improves every time as well. This one was a project that sat close to home for him, influential music from his early music beginnings.
Discog's link w/ more info...

17 - Caucasian Boy "Honey Dip (Prime Cutz Mix)" Strictly Rhythm 12201 [HoneyDip/Northern Lights EP 1993]
There's always room for acid. This is a bit of an oldie that may not sit well with some. I would even be tempted to say it's a bit of a light weight these days. I was in the mood for it though so what I can say?
Discog's link w/ more info...

18 - Lambda "Hold On Tight (Laidback Luke Remix)" La Maison Grande [Hold On Tight LP 1999]
I first heard the original mix of this played by Barry Weaver back in the 90's sometime. I didn't know what it was at the time, but it stuck in my head. I was thoroughly stoked when I was skimming through new releases one day and discovered not only what it was, but that it was also being repressed. I love those happy occurences!
Discog's link w/ more info...

19 - DadaBleep "Nikeshirts" RZ Music 20 [Nikeshirts EP 2007]
RZ rocks out again with another record that could have been written 15 years ago, but wasn't.A new take on the classic acid sound. Always welcome in my home. It reminds me of another record that was big about 2 years ago. And now for the life of me I can't remember just what the hell that other record is. I'll ponder some more...
Discog's link w/ more info...

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Bleep 67
Aired: July 12th, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes / bleep@isoprax.com


Close call. I recorded this mix 2 hours before the Live Stream. I usually get it out of the way on the weekend so I can do other things through the week. I wasn't in the mood to play last weekend though. I even put together a whole show of Unmixed tracks with me being all Mr. Radio and playing with my Mic. Yeah I was none to happy with that so I scratched it and warmed up the decks when I got home from work.

Bleep 67 was a pain in the arse.

Hopefully some of the future guests get mixes in so we can go back to enjoying Bleep. Lined up and awaiting mixes from: Chris Sattinger, Hanno Hinkelbein, Luke's Anger, Paul Birken and a few others right now. Patience my pretties....

Track-list:

00 - Edit "Bleep Radio Intro"
Ed, you're a nerd.
Edit's Website

01 - Cristian Vogel "Ninja" Tresor 35 [Sirius LP 1995]
This track of Cris' has always been a pain in my backside. I love it, but can never find much to play with it. To this day I've never found 1 other record or track that I can say I really think meshes well with it. It makes me curse and sweat. Although the sweat may just be the heat right now.
Discogs link w. more info...

02 - Chris Sattinger "Joy Etc." Subvoice 10 [The mumbler Ep 1997]
Chris Sattinger, AKA Mono Ekagra, Timeblind, Keek and a few others has always been a hell of a producer. All the stuff he put out on the Mid-west acid labels and Probe was awesome. Even his dubstep stuff these days is pretty rocking. This is the record that contains the track "Fun in the Murky". Do I have to tell you what that means or can ya'll figure it out?
Discogs link w. more info...

03 - Aeox "She's Gotta Gun" Mental Ind. 02 [Paranoid EP 2001]
This is by far the biggest most bad ass Techno track you'll ever hear. Aeox at their prime.
Discogs link w. more info...

04 - Blackmass Plastics "Beatings" Rag & Bone 11 [Four Aces Ep 2006]
Kick step you way on over and enjoy blackmass with me. As mentioned the last few shows in a row: I'm newly hooked on BMP. can anyone recommend some of his older releases to me? Something I should check out for sure.
Discogs link w. more info...

05 - Queaver & Versis "Dr. Pest" Error 04 [De Nischel Ep 2006]
Q&V are usually hiding on a b-side somewhere with only one track to their name on a comp. This time however, they've got, well, the b-side again, but at least this time they got the whole damn side! I'm a huge fan of their newest track on Kugelbox 5. "..and I hate to cook!" The half time breakdown made fukhouse get silly.
Discogs link w. more info...

06 - Dj Funk "Funk U Up %28Dj Rush Berlin Mix%29!" Pro-Jex 54 [Funk U Up! Ep 2004]
I bought this EP for the Begg mix, but ended up liking the Rush Berlin mix better once it was in my posession. Go figure, I'm not really a Rush fan at all, but there are some gems and gold bits strewn throughout his prolific career.
Discogs link w. more info...

07 - Aeox "2:0" Neue Heimat 32 [Easy Jetset EP 2007]
This is possibly the last Aeox Ep we'll ever see unfortunately. Both Hanno and Alex have parted to work on other things. In theory what this means is more releases from the two of them. Not as Aeox, but hey I'll take what I can get.
Discogs link w. more info...

08 - Nino Fight "Ca Flotte %28Jason Leach Slight Remix%29" Mercurochrome 06 [Patate Fight EP ]
I don't know if anyone else considers this a classic joint, but I sure do. it's got "I still remember it and it's 10 years later" written all over it.
Discogs link w. more info...

09 - RV "Kill Me" Bombtrap 04 [Bombsplit 1 EP 2006]
I was playing the flip side to this for awhile, but only just realized that I hadn't really given RV's two track on this side much of a chance. Zing...it's good too. I really need to buy less vinyl so that I can fully appreciate what I do have in a timely manner.
Discogs link w. more info...

10 - Sueme & Total Useful "RDA" Input-Output 14 [Motorboy EP 2006]
I love this Ep and am glad that I sent Sueme to Cynthia at I-O %28Mr. braggery runs amok!%29 when he was looking for a home for it. Sueme as some of you know used to be half of Subhead and Total useful is a Japanese lad if my memory serves me correct. Phil went on about him, but now I've forgotten it all.
Discogs link w. more info...

11 - Subhead "Unknown" Subhead 14 [14 EP 1998]
At my local record store -- when I had one -- I was known as the guy who bought the weird stuff. Suited me just fine, but one day the owner got this record in. I don't think I had too much Subhead at this point. Maybe one other Ep and I'd seen them live in Toronto once around this time too. Point to that was..I bet you it was this EP that sent me round the bend and had me looking past the Detroit and more for the Real Techno.
Discogs link w. more info...

12 - Paul Birken "Fender Bender" Tonewrecker 12 [Junk Profanity EP 2006]
Fender Bender is dirty. So very dirty. Paul should be outlawed. The very least...tar and feather him! Seriously bad ass...acidgrungecoretootyfruitybassno
Discogs link w. more info...

13 - Sutekh "Shiura" Belief Systems 04 [Deadpan Escarpment LP 1998]
Near the end of the 90's was when I was on my "minimal" kick. That was when I started buying up the Sutekh, Twerk and Kit Clayton stuff. I thought it was awesome %28still do!%29, but then a few years went by and I noticed that there was more and more coming out. And less and less of it was worth buying. Fast forward to 2007. The situation hasn't improved. I can't stand 99.9% of whatcomes out in the "minimal" bins these days. Why can't Sutekh come back to his former glory? Seth...give us one last romp in the woods.
Discogs link w. more info...

14 - Elec Pt. 1 "Unknown" Bunker 3067 [Dangerous For The Environment EP 2007]
Unh Unh. Acid, Cologne style yo. I don't know about Dangerous for the Environment, but it's mucking up the needles real good.
Discogs link w. more info...

15 - Debo "World War 3" Dance Mania 214 [A Lil Somethiin-Somethin EP ]
I don't know who Debo is, but I can say that it was a Toronto Dj who first played this and hooked me on it. Vortex was in the house!
Discogs link w. more info...

16 - Traxmen "Let Me See You Butterfly" Dance Mania 68 [Basement Traxx Vol 2 EP 1994]
Traxmen rocked. This Ep however, has a secret weapon on it. "Indoor use Only" will force that grin on your face to record proportions.
Discogs link w. more info...

17 - Luke's Anger "Method To Madness" Tiger Bass 02 [Give Em Some Freq Ep 2007]
I shouldn't even say anything about this EP or Luke. I've been going on about him so much it's getting stupid now. Oh well. Luke rocks. Deal with it.
Discogs link w. more info...


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Bleep 68
Aired: July 19th, 2007
Mixed by: Mike Holmes (UK) / [email]techno05@hotmail.co.uk[/email] / Myspace


Those of you who follow along may remember the last time Bleep was invaded by Mike Holmes. If you don't, let me refresh your memory.

Future Bleep Line-up:
Luke's Anger, Ben Bracket, Paul Birken, Hanno Hinkelbein, Chris Sattinger


Track-list:

0/ Edit - Bleep Radio Intro
1/ Tube Jerk - Drowning again - Framework
2/ Flapflapflap - Bitcrusher - Framework
3/ Surgeon - Whose bad hands are these %28Bad hands part 2%29 - Dynamic Tension
4/ Mark Verbos - Source of the problem - Djax up
5/ Popy & Caste Feat. Der Totmacher & Jens Bremeier - Ach ja ein mitzitippelchen - Soundthology
6/ Boy from 79312 - Penetrant - Horspielmusik
7/ Surgeon - Whose bad hands are these %28Autechre Remix%29 - Dynamic Tension
8/ Cristian Vogel - We're only in it for the money - Mille Plateaux
9/ Aeox - She's gotta gun - Mental Industries
10/ Lief Ryan - Skeg fresh - Growth
11/ Sueme - Blollocks - Dot Com
12/ Steph - Fcuk yuo - Ghettofuck
13/ MasCon - Clustermania - Antikonsum
14/ Steph - Rumpelkammer - Null
15/ Sueme introducing Rob the fucker co. noguskik - Freeze fracture - Dot Com
16/ Inaki Villasante - Elevation - Manuke
17/ MasCon & BeNi - Tut elch - Zinch
18/ DJ Shufflemaster - Experience %28Surgeon Remix%29 - Tresor
19/ Subhead - Untitled %28Marcin Czubala Remix%29 - Subhead
20/ Fugo - My first simba - Neue Heimat
21/ Lief Ryan - In spite of the pain - Growth
22/ Delta vs DJ Dex - Jackass - Toxic
23/ Oliver Roseman - Unique haircut - Miditonal
24/ DJ Ze Mig-L - Tight retro - Naked Lunch
25/ DJ Mem - Pineapples & Coconuts - Nasty colour
26/ Luke's Anger - Work that mod %28 Jerome Hill's rockin horse remix%29 - Don't
27/ Carsten Rechenberger & Recall 8 - Bass buzz one - Soundthology
28/ Rune - Hope - Scatty Brainz


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Bleep 68
Aired: July 26th, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes (CA) / bleep@isoprax.com

I've been sitting on this mix for 3 weeks now. it's been patiently waiting it's airtime. it's the mix that kinda marks the cross over between the bag of records I've been playing out for the last month or so and the bag I'm replacing that with. The next 2-3 shows of my own will all be like that, each week featuring less stuff that I've played recently. Aside from explaining that, there's not much else to tell this week!


Future confirmed Bleep guests:
Luke's Anger, Paul Birken, Hanno Hinkelbein, Chris Sattinger, Cristian Vogel

Next Weeks Show: Wifi of the Undead - Dub & Rave-step badness

Track-list:
[00:00] 00 - Edit "Bleep Radio Intro"
Edweird strikes again!
Ed's site

[01:00] 01 - TJR "I'm In The Pocket" Tonewrecker 13 [I'm In The Pocket EP 2007]
I wont go on again about how I came to realize how much I like this track. For that you can refer to previous Bleeps. I will mention again that it'll probably be a long time before it leaves my bag so get used to hearing it.
Discog's link w/ more information...

[05:33] 02 - Luke's Anger "Organ Monkey" Tigerbass 02 [Give Em Some Freq EP 2007]
Again I'm always going on about Luke's stuff. I've spoiled him enough. I'll relate a quick story instead. last Saturday my girlfriend and I went to the drive-in. Sitiing in the car, in line, waiting to pay, I was listening to this mix. At the point this track came on the car beside us gave us strange looks. I didn't say it was a good story...
Discog's link w/ more information...

[08:35] 03 - Sugar Experiment Station "Influence Technology" Scandinavia 03 [Ultimathule EP 1996]
All four tracks on this EP should be drilled into people's head the very second they are born. Unless it's discovered that loud music is bad for newborns. I suspect it may be. it's classic in my circles and I suspect other's as well. Neil Landstrumm and Tobias Schmidt work together well now and seemingly always have. Although to be fair I didn't have to think that up myself. neil says so in his Archives
Discog's link w/ more information...

[11:50] 04 - Tobias Schmidt "Systemshocker" Feinwerk 11 [Heavy Makeup EP 2007]
Another track, from another record, that wont be soon leaving the bag. Toby has been absolutely killing it the last few releases. he's always been someone I kept an eye out for, but it's reached a new level. It all started with the Monkey Tennis EP. Something changed. For the better.
Discog's link w/ more information...

[15:48] 05 - Axel Sohns "Analog Komplex" Tonewrecker 11 [Circling The Wagons Ep 2006]
I don't know if Axel has anything else lined up for release. I do know his label Kitty-Corner is putting out some killer releases though. I definitely urge everyone to check out the latest ep by TSR.
Discog's link w/ more information...

[19:08] 06 - Lief Ryan "Da Shit!" Growth 02 [Unhealthy Living EP 2003]
I seem to have a strange relationship with Lief's stuff. I get it, love it, forget about it. Don't know why. Lately I've been digging back out and giving it the room to breathe and the playtime it deserves.
Discog's link w/ more information...

[22:11] 07 - Rosie Brown "Bliss (D's Boom Bap Bleep Edition)" .dotbleep 11 [Bliss - Derrick Carter Remixes EP 2006]
I firmly believe this track is being abused by myself. And yet I can't put it away. DC's magic touch has overwhelmed my senses with his cunning use of bleep and vocal!
Discog's link w/ more information...

[26:40] 08 - Jamie Lidell "Freely Freekin" Mosquito 08 [Freekin The Frame EP 1997]
I've come to the conclusion that this is probably my favorite track. Most people start off sucking at least a little. jamie started off where most end up and has only gotten better since this record. Big up the TSR boys for hooking me up with this so I can have a 2nd copy. Not to hog it, but to be able to play the snot out of it without worrying about ruining my only copy!
Discog's link w/ more information...

[29:58] 09 - Byron Stingily "Get Up! (Mousse T.'s Extended Mix)" Peppermint Jam [Get Up! Remixes EP 1996]
This record is one of the few I catch myself singing along to. Brings me back to early party days and more specifically old Terry Mullan sets.
Discog's link w/ more information...

[33:31] 10 - TSR "Robi Und Fredi" Don't 09 [Onion Tied To My Belt EP 2006]
I'm going to go out on a limb and say that only two of the TSR'ers were involved in this track. They finally got rid of that Tommy character!
Discog's link w/ more information...

[36:07] 11 - Smash TV "Electronic Boy" Bpitch Control 20 [Rock On Boy Ep 2001]
This was one of those songs that you hear out and go nuts trying to figure out what it was. I believe it was Mateo Murphy that finally id'd it for me that year. Via...the old Gtech mailing list. yes my memory is very selective, but quite often very good.
Discog's link w/ more information...

[40:14] 12 - Luke's Anger "Strangle Hold" Don't 10 [Fistful Of Donkeys EP 2006]
Blah blah blah...see above. I do have this to say about the next Don't release though..."Readyyy now....." Sing it Frankie! ;%29 Tip!!
Discog's link w/ more information...

[43:31] 13 - Subhead "Forest Friends" Subhead 02 [Forest Friends Ep 1996]
Subhead of course being quite good at what they do did it again on the 2nd release of their own label. This is the track that most people buy it for if I do remember idle chat correctly. The release party for this EP was big news at the time and apparently was 5 shades of awesome. Subhead live and Claude Young when the music he played was still good? Yes please.
Discog's link w/ more information...

[47:04] 14 - Tomas Nordstrom "Jagermiester" Don't 05 [Knights Of The Jager EP 2004]
This is a new addition to the bag, but it's been around the block. I made myself put it away for a while as I over played it big time when it first came out. I'm allowing myself to use it again. Sparingly. if I overdo it...suck it up.
Discog's link w/ more information...

[50:22] 15 - Mark Hawkins "Frequency Respnose" Input-Output 15 [13 Years Of Raving EP 2007]
Think of this as a teaser EP. It's not really. Not officially I don't think anyway. Mark's album worth of tracks that he WANTS A HOME FOR is all along the same vein as this ep. There's one difference....The LP is even better. It's got Bill Youngman and aLXe doing guest bits on it. Previews soon my pretties
Discog's link w/ more information...

[54:53] 16 - Cannibal Cooking Club "longpigchef (Bill Youngman Remix)" Cannibal Cooking Club 04 [Recooked Volume 1 EP 2005]
This is probably one of my favorite remixed tracks. Bill totally turned a decent CCC track into gold. A guy I work with who doesn't normally listen to anything electronic heard this on a cd I had. he was fist pumping within seconds. Uh..in the air.
Discog's link w/ more information...

[57:32] 17 - Kylie Minogue "Slow (Tomas Nordstrom Feat. Chill Cover Version)"
I had to include this track. I tossed it in at the very end as I believe it deserves a full play out. I wont bother telling you all just how much I love it. I'll let you decide for yourself just how damn catchy it is.


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Bleep 70
Aired: August 2nd, 2007
Mixed by: Wifi of the Undead (UK) / @ Virb / @ Myspace

I first discovered Ben when he posted an old rave track mix online. I liked it so incredibly much I had to host it for him so that it could reach more people. After listening to it countless times and never having it grow old on me and then subsequently finding out that Ben also makes some bad-ass tracks of his own I figured it was time to ask him to Bleep.


Future confirmed Bleep guests:
Luke's Anger, Paul Birken, Hanno Hinkelbein, Chris Sattinger, Cristian Vogel, Jerome Hill

Next Weeks Show: Unknown

Track-list:
00: Edit - Bleep Radio Intro
01: Blackmass Plastics - Tek Tech [Remix] [Unreleased]
02: Wifioftheundead - TwentyFourSeven [Unreleased]
03: Crooked One - Devastate [Unreleased]
04: Surgeon - Band Hand Break 2 [Roly Vex'd Remix] [Dynamic Tension]
05: Neil Landstrumm - Rockers 'The Underground King' [Planet Mu]
06: Aaron Spectre - Say More Fire [Rag & Bone]
07: Wifioftheundead - ODL [Unreleased]
08: Cursor Miner - Grimewatch [Combat Recordings]
09: Wifioftheundead - Damage Limitation [Unreleased]
10: Crooked One - Annihilation [Starksound]
11: Milanese - Billy Hologram [Warp]
12: Wifioftheundead - Needles [Unreleased]
13: Starkey - Bounce [Starksound]
14: Wifioftheundead - THD [Unreleased]
15: Neil Landstrumm - Tusk Hunter [Planet Mu]
16: Wifioftheundead - Wifioftheundead [Unreleased]
17: Surgeon - Bad Hand Break [Dynamic Tension]
18: Si Begg - Hornsey Slap [Hoods Up Mix] [Noodles]
19: Phoenecia - Odd Job [Get Fresh] [Schematic]
20: Si Begg - The Tyranny of Pesto [Digital Distortions]
21: Drop The Lime - Hold On [Rag & Bone]
22: Wifioftheundead - Bouncer [Unreleased]
23: Milanese - Peggy Flynn [Remix] [MG77]
24: Aaron Spectre - Music is the Weapon [Rag & Bone]
25: Unknown - Dead Letter Drop 2 [Dead Letter Drop]
26: Milanese - So Malleable [Cold Remix] [MG77]
27: Bacteria - Bacteria [Unreleased]
28: Wifioftheundead - Plex [Unreleased]
29: Wifioftheundead - Skool Dayz [Unreleased]
30: Crooked One - Let Us Pray [Unreleased]

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Bleep 71
Aired: August 9th, 2007
Mixed by: Luke's Anger (UK) / @ Myspace / @ Discogs

Luke is easily one of my favorites in the game right now. I've been playig the crap out of all his releases and eagerly await the next. I had to ask him to put together a Bleep show...I'd like to think he had to comply. He did anyway.


Future confirmed Bleep guests:
Paul Birken, Hanno Hinkelbein, Chris Sattinger, Cristian Vogel, Jerome Hill

Next Weeks Show: Unknown

Track-list:
0. Edit - Bleep Radio Intro
1. Dead By Dawn - Depth Charge - Vinyl Solution
2. Woo Haa! - Busta Rhymes - Elektra
3. Program Crusher - Dexcorcist? - New Skin
4. Untitled - Crystal Distortion - Perce-Oreille
5. Schizm Track - Squarepusher - Warp
6. Brixton - Sabres Of Paradise Remix - Mute
7. New Standard World - Sugar Experiment Station - Scandinavia
8. Green Velvet - (You Don't Have To Be) Fake And Phoney - Open
9. Crawling Home To Nest - Paul Birken - Don't
10. Space MArines - John Starlight - Art Of Perception
11. Snake N Pigny Piie - Subhead - Neue Heimat
12. Houston 2 - Bob Brown - Perce-Oreille
13. Pitchy Pitch - Kirk - Coin Operated
14. Untitled - Groove Asylum - Don't
15. Is There Gonna Be A Mac Version? - Michael Forshaw - Chan 'n' Mikes
16. Dirty On The Floor - Luke's Anger - Don't
17. Al Tourettes - The Interview - Growth

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Bleep 72
Aired: August 16th, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes (CA) / @ Myspace



Track-list:
00 - Edit "Bleep Radio Intro"
Mr. Love Eggs made this. With no help! Honest!!
Ed's Site

01 - Wyndell Long "She Heard Me Cry" Peacefrog 50 [She Heard Me Cry EP 1996]
Wyndell Long is a bit of a madman. In the good way. Sample bashing and rearranging done like few others! This track always makes me think of Studio 1's Orange EP though. It's the little chirpy bits!
Discogs Link W/ More information...

02 - Basement Jaxx "Fly Life" Jaxx 06 [EP 03 1996]
I used to like Basement Jaxx. Have you heard them now though? yeah, so we're on the same page.
Discogs Link W/ More information...

03 - Black Science Orchestra "New Jersey Deep" In The House 19 [Defected Miami 2007 LP 2007]
This track is pure sex. That bassline is awesome. I can vividly remember the first time I ever heard it. Well sorta. I know what house I lived in at the time. Couldn't tell you what day of the week it was or anything. I imagine I had on...pants?? And a shirt. Maybe.
Discogs Link W/ More information...

04 - Outsider "Sex Is Extra %28No Assembly Firm's .Dotbleep Re-Edit%29" Junior Boy's Own 12 [Sex Is Extra EP 2006]
This track again. I know I've played it in a few Bleeps lately, but it snuck back into my bag. I can't help it. When my girlfriend likes a track %28like this one%29 I tend to take advantage of the fact and keep it around for quite a while to keep her happy. Otherwise she'll get all harpy ;%29
Discogs Link W/ More information...

05 - Ruffneck Feat. Yavahn "Everybody Be Somebody" Fame 04 [Everybody Be Somebody EP 2005]
I think we all know this golden oldie.
Discogs Link W/ More information...

06 - Tony Rodriguez "Body Workin'" Funky Chocolate 07 [Feel The Groove EP]
I don't really know anything about this. I was just listening to new releases and It sounded familiar and good. Familiar in that I think it's been sampled heavily from something older...?? Or is my mind playing tricks on me? Probably the whole tricky mind thing.
Discogs Link W/ More information...

07 - Dj HMC "Cum On" Dirty House Records 01 [Untitled EP 1995]
The flip side to Phreakin! I really, really wanted to play the other side of this record, but I forced myself to have a bit of restraint. No need to get all ravey too early. This bad boy holds it's own so there's no worry.
Discogs Link W/ More information...

08 - Marshall Jefferson "Move Your Body %28Mike Ink Remix 1%29" White
It took me a long time to get this. To tell the truth, in retrospect it wasn't that hard when I finally did. It's just that I sorta forgot about trying for a few years. It's a JAM. I don't have too much Mike Ink, but he does have a few acid tracks that you can't ignore.
Discogs Link W/ More information...

09 - Paul Johnson "EQ" Relief Records 759 [The Other Side Of Me LP 1996]
PJ, when he was doing this stuff on Relief was unbeatable in his field. This LP was a bit of a showcase of all the different stuff he could do and do well.
Discogs Link W/ More information...

10 - Paul Birken "Numbskull" L'Hallucidite 07 [Series 07 EP 2007]
I don't feel like writing anymore so I'm not. Copy and Paste!
Discogs Link W/ More information...

11 - Dj Hyperactive "Clip" Contact 02 [Chicago Beat Freax EP 1994]
Hyperactive early outting - Check the stuff he did on Missile Records if you want the real dirt. He hatched some pure genius for Missile. I should probably do a Hyperactive spotlight sometime. Add it to the list? Mayhaps.
Discogs Link W/ More information...

12 - Fast Eddie "Acid Thunder" White
I don't feel like writing anymore so I'm not. Copy and Paste!

13 - Dj Spookie "Quad" Relief Records 735 [What EP 1995]
I don't feel like writing anymore so I'm not. Copy and Paste!
Discogs Link W/ More information...

14 - Dope Freq n' C "Kickin' Da Funk" Robsoul Ltd 11 [Various Sampler EP 2007]
I don't feel like writing anymore so I'm not. Copy and Paste!
Discogs Link W/ More information...

15 - Norman "Eine Trommel Kommt Selten Allein" Fenwerk 14 [Sstapp Bai Sstapp EP 2007]
I don't feel like writing anymore so I'm not. Copy and Paste!
Discogs Link W/ More information...

16 - Callisto "Get House" Definitive 35 [Acid House For All 2 EP 1995]
I don't feel like writing anymore so I'm not. Copy and Paste!
Discogs Link W/ More information...

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Bleep Info:
Future confirmed Bleep guests:
Paul Birken [US - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]
Hanno Hinkelbein [DE - Myspace / Discogs]
Chris Sattinger [US - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Cristian Vogel [UK/ES - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Jerome Hill [UK - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]

Next Weeks Show: TSR.

Bleep's goal is to bring quality music aimed at the dance floor to areas where it's seemingly lacking. Variety is one component, but only one of many. Look forward to hearing Many forms of Electronic music with labeling of the sub-genres firmly ignored. We need less labels, not more.

Everyone is highly encouraged to ask questions or comment about Bleep mixes. All questions will be answered. Help will be given. Direction will be shown.

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Bleep 73
Aired: August 23rd, 2007
Performed by: TSR (SE) / @ Discogs, Otto TSR, TSR the Label

Fredrik Askebris, Robert Sundelin and Tomas Nordström or as I have taken to calling them: Robi, Tomi and Fredi are three guys with a sense of humour and a love for Techno that moves you. The first time I heard one of their EPs I knew for certain I'd found something great. Each Ep since that first has improved. Not that they've needed to. From strength to strength the TSR boys are setting the bar. Look forward (as I am) to the next EP on their label. It's Ska-cid like you've never heard.

P.S.
Stinky the cat is fat

P.P.S
komockan flyger på TSR!


Track-list:
0. Edit - Bleep Radio Intro
1. TSR Live

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Bleep Info:
Future confirmed Bleep guests:
Paul Birken [US - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]
Hanno Hinkelbein [DE - Myspace / Discogs]
Chris Sattinger [US - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Cristian Vogel [UK/ES - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Jerome Hill [UK - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]

Next Weeks Show: Unknown at this time.

Bleep's goal is to bring quality music aimed at the dance floor to areas where it's seemingly lacking. Variety is one component, but only one of many. Look forward to hearing Many forms of Electronic music with labeling of the sub-genres firmly ignored. We need less labels, not more. Techno is the label that Bleep assumes, but it's the Techno label of days gone by.

Everyone is highly encouraged to ask questions or comment about Bleep mixes. All questions will be answered. Help will be given. Direction will be shown.

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Bleep 74
Aired: August 30th, 2007
Mixed by: Queaver (DE) / @ Discogs

This week's Bleep Radio episode was selected and mixed by Queaver. Some of you may recognize the name from his 'Queaver and Versis' productions (alongside partner Versis of course) and some may know him as the A&R for Kugelbox Records For those who don't know of him at all, consider this your introduction.

Queaver doesn't really consider himself a 'Dj' as he focuses mainly on his Live-Set, he is a fan of Electronic music though and collects the records he finds to be good. He obviously knows how to string them together and would probably do so in public if asked.

Queaver with Versis has productions on Miditonal, Cannibal Cooking Club, Shed and Kugelbox. Check some out!

Track-list:
0. Edit - Bleep Radio Intro
1. THE FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON - papua new guinea - 541 Rec. [541416 501529]
2. LADYTRON - playgirl - Emperor Norton [EMN 7037-1]
3. THE FUTUREHEADS - worry about it later (switch remix) - 679 Rec. [679L136TX]
4. TECHNASIA - force - Technasia [TA05]
5. JUSTIN BERKOVI - sustained buxom mad chips - Harthouse [HHLP02-3]
6. TECHNASIA - descent - Technasia [TA01]
7. DJ ZE MIG.L - drunk chicken (dj glenn vs. dj dex powerloop remix) - Toxic [TA1013]
8. JEFF MILLS - the bells - Axis/ Purpose Maker [PM-020]
9. DJ ZE MIG.L - hiccups-reworkz - Toxic [TA1019]
10. MIKE DEARBORN - fear - Djax-Up-Beats [DJAX-UP-254]
11. MIKE DEARBORN - birds on e - Djax-Up-Beats [DJAX-UP-218]
12. QUEAVER & VERSIS - dr. pest - Error Rec. [ERROR04]
13. MICHAEL FORSHAW - dump - Chan-n-Mikes [CHAN05]
14. JOCHEN TRAPPE - pornokonsument - Neue Heimat [NH27]
15. SCHEMATIC TOOLS - frictional heat - Kugelbox [KBX03]
16. MARK HAWKINS - anon (michael forshaw mix) - Mosquito [MSQ022]
17. MARK HAWKINS - remorse - Djax-Up-Beats [DJAX-UP-337]
18. NDK - any questions - Kugelbox [KBX04]
19. TOMAS NORDSTROM - take my lean - Don't Rec. [DONT007]
20. QUEAVER & VERSIS - orient jig - Miditonal [MIDI005]
21. MICHAEL FORSHAW - cheerleaders - Chan-n-Mikes [CHAN11]
22. MICHAEL FORSHAW - kill - Chan-n-Mikes [CHAN05]
23. HANNO HINKELBEIN - new world order at the new world border - Null Rec. [NULL0.8]
24. QUEAVER & VERSIS - sport wiel - Coin Operated [COINOP03 - testpress]

Download:
Download the August 30th, 2007 Archive

Bleep Info:
Future confirmed Bleep guests:
Paul Birken [US - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]
Hanno Hinkelbein [DE - Myspace / Discogs]
Chris Sattinger [US - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Cristian Vogel [UK/ES - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Jerome Hill [UK - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]

Next Weeks Show: Unknown at this time.

Bleep's goal is to bring quality music aimed at the dance floor to areas where it's seemingly lacking. Variety is one component, but only one of many. Look forward to hearing Many forms of Electronic music with labeling of the sub-genres firmly ignored. We need less labels, not more. Techno is the label that Bleep assumes, but it's the Techno label of days gone by.

Everyone is highly encouraged to ask questions or comment about Bleep mixes. All questions will be answered. Help will be given. Direction will be shown.

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isoprax wrote:

Bleep 75
Aired: September 6th, 2007
Mixed by: Dj Loz (UK) / No Data Available

Superstar Dj Loz relies on mainly on the law of averages in assembling his mixes. Put enough together and one is bound to come out ok. His love of the colour Pink clearly shows through in this mix, as does the love of his favorite war: The Fawklands War.

Track-list:
Edit - Bleep Radio Intro
Modeselektor feat. TTC - Dancing Box - BPitch Control
Laszlo Beckett - Bleep Me Daddy - Hand On The Plow
Luke Vibert - ILoveAcid - Warp Records
AFX - VBS.Redlof.B- Rephlex
Syntheme - Hard - Planet Mu
Cristian Vogel - 1968.Holes (12" Remix) - Novamute
Intercooler feat. Suzi Love - Tokyo - Sleep Debt
Uffie - Hot Chick - Ed Banger Records
Jamie Lidell - Compaction Blues - Mosquito
Mr. Oizo - Half A Scissor - F Communications
Ardisson - Problems Upstairs - Warp Records
DMX Krew - Emerging Technology - Breakin' Records
UNKLE - Celestial Annihilation - Mo Wax
Sweet Exorcist - Testone - Warp Records
Datassette - Can You Smell Maths? - Ai Records
Qualia Systems - Reject - Seed Records
Lory D - Bluff City - Adrenacrome
Thom Yorke - Analyse (Various Remix) - Unreleased

Download:
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Bleep Info:
Future confirmed Bleep guests:
Paul Birken [US - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]
Hanno Hinkelbein [DE - Myspace / Discogs]
Chris Sattinger [US - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Cristian Vogel [UK/ES - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Jerome Hill [UK - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]

Next Weeks Show: Unknown at this time.

Bleep's goal is to bring quality music which is aimed at the dance floor to areas where it's seemingly lacking. Variety is one component, but only one of many. Look forward to hearing many forms of Electronic music with labeling of the sub-genres firmly ignored. We need less labels, not more. Techno is the label that Bleep assumes, but it's the Techno label of days gone by.

Everyone is highly encouraged to ask questions or comment about Bleep mixes. All questions will be answered. Help will be given. Direction will be shown.

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isoprax wrote:

Bleep 76 / Clearly Smudged 4
Aired: September 13th, 2007
Mixed by: Trevor Wilkes (Hamilton, ON) / Fun in the Murky

This episode of Bleep is also the fourth installment in the 'Clearly Smudged' mix series. It's a mix of what I feel to be GOOD 'minimal' or 'tech-house'. I hear too much that puts me to sleep. Absolute snore-fests.

Track-list:
00 - 3d!t "Bleep Radio Intro"
Dirty Spinach / Ed's Site

01 - Paul Birken "Still Speakin'" LX Records 00 [Memories of Paul Birken LP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more info

02 - Troy Pierce "Horse Nation" Minus 29 [Run EP 2005]
Discog's link w/ more info

03 - Jahcoozi Feat. Data MC "Your Wife" HorSpielMusik 49 [A Night At Pussy Galore Part 3 EP 2005]
Discog's link w/ more info

04 - Slum Science "Right Up My Street" Good Family 07 [Strikes EP 2006]
Discog's link w/ more info

05 - Unknown White

06 - Laszlo Beckett Keep COunting" Hand On The Plow 06 [Plowtrax Wol. 1 EP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more info

07 - Slum Science "Taking It Back" Good Family 07 [Strikes EP 2006]
Discog's link w/ more info

08 - John Tejada "Breakout" Palette 27 [Breakout Ep 2003]
Discog's link w/ more info

09 - Johnny Fiasco "Hijacked" Control 05 [Tunnel Vision EP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more info

10 - Fym "I Feel Right Like Having A Party Tonight" Boogizm 12 [Get On/Off Crazy EP 2006]
Discog's link w/ more info

11 - Moloko "Sing It Back %28Herbert's Tasteful Dub%29" Peacefrog [Secondhand Sounds LP 2002]
Discog's link w/ more info

12 - .XTrak "Rotate" Yore 01 [back_up EP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more info

13 - Funky Transport Vs. Jonne Q "Shake It %28DC's One Man/One Army Rub%29" Farris Wheel 17 [Shake It EP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more info

14 - Alexi Delano & Xpansul "Cosmic Antipathy" Plus 8 92 [Intelligence Reframed EP 2006]
Discog's link w/ more info

15 - The Black E "Spider Power" Sleep Debt 05 [Found On The Floor Of The Foundry Ep 2006]
Discog's link w/ more info

16 - Compass "Unknown" Plus 8 91 [Cabinet Unreleased Classics 1994-2005 LP 2007]
Discog's link w/ more info

17 - Todd Bodine "Kling Klang" Highgrade 37 [Codebreaker EP 2006]
Discog's link w/ more info

18 - Dj Abstract "Just A Dream" Palette 17 [You Used To Know EP 2001]
Discog's link w/ more info

19 - Jeff Samuel "Founded" Poker Flat 39 [Blap EP 2003]
Discog's link w/ more info

20 - Matt O'Brien "Serotone" Offkey Industries 02 [The Attic Trax EP 2006]
Discog's link w/ more info

Download:
Download the September 13th, 2007 Archive

Bleep Info:
Future confirmed Bleep guests:
Paul Birken [US - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]
Hanno Hinkelbein [DE - Myspace / Discogs]
Chris Sattinger [US - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Cristian Vogel [UK/ES - Myspace / Discogs / Personal Site]
Jerome Hill [UK - Myspace / Discogs / Label Site]

Next Weeks Show: Unknown at this time.

Bleep's goal is to bring quality music which is aimed at the dance floor to areas where it's seemingly lacking. Variety is one component, but only one of many. Look forward to hearing many forms of Electronic music with labeling of the sub-genres firmly ignored. We need less labels, not more. Techno is the label that Bleep assumes, but it's the Techno label of days gone by.

Everyone is highly encouraged to ask questions or comment about Bleep mixes. All questions will be answered. Help will be given. Direction will be shown.

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