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PPOD | 016 | Giorgio Gigli
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May 15, 2012 09:06 PM PDT
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Always evolving as an artist and as a producer, Giorgio Gigli draws inspiration from intense emotional experiences by using music as his form of communication. Each composition is created from moods, which are then transformed into waves, layers and substrates to create visual simulations and virtual landscapes in your mind. His music will slowly push you further and further into his world until you lose grasp on reality. Soon the simple voids, pitfalls, drones and dilated melodies become much more intricate and when those hypnotic rhythms start to transform... Your caught in his dream like a fly in a spiderweb, and you can't get away...

Giorgio's love for ambient music allows him the power to analyze and render almost every element and vibration during his productions as well as his dj sets, which is why he is one of the most exciting artists in the techno community to date. I hope you enjoy as much as I do, it's a personal favorite of mine. Enjoy!

01. Sendai – Terminal Silver Box - Time to Express
02. Carlo Zanelli- Tuu - Eleusína Recreations
03. UNLTD – Precis - Borrowed Language
04. Wolfgang voigt - Rückverzauberung 6.3 – Magazine
05. Cicciolina Holocaust – Silent Killing – foced Nostalgia
06. Vatican Shadow - Church Of All Images - Blackest Ever Black
07. Sendai - ep2010 - Time to Express
08. nAX_Acid - 5 October 1971 – Aconito
09. Inward Content – continuum mechanics – meanwhile
10. Celer – Cantering In A Copper dress – Low Point
11. Leo Anibaldi – Fusion 1 – ACV record

PPOD | 015 | System Beater
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April 15, 2012 09:15 PM PDT
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System Beater demonstrates a wide range of styles of banging old school house to the spacious yet tough techno grooves. His recent productions 'Beat The System' landed him a release on Perc Trax in 2010, which was followed up by a featured production on Prosthetic Pressings. His experience goes deep in the electronic community as an artist and as a label manager. His previous productions under different monikers has been featured on Deep Dish's Yoshitoshi Recordings, New York's King Street Sounds as well as remixing Chicago house legends DJ Pierre and Paul Johnson. Now back from the shadows he's building up his catalog of sonic weaponry getting ready to hit the streets one more time. This is an artist you should definitely keep an eye on...

01. Perc - Work Softer (Desonanz Dub Mix) - Prosthetic Pressings
02. Hans Bouffmyhre - Easy Meat (D. Carbone Remix) - Nachtstrom Schallplatten
03. Audio Injection - Darker (Alex Bau Remix) - Prosthetic Pressings
04. Maurizio - M 4.5
05. Giorgio Gigli & Obtane - 002_A (Rrose Remix) - Prosthetic Pressings
06. Inigo Kennedy - Insist (Donor Remix) - Prosthetic Pressings
07. Inigo Kennedy - Insist - Prosthetic Pressings
08. iformat - The Assessment - Nachtstrom Schallplatten
09. Justin Berkovi - Newmatic (Ben Sims Remix) - Prosthetic Pressings
10. Russ Gabriel - zaDeep - Prosthetic Pressings
11. Audio Injection - Darker (Shifted Remix 2) - Prosthetic Pressings
12. Inigo Kennedy - Resist - Prosthetic Pressings
13. Donor - EM1 (Silent Servant Remix) - Prosthetic Pressings
14. DBX - Losing Control (Robert Hood Remix) - Peace Frog
15. Maurizio - M 4.5
16. Audio Injection - Dimmer - Prosthetic Pressings
17. Justin Berkovi - Drive By Burnt Neon - Prosthetic Pressings

PPOD | 014 | Angel Alanis
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March 15, 2012 04:01 PM PDT
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Angel Alanis started as a DJ at the age of 14 and in 1997 released his debut double pack EP “Advanced Therapy on Contact Records. Since then, he continues to produce a diverse stream of songs landing him on labels such as Naked Lunch, Afro Acid, Impact Mechanics, Chroma, Spark, Nachtstrom Schallplatten and has been featured on labels like Tresor, Tronic, International House Records, Moody and more. As a DJ Angel’s raw talent and innovative style has landed him gigs all over the globe.

In 2011 Angel joined the afro-acid team Home of DJ Pierre and established two other labels, Home Audio Recordings with partner Steve Parker and his own techno label Slap Jaxx, which has already earned acclaim from such DJs as Adam Jay, Dave Clarke, Ken Ishii & Dj Rush & Slam. His most recent work includes collaborations with Rebbecca Ciaglia & Adam Jay as Cubix/Advocates and is also working with DJ Shiva & Taylor Norris. In addition, his work on the Freedom Series albums and continuous flow of remixes has proved Angel’s passion and dedication for the music and not the hype, while earning him a devout fan base.

01. Will Azada beginnings - Demo
02. Baby Pop - Deep Techno - Relief
03. Tony Kasper - It's Your Choice - Black Nation
04. Matthew Ash - Tirelessly - Demo
05. Will Azada - Power Press - Demo
06. Angel Alanis & DJ Shiva - Lassitude - Demo
07. Phuture - Acid Traxx (Angel Alanis Remix) - Afro Acid
08. Johan Afterglow - Hibernation Dreams - Slap Jaxx Music
09. Seri - Monotone 3.5 - Slap Jaxx Music
10. Justin Berkovi - The Bell Tolls - Slap Jaxx Music
11. Advocates - Nimbus

PPOD | 013 | Forward Strategy Group
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February 15, 2012 05:21 PM PST
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Forward Strategy Group burst onto the scene a few years ago, firstly as an elusive and now highly sought after “buy on sight” label and then secondly as a production team whose deep, dense & tangled soundspheres have captivated club dancefloors across the globe.

Not only have their records been supported by key players such as Surgeon, Peter Van Hoesen, Marcel Dettmann, Norman Nodge, Marcel Heese, Inigo Kennedy, Mike Parker, Rob Hall and Donato Dozzy, but Smear and Walker’s live shows have been causing a storm at UK clubs such as Plex, Detatched, Noise Pollution, Substance and Krucht earning them a powerful reputation both in the studio and live on stage.

01. Convextion - Crawling and Hungry - Tektite Recordings
02. Tom Dicicco - Circa - Traut Musik
03. Mono Junk - Input 3 (loop) - Trope Recordings
04. Holy Noise - 101100 - Rotterdam Records
05. levon Vincent - Making Headway - Novel Sound
06. Errorsmith - Free For All - Errorsmith
07. Tom Dicicco - Strick - Traut Musik
08. Shifted - Image//Channel (loop) - Our Circula Sound
09. Unknown Artist - Unit 1
10. Woo York - Oka - Techno.UA
11. Peter Van Hoesen - Rites De Passage-Naeba Variant - Time To Express
12. Forward Strategy Group - Drones Club - TBA
13. ASC - Capsule - Perc Trax
14. Kenaz - Uncud - Rune
15. Secluded - Dimention (Jonas Kopp 5th Dimention Remix) - EarToGround Records
16. Mike Dehnert - Pneumatic - Ann Aimee
17. Svreca - Obscur (Silent Servant Remix) - Semantica Records
18. Phase - Binary Opposition (Process 1) - Token
19. AnD - Granular
20. Shapednoise - White Light (Dino Sabatini Remix) - Repitch
21. Joseph Mcgeechan - Failed By The Conformists (Ancient Methods Sgt Howie Remix) - Prosthetic Pressings
22. Forward Strategy Group - A Greyed Out Life - Perc Trax

PPOD | 012 | Drumcell
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January 15, 2012 07:46 PM PST
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The Prosthetic crew wanted to kick off 2012 with another noteworthy podcast. On November 18th, Oktave and Prosthetic Pressings debuted the first Droid Behavior showcase in Chicago. The Droid crew is hands down one of the most talented crews on this side of the pond and we're thrilled to start the new year by sharing this experience with all of you.

This week’s podcast features premier techno artist and producer Drumcell (Moe Espinosa). Drumcell is the founder of the famed Droid Recordings and co-founder of Droid Behavior. Since the mid nineties Drumcell has been a loyal supporter and advocate in the techno scene. Over the past decade Drumcell has become a powerhouse DJ by his constant push on music and technology. He is one of the most exciting and innovative DJ in the industry today.

01. Mr . Jones - Zoom 42.0 (Luke Creed Remix)
02. Phil Kieren & Jochem Paap - Wood & Organic Dept.
03. Mike Denhart - Timber Framing
04. PSYK - Track 3 - Enemy Records
05. Zadig - P8 - P8 (sin025)
06. Black Astroid - Engine 1 (Brian Sanhaji Remix)
07. RG - Fake - Unreleased
08. Par Grindvik - Sinister (Gary Beck Remix)
09. Silence - Silence! / Need it
10. Octave - Wild Instinct (Luis Flores Remix)
11. Alan Fitzpatric - Grid Lock
12. James Ruskin - Work (Steve Rachmad Remix)
13. Ben Sims - I wanna Go back (Featuring Blake Baxter)
14. Chris Fink - Moofish (Mark Broom Remix)
15. Dustin Zahn + Decimal - SLS Organ Track
16. Nicole Moudaber - Contents of my head
17. Seismal D - Narkos (Steve Parker Remix)
18. Unavailable...

PPOD | 011 | Subjected
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December 14, 2011 07:03 PM PST
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Subjected is the founder of the label 'Vault Series' based out of Berlin. He does not care about having a biography or having a massive discography. Don't bother searching him on the Internet or Facebook stalk him. Subjected is an enigma dedicated to keeping his style of no nonsense techno pure, unadulterated and anonymous. Black sleeve, black record, black stamp...

01. UTU – Beyond the Mirrors - Plus 8 Recods
02. Jonas Kopp – Anklad - Krill Music
03. Terence Fixmer – Le Terrible - Electric Deluxe
04. Truncate – 21 - Truncate
05. Milton Bradley – Sequence #1 - Ann Aimee
06. Subjected – Unreleased - Unreleased
07. Developer – Archivo Parte II - Developer Archive
08. Sascha Rydell – Puissant - Fachwerk Records
09. Area Forty One – C.N.T.C.T - Ann Aimee
10. Back Pack Poets – Objective G - Electric Deluxe
11. Subjected – 008.B_V1 - Vault Series
12. Basic Soul Unit – Soulspeak (Shed Remix) - Dolly
13. James Ruskin – Work (James Ruskin Remix) - Blueprint
14. Antigone – The Mechanists (Zadig Remix) - Construct Reform
15. EQD – B.#005 - Equalized

PPOD | 010 | Obtane
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November 15, 2011 07:48 PM PST
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Francesco Baudazzi, aka Obtane, is an artist and producer from La Spezia, a northwestern Italian city by the Ligurian Sea. Best known for his dark, abstract, melancholy melodies that utilizes intense conceptual visions that sets the foundation for his productions. He finds inspiration from the strange and the obscure...

01. Violet Poison - C6H5CI
02. Higher Intelligence Agency and Biosphere - Corona
03. Alva Noto - Uni Dia
04. Aphex Twin - Quixote
05. Area Forty One - C.N.T.C.T.
06. Milton Bradley - Sequence #1
07. Unknown - Unknown
08. Frozen Border - South Harlem
09. Staffan Linzatti - On Who's Behalf
10. Planetary Assault Systems - Human Like Us
11. Abstract Division - Shifted Reality (Milton Bradley Remix)
12. Planetary Assault Systems - Beauty In The Fear
13. Unknown - Unknown
14. P. God - Neptune IV
15. Unknown - Unknown
16. Unknown - Unknown
17. Inigo Kennedy - Revenge
18. Unknown - Unknown
19. Planetary Assault Systems - Railer (Further Exploration)
20. Clock DVA - N.Y.C. Overload (Recorded live in Bologna, Italy, 1990)

PPOD | 009 | Delko
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October 15, 2011 08:00 PM PDT
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Discovering and innovating sound have always been the key points for the music of Delko.
Raised in the small town of Rio Maior, Delko has always been in close contact with all kinds of music such as Rock, Alternative and Electronic Music, escaping well away from the mainstream music.

Delko’s major influences mainly come from the Detroit Techno scene as well as the fascination from the abstract and deep sounds involving dark atmospheric sounds, in which he conveys these influences into his own releases.

The musical philosophy of Delko is combining two different styles together, the more dance floor music orientated style with that of the more experimental style, creating a distinctive kind of style of techno. His feelings and adventures turn into deep and hypnotic atmospheres by developing loops which make the listener absorb the tracks and feel the rhythm and music in the simplest way.

Delko currently releases music on various labels such as, Propellant Music, Prosthetic Pressings, Synewave, Blind Spot Music, Backwater Community Records, Ketra Records, Phobiq, Packed Music, Transmissions and Skyline Types Grooves. His DJ sets are characterized by the concept which distinguishes his music and range from the dub and deep ambient to new modern Techno.

01. Delko - Nightmare - Prosthetic Pressings
02. Delko - Kemi - Skyline Type Grooves
03. Delko - Li-On - Ketra
04. Mike Dehnert - Phase Response - Delsin
05. Quantic Spectroscopy - Chemical Formula (Kitkatone Remix) - Propellant Music
06. Peter Van Hoesen - North 6th - Komisch Records
07. John Mitchell - Restraint (Delko Remix) - Propellant Music
08. Xhin - Hepta - Stroboscopic Artefacts
09. Go Hiyama - Wa - Stroboscopic Artefacts
10. Delko - Eleven (Samuli Kemppi Remix) - Shout Records
11. Kitkatone - Figure It Out (Delko Dub Remix) - Propellant Music
12. Perc - Stoq - Stroboscopic Artefacts
13. Sawf - Slim (DVS1 Four by Four Mix) - Perc Trax
14. Shed - HDTRM - Original Mix - Ostgut Ton
15. Delko - Mode - Unreleased

PPOD | 008 | D. Carbone
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September 15, 2011 07:38 PM PDT
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Davide started his musical career in 2006 with great friend and soon to be Repitch collaborator, Ascion. Instantly they bonded, through their love of electronic music and their passion for life they continue to grow to this day. Davide's productions started to circulate through the techno community and soon he found his works on labels like Monoloc's Smallroom Music, Dubfire's SCI + TEC, Alan Fitzpatrick's 8 Sided Dice, Splinter Music's Hedgehog and of course yours truly Prosthetic Pressings...

Davide is constantly evolving his sound by allowing himself to fall deeper into the musical rabbit hole. Ranging from minimal to deeply dubbed out industrial productions, he has become one of the most influential artists in the scene today...

01. Obtane - Escaped From The Dark - Zooloft
02. Plastikman - Nostalgik String Excerpt - Plus8
03. Dino Sabatini - Airport - Outis
04. Henning Baer - Fierce Hundred - K209
05. Jeff Mills - Metaphysical Reaction - Third Ear
06. D. Carbone - Aesthetic Motion - Demo
07. Plastikman - Marbles - Plus8
08. Orphx - Apparition - Sonic Groove
09. Joey Beltram - Ball Park (Dj Rush Remix) - Tresor
10. Repitch - Irradial - Repitch
11. Claudio PRC - Abstract Subway - Stroboscopic Artefacts
12. Tommy Four Seven - Verge - CLR
13. Basic Soul Unit - Soulspeak (Shed Remix) - Dolly
14. Plastikman - Disconnect (Alva Noto Remodel) - Plus8
15. Modern Heads - Tethys - Prologue
16. Surgeon - Stringent - Dynamic Tension Records
17. Deuce - Twerp Wiz - Ostgut Ton
18. Nick Dunton - Between Worlds (Sandwell District Mix) - Surface Records
19. Repitch - Walker - Repitch
20. Moby - Lie Down in Darkness (Chris Liebing Remix) - CLR

PPOD | 007 | Subfractal
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August 15, 2011 08:09 PM PDT
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In an age of short attention spans and constant media bombardment, Subfractal have unquestionably cemented their position as powerful techno tastemakers.

Growing up in Karachi, Pakistan, Fahad Ahmad and Syed Mishaal Raza, like so many others, aspired to follow in the footsteps of legends like Lawler, Tenaglia and Tong. However, Fahad and Syed didn’t cross paths until 2006 after they’d both moved to Canada, where the burgeoning electronic music scene and a common love of techno brought them together.

After collaborating on a handful of projects, the musical chemistry between the duo became evident, and Subfractal was born. Since then, their brand of brooding, driving, beautifully dark minimal techno has been propelling them up the ranks of the electronic music scene with breakneck speed.

Their music has reached international audiences through releases on well-respected labels like Harthouse, Excentric Muzik, Sleaze Records, Bosphorus Underground, Respekt Recordings, Frequenza, Brood Audio, CODE, Piso Records, Klimaks, Airbus, Teggno, Inminimax and many others.

With support from industry heavyweights like Umek, Adam Beyer, Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Spektre, Fergie, Hernan Cattaneo, Phunk Investigation, Noir and so many more, it’s no surprise that Subfractal’s releases routinely appear in the upper echelons of countless techno and minimal charts.

In 2009, their remix of Larry Power’s ‘Milk’ spent over six weeks in the highly coveted #1 spot on the Beatport Minimal Charts. Since then, their releases have seen success in the Beatport Top 100 Techno Chart on several occasions, including a handful already in 2011.

Acclaimed performances at WMC in Miami, the Detroit Electronic Movement Festival and clubs around the world have seen Subfractal rip dancefloors apart with their showcases of booming underground techno and dark heavy minimal.

Fahad and Syed currently operate out of Toronto and New York City respectively, and continue to demonstrate their versatility. They’re constantly remixing talented artists across various sub-genres of electronic music, and throwing events to help up-and-coming DJs gain exposure.

Expectations are flying high for this talented duo in 2011 and with a plethora of marquee releases and live shows on the way, they’re most definitely up for the challenge.

01. Lex Gorrie - Captain Beef - Illegal Alien Records
02. Frank Sonic, Mike Maass - Blizzard (A. Mochi Remix) - Trapez
03. Sasha Carassi - Fragma - Harthouse
04. Kyle Geiger - Pulse - Sleaze Records Uk
05. A. Mochi - C2M (Gary Beck Remix) - Figure
06. Tom Laws - Hypberbolic (D.A.V.E The Drummer Remix) - Phobiq
07. Tony Rohr - Eden Acid (The Advent & Industrialyzer Remix) - H-Productions
08. Kalden Bess aka m0h - Death Squad (Drumcell Remix) - Blind Spot
09. Peja - Bol - Original Mix - Amazone Records
10. Alejandro Trebor - Collapse - Original Mix - Nachtstrom Schallplatten
11. Slam - Area 51 - Original Mix - Drumcode
12. Sian - Equus - Dustin Zahn Remix - Octopus Records

PPOD | 006 | Hans Bouffmyhre
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July 14, 2011 08:41 PM PDT
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Hans Bouffmyhre is a young man from Paisley, Scotland with a worrying obsession for techno music who started off his career in 2006 when he began to promote his own parties in Glasgow called Sleaze. At these parties, he booked and played alongside some of the worlds best techno acts including the likes of Andrew Weatherall, Funk D' Void, Chloe, Radio Slave, Johannes Heil, Extrawelt, Phil Keiran, Len Faki & Par Grindvik!

In the beginning of 2007, Hans started learning about music production and making his own tracks and can now boast releases on many recognized labels including Perc Trax, Viva Music, Soma, Synewave, Harthouse, 8 Sided Dice, Analytictrail as well as recently starting his own internationally recognized label Sleaze Records and brand new sub label Smut.

So far Hans' tracks have gained huge support & plays from some of the biggest names in Techno, including Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Adam Beyer, Len Faki, Marco Carola, Steve Lawler, Laurent Garnier, Stephan Bodzin, Joris Voorn and many more! At the tender age of 23 the future looks bright for Hans Bouffmyhre.

01. SP-X - Extract [Time To Express]
02. Darko Esser - Clean State (Lucy Remix) [Curle]
03. Furesshu - Lifted (Shifted Remix) [Project Squared]
04. Seismal D - Narkos (Audio Injection remix) [Sleaze]
05. Kyle Geiger - Pulse [Sleaze]
06. Hans Bouffmyhre & Lex Gorrie - Sibling Rivalry [Sleaze]
07. Hans Bouffmyhre - Exhale [Sleaze]
08. Perc - Gonkle [Perc Trax]
09. Hans Bouffmyhre - Breathe [Sleaze]
10. Alex Bau - Noise B (Monoloc Remix) [Sleaze]
11. Truncate - Pad Mode [Enemy]
12. Mark Boom & James Ruskin - Black Lines [Blueprint]
13. Par Grindvik - Sinister (Gary Beck Remix) [Sinister]
14. Harvey McKay - Nightwalker [Soma]
15. Itamar Sagi - One Million Oaks (Mark Broom Remix) [Soma]

www.sleazerecordsuk.com
www.beatport.com/artists/hans+bouffmyhre
www.soundcloud.com/hans-bouffmyhre
www.facebook.com/hansbouffmyhre1

For bookings, please contact: bookings@sleazerecordsuk.com

PPOD | 005 | Space DJz
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June 15, 2011 04:52 PM PDT
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There are few Djz and producers in the modern techno world who can truly claim to have pioneered a style and sound, and call it their own. Such statements are often declared, but rarely justified. In the case of Ben Long and Jamie Bissmire, the names behind the revered Space DJz this claim would be unarguable.

Ever since the pair's formation in the early 1900's their unerring ability to fuse techno with their life long love of Hip Hop, has set them aside from there peers. In the present day, an abundance of UK techno producer's have emerged, none would deny The Space Djz are true innovators. In 1995 the duo released their debut Ep Space DJz on the legendary and now defunked Infonet imprint, quickly followed up by an outing on the Belgium label Reload These two projects put them on the techno map but the real turning point arrived in early 1996 on Infonet with the release of the ..Return to earth', Ep, containing the techno anthems ..Side on', and ..Rock the house'.Both trakz would blow up to be huge and be re-released via Frankfurt based Ongaku .The combined output of both releases was over 10,000 copies and along side Dave Clarks Red 1 these were two of the biggest tunez of the year and are still much sought after and played to this day. The Djz became prize catches for major playerz Nova Mute and Soma contributing several more classic releases, culminating in 1999's critically acclaimed album ..On Patrol... The album expressed Ben and Jamie's roots perfectly, combining their now infamous hip hop influences with their unique brand of analog techno and chaotic electronic soundscapes.

Later that year The Space Djz delivered a trak that was to become one of their biggest hitz to date AK 47 a trak that had originally been heard on a Nova Mute Compilaton was reworked and served to capture the period's riotus spirit of techno. Listening to that record, one would imagine was like being attacked with a chainsaw buy an electronic chicken, simply brutal. It was released as a double pack on Ben Long's highly regarded Potential Recordingz and featured remixes by many of techno's biggest namez including Umek, The Advent, Gaetano Parisio, Oliver Ho, Inigo Kennedy, Chris McCormack.

During 2001 Ben and Jamie also able to concentrate on their solo projects working with labels such as Consumer Recreation, CLR, Primate, PrimeEvil, Tortured, Advanced, Eukatech, Speilzeug, and the running of their own labelz Potential Recordingz, Ergonomix, ReRub , 50hz, Ground, Foundation and Target. Jamie also released a Bandulu album Redemption with Music Man. 2002 saw the welcome return of The Space Djz on Blly Nasty's Tortured imprint with the Faces of Pain double pack, their first release together in almost two years, and a double mix Cd was released on Primal Rythms entitled The Last Djz on Earth.They were back and they were better then ever.

During this time, and indeed long before, The Space Djz have been renowned the world over for their breathtaking skillz behind the deckz. Whether working as a team or individually, Ben and Jamie consistently deliver astounding performances .. Dj' ing to them is an art, and with over ten yearz on the world Dj circuit they have the knowledge and experience to rock any party right.

Space Djz in 2009 are continually forging forward with their music production and Dj skills. What they where doing yesterday is not what's on the agenda today...

01. Knobs - Red Blood
02. Tommy Four Seven - Backwards
03. Tommy Four Seven - Ratu
04. Perc & Metalogic - Tower (Tower Of Power Mix)
05. Kyle Geiger & Bobby Dowell - Tigerwall (Speedy Edit)
06. Justin Berkovi - Industry 101
07. Audio Injection - Kegerator
08. Tomas Rubeck - Matroska
09. Alan Fitzpatrick - Gridlock (Gary Beck Remix)
10. Space Djz - Traktor Toolz 4
11. Brian Sanhaj - Top Down Dry
12. Flug - 13d (Pfirter Remix)
13. Niederflur - Feldstaerke (Terence Fixmer Dark Mix)
14. Gary Beck - Egoist (Gary Beck & Speedy J Remix)
15. Space Djz - Statistical Mechanics
16. Traversable Wormhole - Transducer (Brian Sanhaji Remix)
17. Raiz - Keep Secrets (James Ruskin Remix)
18. Jobody - Second 10
19. Mark Broom & Dustin Zahn - Leave Me Alone (Audio Injection Remix)
20. O/V/R - Post Traumatic Son (DVS1 Mix 2)
21. Oliver Dodd - Charon
22. Shed - That Beats Everything
23. Function meets Jerome Sydenham - Two Ninety One
24. Niereich - Black Hole (Luke Creed and Millhouse Remix)
25. Brian Burger - Contact (VX Remix)
26. Adam Beyer - Antistius
27. Space Djz - Level 7

PPOD | 004 | Moevalith
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May 15, 2011 12:04 PM PDT
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The DJ selects the tracks that suit his style: hard bass drums, whitenoise hats, crunchy tight snares, abnormal hooks, industrial and reverberated intergalactic atmosphere intertwine within the genres of techno, experimental and industrial. His past led him to become obsessed with Allen & Heath mixers with the highest respect for the nurture and nature of the scene in the UK, Germany and Japan. Influenced by the likes of Heron (Limikola/Synewave), Markus Sucket (Frappant/Stroboscopic Artefacts) he's inclined toward dark, underground venues where comfort breeds opportunity for a challenge.

The producer desires to contribute his unique vision of sound through a rewired setup of Logic along with an array of audio tools as well as years of experience in sound abuse. It's through the producer that the past, present and future have the clearest roles: numerous unfinished and unnoticed projects helped to evolve the ear. With a workaholic drive and an artistic need to express, the future of the producer promises to be bright.

The DJ stands along the producer as Moevalith, the artist who personifies both, can't help but feel happy about answering that calling and excited about the bright future that lies ahead.

www.moevalith.com

PPOD | 003 | Ascion
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April 15, 2011 04:47 PM PDT
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Techno producer Pasquale Ascione, also known as Ascion, was born in Naples Italy. As a child, he was fascinated by electronics and his hunger for technology quickly matured. When the introduction to electronic music emerged, Ascion immediately indulged himself into the local underground scene. Soon he met friend and future collaborator, D. Carbone, who would play a major role in Ascion's electronic voyage. He began to experiment with different software, creating his own style and unique sounds. As his skills developed, so did his growing reputation. He was first discovered by Berlin's Kiddaz.fm. His debut EP, "F*** me", was released on Micro.fon, Kiddaz.fm sublabel. After his debut's great success, Ascion caught the attention of Drumcode's Adam Beyer and Sci-Tec's Dubfire. Leading up to two major releases, "Kick On" (DC55) and "Muzik Live Drop Be Doing" (TEC025), Ascion took his act on the road. He performed all over Europe with a highlighted stop at Berlin's historic club Tresor. Constantly evolving, embracing music and cultures of all styles, Ascion is a producer to keep an eye on, especially his new project with friend, artist and producer D.Carbone called Repitch.

01. Marc Romboy vs. Stephan Bodzin - Mab (Speedy J Remix)
02. Sound Of The Enders - The Candor Incident
03. Unknown - X FADE
04. Sawf - Sfika
05. Forward Strategy Group - Arcnet
06. Lucy - Bein
07. O V R - Post-Traumatic Son (Marcel Dettmann Construction 2)
08. Pacou - Villa
09. Surgeon - Scorn
10. Raiz - Keep Secrets (James Ruskin Remix)
11. Allan Nonamaka - Pervert
12. Mike Dehnert - Phase Response
13. Subjected - 005.3
14. Ascion - Unknown
15. Patrick Pulsinger - Construction Tool
16. Architect - ICL Feelings
17. Subjected - 005.7
18. Deuce - Twerp Wiz
19. Planetary Assault Systems - MOD
20. British Murder Boys - Rule By Law
21. Fran Hartnett - Atom
22. Margot - Be A Star (Perc's Diy Mix)
23. Scratch D, H Bomb - The Red Pill
24. Anthony Shakir - The Fake Left, Go Right Plan

PPOD | 002 | Audio Injection
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March 15, 2011 06:40 PM PDT
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Since being introduced to electronic music back in the early 90’s, Audio Injection has been hooked. At the early age of 15 he started Djing and playing out at local underground events and raves around the Southern California area. You would find him spinning various styles from house, acid, & techno to hardcore techno.

After years of Djing he then decided to learn to produce his own music, which landed him releases on techno labels such as Monoid, Stimulus, & local label Droid Recordings. Since being associated with local event production group Droid Behavior in 2003, you can find him as a resident at the infamous Interface warehouse events as well as a regular producer for Droid Recordings along with Drumcell (Co-Founder of Droid Behavior).

With releases & remixes on labels such as Droid, 4 Track, Circle Music (Germany) , Tora Tora Tora, Prosthetic Pressings and many more to come, Audio Injection continues to shape his own sound and collaborate with Drumcell to release more mind-bending techno with a funky twist, putting Los Angeles & Droid Recordings on the techno map.

Keep any eye out for his new project 'Truncate' which is set to blow more minds with his very special brand of techno, and for the moment, please enjoy this our second Prosthetic Podcast from one of LA's hottest exports.

01. Electric Indigo and Irradiation - Phytoplankton (Rossella Remix)
02. Truncate - Contrasts 1
03. Truncate - Contrasts (Developer Remix)
04. Audio Injection - Toggle
05. Spektre - Minds Eye (Drumcell & Audio Injection Remix)
06. Forward Strategy Group - Token Ring
07. Hertz - Bipolar
08. Klockwork - Onyx
09. Truncate - Truncate Tool
10. Damon Wild - Untitled
11. Flug - 13d (Pfirter Remix)
12. Attemporal - Wall (Ascion & D. Carbone Remix)
13. Schubert - Grey & Blue
14. Ben Klock & Marcel Dettmann - Renumber
15. Shifted - Drained
16. Thomas Liewood - Untitled
17. CH-Signal Laboratories (8003 Lucerne) - Untitled

PPOD | 001 | BCR Boys
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February 15, 2011 06:58 AM PST
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Prosthetic Pressings presents Prosthetic Podcast 001 with BCR Boys. The BCR Boys are the Glasgow based techno duo of Colin Bain and Joseph McGeechan who run BackwaterCommunityRecordings and Transmissions. They have recorded for several respected labels like Perc Trax, Synewave, Sleaze UK, Proper NYC and several more and with a constantly growing list of A list supporters the boys are set to blow up big time.

01. Joseph McGeechan - Doors of Perception
02. BCR Boys - La Roche (Xhin Remix)
03. iFormat - The Shifting.
04. BCR Boys - Blink (Go Hiyama Remix)
05. iFormat - The Changing.
06. Erphun - Black Heart (BCR Boys Remix)
07. BCR Boys - The Facility
08. iFormat - The Darkening
09. BCR Boys - Isolation
10. BCR Boys - Attenuate
11. BCR Boys - Untitled