One For The Road

One For The Road

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One For The Road episodes

  • Dystopian Rhythm Podcast 057 - Komprezzor (live PA)
    This week we present an all-new live PA from Chicago's Komprezzor!
    Komprezzor is not simply another gimmick or project trying to reach for the sky,fame or mainstream, in the contrary he prefers to stay hidden in the darkestcorner of that old abandoned factory were you once wondered if you even had the guts to step in. The sounds and elements of his live sets are dark and dirty as if they had been extracted from a piece of literature by Edgar Alan Poe. Full of white noises and atmospheric riffs the percussive elements are extracted from classic drum machines; such the legendary 808, 909, and 303 that slowly morph in to a hypnotic rhythm. Along with his live sets the Dj sets are also full of some of the dirtiest and darkest heart pounding T echno, no t op 40 will ever make an appearance on his track list , interacting with up to 4 decks running at the same time and one machine it will make you wonder if a third arm was present at the time of total dance floor destruction...Currently spending and immense amount of time in the studio creating sounds and sequences he is gearing up fort he launch of his own imprint calledsecreTechno that will have collaboration of some of the most respected Techno artist in the world and perhaps the universe.Komprezzor is an experience not an act you must be present to feel the basshitting your face and kick ruining your inner equilibrium rather is a DJ set or aLive Pa one thing is for sure last night will be a blur.
    1 hr 4 min
  • Dystopian Rhythm Podcast 056 - Parsøn
    This week we present Parson from Valencia, Spain. He bought his first turntables in 1999 at the age of fifteen and by 2005 he was already well-known in the region and sharing the booth alongside well-known artists. With residencies in several clubs over the years and playing local festivals, his rhythms are both elegant and forceful and with refined technique as a performer.
    57 min
  • Dystopian Rhythm Podcast 055 - Milkplant
    Milkplant is Justin Pennell, He is the From 0-1 label founder and co-owner with longtime friend, Sone. Originally from the city of Milwaukee in the Midwest, he moved to Seattle in 2004 and in 2010 relocated to Oakland, California where he currently resides. Plus twenty years of combined DJ and production experience has allowed him to witnessed many trends in electronic music come and go, but Techno has always been his #1.
    Starting as a DJ at the age of 19 in 2000, he discovered Heiko Laux, Stewart Walker, Plastikman, Ben Sims, Speedy J, Fuse, and Theorem from records obtained from Nick Nice’s ‘Nice Music’ in Madison, Wisconsin at the peak of the Midwest rave scene. From then on he forged a path that led to production by 2004, and record label establishment in 2008. Beyond the usual, he draws influence from Industrial, Experimental, and Punk Rock; the likes of Nitzer Ebb, Skinny Puppy, Front 242, Coil, Throbbing Gristle, Psychic TV, Tangerine Dream, Social Distortion, Bad Religion, Death in June, Clock DVA, and much more.
    1) Truncate - 10th (Truncate)
    2) Truncate - Jack (Truncate)
    3) Dax J - Voyager (Weekend Circuit)
    4) Mark Broom - Take 5 (Tortured)
    5) Dax J - La Haine (Weekend Circuit)
    6) Mark Broom - Blaster Remix (Tortured)
    7) Mr. G - Bounce [Ben Sims remix] (Phoenix G)
    8) Lectrolux - Fearless [Phil Wall's remix] (TeC)
    9) Lemon8 - Model8 (Plus 8)
    10) Rolando - D & N's (Ostgut Ton)
    11) Floorplan - Chord Principle (M Plant)
    12) Ben Klock - Subzero (Ostgut Ton)
    13) Tony Montana - Sideloader [Mittias Fridell remix] (Tonal Path)
    14) Exium - After Exposure (Pole Group)
    15) Glenn Wilson - Heavy Structure (Tonal Path)
    16) Bas Mooey - Burn (Planet Rhythm)
    17) Rødhåd - The Wall (Dystopian)
    18) Mr. G - Contrast (Phoenix G)
    19) Etapp Kyle - Astra (Klockworks)
    20) Milkplant - Pantycontrol [Cyanwave Remix] (From 0-1)
    1 hr 16 min
  • DRR008 : Garrett Dillon - Light Shadows (Measure Divide Remix 2)
    Our eighth release on Dystopian Rhythm comes from label co-founder Garrett Dillon. With the first half of his "Shadows" project, Light Shadows brings his familiar dark broken beat sound, along with creepy sweeping pads, and distorted percussion. GO!DIVA and Measure Divide make their Dystopian Rhythm debut on remix duties, both bringing their brand of heavy, driving techno.
    Delivered by Label Worx on behalf of Dystopian Rhythm
    4 min

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