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in celebration of Pride month, we're happy to present this podcast from @jackie-house of @honeysoundsystem.

artist statement: "When the pressure is on sometimes you have to throw out the rulebook. A mixtape nerd since I first got my hands on a tape deck, I usually do a laborious amount of prep before I start making a mix. But, for some reason, I just plugged in and went with my gut on this one - a live session of what turned out to be 37 gems (including a french hardcore breaks tune by Alec Empire and a beautiful oddity to end it all by Dubtractor). I have always hoped I would get to create an entry for The Bunker podcast. It might be the first podcast I ever subscribed to! So, with that in mind I tried to stretch all the colors on my pallete on this mix in some respects to appease to the neo-retropolitan Bunker NY sound."

tracklist:

4E - Ask Isadora

Cari Lekebusch - Profile B

Canvax - Shower

Junq - From Below

Linoleum Head - No Alghorithms

Crash Course In Science - Flying Turns (Cosjmin Edit)

H.E.A.D. - Into Your Head Again

Al Wootton - United

Martsman - Maxicle

TWR72 - Koek

Richard Holhburn - Gross Gestures

Lowfish - Glass & Spiders

Morph - X-ex

HD Substance - Inside/Stop

96 Back - Ghzel Tea

Acid Junkies - Wrathchild

Paul du Lac - Cahokia (Paul du Lac Jack Dub)

Reel to Reel - Sundog

Kenny Larkin - Chasers

Black Dog - Yama (Take 1)

Susumu Tokata - Tambarin

Datacide - Strategies

BUTTECHNO - Orient and

Sir Lord Commix - Cosmic Jive

DJ Misjah & DJ Tim (Original Mix)

Dark Force - Struggling Through The Century

Zulutronic - By Special Request

Alec Empire - Heartbeat That Isn’t There

Maelstrom - Dialogue

Kerosene - Sadomasic Phunkkaleptic

Savas Pascalidis - Who Dunnit

Nick Wicked - Beekeeper

Cooly G - Is It Gone

Silicon Scally - Deep Dissolve

Simon Shreeve - The Healing Bowl

W-Moon - One Earthquake A Day

Dubtractor - Spring Reverb

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@mikeservito is no stranger to the turntables and The Bunker NY community. His history in raves and DJing reaches back to the mid-’90s in Detroit, where he came up with the local scene. A move to New York led him to become a resident at The Bunker party in 2012, and around that time the wind picked up in Servito’s career, bringing him to clubs internationally and cementing him as an important figure in the house and techno world. His sets are technically skilled and notoriously bitchy. In honor of Pride Month, Servito will join us in the NYC studio to play a set — he’ll also discuss Pride and its meaning to him and the larger gay community, its importance, influence and reverberation through the world.

tracklist:

1st set:

Aérea Negrot – Pisco Sauer (Shaun J. Wright Remix) (Twirl)

Aérea Negrot – Pisco Sauer (Jason Kendig Remix) (Twirl)

Tama Sumo & Prosumer – Brothers, Sisters (Ostgut Ton)

Jamie Principle – Drive Me (Magda Edit)

Phresh Phantasy – Come On Acid (Logistic)

Lauren Flax – A Deeper Side Of Jack (The Bunker NY)

Savage Hymn – La Vida Sigue Igual (Instrumental) (Dark Entries)

LSDXOXO – Smoke of the Skunk

Paranoid London – Beats & Bubbles (Paranoid London)

Bill Converse – W.A.T.B. (featuring Carlos Souffront) (Dark Entries)

Blotter Trax – Rhythm Device (Frustrated Funk)

interview bed tracks:

Patrick Cowley - Timelink (Dark Entries)

Slowdive - Good Day Sunshine (Creation Records)

Huerco S. - The Sacred Dance (Probito)

Aphex Twin - Stone in Focus (Warp)

2nd set

Blotter Trax – Programmed Memories (Frustrated Funk)

Jasen Loveland – Psychotic Tango (Demo Mix) (unreleased)

Wata Igarashi – DNA (The Bunker NY)

Veledrome – Capataz (BMG Re-Render) (unreleased)

Baby Ford – Normal (Helston Flora remix by AFX) (Rephlex)

Vin Sol – Misguided Until Today (Dark Entries)

D.I.E – Get Up Edit (Detroit Electro Vox Super Bomb)

Truncate – 7_2B (Truncate)

Cardopusher – Mental Jobs (NYC Mix) (Super Rhythm)

Josh Caffe & Manny Cuevas – You'll Never Know (Twisted Fantasy) (Manny'z 90'z Rave Edit) (Snuff Trax)

Random Xs - Give Your Body (Lost Trax Remix) (Delsin)

Luke Vibert - iWash (Libertine Traditions)

Seasick Acid is an aquatic addition to the @gunnar_haslam multiverse, a twisting realm of mirrored realities and fully realized continents with their own submarine logic systems. We asked Gunnar Haslam about the story behind this EP, his third release on The Bunker NY, confirming that he has not been recently seasick but did grow up by the ocean spending plenty of time on boats as a young man. Seasickness thus established as a part of Haslam’s personal history, he went on to explain “the best nights out hearing music are the rocky ones, not the smooth voyages” flashing to the experience of a very deep rave as a large ship with all hands on deck working to keep the whole thing afloat. All four tracks bring a woozy driving force to the dance floor that are sure to keep everyone bobbing along disorientedly.

Mastered by Neel at EnissLab

Cut at Manmade Mastering

Pressed at R.A.N.D. Muzik

The Kioku EP is @Wata Igarashi’s third release on The Bunker New York, showcasing considerable emotional range that speaks to his long career as a sound designer. All four tracks feature a cinematic, expansive quality that make it easy to imagine how each could fit specific moments across the arc of a party. Different aspects of the music are carefully balanced and combined: seemingly simple patterns in the foreground are animated by precise intensities at play in the background. We encourage you to give this one a listen on a proper sound system or headphones to fully dive into the intricacies of Igarashi’s sound design. “Reflecting on his feelings about these tracks, Igarashi tells us that, “there are many times when you’re listening to powerful music and you are not really able to think but your body still remembers how to move and breathe”. Kioku means “memory” in Japanese and Igarashi goes on to explain that “all the fast and complex melody combinations (of the title track) make me imagine how our memory functions: connecting via synapse and nerves, going all over the place...the music comes from my experience and memory.” The complexity and beauty of our thoughts and bodies are mirrored in these fine productions that make up the Kioku EP.

Mastered by Peter Van Hoesen

Cut at Manmade Mastering

Pressed at RAND

This edition of the podcast comes from old friend of The Bunker @deltafunktionen. we asked what he was up to these days and got some interesting news:

”The last few months I spent a lot of time in the studio with Samuel, known from his VC-118A and Mohlao monikers. In the last year we have been flying to each other cities a couple of times, having long and intense studio sessions and now we are in the final stage of finishing an album. We're also planning to take this music live for the next year(s), so loads of work are taking place. The last few months I have been doing a lot of research on the production side of things and somewhat re-educated myself and now all the gathered knowledge comes out. It's a great feeling to see a lot of pieces of the puzzle come together, so all I can say is that I can't wait to release this project and share it with the world! Nothing of that in this mix though, this mix focuses on dancefloor music I enjoy to play out nowadays."

tracklist:

D.Z.A.R. - The False Mirror

Geistform - Interval Signal

DJ Spider - Alien Implant Removal

65D Mavericks - Cosmic Drift

Simulant - Optimal Flow

Donor - Indentity Revealed (Patrick Russell Remix)

OVR - Metal Slipper

CRZKNY - Resist (DJ Stingray Bag Job Mix)

Locked Club - Svoboda

Skee Mask - Dial 274

The Black Dog - Floods v3.2 (Surgeon Remix)

Clatterbox - Genetic Code

Surgeon - Whose Bad Hands Are These? (Autechre Remix - DF edit)

Talker - Battle Standard (Regis Remix)

DJ Skurge - Sabotage

Suburban Knight - Maroon

Blawan - Kalosi

Donato Dozzy - Nine O Three

Stanislav Tolkachev - Ant Parade

Surgeon - Level

Strider. B. - Bradley's Robot

DJ Stingray 313 - 2.4Ghz ISM

Nuel - Telemagenta

Miller & Keane - March Of The Androids

Microthol - Armoury Funk

VC-118A - Glow

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Lesley Remy, AKA Blacklauren (@mrblacklauren), makes music, DJs and represents the promoter/DJ duo the Long Count Cycle. Remy has been an active part of the NY underground house and techno scene, and has played at the most integral nights and festivals in New York, including Sustain-Release, Unter and the Bunker. On this week’s episode of the Bunker NY, Remy stops by to chat with Bryan Kasenic about the moments that got him hooked on the energy of the underground, his major influences, the importance of fashion in his life, the plans for the Long Count Cycle in the coming years and more. On the first half of the episode, we hear a set from Remy that’s solely his own slinky and driving techno productions; in the second half he DJs a set that features his finely tuned blend of atmospheric techno.

tracklist:

1) Blacklauren - Project H (Demo Version)

2) Blacklauren - Earlier Belief in Recomopense (Demo)

3) Blacklauren - Project B (Demo Version)

4) Blacklauren - Project D (Demo Version)

5) Blacklauren - Presuppositions of a Malevolent God (Demo)

6) Blacklauren - Canticle of the Ninth Wind

7) Blacklauren - Derived from an Observation of Particular Instance

8) Blacklauren - Far Removed from Cynacism

9) Blacklauren - Temporary Union with the Absolute

10) Blacklauren - Project C (Demo Version)

11) Blacklauren - Project I (Demo Version)

12) Blacklauren - Parallelism Between the Individual & the World

13) Blacklauren - Project E

---- INTERVIEW

14) Donato Dozzy - Cleo

15) Formant Value & Simone Bauer - Veduta III

16) IORI - ZAO POINT 2

17) Sam KDC - Feardom

18) Giorgio Gigli - A2 / 2 - Surrounded

19) Sciahri - Atonement (Pessimist Remix)

20) ASC - Diffusion Loop (Rumble Mix)

21) Ancestral Voices - Hypersigil

22) Primal Code - Country of a Thousand Hills

23) Rrose - The Smallest Footprints

24) Le Officine Di Efesto - Searching for H2o

25) Astronomy Domine - Family Portrait

26) Vril - Spes

@gabriellavergilov grew up in the countryside of Bulgaria, and was a classically trained piano player and dancer. A move to the country’s capital led to her discover the underground house and techno scene, and her life’s path was altered. She left her job in the fashion industry and became enthralled with learning to DJ and produce music — she has releases on Thema and Enemy Records, and has contributed vocals to the song “Moon Chant” on the Marco Shuttle Moon Chant EP on the Bunker NY. Today, while on a brief stint in NY on tour, Vergilov sits down with Bryan Kasenic for a great conversation in our Manhattan studio. She discusses her journey of becoming the artist she is now, her approach to her artistry and decision-making, her upcoming records and more.

1) Kanz - Remember

2) Denzel - Distraction

3) The People in Fog aka DJ Sodeyama - Chapter Zero

4) XDB - Another Night (Mastered Bass mono)

5) Anthony Rother - The World Needs You

6) Border One - Phantasmal

7) DJ Deep - Mandrum Main

8) Marco Shuttle - Spaziale

9) Point G - Talk (Sergie Rezza Remix)

10) Shan - Sequence

11) Anthony Rother - Ab Ab Ab__MMM

12) DJ HYPERACTIVE - Mixed Emotions (Gabriella Vergilov Remix)

---- INTERVIEW

13) Marlon Hoffstadt - Der Eurotrancer

14) Marco Shuttle - The Vox Attitude

15) Trus’me - In The Red (DVS1 Remix)

16) Gabriela Vergilov - The Perfect Lover

17) Centrific - U Pod

18) Gabriella Vergilov - Singing Classes

19) Marco Shuttle - The Moon Chant

On this Detroit special episode of the Bunker NY, Bryan Kasenic welcomes the New Jersey-born DJ and promoter Turtle Bugg (@kamekameha) for a chat and to showcase his selections. Turtle Bugg is an active organizer and noise-maker in the East Coast house-techno-and-beyond scene. He runs the Sublimate party with longtime collaborator Sagotsky, and in 2018 threw the first edition of Smangtasia, a weekender on a 400-acre farm in upstate New York that featured mostly all-American talent. His sound as a DJ is timeless, and he plays a deeply knowledgeable blend of house, funk, techno, ’80s gems, dub and more. In early 2018, Turtle Bugg uprooted from his longtime home in New York and relocated to Detroit — he and Bryan Kasenic will chat about the move and his new life in Detroit, and he’ll play a bunch of his finely curated picks.

Yellow Magic Orchestra - Live at the Venue in London (Alpha Records)

LadyMonix - Put It Up (Frizner Electric)

Wildchild - Don't You Know (Old School Mix) (Dark Black Recordings)

Stefan Ringer - Southside (FWM Entertainment)

Low End Theory - Sweet Pickles (Dance Mania)

Lords of Acid - Rubber Doll ((I Love It When You Squeak Mix)(Never Records)

DJ Funk - Happy Feet (Cosmic Records)

Sound of Mind - Technology (Program Central / Fabolous Records)

Shawn Rudiman - Asimolar (is/was)

The MD Connection - Magic Feet (Muzique Records)

Hanna - Merciful Fate (People of Earth)

Ian Fink - Untitled (White Label)

@john-beltran ’s career is as expansive as it is deep. The Lansing-based artist came up with the rising tide of the Detroit sound in the ’90s — Beltran has released records with labels that defined that era’s sound, such as R&S, Peacefrog and Retroactive. In recent years, his records have been released by Delsin, Magicwire (under his Placid Angels alias) and Text. Beltran’s life and work is majorly influenced by new age philosophies and music, as felt in his timeless, atmospheric, melody-driven productions. On this episode of the Bunker NY, host Bryan Kasenic welcomes Beltran to talk about his career, plus a live mix from the Detroit studio.

The Cinematic Orchestra - Lessons (Ninja Tune)

Gacha - Tiger Stripes (White Label)

John Beltran - Sunflower (John Beltran)

John Beltran - Gutaris Breeze (6000km to Amsterdam) (Peacefrog Recordings)

Four Tet - Lush (Text Records)

Patrice Scott - The Detroit Upright (Sistrum Recordings)

Floating Points - Marylin (Eglo Records)

Ayro - Bounce! (Groovia)

Jazzanova feat. David Friedman - L.O.V.E. & You & I(Rodeadope Records)

Knight One - Swords Cry (Kissed)

Nujabes - Reflection Eternal (Hyde Out Recordings)

John Beltran - Seasons Go (Delsin)

Goldie - Freedom feat. Natalie Duncan (Metalheadz)

Lone - Dolphin (R&S)

@marcellus-pittman is an integral part of the contemporary midwest and Detroit scene. The 3 Chairs ensemble, comprised of himself, Theo Parrish, Rick Wilhite and Kenny “Moodymann” Dixon, have carried and expanded on the Detroit sound for nearly three decades, fusing house, techno, disco, funk, hip-hop and anything that makes the people dance. Pittman is responsible for the Unirhythm label, which is home to many of his solo productions. His DJ sets showcase a deep love of music and a master at work. Movement week is upon us, and on this episode of the Bunker NY Bryan Kasenic invites the Detroit stalwart to play a DJ set, pull some tricks out of his bag and chat about the city he has called home his whole life.

Konrad - DMZ Bolero (Ethereal Sequence Records)

The Duncans - Too Damn Hot (Impact)

Joan Bibiloni - The Boogie (Music From Memory)

Harvey Sutherland - Saturn's Return (Clarity Recordings)

Sweet Pea Atkinson - Dance Or Die (Ze Records)

Marcellus Pittman - Pick Yoself Up (Unirhythm)

The Power Station - Go To Zero (Capitol Records)

Opus Ten - Love's Calling (Pandisc)

Madonna - Everybody (Sire)

Julion De'Angelo - pt. 2 (Bird) (Tone Long Jr. Records)

Velvet Season & The Hearts - The Special Place (Lucky Hole Records)

Slang - Knock U Out (ITM Record)

Rodney Franklin - Stay On in the Groove (Columbia)

Mtume - Give It On Up (If You Want) (Epic)