Episode 044 – Raíz
- October 5, 2017
- Tagged as: Acid, Berlin, Detroit, Droid Behavior, House, Industrial, Los Angeles, Techno
Vidal Vargas of Raíz joins us to discuss their history and the rise of L.A.’s Droid Behavior.
This lifelong techno-devotee helped inspire Italy with his infamous Virus radio show. These days, his highly in-demand DJ sets are helping to inspire clubbers across Europe or at the very least, inspire them to call in sick on Monday. Tune in!
The Dutch DJ/Producer behind many hits and aliases stopped by to give us a little insight on how it was all done!
Train Wrecks returns! Matrixxman and Setaoc Mass stop by for a long one!
During his recent visit to Berlin, the Chicago Techno veteran sounded off on the past, present, and future of Techno music!
Dustin Zahn ‘Live at Communion’
- December 23, 2016
- Tagged as: Acid, Chicago, Detroit, DJ Set, Dustin Zahn, House, Live, New York, Techno
While you’re waiting on new episodes of Train Wrecks, chew on something else! “Two hours of shameless jams across the house and techno spectrum! Recorded during my birthday weekend…every year in July, I try to…
Episode 033 – Regal
- November 30, 2016
- Tagged as: Acid, Acid House, Acid Techno, Berghain, Berlin, Enemy Records, Fides, Figure, House, Involve Records, Italy, Len Faki, Madrid, Nina Kraviz, Rekids, Techno, Z.I.P.P.O
Enemy Records’ artists Regal and Z.I.P.P.O are two artists making their way through the ranks on the global circuit. Get their perspective on yesterday’s Acid and today’s Techno!
Episode 005 – Adam X
- January 25, 2016
- Tagged as: Acid, Adam X, ADMX-71, ASC, Brooklyn, CLR, Crossing the Parallell, Drop Bass Network, EBM, Experimental, Heather Hart, House, IDM, Industrial, L.I.E.S., Manhattan, Mass-X-Odus, Max Durante, New York City, Rhythmic Noise, Skinny Puppy, Sonic Groove, Techno, Traversable Wormhole, X-Crashed
The legendary Adam X stops by to chat about industrial music, techno, graffiti and running a record shop in post-9/11 New York. Grab a pencil, it’s time to take some notes.
Duct-taping people to trees, taking lots of acid, and Richie Hawtin playing Black Sabbath records. This is Kurt Ecks’ story about the rise of the Drop Bass Network in the 90s.