I Love Techno

I Love Techno is still keeping an eye on the past, the present and the future. Underworld are a living piece of techno and dance music history. Dave Clarke is mister I Love Techno. Bloody Beetroots, Boys Noize and Vitalic are the most important scene players of the moment. Of course, there is room for new tendencies, since we also welcome dubstep and balearic to I Love Techno. The 5 rooms filled with these live acts, DJs, upcoming talent and established names:

UNDERWORLD (live) – BLOODY BEETROOTS DEATHCREW 77 (live) – BOYS NOIZE – VITALIC (live) – DAVE CLARKE – CROOKERS – GOOSE (live) – BOOKA SHADE (live) – A-TRAK – KELE (live) – CHRIS LIEBING – STEVE AOKI – FAKE BLOOD – BEN SIMS – MAGNETIC MAN (live) – DJ HELL – ELLEN ALLIEN – DR. LEKTROLUV – RIVA STARR – SOUND OF STEREO – CASPA & MC ROD AZLAN – PARTYHARDERS – JOKER & MC NOMAD – TECHNASIA (live) – JACK BEATS – ROBERT HOOD (live) – VILLA – OPTIMO – LES PETITS PILOUS (live) – EFDEMIN – DJEDJOTRONIC – HIGHBLOO – PIERRE

Green Room
Underworld
Booka Shade
Ben Sims
Riva Starr
Ellen Allien
Efdemin

Orange Room
Bloody Beetroots
Deathcrew 77
Crookers
Magnetic man
Steve Aoki
Sounds of Stereo
Caspa & MC Rod Azlan
Joker & MC Nomad

Yellow Room
Boys Noize
Vitalic
Dr. Lektroluv
Les Petits Pilous
Djedjotronic
Highnblo

Red Room
Dave Clarke
Chris Liebing
DJ Hell
Technasia
Robert Hood
Optimo
Pierre

Blue Room
A-Trak
Goose
Fake Blood
Kele
Partyharders
Jack Beats
Villa

Red Bull Elektropedia
Gehts Noch
Keatch
Fantomaxx

I Love Techno 2010 Lineup is a post from: The Hats and Friends

ATM ‘like a psychotic bass hungry serial killer’
DJ mag ‘Great package, great potential.’
IDJ ‘full-frontal barrage of breaks and bass’
Tilllate ‘Jay Cunning’s ever reliable bastion of forward thinking breaks, bass and dubstep’
Starkey (Sub FM) ‘Savage Henry and Le Brocquot are the ones’
Youngsta (Rinse FM) ‘I like Savage Henry because it would work well with J-Tek & Dubstep releases.’
Laurent Garnier ‘ohhh f**k yesss – will hammer this!’
DK (Solid Steel Ninja Tunes) ‘Another great release from Sub Slayers’
Plays on BBC Radio 1 (Annie Nightingale),
Guest mixes on RTE Radio, BBC Radio 5 (The Selector), Salford City Radio & more!

After the raging success of the first 3 releases Sub Slayers chief rocka,
Jay Cunning, is proud to present to you another 4 track monster EP from Jersey Bad Boys Schema. Proceedings kick off with the jaw dropping Rat Bastard, a tried and tested bass killa bad boy. Le Brocqout see’s Schema venturing into a dubstep-breaks crossover to devastating effect. Turn Off The Lights can only be described as an anthem, sweet vocals mixed with relentless attitude. Finally and by no means least we have Savage Henry- a tune for all the traditional dubstep heads out there.
All tunes mixed down by Pyramid’s Nicky D’Silva and mastered by Shane @ Finyl Tweek – you know what that means!

Schema consist of Mark Smith, Lee Davis, Sean Lamy and Lee Dorrington. The foursome are based in Jersey, Channel Islands. Since their formation in 2009, based on a burning desire to produce and play their own take of a Breakbeat, Dubstep and Drum & Bass infusion, they have received support from some of the biggest names in the scene.
2009 saw the guys introduced with a live appearance and guest mix on Jay Cunning’s Breakbeat Sessions show on Kiss FM. This was followed later in the summer with a monstrous D.J slot on the Breaksday stage at the mighty Glade Festival, which went down as one of the highlights of the Nu Breed hosted Sunday.

Another Sub Slayers classic in the making…

Schema DJ mix
http://www.mediafire.com/?pv0c1yz05d145y3
Track list
1- Schema – Rat Bastard (Sub Slayers)
>>>>Katy B – Katy On a Misson
2- We Bang – Smash the floor (Play Me)
3- Schema – Savage Henry (Sub Slayers)
4- 501 – Dub U (NSFW)
5- Redlight – MDMA (Lobster Boy)
>>>>Magnetic Man – I Need Air
6- Rack n Ruin – Soundclash (Back Butter)
7- Pyramid Vs Schema – Into My Arms (Dub)
8- Schema – Le Brocqout (Sub Slayers)
9- Freestylers – Cracks (Flux Pavilion Remix) – Never Say Die
10- 501 – Back the Styles Back (NSFW)
11- Schema – Chutney Grip VIP (Dub)
12- Reso – Technetium (Audio Phreaks)
13- Dead Prez – Hip Hop (WTF? Remix) – Breakbeat Kaos

More info / buy releases:
http://www.myspace.com/subslayers
http://soundcloud.com/subslayers
http://www.myspace.com/schemasound

The Hats – Press Play by The Hats / THaF Records

Studio Rockers are extremely proud to present the Re-Wired EP, introducing you to four exciting new producers who you will be hearing plenty more from over the coming years. Each bring their own unique flavour to this EP making this a tantalizing taster of some of the exciting things you can expect to hear from Studio Rockers in the near future.

The EP is kick-started in fine style with ‘Fire’ by Pempi ft. Jahbliss. Going straight for the jugular, Pempi reformulates classic dub foundations into a futuristic, energetic
skanker. Driving on the 4×4 pulse of the kick and the skittering percussion, he weaves in an infectious horn melody before unleashing the thundering, bouncing bassline.

Dodge Vyrus drops the monstrous ‘Wa Gwaaan’. He certainly doesn’t pull any punches, bringing the heat with a mangled, maniacal bassline that contorts and glitches with rib shaking precision. Ominous pads and mechanical whirring synths build the atmosphere and anticipation before skillfully dropping the bass.

Albert switches things up completely with his contribution, ‘Cross Eyed’. Building on the simple synth refrain, he masterfully slides a rolling 2-step beat underneath, tilting the
track into momentum. Juxtaposing a series of textures to beautiful effect.

The EP is rounded off with the monstrous ‘Karma Than Calm’ from Nuphlo. Part of the Nasha collective who have been garnering a lot of attention of late, Nuphlo draws on Indian melodies and instrumentation, fusing them with the punishing beats and weighty subs.

Re-Wired EP by Studio Rockers

Bonus

Re-Wired EP Promo Mixes by Studio Rockers

They kind of ran away with the brief and made a … crazy street dance film thing.

Label: BBE Records
Release Date: September 28, 2010

The Strange Games… series which began in the summer of 1997, represents the blueprint for modern R&B and rap music. It joins the dots between 70s soul, 80s rare groove and 90s mass market hip hop. This compilation contains a wide variety of styles of tracks, from classic dance-floor fillers as well as lesser known delights. A more accessible diggers delight if you wish with an emphasis on quality track and not just songs worth having for a two second sample.

Conceived by BBE bossman Peter Adarkwah over 14 years ago, this fifth volume is mixed by longterm BBE stalwart, one of the world’s best DJ Spinna. Featuring a much more worldly selection than its predecessors – tracks by the multi platinum selling War to Sylvia (Founder of Sugarhill Records) sit side by side with world music underground icons like C.K. Mann and Francisco Aguabella. This volume is the 5th in a series of compilations that appears to have the widest appeal of all BBE’s compilations and proves to be even better by the fact that there is a bonus mixed CD by the one and only DJ Spinna!

CD 1 mixed by DJ Spinna

01. Ned Doheny – Get It Up for Love
02. Sylvia – Sweet Stuff
03. The Ambassadors – I Ain’t Got The Love (Of One Girl On My Mind)
04. Richard Evans – Capricorn Rising
05. Starvue – Body Fusion
06. Sylvia St James – Motherland
07. The Soul Searchers – Ashley’s Roachclip
08. Willie Hale – Groove On
09. Eddy Senay – Cameo
10. SSO – Faded Lady
11. Cal Tjader – Morning
12. Francisco Aguabella – Ramon’s Desire
13. The Philly Armada Orchestra – For The Love Of Money
14. Family Tree feat. Sharon Brown – Family Tree
15. The Perfect Circle – The Hands Of Time
16. WAR – War Is Coming, War Is Coming
17. Hiroshi Fukumura – Hunt Up Wind
18. Wood Brass And Steel – Always There
19. C.K. Mann & His Carousel 7 – Asafo Beesuon / Obaa Yaa Aye Me Bone (Medley) Edit
20. Merry Clayton – Gimme Shelter
21. Bill Summers – Brazilian Skies

Strange Games and Funky Things 5 – Mix by DJ Spinna by MemeMagazine

CD 2 (unmixed)
01. Ned Doheny – Get It Up for Love
02. Sylvia – Sweet Stuff
03. The Ambassadors – I Ain’t Got The Love (Of One Girl On My Mind)
04. Richard Evans – Capricorn Rising
05. Sylvia St James – Motherland
09. Eddy Senay – Cameo
10. Cal Tjader – Morning
11. Aguabella – Ramon’s Desire
12. The Philly Armada Orchestra – For The Love Of Money
13. Family Tree feat. Sharon Brown – Family Tree
14. The Perfect Circle – The Hands Of Time
15. WAR – War Is Coming, War Is Coming
16. Hiroshi Fukumura – Hunt Up Wind
17. Wood Brass And Steel – Always There
18. C.K. Mann & His Carousel 7 – Asafo Beesuon / Obaa Yaa Aye Me Bone (Medley) Edit
19. Merry Clayton – Gimme Shelter
20. Bill Summers – Brazilian Skies

What do you get when you lock an ambitious Irish lad (Paul Kelly) and a Canadian female vocalist (Nina Knezevic) into a room for too long? What do I know, but this time around out came a fantastic electro duo which goes by the name of Deadbots, lucky us. In case you have not heard of this fearsome twosome yet, this duet is tearing up the club scene at an alarming rate and is just about ready to release their jaw-breaking new 12inch “Girl On Fire” on the premium label Freakz Me Out, home of far out acts such as Fukkk Offf, Cyberpunkers, Wolfgang Flür (ex KRAFTWERK) and
Tom Deluxx.

Deadbots trademark sound references from 80`s synth pop, rock, disco, hip hop and techno are once again fully displayed on the up-coming output, whose irresistible catchiness is skillfully built into this rave demon. Expect massive support by numerous imposing colleagues such as Digitalism, Hystereo, Arthur Baker, Hey Today…all fans of this grand doublet.

What we haven`t talked about yet is the impressive list of amazing remixers, which have given “Girl On Fire” their own unique flavor. Each version quite different from the next, because these producers have developed their own individual style throughout the last decade.

We are talking about former “Atari Teenage Riot” mastermind Alec Empire, the commander in charge of the German electro-punk scene which he clearly influenced like no other. Alec worked on over 100 records/remixes for acts like: “Björk”, “Rammstein”, “Mogwai”, “Einstürzende Neubauten”, “Nine Inch Nails”, Dave Grohl of “Nirvana”, “Foo Fighters” and many others. His rework of the Deadbots track might surprise you a tad bit but simply illustrates his profound knowledge of electronic music.
“Girl on Fire” goes retro acid-techno, genius!

Another German digital institution must be T.Raumschmiere, also responsible for bad ass electro-punk and the superb label Shitkatapult. His adaptation is a bit more reflective and gives this club-banger a tunefully delightful twist. Chapeau!

The rest of the list is just as impressive, be it French producer Tom Deluxx, also in charge of Just A Band, the German veteran Sharam Jey, who has been touring the globe for half a century now, the British indie-electro newcomer Baxen and another rising star from the island Hoaxx. Put it all together and you got yourself quite a bargain mate.

You better believe it or the Irish/Canadian duo Deadbots might just set the “Girl on Fire” and we don`t want that to happen, do we?!

01. MY GUITAR // TOM DELUXX remix

02. GIRL ON FIRE // T.RAUMSCHMIERE mix

03. MY GUITAR // DEADBOTS original

04. MY GUITAR // BAXEN remix

05. GIRL ON FIRE // DEADBOTS original

06. MY GUITAR // HOAXX remix

07. MY GUITAR // SHARAM JEY remix

08. MY GUITAR // ALEC EMPIRE remix

Disco Trash Music – Boulderdash E.P.
out 1st september 2010 on RIOT RIOT ELECTRIQUE
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01. Disco Trash Music – Boulderdash (Original Mix)
02. Disco Trash Music – Boulderdash (Hanuman Tribe Remix)
03. Disco Trash Music – Boulderdash (The Bulgarian)
04. Disco Trash Music – Boulderdash (T.R.O.)

Disco Trash Music – Boulderdash E.P. TEASER by Disco Trash Music

Felix Luker – Mechanical (TASTER) [UAA040] by U&A Recordings

Make the girl dance – Wall of Death (StereoHeroes Remix) by stereoheroes