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Paul Lynch is a Melbourne DJ, Music Programmer and Techno enthusiast.

A perfectionist behind the turntables, Lynch has built his career based on inspired track selections, exceptional technical ability and a knack for creating an electric vibe and energy on the dancefloor.

Whether it's warming up the floor or closing after for the likes of DVS1, DJ Bone, Answer Code Request, Marcel Dettmann, Matrixxmann nd_baumecker, Ryan Elliot, Norman Nodge, I Hate Models, Psyk, Mr G, Carl Craig, DJ HMC, Bloody Mary and Dr. Rubinstein, or headlining some of Melbourne's best underground events, Lynch nails his chosen craft of techno.

With notable performances at festivals including Strawberry Fields, Pitch, Piknic Electronik and Beyond The Valley and international sets at Berlins ://about blank.

Paul Lynch has well and truly cemented himself in the Techno scene.

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Franz Jäger’s Roots EP lays down a distinct feverish sound, abducting listeners into a hectic affair filled with surprise and depth that manifests itself in compulsive body action. An astute and diverse release ready to bring dancefloors into a daze.

Written and produced by William Olofsson

Mastered by João Rodrigues at Tema Mastering

Artwork by João Frederico

Released by Hayes Collective, Portugal

Release Date: 20/11/2020

Catalog Reference: HYSEP20

Format: Digital

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Chriz.jae's Cray is a little quirky number in the best sense. The tracks balanced sound descends upon like mysterious fog. It sets a sly vibe as the bleeds and tweets go to work on you aural senses.

Cray is one of three tracks on Chriz.jae's Pulsation EP to be released on Drawner Records on the 19th of November.

I selected to premiere Cray as I enjoy its quirkiness. It sits somewhere between the feelings of sly and dark. Its grooves and soft sounds provide it with a danceable vibe. However, I'm sure its kick would rock worlds when played on the right sound system.

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Yant is a purveyor of high intensity, raw cuts of techno music. He's one of two artists, the other being Dutch producer Hitam, to feature on Platform 22's latest Shedding Bark Split EP.

Yant's track Cut Loose is a warping, beautifully crafted piece of techno. The track's title is something of an Onomatopoeia. It sounds like Yant really did cut loose on this one. It's a shame the majority of clubs are closed. I can picture people moving to this is with all the cathartic fervour a dancefloor can provide.

The warping lead moves over a thick, powerful kick. Cut Loose's low-end sound pressure would shake buildings apart when played on a club sound system. I for one can't wait to give this a spin.

Shredding Bark is set for release via Platform 22's Bandcamp page. Keep an eye out to grab your copy.

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Cirkle’s remix of Phil Berg’s original Mirror Maze will take its listers on a sonic journey of mystery and tension.

Cirkle first unpacks most of the track’s elements within the first minute of the remix. We’re introduced to a groovy, rolling bassline and punchy kick drum. Warped vocals and rising pads set the tone of the remix before the melody starts to unfurl.

The melody really sets the mood of the remix. It gives off the sense that you’re off adventuring into a place unknown. It works in harmony with that ever-present bassline.

Cirkle’s remix of Mirror Maze is a DJ tool, primed for introducing mysterious moods to ones set.

Born from the mind of Pat Carroll comes Provener, a new music project that's pushing Australia's electronic music scene in strange and wonderful new directions.

Carroll's productions are considered and composed with such care and intent, highlighting Carroll's renowned talent as a producer. His recent experiment has been modular synthesis.

"Provener is a new project focusing on the more hypnotic zones of electronic music." says Carroll. "I'm incorporating more modular synthesiser work into the tracks, which tend to have quite a bit of improvisation and play in them, as opposed to programming in DAW."

"The original idea for the project was to create music around smaller loops that gradually unfold through tracks, as opposed to the more narrative-based structures I think about for the Pat Carroll tunes. I think the good thing about using modular is that I'm constantly reacting to what it does, and then it reacts to what I do next, etc. And so there is that element of unpredictability with some patches that lead me towards sounds I'd never have thought of using, but end up thinking "I could do a lot with that". So the Provener project is aimed at capturing those some of those sounds and just running with them. The Pat Carroll project is also be influenced by this, but the sounds are then used in a different way."

Provener was born from Carroll's experimentations with modular synthesis. From these experimentations, the Gossamer EP was created. This premiere looks at Lapis Lazuli, the third track on Gossamer.

Like all tracks on Gossamer, Lapis Lazuli's production is on such a high-level. Carroll leans on his extensive knowledge of psychoacoustic music to set a mysterious atmosphere. The ambience is pierced by a strange modular melody. The synth line really takes on a life of its own as it progresses through the track. It feels present, in your mind, a part of your body.

We look forward to what comes next from Provener. Until then, enjoy the music.

As Melbourne opens up after the lockdown, it's a time of subtle celebration.

Our next guest's mix is appropriate for a time like this.

DJ Mitchell Gee is a prime tributary to Melbourne's club scene for many years. He's the former director and co-creator at Autosea, and now leads up Yours&Mine, Dance Flaws and works for Full Throttle Entertainment, Australia's premier sound system.

Ad a DJ, Mitchell frequents venues all around Melbourne in a pre-covid time. It'll be great to have him back on the decks as venues open up.

He's made for us a house music mix, a refreshing change from Bomphcast's regular sonic. As the mix progresses, so too does the tempo and intensity.

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If Nicolas Vogler’s Confidential is any indication of what they’re brewing up in Brazil, then we approve.

Confidential comes at you at full force. The track’s crunchy texture and zinging reverb give Nicolas’ track a unique sound. These sonic elements brings a subtle variation to any DJ set Confidential is included in.

Nicolas captures pure dancefloor energy in his track. The rolling bassline drives this energy, with wonky chords providing extra fuel to Confidential’s high-octane beat.

Confidential is a part of Nicolas’s Outrun EP, forthcoming on the Berlin-based imprint Drawner Records. You can pre-order the EP via Drawner’s Bandcamp. The EP will be released on the 22nd of October.

The faceless ADMINISTRATOR is back on Connection Verified Unreleased with CVU005 - Exponential.sql - an 8-track data set that plots the current situation of its motherboard.

The release arcs through software-saturated synthesis, exploring calculated grooves through circuit-bent pulses, intricate sequences, polyrhythmic blips, and overdriven pads.

CV family member Fergus Sweetland chimes in with a dubby remix, soaking in warm timbres, as does founder Hooover who cranks up the BPM with his remix of Indigo Foyer - a welcome return to

the label after some time reforming his sound.

Free to download as always.

Egotot the pseudonym of Nico Rinker, a young DJ and producer from Stuttgart in the south of Germany. At 21, Nico already making his mark on Germany's techno scene.

To Nico, techno is a community that brings people together under a common sound. Nico contributes to this community not only through his music but via his Schimmer Records and Liquid One record labels.

Egotot translates to "ego death" in English. This is true about Nico's personality and how he approaches music.

Nico found a path to techno music through reggae and acoustic music. It was upon a recommendation from a friend to attend a club that he found techno music.