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EE Compilation

by ELECTRONIC EXPLORATIONS

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    This 60 (+1) track album is to help fund the Electronic Explorations podcast, I can no longer support the running costs and I need your support.

    Every single tune is unreleased and exclusive to this compilation with support from Dave Clarke, Mary Anne Hobbs, Planet Mu, Resident Advisor, FACT, Spin Magazine, Wire Magazine, NME, XLR8R, LWE, Sonic Router, Headphone Commute & Pulse Radio.

    If you can afford to pay a little extra, please do, I would appreciate it.
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      £5 GBP  or more

     

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Labels (Released on): Ad Noiseam, Bruchstellen, Cock Rock Disco, Deathsucker, DJAX, Fathme, Hydrophonic, Mashit, Planet Mu, PRSPCT, Sublight Recordings, Ruff, Russian Roulette, Soothsayer, Supertracks, Very Friendly, Violent Turd, Vynalogica, Zhark International. Labels (Owner) : Clash Records Kriss Records Projects / Aliases : The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation Porcelain Minotaurs Deathstorm (w/ Maruosa) Killahman Machine The Goat of Mendes Servants of the Apocalyptic Goat Rave (w/ Sickboy) Wormskull (w/ Balazs Pandi and Deformer) Glowstyx White Darkness Giants of Husavik (w/ Maurits Westerik) Past : Bluuuurgh… : Vocals and Bass : 1986 – 1990 Celestial Season : Drums : 1991 – 1994 / Bass : 1994 – 1996 Live: Artists played with (Selection): Congo Natty, Knowledge & Wisdom, Shy FX, Skream, DJ Fresh, Limewax, Venetian Snares, Andy C, Goldie, Adam F, Tech Itch, Dylan, The Panacea, Aphrodite, Source Direct, Noisia, Otto von Schirach, Enduser, Shitmat, Mu-Ziq, Rotator, Tim Exile, Altern8, Squarepusher, Ceephax Acid Crew, Godflesh, Atari Teenage Riot, Mastodon, Sickboy, The Bug, King Cannibal, Broken Note, The DJ Producer, 65daysofstatic, Dalek, Hellfish, DJ Promo, Merzbow… Festivals (Selection): Glastonbury (UK), Lowlands (NL), Fusion (Germany), Bang Face Weekender (UK), Roadburn (NL), Thunderdome (NL), Mysteryland (NL), Boomtown Fair (UK), Icelandic Airwaves (Iceland), Dour (Belgium), Urban Explorers (NL), Glade (UK), Decibelio (Spain), Riddim Collision (France), Sonic Acts (NL), Resistance (Slovakia), Maschinenfest (Germany), Eurosonic/Noorderslag (NL), 5 Days Off (NL) Tours : 2003 – UK Tour w/ DJ Scud + Soundmurderer 2005 – European Tour w/ Enduser + Shitmat 2008 – Japan Tour w/ Parasite 2011 – US Tour w/ Enduser
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Bong Ra on ELECTRONIC EXPLORATIONS - http://soundcloud.com/brokennote
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You would be hard pushed to find another artist like Chris Finke. Whether it's smashing dancefloors worldwide with his unique mix of techno, bass and anything else he feels like, holding down a 9 year residency at the UK's biggest and best techno institution “Atomic Jam”, his diverse bass-shaking production and remix work, or his cutting edge broadcasting career, the boy has “been there - done that” and is just getting going. With his debut EP on Luke Slater's “Mote Evolver” imprint about to drop, plus the launch of his own high profile weekly radio show coming soon, business is about to boom! Raised on a steady diet of rave, house and techno, his early days saw him compete in the UK DMC championships, and he soon combined his turntablism and love for techno when he started the “Flux” parties and record label. From there, he hooked up with Ben Sims to form “Split”, a series of game changing parties for the London techno scene, selling out Turnmills, SE1, The Key, plus European tour dates as they went. In addition, their 4 year long “Split Radio Show” was a true techno institution - syndicated worldwide on both FM and internet stations enjoying a massive, loyal following of listeners tuning in each month.
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http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=307 http://soundcloud.com/djrum Hear Djrum on live Sub.FM on the Yardcore show every month. Listen to archived sets from me on the Yardcore website. Bookings / / claudio@thesecretagency.net Contact / / felixisdjrum@gmail.com
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http://drumcorpsmassive.com/
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can you touch it tell me can you tell with every blink I’m left wondering then there's the onset of hours to days with the tendency to fluctuate can you touch it tell me can you tell motor activity to make you move when i touch it does it make you feel a certainty that I’m your real voicing focus your attention on me voicing focus your attention on me voicing focus your attention on me
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http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/exerciseone/biography
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RA DJ Page / residentadvisor.net/dj/forwardstrategygroup Twitter / twitter.com/SmearFSG Discogs / discogs.com/artist/forward+strategy+group Facebook / facebook.com/#!/pages/Forward-Strategy
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http://soundcloud.com/geiom http://www.discogs.com/artist/geiom
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http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/georgelanham
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Kahn - Polar 03:53
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http://soundcloud.com/black-acre-records/loops-haunt-ark
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http://machinedrum.net/ http://www.discogs.com/artist/Machine+Drum
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Memotone is a multi-instrumentalist and producer. Drawing inspiration from a wide range of sources, his sound is made up of layered instrumentation over the top of field recordings, conversation, atmospheres and electronica programming all tied up with live acoustic drums and binaural percussion, often using an MPC 1000 for live edits. Also showing a keen interest in sound-scape and textural experimentation. Memotone mainly works in his bedroom studio, but also has a live performance to offer. His show is a captivating blend of live instrumentation including piano, keyboard, clarinet, trumpet, zither, guitar, bass, drums, glockenspiel, organ, melodica and toy instruments looped on a Boss RC-50 loop pedal with live audio effected from a Kaoss Pad 3 and samples triggered from an MPC 1000. When playing, William Yates is switching from instrument to instrument, from pads to keys and from pedal to pedal and sometimes all together. “There are many more restrictions in live music, especially when performing on your own but it does bring something different to the music altogether that may be lost in a studio environment. When I play live I try and make it so every sound you hear you can see me create or trigger (when samples are involved.) I never use a laptop on stage and want to keep it that way. I think it’s much more interesting for the crowd and as a performer.” http://memotone.co.uk/
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A native Londoner now based in sunny Birmingham, where he lives right next door to Warp Records' Chris Clark, Steve (Milanese) is an incredible young producer. He made his debut in 2004 with a 12" release called Vanilla Monkey on Warp's dance offshoot 12" imprint, Arcola Records, and then released his debut mini LP, also on Warp, 1 Up. He now signs to Planet Mu for his debut album "Extend". A familiar phrase to old school video gamers, Milanese describes the sounds on Extend as "jungle / garage / ragga / house / techno. Mashed up robot music, basically like a computer game gone horribly wrong." This is actually a much too modest attempt at pinning down the fierce, raw aggression of his rumbling beats, the sinister emotional tone and sophisticated panache of his production. While Milanese is a proficient multi-instrumentalist, in particular as a pianist (with 13 years of study notched up) and trombonist, his true forte appears to be 'fusing elements of electro-acoustic music with mad beats and bass'. Emphasis on the bass, okay? From the digital dancehall holocaust of "Mr Bad News", ragga / garage audio terror and destruction on "Dead Man Walking" and the junglist clash and clatter breakbeats of "Mr Ion", Extend includes the occasional alarming vocal eruption that is guaranteed to scare the living daylights out of passing neighbourhood pets and any children within earshot. So turn it up! A DJ fixture at squatter parties in the 90s, Milanese spent his time at university studying electronic music (this may have simply constituted a lot of raving) and also busies himself actually making unique instruments. A man of many talents, indeed.
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Old Apparatus have started the Sullen Tone label, which will drop the Derren EP on July 16th. The London collective first emerged as an anonymous outfit in 2011 on Mala's Deep Medi imprint with two lengthy untitled tracks that hinted at industrial and post-rock, and later with another single that treaded poppier waters complete with vocals. Since then, releases have been spare, with a few scattered odds and ends and a tape on the Tapeworm label, along with a remix on Honest Jon's Shangaan Shake compilation and an appearance on Rob Booth's upcoming Electronic Explorations collection in July. Derren contains four tracks made collaboratively by the group, and it precedes three forthcoming solo EPs by each member of the collective before the end of the year. Each label missive will see release on both vinyl and digital formats. @OldApparatus
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Perc - Resident Advisor June 2012 Charts - http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/perc/top10?chart=110978
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facebook.com/pointbmusic http://soundcloud.com/point-b www.point-b.co.uk"
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This 61 track compilation will be available to purchase from July 1st 2012. Every single tune is exclusive and unreleased, donated by artists to help fund the new Electronic Explorations website, hosting costs and the compilation's professional mastering.

Priced at only £5, it was originally planned to include 30 tunes - already a great value package. However, this has now spiralled to a gigantic 61 brand new tracks from some of the most exciting and elusive artists on the electronic underground scene, so if you can afford to pay a little extra then please do! You can find the donation link on the Electronic Explorations homepage, or you can pay whatever you like here on Bandcamp.

Electronic Explorations is a weekly podcast that strives to showcase the most cutting edge, contemporary and experimental sounds. With your donation you're helping to secure the future of the show, ensuring I can continue to bring you much more of this amazing music in the months and years to come.

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Electronic Explorations is a weekly Podcast show publishing exclusive mixes and cutting edge tracks from the cream of the electronic world; deviously crafted patchworks of carefully sewn rhythms, sonic contortions and delicate melodies – dubstep, UK Bass, techno and anything else that’s pushing the boundaries of electronic music. ... more

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