Radio Glück

Space Disco #4: The Cosmodrome Tapes

Recovered from orbit.

Lost signals from a silent cosmodrome.

Analog synths, space disco, and transmissions drifting beyond Earth.

Published on Cosmonautics Day.

12.04

Easy Vol. 3: Soft Departures

Late 60s Orchestral Pop / Film Scores / Soul.

No people.

No announcements.

Just the sound of leaving.

MIDNIGHT BOOGIE

A modest selection of late-70s disco.

Tastefully applied.

Featuring Chic for structural integrity and Grace Jones for light intimidation.

Dancing is neither required nor discouraged.

Psychedelic Journey #3

Grooves that span Istanbul to Tokyo, Jakarta to Mumbai.

A danceable, dreamy trip through psychedelic soundscapes.

Smoke & Echo #2

Features a selection of reggae, dub, and irresponsible amounts of delay.

Perfect for quiet evenings, assuming your definition of quiet is incorrect.

The jungle is alive.

New mix packed with ragga fire, dubplate pressure and heavyweight basslines. Wild, raw and built for the sound system.

Enter the jungle.

Respect the tiger.

Synthetic Instinct

Cold electronics, warm bodies.

Synthpop, new wave and art-pop pressure from the club’s nervous system — desire, control, release.

Frankie, Bronski, Fad Gadget, New Order, Depeche Mode, PSB and more.

Not retro. Still working.

Pretty Chill #3 is here.

Cosmic disco, balearic daydreams, soft-focus house and a gentle nudge toward the dancefloor.

Warm grooves, playful moments, zero pressure — chilled, but not asleep.

For slow starts, long middles, and that feeling when things quietly click into place.

Ohne Scheiß #2

No concept, no posturing, no irony at the music’s expense.

German-language pop drifting between confidence and doubt, humor and quiet melancholy: Palminger & Erobique, Dorau, School of Zuversicht, Knef, Voodoo Jürgens. Songs that are smart without showing off, emotional without slipping into kitsch.

For late nights, for moving through the city, for anyone who likes irony but doesn’t need it. No bullshit.

ThunderSoul #3 is a certified groove incident.

James Brown yells at your legs, Kool & The Gang hypnotize your hips, jazz-funk loosens your morals, disco checks its reflection, and hip-hop shows up uninvited — but stays.

Side effects may include sweating, smiling, and believing you can dance. Play loud, trust the funk, blame the lightning.