CLR Podcast

CLR is a techno label run by Chris Liebing. Each week there is a new podcast put together by Chris or one of the many talented people in the extended CLR family, ie: The Advent, Speedy J, Adam Beyer, Perc...

This is pretty much the only podcast I grab on a weekly basis, and it delivers the goods on a fairly consistent basis. If you dont mind a bit of techno, I suggest subscribing to this podcast or perhaps checking some of the previous editions.

This week is the first birthday of the CLR podcast, with a special birthday podcast from label boss Chris Liebing.

CLR Podcast I 054 I Chris Liebing

Chris Liebing Chris Liebing is a Techno pioneer, dj, producer, CLR podcast host, radio host and the driving force behind CLR. He has been one of the first djs who fully embraced the digital age of music. Since then he has never stopped working on his dj and production setup’s and has finally reached a point of complete satisfaction with his technical and artistic possibilities. After a whole decade of constant label work, Chris Liebing and his team are drawing a balance. Over the last 10 years, he and many renowned producers have released their music on CLR, turning it into a consistent and increasingly successful Techno imprint. The jubilee of this well-established label gives reason for a complete renovation of the brand, with a renewal of the corporate identity, new logo and the new web domain: www.clr.net The recent chapter in the labels history also gives a new meaning to the abbreviation “CLR”: “Create Learn Realize”. A decade of “creating and learning” has passed and it is time for the next step named “realization”. The goal is to “realize” the embodiment of Techno in an exceptional anniversary campaign. It will include various activities and events, for example a jubilee compilation called “10Years CLR”, which will attempt to redefine the term Techno according to the contemporary standards and technical possibilities. It will feature 10 exclusive tracks by 10 of the finest producers, Release April 2010.

1. Lucy & Ercolino - GMORK_Dadub_Tool
2. Xhin - Link - Tool
3. Shlomi Aber - Groove Mechanism
4. Telefon Tel Aviv - Immolate Yourself - Ben Klock Jack Mix
5. Ed Rush & Nico - Defect (Peter Van Hoesen's Twisted Spine Remix)
6. Sendai - Rottingbaugh
7. BCR Boys - Delete
8. Norman Nodge - ManMade
9. Chris Liebing and Tommy Four Seven - Bauhaus (Mallet Mix)
10. The Spaceape, Martyn - Is This Insanity? - Ben Klock Mix
11. Ben Klock - Red Alert
12. Erphun - Diatomic (Monoloc rmx)
13. Mark Broom & James Ruskin - No Time Soon
14. Juan Paplo Pfirter - The Dub Track - Brian Sanhaji Remix
15. Chris Liebing vs Green Velvet - Feelin kind of high and Auf und ab (Dustin Zahn mash up)
16. Joe Zas - Speedy J. Edit

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR054.mp3

 

Nice one Khem

CLR Podcast I 055 I Alex Bau

Alex Bau is a dj and producer who is widely known for breaking down barriers between several styles of today’s electronic dance music. His versatile and effective production technique has gained him a long list of releases on various renowned labels. There are not many djs of this type. Those are djs who believed in Techno from the first minute, djs who experienced Techno from the very beginning, djs who made Techno their own thing. Djs who found their own style, even more, who developed it over the years, djs who´s name is the expression for a specific sound. Alex Bau is one of them. Why focusing on just one style of music? Why only minimal sounds? Why only Techno? Why? If you can have it all… There has been a time before Techno for Alex Bau. Thousands of records in his collection, different styles, different music, for sure something that leaves its marks, no doubt about it. Still he is doing Depeche Mode-Nights from time to time, just for fun, and his activities on Techno doesn´t really suffer from that, not at all! With his 5 or even more hours sets at his first resident club the „Libella“ in his south-east-Bavarian home-area, where for example also DJ Hell started his career back in the 80ies, he achieved the reputation as somebody who is totally aware of what he is doing, totally dedicated to it and also totally loving it. He had his own radio show for over 2 years on a local radio station, still so far the only Techno show in this area. After countless gigs at local clubs, he also started to play at other places all over the planet and continues doing so. Techno can do a lot, if you let it do so. That is the credo. His credo.

1. intro: emanuel top - turkish bazar / alex bau - wasabi tunes vol 2
2. nihad tule & lassemann - 13th (unreleased)
3. man like me vs. tommy four seven - london town (berlin dub mix)
4. adam beyer - antistius
5. alex bau - full method jacket (gary beck repaint)
6. sinisa tamamovic - motherfucker (alex bau remix)
7. alex bau - unreleased track
8. adam beyer & par grindvik - seq 1 / living wheel
9. alan fitzpatrick - amsterdam (heiko laux mix)
10. mark broom - meltin pot
11. citizen kain - cameleon (pfirter remix)
12. alex bau - arctica

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR055.mp3

Havent had a chance to check this one out yet, but it looks the goods... 26 tracks in an hour should make for an interesting listen...

CLR Podcast I 056 I Dustin Zahn

Dustin Zahn A bad ass behind the decks, and in the studio since 1998...Dustin Zahn’s productions ended up on some bigger techno labels as well as more obscure imprints. A few words can easily describe his style: moody, tribal, dark, and hypnotic. Along with Ian Lehman, he forged the well-received “Attack People” live performance…bringing his show across the US, to South America, and Europe as well. When he’s not on tour with his DJ sets or supercharged live pa sessions, he co-promotes some of Minneapolis’s biggest techno parties. In addition, he also manages his labels Abiotic Recordings and Enemy Records, which both receive wide support from the techno community such as Adam Beyer, Chris Liebing, Redhead, Tim Xaver, Dave Clarke, Umek and countless more.

01. Martyn - Seventy Four (Redshape Remix)
02. Itamar Sagi - Common Sense
03. Levon Vincent - Double Jointed Sex Freak (Part 1)
04. Delta Funktionen - Silhouette
05. SMK - Sponsored By Destiny (Radio Slave Remix)
06. Skudge - Convolution
07. Par Grindvik & Staffan Linzatti - Lights Up On (Divided Part Version)
08. Pascal Mollin - The Elephant (Pan-Pot rmx)
09. Dubfire - Rabid (Edit Select Remix)
10. Nihad Tule & Nima Khak - Framework
11. Gary Beck - Yah Yah
12. Spektre and Matt Cooper - Cuernos Cubanos (Horn Tool)
13. Edit Select - Ploy
14. Mark Broom & James Ruskin - Hostage
15. Nihad Tule - 5th
16. Mark Broom - Verve
17. Aphrohead - In The Dark We Live (Thee Lite) [Dave Clarke Remix]
18. Chris Liebing vs Green Velvet - Auf and Ab und Kinda High (Dustin Zahn Mix)
19. Jens Zimmermann - Audio 08
20. Plastikman - Marbles
21. Kyle Geiger - Imperial
22. Dustin Zahn - Walk Alone
23. Dennis Ferrer - Hey Hey (DF's Attention Dub)
24. Mirko Loko - Love Harmonic (Carl Craig's Soundscape Remix)
25. Jens Zimmermann - X 12
26. PILOTPRIEST - Body Double

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR056.mp3

CLR Podcast I 057 I Samuli Kemppi

Samuli Kemppi is one of the key figures of finnish techno scene. Hard working producer and dj who is always breaking boundaries and delivering fresh mixture of times past and days yet to come. His influences range from Kraftwerk and Depeche Mode to Sahko Records and recent Sleeparchive releases. His sound is described as icy cold techno style, a controlled exercise in minimal techno devastation, bass-heavy jacker grooves with shivering hihats and floating athomspheres… (boomkat) Samuli is releasing his music since 2002 under different names / pseudonymes. 2008 and 2009 have been very successful years for him, with phantastic releases on Ostgut Ton, Prologue and Time To Express. This year there`s a lot of great stuff in the pipeline, for example his Dark matter EP on Mote Evolver is just released.

01. Edit-Select feat Gary Beck - Ploy - Edit-Select

02. Samuli Kemppi - N157 - Thema

03. Peter Van Hoesen - Defense against the Self - TIme to Express

04. Skudge - Convolution - Skudge

05. Samuli Kemppi - Nyki - unsigned

06. Unknown - Untitled - Equalized #003

07. Zoid - Zoid 1 - Sävel

08. Jeff Mills - untitled - SITS #2

09. Jeff Mills - Protector - Axis

10. Samuli Kemppi - 130 mm - unsigned

11. Dave Angel - Boucne Back - R&S

12. Samuli Kemppi - Dark Matter - Mote Evolver

13. Aubrey - Dark (Mike Parker remix) - Mowar

14. Marcel Dettmann - Unrest (Norman Nodge remix) - Ostgut Ton

15. Plastkiman - Elektrostatik - Novamute

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR057.mp3

CLR Podcast I 058 I Pfirter

Pfirter is one of the main icons of the electronic scene in South America. After more than a decade of a solid career, Juan Pablo has developed a very unique and personal style, mainly because of his very particular set, based on many subgenres of Techno. 
Pfirter is nowadays considered one of the argentinian djs with the biggest international projection, with releases on labels as CLR, Stockholm Ltd, Figure, Synewave and his own music plattform, MindTrip Music, among others. 
This records are played and charted by artists like Sven Vath, Richie Hawtin, Par Grindvik, Chris Liebing, Speedy J, Chris Fortier, Christian Smith, Xpansul, Joey Beltram, Kevin Gorman, Michael Mayer and many more.
All of this, allows him to perform nowadays in the best clubs in Argentina and South America (Uruguay, Chile, Paraguay, Venezuela, Ecuador...). And he performs regularly in Europe, on clubs such as Berghain (Berlin), The End (London) or Club4 (Barcelona).

01 / GEZ VARLEY / Fiky / GMR Records /
02 / AUBREY / Dark / Mike Parker Remix / Mowar /
03 / DONATO DOZZY, DINO SABATINI / In Vaders / Prologue /
04 / DJ PIERRE, JUSTICE / Stress Or Justice / Afro Acid Ruskin Mix / Afro Acid Digital /
05 / FUNCTION, JEROME SYDENHAM / Two Ninety One / Chris Liebing Edit / CLR /
06 / LUCY, WALTER ERCOLINO / Gmork / Stroboscopic Artefacts /
07 / JAMES RUSKIN, MARK BROOM / Hostage / Blueprint Records /
08 / MARCEL DETTMANN / Unrest / Norman Nodge Remix / Ostgut Ton /
09 / JUSTIN BERKOVI / Backshredding / DJAX Upbeats /
10 / CHRIS LIEBING, TOMMY FOUR SEVEN / Bauhaus / Bauhaus
11 / MARTYN, THE SPACEAPE / Is This Insanity? / Ben Klock Remix / 3024 /
12 / MAN LIKE ME, TOMMY FOUR SEVEN / London Town / Berlin Box Mix / Shooting Elvis /
13 / BOYS NOIZE / Transmission / James Ruskin Remix / Boysnoize Records /
14 / DVS1 / Falling / Timefog /
15 / SURGEON / First / Regis Smethwick Alloy Mix / Tresor /
16 / PFIRTER / Mi Estudio / CLR /
17 / SUB SPACE / The Bi-Machine / Labrynth /

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR058.mp3

CLR Podcast I 059 I Jerome Sydenham

Jerome Sydenham is one of the hottest tickets in the world of house and techno music right now. His DJ sets are nothing short of phenomenal – veering from deep, intricate, chugging techno, to jackin' tech house, into huge anthemic house moments in the classic vein. Always pursuing his love for techno – both industrial-edged thumpers and deep, soulful Detroit moments, with some melodic beauties along the way. Jerome Sydenham’s illustrious music career took off in the late eighties when he joined the prestigious A&R division at Atlantic Records where he worked with the likes En Vogue, Das Efx, and breaking the vocal house group Ten City. Soon after he met emerging producer Kerri Chandler – one of his closest friends and a former collaborator, his name as a producer and DJ gradually built over the ‘90s, with his superb label Ibadan Records launched in 1995. He is best known for beautiful, emotive, sunkissed deep house tracks like "Swimming Places", and his timeless collaboration with Dennis Ferrer, "Sandcastles", both on leading house imprint Defected. However he also shares Ferrer’s love for hypnotic, soulful, sexy techno – bringing undeniable warmth to an often emotionally cold genre of music. His collaborations with Get Physical’s Swedish talent Tiger Stripes - like the hugely acclaimed "Elevation" and their joyous remix of Faze Action’s classic "In The Trees" - should likewise be added to the cannon of great house music history. Sydenham’s desire to push the creative envelope took him into the world of Techno with the hit “Asama”, with which he launched the German based label Apotek Records. The year 2007 also saw the initiation of a new label collaboration, Avocado Records, established in Denmark with heavy weight producer Rune RK with the monster "Elephant". Recent remixes by Sydenham include: "Angel" by Carl Craig (Planet-e), "Forming Dies" by Adam Beyer & Joel Mull (Drumcode), "Way of the Lonely Ones Pt2" by Nihad Tule (Spectrum), and "Materia" by Nic Fanciulli (Global Underground).

1. Jerome Sydenham – Bang Me – Apotek Records

2. Jerome Sydenham – The Scavenger - Drumcode

3. Jerome Sydenham, Function – Skimming – Ibadan Records

4. Jerome Sydenham - Black Ice – Apotek Records

5. Jerome Sydenham, Function – Two Ninety One (Original) – CLR

6. Jerome Sydenham, Function – Mobile – Ibadan Records

7. James Ruskin, Mark Broom – Hostage – Blueprint Records

8. Jerome Sydenham – The Visitation – Drumcode

9. Juan Paplo Pfirter – Miestudio - CLR
10. Jerome Sydenham, Function – Incense – Ibadan Records

11. Peter Horrevorts - Bloody Hands – Gem Records

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR059.mp3

CLR Podcast I 060 I Function

Function Function, aka David Sumner, should be a familiar name to anyone who's been paying attention to techno in New York City for the past 15+ years. Heavily influence by the early New York rave scene (Limelight, NASA, Storm, etc), Dave dove into production with a string of releases and collaborations on Damon Wild's seminal Synewave label in the mid-90s. From the late 90s to the early 00s, Function put out many productions on his own label, Infrastructure. In the process he made a strong artistic connection with Regis and Female from the UK, and formed Portion Reform with Regis, releasing a handful of 12"s and an album on the cult, UK Midlands based imprint, Downwards. This connection remains strong to this day. In 2008, Dave moved to Berlin and began to strongly focus on the Sandwell District label, which was undoubtedly one of the breakout labels that year. The label was launched in 2002, and has only put out 15 releases since then, each one well worth owning. In 2010, the techno spotlight is shining brightly on Sumner and Sandwell. He has a residency at Berghain, and appears regularly at other huge clubs around Europe, and from all reports, his performance was the best set at the Labyrinth Festival in Japan this year. And now with Sandwell District being slated to close the main stage at Sonar this June, 2 new groundbreaking V/A Promo 12"s in the pipeline set to come out in May/June 2010, which will precede a full length Sandwell District album and 2 new collaborative projects with Jerome Sydenham for CLR and Ibadan, the future really couldn't be much brighter.

01. Function - SDSMP01 A1 - Sandwell District
02. Silent Servant - SDSMP02 A1 (Edit) - Sandwell District
03. Silent Servant (Regis Mix) - SDSMP01 B1 - Sandwell District
04. Function vs. Jerome Sydenham - Two Ninety One - CLR
05. Xhin - Blade Moth - Meerestief
06. Xhin - Plexus - Meerestief
07. Robert Hood - Alpha - M-Plant
08. JPLS - Displacement - Minus
09. Martyn - Is This Insanity? (Ben Klock Remix) - 3024
10. Cybersonic - Technarchy (Marcel Dettmann Remix) - Plus 8
11. JPLS - X Pulse - Minus
12. Mark Broom and James Ruskin - No Time Soon - Blueprint
13. Speedy J - Armstrong - CLR
14. Xhin - Fixing The Error - Stroboscopic Artefacts
15. Xhin - Link - Stroboscopic Artefacts
16. Function - SDSMP01 A2 - Sandwell District
17. Function - Unreleased Live Edit
18. Mark Broom and James Ruskin - The Metal Man - Blueprint
19. Robert Hood - Omega - M-Plant
20. Robert Hood - Superman - Music Man
21. Cari Lekebusch - Spindizzy (Luke Slater's L.B. Dub Corp Remix) - Mote Evolver
22. Equalized 03 - A - Equalized
23. Jeff Mills - Black Is The Number - Axis
24. Lionrock - Packet Of Peace (Jeff Mills Deep House Mix) - Deconstruction
25. Function vs. Jerome Sydenham - Illusion - Ibadan
26. Phase - Fragmenta - Token
27. Milton Bradley - Hypnagogic - Do Not Resist The Beat
28. Delta Funktionen - Silhouette (Marcel Dettmann Remix) - Delsin
29. Silent Servant - SDSMP02 A1 - Sandwell District
30. Silent Servant - SDSMP02 B1 - Sandwell District
31. Female - SDSMP02 B2 - Sandwell District
32. Female - SDSMP02 A2 - Sandwell District

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR060.mp3

The Function mix last week was sick, reminded me of Hawtin's Decks, EXF + 909 the way it was mixed, only not as intense... easily my fave CLR podcast so far!

This week...

CLR Podcast I 061 I Monoloc

Monoloc started to produce his first Sounds in 2001. A few years later he moved to a proper studio to ziro in on his music productions. The new place and his inspiring studio neighbors created a perfect environment so that he was able to upgrade his skills increasingly. He released already on labels like CLR, Synewave, MultiVitamins, Micro.fon and Droid for example who get thrilled by his deep techno sound consists of organic and sometimes dark vocal elements. His keen sense for good sound let him always know how to produce tracks with his special personal touch or how to create a great ambiance for the dancefloor . Midyear 2008 Monoloc was ready to take it to the next level and founded his own label Smallroom Music. Artists like Maetrik ,Alexi Delano, Elon , Ascion , Kane Roth, Mike Wall, Jan Hendez, Ion Ludwig, Brian Sanhaji, Emerson, Matt Star, Jon Seber and many more had released on his emerging label yet. Also in 2008 he got to know the people from CLR who are also impressed of his independent and unpredictable sound. They booked him for events like Nature One, Rave on Snow, Day & Night Festival, Ruhr in Love and for some well known Clubs in Germany like Fusion or Butan. For 2010 he already got much requests for releases and remixes on various labels. Besides that he planned great releases on Smallroom Music and he is looking very forward to celebrate great partys!

1. Cristian Vogel - On the Line (original Mix)
2. Peter van Hoesen - Sustaining The Chain (original Mix)
3. Blake Baxter, Marc Romboy - Where would you be? - Loopapella
4.Milton Bradley - Somewhere Beyond My illusion (original Mix)
5.Sendai - Below K-pun One (original Mix)
6.Samuli Kemppi - Dark Matter (original Mix)
7. Pantha Du Prince - Frozen Fog (original Mix)
8. BCR Boys- Delete (original Mix)
9. Xhin - Blade Moth (original Mix)
10.Marcel Dettmann - Kernel (original Mix)
11.Kevin Gorman - Nearly DJ Tool
12.Shonky, Jennifer Cardini - Tuesday Paranoia - Acapella
13.CCCP - CCCP (original Mix)
14.Monoloc - Pumpkin
15. t47- SOR
16.DBX - Losing Control (Remastered) (original Mix)

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR061.mp3

CLR Podcast I 062 I Speedy J

Speedy J. Jochem Paap (the Rotterdam artist owes the nickname Speedy J to his DJ skills) is unanimously considered to be one of the first techno producers to come from the Benelux. Together with people like Laurent Garnier, Aphex Twin and Richie Hawtin he helped raising the genre just after it had escaped the Detroit delivery room. Since the early nineties, Speedy J releases on labels like Plus 8, Warp and Novamute. After fifteen years of techno Speedy J now has come full circle. Blurring the lines between Live performance and Digital Djing, he fuses subversive electronics and peak time Techno. Together with his partner in crime Chris Liebing he started using Traktor and other Software technology on 4 laptops with hardware such as Machine Drum and 303’s to create a fully integrated set. His latest projects span the audio-visual pioneer work of Umfeld, his label Electric Deluxe, his Event Series Electric Deluxe presents and his upcoming Album Project Open Collabs. Speedy J’s musical vision is genre blurring, creative freedom at the highest level of innovation and quality, it is providing a platform for artists operating within any conceivable genre in the broad spectrum of techno to fully explore and embrace the ever-expanding technological possibilities.

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR062.mp3

also as a special suprise, there is a 9 hour speedy j set available (1.2gb)

mental!

http://www.cl-rec.com/popup_speedyj.html

wicked

CLR Podcast I 063 I Brian Sanhaji

no TL this week

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR063.mp3

Also, a recent live set from label boss Chris Liebing...

CHRIS LIEBING / 24/04/10
01. 22:00 Gary Beck & Speedy J. - Electric Deluxe (VAAG - TOOL1)
02. 22:03 JK - # 6.1 (Traut Muzik - # 006)
03. 22.06 Shlomi Aber - Create balance (R & S Records - RS1001DB)
04. 22:10 Telefon Tel Aviv - Immolate Yourself (Ben Klock Jack MIX) (Bpitch Control - BPC207)
05. 22:13 Mike Dehnert - Take Me To Part 2 (Original MIX) (Fachwerk Digital - FW0121)
06. 22:16 Shlomi Aber - Groove Mechanism (Ovum Recordings - OVM204)
07. 22:20 Steve Parker - Anoya (Monoloc RMX) (Snyewave - SW88D)
08. 22:24 Roman Toletski - Oddity (Mark Broom RMX) (Dark Beat - DB02)
09. 22:27 Floom - Jura (Snyewave - SW92)
10. 22:31 Audio Injection - Bottle Opener (Audio Injection´s New MIX) (Droid Records - DROI05)
11. 22:35 Tim Xavier & Tony Rohr - Level Me (Chris Liebing RMX) (Sleaze Records - SLEAZE030)
12. 22:38 Slam - Room 2 (Pan Pot Bass Tool) (Paragraph - PARA006)
13. 22:42 Roberto Bosco - Circle DUB (Figure SPC - FIGURESPCD)
14. 22:45 BCR Boys - Delete (Original MIX) (Snyewave - SW90D)
15. 22:48 Mike Dehnert - Eigenbedarf Part 2 (original MIX) (Fachwerk Digital - FW0121)
16. 22:55 Mike Dehnert - FWR (Part 2 Original MIX) (Fachwerk Digital - FW0121)
17. 23:00 Edit Select - Bagan (Figure - FIGURE24)
18. 23:04 Ben Klock - Red alert (Deeply Rooted House - DRH02
19. 23:07 Erphun - Diatomic (Monoloc RMX) (Sleaze Records - CLR6)
20. 23:10 Jonas Kopp - Flanter Filnger (Curle Recordings - Promo)
21. 23:13 Mike Dehnert - Take Me To Part 2 (Original MIX) (Fachwerk Digital - FW0121)
22. 23:16 Forwardness - Traversable Wormhole (Marcel Dettmann RMX) (Domino - RUG356D)
24. 23:20 Pascal Mollin - The Elefant (Pan Pot RMX) ( - TCD001)
25. 23:23 Marcel Dettmann - Unrest (Norman Nodge RMX) (Ostgut Ton - OTON033)
26. 23:28 Little Nobody - Metropolis How (James Ruskin RMX) (Elektrax Recordings - GYNOID001)
27. 23:31 Mark Broom - Obstat (Beardman - Beardman4)
28. 23:34 The Outsider - Planetary Assault (System RMX) (Edit Select 1 - BP027A)
29. 23:37 James Ruskin - Unknown (Unknown - Unknown)
30. 23:40 Cheap & Deep - Words, Breathes & Pauses (Cheap & Deep - CHEAPANDDEEP01)
31. 23:44 Tommy Four Seven - SOR (CLR - CLRST02)
32. 23:47 DBX Accelerate - Losing Control (Peacefrog Records - PF100DA)
33. 23:51 Tommy Four Seven & Bauhaus - Bauhaus (Mallet MIX Chris Liebing) ( - BHLTD001)
34. 23:54 Aphrohead - In The Dark We Live (Dave Clarke RMX) (Bush Records - BUSH3006)
35. 23:56 Robert Hood - Alpha (M-Plant - MPM6)
36. 23:58 Jeroen Liebregts - Hunter Grazer (Planetary Assault RMX) (Audio Assault - AAR033)

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CLR Podcast I 064 I Adam Beyer

Adam Beyer became dedicated to the fascinating world of rhythm early on. After playing the drums as a teenager his obsession turned to the decks. In 1990 he bought his first set of turntables and started spinning a wide range of hiphop, hiphouse, acid and techno at local parties and clubs. Beyer soon learned how to blend his sets in a thoughtfull and highly focused way, a talent that has now developed into his trademark style. In 92 Fellow school friend Peter Benisch introduced Beyer to the sampler , a year later they got their first record deal with New York based Direct Drive. After finishing school in 1995, Beyer started work at the Planet Rhythm record store while releasing some tracks under a variety of names and continually djing all over Scandinavia.
Adam Beyer sites Drumcodes 1 (Planet Rhythm 1995) as the first record to define his style; hard, percussive and loop oriented. This 12" names Beyer´s future label and was soon followed by his critically acclaimed debut album Decoded (Planet Rhythm 1996). His need to create the perfect dj tool gave rise to the launch of the Drumcode label allowing him total musical freedom. The label´s strong concept and high production levels meant it enjoyed immediate success. After six releases Beyer launched his second label Code Red focusing on a slightly softer side of techno. Code Red finished with its 10 th and final release Stand Down (Code Red 1999) which was a compilation of remixes from various international artists.
His production skills soon brought Beyer to the attention of djs worldwide and global bookings soon followed. His meteoric rise has been cited as one of the catalysts for Swedish techno´s current influence. He pinpoints the Stockholm sound as being closely linked to his network of friends in the city aswell as the triumvirate of himself, Joel Mull and Cari Lekebusch. After many releases and remixes on various labels he launched the second album Protechtion (Drumcode 1999). While the market was being flooded with monoton loop oriented techno Beyer worked on strengthening the arrangements that characterised his earlier works, aswell as adding melodic strings. Still with a clear focus on the dance floor.
The same year Adam Beyer and Cari Lekebusch linked up to create a stunning live act first witnessed in London to instant acclaim. The act created the intense feeling of a creative dj set while the duo played back to back mixing their production styles.

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR064.mp3

or go here and grab the 2 hour version

http://www.clr.net/ab_podcast.html

the adam beyer mix is bangin, dont sleep!!



the beyer and function ones are the pick of the bunch for me... check em out if you havent done so already!

CLR Podcast I 065 I Chuck Flask (DEMF Special Podcast)

Chuck Flask began Dj’ing in the Detroit underground scene in 1996, developing his own style that seamlessly transitions through minimal, Detroit techno and house to appease any audience. In 2001, Chuck joined Paxahau as a resident DJ and production coordinator. In 2006 Chuck added the responsibilities of talent buyer for Detroit's MOVEMENT: Electronic Music Festival and label manager of D Records; both Paxahau satellite projects. Through his involvement with Paxahau, Chuck’s performances further evolved earning him coveted gigs with: Sammy Dee, Zip, Ricardo Villalobos, Richie Hawtin, Carl Cox, Michael Mayer, Reinhard Voight, KMS, Marco Carola, Magda, Juan Atkins, Adam Beyer, Luciano, Dan Bell, Mathew Jonson, Carl Craig and many more. With direct influence from some of the world’s top artists, Chuck expanded on his work as a DJ to also become known for his production talents.
 
With solo releases on Blazaebla and D Records and a joint release on D Records as one half of the duo VSOP, Chuck continues to develop both his DJ and Live shows leading to international gigs in: Malta, Space in Ibiza & Der Visionaere in Berlin. He has also played on the Beatport stage at the Winter Music Conference, The Detroit Electronic Music Festival (2004 & 2005) and the Decibel Festival in Seattle. 
 
As a DJ, Chuck has an unprecedented ability to satisfy any crowd while exposing them to the next level of electronic music.
 



1. Minimum 23 - D'Julz

2. The Beat - M.in

3. El Himno - Pit Larson

4. Horizontal - Pit Larson

5. State of No One - Shilomi Aber

6. Alejandro Sab - Alexi Delano

7. Chamomile - Nico Purman

8. Art of Love - C2 RMX

9. Auf Und Davon - CLR

10. Tech Tasty - Espi

11. Black Jack - Uto Karem

12. Maschine Love - Uto Karem

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR065.mp3

CLR Podcast I 066 I Tommy Four Seven


Dark, raw and sweaty environments are where you’re most likely to find Tommy Four Seven, filling the void between house and techno since 2005. 
Tommy’s been steadily building his catalogue of strong, moody and hypnotic dancefloor destroyers such as early hits on Parisian label, Kill Brique and recent recordings for Wolfskuil Records, Speedy J’s Electric Deluxe and Chris Liebing’s CLR, as well as remixes for the likes of Josh Wink and Darko Esser. 
Tommy’s approach to music is unlike a musician. Instead, Tommy prefers to sound design, recording and sculpting elements into deep engaging atmospheres. It’s this production ethos Tommy also applies in the club, morphing from tech-house, to the darker realms of techno. “I always keep the foundations deep and hypnotic, a vibe I feel that creates more of a connection.” 
Giving his own contribution to techno, in 2008 Tommy launched deep techno imprint, Shooting Elvis. Gathering artists from Mark Broom to Remute, to Sebastian Roya to James Kronier, choosing to release quality rather than quantity, an attitude that has not gone unnoticed.


1. Giorgos Gatzigristos / rDNA (Harvey McKay Remix) / Manual Music

2 .Speedy J / Trails (Speedy J's Bonus Beats Dub Tool Jam) / Electric Deluxe

3. Samuli Kemppi / Rymd / Time To Express

4. Truss, Donor / Sude 2 / Thema

5. Jerome Sydenham / Tonto / Apotek

6. ShadowSync / Point Z / KRD

7. Surgeon / Compliance Momentum / Dynamic Tension

8. Surgeon / The Crawling Frog Is Torn And Smiles / Dynamic Tension

9. Little Nobody / Metropolis (James Ruskin Remix) / IF Records

10. Mark Morris / 4pm / Ketra Records

11. Bauhaus / A / Bauhaus 

12. Tommy Four Seven / Sor / CLR

13. Peter Gual / Devor Des Terrat / Dynamic Reflection

14. Tadeo / Winds of Glory (Marcel Dettmann Remix) / Series 02

15. Makaton / Paradise Lost / Token

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR066.mp3

CLR Podcast I 067 I Chris Liebing

If you have met Chris Liebing, you know how positive he is. De-branding his label from his own name to „Create - Learn - Realize“ reflects the change in concept and direction that comes with age and experience, and represents what Techno means to Chris. He‘s always been true to his Techno roots, from legendary Omen days to CLRetry to his Residency at Space on Ibiza, This year Chris is back on the island with his own night on the much beloved Space Terrace. Every Tuesday during the month of June 2010, Chris Liebing invites you to celebrate the joys of electronic music with him and his likeminded guests. The little residency will offer a very high standard of musical quality, so be prepared for a night of great Techno!

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR067.mp3

CLR Podcast I 068 I Alan Fitzpatrick


The continued rise of Alan Fitzpatrick is the biggest story in UK techno right now. Tirelessly championed by Dubfire, Len Faki and John Digweed over the last three years it has been Alan’s partnership with Adam Beyer’s Drumcode label that has produced his most significant work; releasing two chart-topping EP’s on the label in the last half of 2009 and ending a monumental year as one of a select handful of producers invited to remix Beyer’s classic Remainings III. With the same unstoppable momentum that characterizes Alan’s style of techno powering demand for his music worldwide, the coming of his debut LP, Shadows In The Dark, on Drumcode marks the start of the next chapter in Alan’s exciting career.


1. Mark Broom - Meltin Pot (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix) (Saved)
2. Joel Mull & Dustin Zahn - Ninja (Alan Fitzpatrick's Behind Enemy Lines Weapon) (Enemy)
3. Unknown - Space (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix) (CDR)
4. Alan Fitzpatrick - Xerrox Structure (Drumcode Album)
5. Adam Beyer & Alexi Delano - Untitled (Mad Eye)
6. Alan Fitzpatrick - Blocked Up (Drumcode Album)
7. Harvey Mckay - Shift (Rich Jones Remix) (Soma)
8. Slam (Last Sonic Approach) (Loop) (Drumcode)
9. Sasha Carassi - Minds Up (8 Sided Dice)
10. M Lidvik - Pollinater (Gary Beck Remix) (Punch)
11. Rich Jones - Beasts Of Legend (8 Sided Dice)
12. Alan Fitzpatrick - Alpha Scanner (Drumcode Album)
13. Mark Broom - Ssssshh (Beardman)
14. Gnork (Luke Slater remix)
15. Joseph Capriati - Inferno (Analytic Trail)
16. Adam Beyer - Antistious (CLR)
17. Alan Fitzpatrick - A Small Decline (Drumcode Album)
18. Sasha Wins & Igor Shep - Give Me Beat Freaks (Mark Broom Mix) (CDR)
19. Samuel L Session - Inner City Pt4 (Figure)
20. Rich Jones - Viable Second (8 Sided Dice)
21. Sasha Carassi - Chemistry (8 Sided Dice)
22. Adam Beyer - Untitled (Drumcode)
23. Alan Fitzpatrick - Paranoize (Drumcode Album)
24. Slam - City Destroyer (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix) (Soma)
25. Mark Broom - Verve (Beardman)
26. M0h - Seven (Gary Beck Remix) (Touched)
27. Pascal Mollin - Golden Key (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix) (Touched)
28. Rich Jones - Choronzon (Harvey Mckay Remix) (8 Sided Dice)
29. Alan Fitzpatrick - Gridlock (Drumcode)
30. Cari Lekebusch - Motions of Energy (H Productions)
31. Alan Fitzpatrick - 1702 (Drumcode Album)

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR068.mp3

Once again, the podcast was one hour but there is a two hour version available

http://soundcloud.com/alanfitzpatrick/alan-fitzpatrick-clr-podcast-14june2010-full2hourmix



Looks like there was also a bonus podcast this week to celebrate 10 years of CLR

10 Years CLR Special Podcast

Musically, we dive into a universe of relentless, high tech beats and soundscapes. Big bass drops to unveil sexy grooves, massaging the body from belly to fingertips. Hypnotizing patterns and reverb rooms sorround pounding beats and sudden high range attacks.These tracks work like crazy on the floor, and that‘s a proven fact. This is what Techno sounds like on a 2010 technology level, big room and tough but ballsy and slick, functional yet innovative: Let all hell break loose. From classic to new, that fits the list of people who contributed, that fits the formats the project is released on. There will be a color series of 5 releases on 10inch vinyl, there will be the classic mix cd, and there will be the digital EPs. They‘ll have classic Techno protagonists we know from the last 10 years like Adam Beyer, Alex Bau, Speedy J, Chris Liebing vs. Green Velvet, Function vs. Jerome Sydenham Sanhaji, Monoloc, Pfirter and of course Tommy Four Seven. All artists produced their tracks exclusively for this project, giving it a unique character. Techno enters its third decade stronger than ever with no end in sight. CLR will help shape that future. Create - Learn - Realize. For all those who can´t make it to one of the CLR nights tuesdays in June at Space Ibiza: You might want to get hold of a copy or digital download of the 10 YRS CLR Compilation.

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR10Y.mp3

CLR Podcast I 069 I Lucy

Lucy aka Luca Mortellaro embarked on his journey of musical creation, experimenting firstly with analog synths. From these humble beginnings he started performing as a DJ, creating a name for himself as an underground artist in Italy. Once he moved to Paris in 2006 he decided to fully dedicate his life to electronic music. Lucy attracted interest from several labels and in 2007 had his first releases.

Lucy launched his own Techno record label Stroboscopic Artefacts in September 2009, already supported by Speedy J, Luke Slater, Loco Dice, Len Faki, Edit-Select to name but a few. Supported by giants of electronic music such as Joris
Voorn, Dj Hell, Steve Lawler, Derrick May, Laurent Garnier, Agoria, James Holden, John Digweed and more, Lucy is confirmed as one of the most interesting newcomers to the underground scene.

01. Kenny Larkin "Glob" ( Ben Klock Remix) (Planet E Communications)
02. James Ruskin "Graphic" [Ostgut Ton]
03. Peter Van Hoesen "Quartz #1" [Time To Express]
04. Daniela Stickroth "The Slot" (Xhin Remix) [Lineal]
05. Tommy Four Seven "Sor" [CLR]
06. Lucy & Ercolino "Gmork" (Luke Slater Remix) [Stroboscopic Artefacts]
07. Marcel Fengler "Sculptures" [Mote Evolver]
08. The Mole People "Ocean" [Strictly Rhythm]
09. Dino Sabatini "Ceto" [Prologue]
10. Lucy "Kalachakra Version" [Prologue]
11. SIlent Servant "B" (Regis Edit) [Sandwell District]
12. Makaton "Endless Revolt" [Token]
13. Speedj J "Trails" (Edit Select Hooked Remix) [Electric Deluxe]
14. Chris Liebing vs. Green Velvet "Auf Und Ab Und Kinda High" (Dustin Zahn Mix) [CLR]
15. Donor "Rhetoric" [Stroboscopic Artefacts] 16. Marcel Dettmann "Argon" [Ostgut Ton]

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR069.mp3

CLR Podcast I 070 I Edit Select

Tony Scott started his Edit-Select project in 2007 after 20 year of music and dj experience. The 1st release “Asperity” was recognized by many of the worlds greatest artists and was played by Richie Hawtin, Luciano, Ricardo Villalobos and many more. The following releases, Edit-Select 2 / 2.5 / 3 / 4 where similarly highly acclaimed as the recent Edit-Select 5 which came out on Jan 19th 09 and has been played by many big name djs like Adam Beyer, Len Faki, James Ruskin and many more... Another remix on Decadent, which has been already played by Richie Hawtin was released on Jan26th, 2009. His track “Bauer” was released on Ostgut Ton and was included in the Berghain 03 compilation, too. This track became a huge success world wide and was to be found in the top ten of many international top artists…

01. Bauer - Edit Select unrelased mix
02. Speedy J - Loolaa (Edit Select Respray)
03. Terrence Fixmer - Drastik (Planeterry Assault Remix)
04. Mark Broom - She Don't Like The Collar
05. Gary Beck - Consumed (Mark Broom Remix)
06. Chris Liebing - Auf und Ab (Edit Select Remix 2)
07. Brrr - Gary Beck remix
08. untitled!!!
09. Audio Injection - Operation 32 (Speedy J Remix)
10. The Child That Was Watching The Moon - Giorgio Gigli, Obtane, Nax Acid(zooloft)

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR070.mp3

CLR Podcast I 071 I Drumcell

DJ/producer Drumcell is co-founder of the popular Los Angeles based techno collective Droid Collective and one of the scene's biggest champions of an emerging hard, lean American minimal sound. His sound is a combination of needles-in-the-red aggressiveness coupled to an austere framework of dark electronic funk. An avowed technologist, Drumcell brings together the best elements of live performance and a traditional DJ set by exploiting recent breakthroughs in both software and mixer technology. His recent collaboration with Audio Injection entitled "Cell Injection" caught the attention of many DJ tastemakers including Speedy J and Richie Hawtin, signalling that the international community has now caught on to this new American sound. This fact, along with a main stage performance at this year's Movement Festival in Detroit, are growing proof that Drumcell is poised to become the artist to watch in 2010.

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR071.mp3

or

Grab the complete 6h set from Drumcell & Audio Injection @ Berghain Berlin.

http://clr.net/share/Drumcell+Audio%20Injection%20Live%20@%20BERGHAIN.mp3.zip

CLR Podcast I 072 I Decimal

David Spacek is a Chicago based artist presenting an energetic hybrid dancefloor sound with a strong techno spirit.
Years of experience as a live performance artist has given him a unique edge that brims with an unrestrained energy driving beyond a normal club environment. Multiple releases on Soma Recordings and Enemy Records have brought his music to the attention of some of the world's most influential and respected DJs, listeners, and to the ears of thousands of clubbers and fans. The relentless forward energy, surprising directions, and powerful vibes of the Decimal sound have led him to tour across the United States and abroad and stamped a unique mark on the globalelectronic scene.

1. Allan Nonamak - Thistle

2. Harvey Mckay - Welshy Arms

3. Phil Kieran - Playing with Shadows (Kevin Gorman remix)

4. Kiko & Gino's - Lagos City

5. Allan Nonomak - Harlequin

6. Joel Mull & Dustin Zahn - What Do You See?

7. Sidney Frost - Moki

8. Jerome Sydenham, Function, Dav - Two Ninety One

9. Alan Fitzpatrick - Gridlock
10. Gary Beck - Timeline

11. Harvey Mckay - Shift

12. Michaelangelo - Dimensional Wormhole

13. Holgi Star - Don't Feel It (Sweet N Candy remix)

14. Kevin Gorman - Shakey Stripped

15. Chris Liebing - Auf und Ab (Decimal & Dustin Zahn remix)

16. Alex Bau - Full Method Jacket (Chris Liebing repaint)

17. Sourcecode - Trinity

18. Angstrom & Aalberg - Cockroach (Pfirter remix)

19. Jubilee - Histamine (Deepak Sharma & Dieter Krause remix)

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR072.mp3

CLR Podcast I 073 I Norman Nodge

Norman Nodge is a resident dj at Berghain since 2005. Being a life long music lover, dj and promoter of his own parties all led up to his current status of Berlin’s secret weapon for serious techno.
Born in East German Leipzig, raised in Brandenburg, Norman got bitten by the techno bug after the wall came down. From 1994 on he promoted several events, which also helped to launch his career as a dj. At these parties, he crossed paths with Marcel Fengler and Marcel Dettmann for the first time and literally became their mentor for all things techno.
At the end of the 90s, Nodge backed out of the local nightlife in order to focus on becoming a lawyer and starting a family. Five years ago, though, Marcel Dettmann pitched him to Berghain’s management and he became a resident instantaneously. Since then, he plays there once a month specialising in the almost forgotten art of warming up at the beginning of a night. In 2005 he also started to produce his own tracks. His maturity proved to be very beneficial in terms of his artistic vision, as he made up his mind about what he likes and what not a long time ago already. Unsurprisingly, his outings on Dettmann’s MDR label, as well as his track „Native Rhythm Electric“ for OstGut Ton left a deep impression with headstrong techno lovers. With his dusty funk, static hiss and the rich thump of his kick drums, he managed to made himself recognised as one of techno’s more unique auteurs.
Norman Nodge cites Detroit techno (Jeff Mills, Rob Hood, 430 West), Chicago House (Relief, Dance Mania) and Techno (Luke Slater, Peacefrog, Mark Broom) as his most essential influences. Hence, it is not surprising that he fuses the old with the new, the soft with the tough when he plays out. „It is my goal as a dj to make people dance withought walking on trodden paths of recent trends. I want to sensitize dancers for unusual sounds, old and new.“

01. Claro Intelecto - Back In The Day - Modern Love
02. Jared Wilson - Paris Massacre - 7777
03. The Mole - Nervous Disco - New Kanada
04. Kenny Larkin - Grob (Kenny Larkin Remix) - Planet E
05. Deetron - Sing - Circus Company
06. Quince & Benny Rodrigues - 7 Up - Smallville
07. Ark - I Can Come - Perlon
08. Wax - 30003 B - Wax
09. Missing Channel - Legion Of Hunger - Hardwax
10. Vault Series - R. Sawlin - Vault Series
11. Greg Gow - The Bridge - Transmat
12. The Realness - Shade (Dub) - Cabin Fever
13. Inigo Kennedy - The Sharp (Marcel Dettmann Remix) - Token
14. Mount Kimbie - Vertikal (SCB Edit) - Hotflush
15. Blackman - Beat That Bitch With A Bat - Trax

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR073.mp3

CLR Podcast I 074 I Audio Injection

Since being introduced to electronic music back in the early 90's, Audio Injection has been hooked. At the early age of 15 he started Djing and playing out at local underground events and raves around the Southern California area. You would find him spinning various styles from house, acid, & techno to hardcore techno. After years of Djing he then decided to learn to produce his own music, which landed him releases on techno labels such as Monoid, Stimulus, & local label Droid Recordings. Since being associated with local event production group Droid Behavior in 2003, you can find him as a resident at the infamous Interface warehouse events as well as a regular producer for Droid Recordings along with Drumcell (Co-Founder of Droid Behavior). With releases & remixes on labels such as Droid, 4 Track, Circle Music, Tora Tora Tora, Smallroom Music, Lazerslut, Enemy Records, Prosthetic Pressings, Timefog, Phobiq, Impact Mechanics, Railyard, CLR and many more to come, Audio Injection continues to shape his own sound as well as collaborate with Drumcell to release more mind bending techno, putting Los Angeles & Droid Recordings on the techno map.

01. Heiko Laux - Re-Televised

02. m0h - se7en (Gary Beck Remix 2)

03. Pfirter - Wow Signal (Monoloc Remix

04. Let's Go Outside - Tetr (Bryan Zentz Burnside Lurker Mix)

05. Cush - Fish

06. Mark Morris - Dede

07. Audio Injection - Normal World

08. Tex-Rec - Drive To Hell

09. Brian Sanhaji - Charleston (Flug Dub Remix)

10. BCR Boys - Candy Girl (Floom Remix)

11. Pfirter - Arcon

12. Truncate - Truncate 3

13. Ra�*z - Ra�*z (Nueva)

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR074.mp3

CLR Podcast | 075 | Peter van Hoesen

When it comes down to combining the best of many musical worlds, Peter Van Hoesen can say he's been doing it for a while now. Deeply rooted in the Belgian electronic music scene, he is considered by many as a man with multiple musical talents: from straight-up dancefloor jackin' techno to advanced abstract electronica. He is active as a DJ, producer, composer and sound designer for contemporary dance and theatre. Since 2006 Peter has established a reputation for producing solid but thoughtful techno. His productions are mainly released through his own Time To Express imprint. Attention to detail, a healthy obsession with bass and a profound love for the dancefloor are trademark aspects of his work. This was soon picked up by other labels, resulting in releases for Komisch, Curle, Meakusma and Morse. A string of remixes concludes this list, most notably his dark 2009 techno reconstruction of Ed Rush & Optical's seminal tech-step burner 'Defect'. His 2010 album 'Entropic City' was heralded by many as a contemporary classic. Peter's techno sound is best described as bass-heavy, 6 am warehouse music with a twist. His monthly DJ residency at Brussels' legendary Fuse club showcases this particular take on electronic dance music. With a keen ear for new sounds his musical approach is distinctly forward looking, while staying connected to electronic dance music's rich past.

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR075.mp3

CLR Podcast 076, special 90 Minutes Set.

Chris Liebing´s first Omen set ever - 24.11.1995


Welcome to this week´s CLR Podcast. Let me take you on a little personal history tour this time. You might know that I am normally more about "new" music, rather than "old" music, or one could say that I am pretty much the wrong DJ to book for a "classics" night, but here I am, very happily making an exception.

A couple of weeks ago, I stumbled upon an old box in my basement. In this box I found a tape (yes, one of these old things with two holes and actual tape on a reel) with a white sticker that showed "Omen 24.11.95" on it. I realized that on this Friday night, almost 15 years ago, I had my very first gig at the famous club.

At that time I was randomly DJing at little clubs and worked main time for EYE Q Records in Frankfurt, when I was asked by DJ Good Groove (at that time label manager at EYE Q) if I could fill in f! or DJ Pauli (today label manager of Cocoon Recordings), who suffered a stomach flu. It was Friday afternoon and I was basically the last person to get asked, since all other regular resident DJs didn't have time.
 
Of course I agreed, and lucky for me, the night went so well, that I quickly became a resident at this famous club in the heart of Frankfurt myself. In the last three years of this club (it had to close down in October 1998) I was able to play along some of the finest international guests and also opened various times for Sven and DJ Dag - as well as having my own nights, where I invited artists like for example Adam Beyer or The Advent.
Looking back to these precious 3 years of my career, I would say it was the best DJ school one could ever ask for. I played warm up sets, long sets, short sets, peak time sets, morning sets and chill in and out sets, all in front of a knowing crowd on one of the best sound systems at that time.

So! it really is quite a discovery, which I made in my basement, ! and I am happy to be able to share this with you on our CLR Podcast.
I am curious what you think. Were the old times really better then today? How much has changed in style and sound? A lot? Nothing? Are we going in circles? Maybe you could send me some feedback on Facebook or Twitter, since we have not yet managed to install a forum on our Website (soon to come…).

The set is so old, that I do not think anyone will mind. Sorry about the sound quality at times, but remember the tape is 15 years old.

Now lean back and enjoy - and by the way, in case someone can come up with a complete track listing, that would be very much appreciated

 

http://www.clr.net/share/Chris_Liebing_OMEN_24.11.95.mp3.zip

 

Peace and fun,

Chris Liebing

nice one spark, will grab that one tonight...

Thats a good crazy story.

CLR Podcast | 077 | Phil Kieran

Belfast born Phil Kieran is back once again with a big schedule of quality output and some new labels including his own Phil Kieran recordings.
After the mammoth ‘SHH’ debut long player project released on cocoon earlier this year to critical acclaim and a successful world tour, playing his forward thinking live avsets in some of the biggest clubs around, Kieran didnt want to look back and rest on his laurels he decided to jump back into the studio locking himself away for weeks on end putting together a large amount of output to push over to some labels he has been liking for a number of years. From these tracks produced Kieran has signed 3 eps to Snork Enterprises, Electric Deluxe and International DJ Gigolo.
This happened very quickly giving him some time to look forward to the next project that he has been wanting to put to bed for a number of years ‘Skyhook’. 
Originally never making any remixes of the massive chart smasher he had lots of requests from various people to rework the track. Without having a label to put it out Phil dismissed this as something that he might look at in the future. 
The skyhook remixes have been produced by Jesper Dalhback & Adam Beyer, Ricardo Tobar, Scuba Vs SCB, Green Velvet and Felix Martin who you will know from Hot Chip infamy.
This is a project put together to kick start his label Phil Kieran Recordings and also finally end the request to re-release Skyhook.

01. White Treasures - Snork - Jens Zimmermann
02. Silent Servent - Sandwell District - Untitled
03. Phil Kieran- Electric Deluxe - Empty Vessels
04. Phil Kieran - Snork - Bells and Spells
05. Patrick Iyndsy - Snork - Dr Doese Wanderleigier
06. Phil Kieran - Snork - Pure Tension
07. Norman - Relax 2000 Records - Bouncer
08. Pfirter - Stroboscopic - Arcon
09. Terrence Fixmer - Electric Deluxe - Artifacts Drastic (Planetary Assault System)
10. Phil Kieran - Phil Kieran Recordings - Skyhook (Adam Beyer & Jesper Dahlback)
11. Phil Kieran - Phil Kieran Recordings - Skyhook (Ricardo Tobar Ambient Mix)

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR077.mp3

CLR Podcast | 078 | Perc

From his earliest demos to his current position as a key figure in the global techno scene, Perc (aka Ali Wells) has taken the established forms of the music he loves and twisted them into something new and fresh.
Building up successful relationships with scene-leading labels such as Drumcode, Ovum, Kompakt and CLR whilst unleashing a strong run of releases on his own Perc Trax label has seen Perc’s influence and support grow even further. With each release his sonic experimentation has taken another leap forward without losing sight of the dancefloor. 
2009’s ‘Throb’ on Ovum and ‘Submit’ on CLR brought Perc his first support from the key Berlin tastemakers and his 2010 releases including ‘BCG’ (Perc Trax) and ‘Monad V’ (Stroboscopic Artefacts) have made him an essential artist for those with an interest in techno that refuses to conform to preconceptions.
As Perc’s profile grows his booking schedule has become busier and Perc’s travels have covered all of Europe plus tours of USA, Canada, Mexico, South Africa and Japan. Personal highlights for Perc's touring include a back-to-back set with Oliver Ho in Tokyo, his debut at Tresor in early 2010, being part of the Drumcode tent at Dance Valley in 2008 and playing on the same bill as Richie Hawtin and Speedy J at 2008’s Electric Deluxe Queen’s Day party at Melkweg, Amsterdam. 
This year Perc has frequently played alongside Josh Wink as part of the '15 Years Of Ovum Tour' and will make his debut at Berlin's legendary Panorama Bar in September.
 



01. Ductile - Comptine - Groom Records

02. Marcel Dettmann - Screen - Ostgut Ton

03. Will Saul & Mike Monday - Sequence 1 - Aus Music

04. Perc - Rowan - Stroboscopic Artefacts

05. Sawf - Fratzola (Perc Remix) - Dirty Planet

06. Jonas Kopp - In My Soul - Traut Muzik

07. Kenny Larkin - Dirty Disco - Rush Hour

08. Terrence Fixmer - Things Are Over - Electric Deluxe

09. DJ Misjah - The Afterworld - Mid-Town Records

10. Nitzer Ebb - Join In the Chant (Perc Drum Tools) - Mute

11. Seldom Felt - 001 A1 - Seldom Felt

12. Dipole - Pole - Sonic Groove

13. Traversable Wormhole - Closed Timelike Curve (Marcel Dettmann Remix) - CLR

14. Tadeo - Everlasting - Cyclical Tracks

15. Markey - Bounce - Relief Records

16. Adam X vs Ancient Methods - Proarrythmia (Ancient Methods Mix) - Sonic Groove

17. Nihad Tule & Nima Khak - Smut - Drumcode

18. Gary Beck - Kimono Captcher - Bek Audio

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR078.mp3

CLR Podcast | 079 | Joseph Capriati

Joseph Capriati, begins to approach the world of dj-ing in 1998 at the age of 11 with the passion for house and hip-hop. From 1999 to 2004 he performs in some clubs in south Italy and plays with various international dj's growing musically and converted to the music that will totally transform himself: the techno! In 2005, begins his interest in the music production with the desire to create their own music and to play it. He began to learn the use of music-programms in a recording studio of his friend until does not buy his first sound card and midi keybord and begins to work on their own. In 2006 becomes resident DJ of the new club "underground" of his city , "Disco Seven" where perform with some best DJ's of techno scene and here knows the owner of the GLOBOX, who decides to release his tracks on vinyl named "Formaldehyde" with the side B entitled "Microbiotik" that will take a great success and will be played by DJ's like Richie Hawtin, Magda, Paco Osuna. In the end of 2007 Joseph has his debut on Analytic Trail with “C’est la vie”. With this track Joseph Capriati is strongly one of the most top charts producers of the year. In 2008 his releases on Alex Under’s Cmyk with the track “Giallo Canarino” and run to the “Neapolitan techno school”; with Rino Cerrone the “Orange” EP on Loose rec and “Unrilis 02”; with Markantonio “Round Zero” on MKT; with Uto Karem “Agile 02” etc. Same in 2008 Joseph together with Markantonio created “Codice Morse” for Alchemy rec. the label of Mauro Picotto,that was played by the most important artists and included in many collections,and lateron Analytic Trail the techno hit “Molotov” choiced by Richie Hawtin for first track in his tour set from summer to winter and played like first track too at Love Parade! In february 2009 his debut on the big techno label CLR by Chris Liebing with tracks “Login” and “Passworld” that confirms Joseph in the world techno scene. In 2009 arrives the release on the label DRUMCODE by the techno pioneer Adam Beyer with 2 EP’s DC 53 and 53.5 and at the beginning of 2010 he remixed the storic track “Remainings III” from Adam Beyer too. From here started a new era and new sound influences for Joseph. Are known his performance in festivals like Awakenings (Holland),Wire (Japan),Nature One (Germany),Electrosonic (Spain),GMID (Colombia),S.A.M.C. (Argentina),Sunjam (Honduras) etc and in some of the best clubs. He recently released his first album on Analytic Trail with 12 tracks also including some esperimental ones and in August another large ep on DRUMCODE with 7 techno tunes.

01. Zoo Brazil_”Match” (Tim Xavier berghain mix)
02. R-Play_”Vertigo”
03. Dot Allison_”Cry” (Slam instrumental remix)
04. Billy Johnston_”Wolfman”
05. Roberto Bosco_”Sci-Fi”
06. Pascal Molin & Thorsten Heiser_”The golden key”
07. Hans Bouffmhyre_”Morning Tinnitus” (Hans Bouffmhyre Still Ringing remix)
08. Perc_”Tension”
09. Fictionizer & Audionatica_”Space” (Alan Fitzpatrick remix)
10. Sasha Carassi_”White sucker”
11. Slam_”Cacophony”
12. Gary Beck_”Paragon”

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR079.mp3

or

CLR Podcast 077, 3 hour Special from Joseph Capriati

http://clr.net/share/CLR_enjoy/Joseph_Capriati_CLR_podcast_august_2010.mp3.zip

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CLR Podcast | 080 | DJ Emerson

DJ Emersons first official release since 2008 called numbers#1 will be out beginning of september 2010 & marks a return to his early techno roots.
Besides various sideprojects like his events and labelnights all across berlin and a new t-shirt collection in cooperation with workaholic fashion, Emerson focussed on his own releases lately.
He delivered strong remixes for labels like Style Rockets, Sk Supreme, Bar 25, Spinclub and one of his personal favourite techno labels frappant that kept his name in demand. 
Now its time to support this with new EP releases and first up is the numbers#1 ep on his own micro.fon outlet incl lots of digital tools and a bomb remix by argentinian techno maestro pfirter.

intro: clio – for sure – metroline
01. dj emerson – 12 monkeys (original)

02. ness – fahrenheit (dj emerson rmx)

03. dj emerson – rubberband man (klein & meister rmx)

04. klein & meister – facade

05. l.b. dubcorps – take it down (dub)

06. markus suckut – pulse

07. dj emerson – 12 monkeys (pfirter rmx)

08. klein & meister – cityvibe (dj emerson rmx)

09. rene bourgois – nachtmahr

10. jeff mills – bruford

11. bcr boys – coded by the girl in red

12. perc – rowan

13. sebrok – lincoln road

14. pfirter – arcon

15. dj emerson – 12 monkeys (beat tool)

16. dj emerson – 12 monkeys (rawdub)

17. jeff mills - hussain

18. klein & meister – shut your face

19. forward strategy group – applied generics c

20. dj emerson – rubberband man (brian sanhaji rmx)

21. perc – bcg

22. brian sanhaji – 2000 watt

23. dj emerson & dualton – no need (raw cut)

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR080.mp3

CLR Podcast | 081 | Marc Romboy

Music with a certain break dance appeal - reminiscent of old school Chicago dance floor insanity - is Marc Romboy’s true passion. Working in dance music for over a decade, Romboy has co-founded and built internationally respected dance-music labels and projects, never tiring of coming up with fresh and innovative ideas to push the limits of electronic sounds. 
In 1994, Romboy and Klaus Derichs founded their own label ‘Le Petit Prince’. The label quickly became one of Germany’s most popularunderground outputs, with Groove magazine charting it as the second most popular label in 1995. It went on to release tracks from Microwave Prince, Emmanuel Top, Thomas P. Heckmann and Phuture until its demise in 2000. Around the same time as he formed Le Petit Prince, Romboy also began djing, frequently playing at the techno parties. Now, Romboy regularly travels around the globe at clubs including The Rex in Paris, The End in London, Watergate and Weekend in Berlin, F.U.S.E. in Brussels, Cocorico in Italy and Cocoon and Monza in Frankfurt. “Basically I love to dj all over the globe because I like the way that everybody understands and lives the same language, the universal language of techno or house music.” Romboy began his second label Systematic in 2004, he also released his debut artist album ‘Gemini’ on the label in 2006 to great critical acclaim. Through both his solo releases and his collaborations, Romboy has also released on labels including Ovum, Simple, Brique Rouge, Superstition, 20:20 Vision and more. A regular collaboration is that with Romboy and Stephan Bodzin, the two have released records together on Systematic, 20:20 Vision and Bodzin’s own imprint Herzblut, with ‘Atlas’ and ‘Callisto’, being two of their biggest releases so far. “All my other collaborations have been done with singers as I love to include the soul caused by the voice in electronic music; it’s definately my style and passion, soulful techno and house.”
In june 2008 Romboy released his second artist album on Systematic called ‘Contrast’, produced in cooperation with his friends and studio mates 45 Rocks. In 2009 he wanted to have his focus on playing a lot of different shows around the world, tours in Australia, North America and Europe. They finally launched their own weekly radio show called ‘Systematic Sessions’. Besides this he was happy to have mixed the ‘Essential Mix’ on BBC Radio One in march 2009, a great occasion to represent high quality tech house to a huge audience.”

01. Marc Romboy Vs. Stephan Bodzin "Oberon" (Systematic Recordings)

02. Function "Variance 4" (Regis Edit)

03. Ben Klock "Subzero" (Regis aka Sandwell Remix)

04. Alan Fitzpatrick "Bird talk" (Drumcode)

05. Joseph Capriati "Gashouder" (Drumcode)

06. Joseph Capriati "Locomoted" (Drumcode)

07. Marc Romboy Vs. Blake Baxter "Muzik" (KiNK Remix) (Systematic Recordings)

08. Alex Cortez "Dübel" (Unknown)

09. Marcel Dettmann "Unrest" (Norman Nodge Remix)

10. Speedy J "Trails" (Edit Select Remix)

11. Chris Liebing "Puck´s bonus beats" (Unknown)

12. Basic Channel "Radiance II" (Basic Channel)

13. Mathew Jonson "Folding space" (Substatic)

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR081.mp3

CLR Podcast | 082 | Milton Bradley

Back in the late 80ies, the upcoming of Acidhouse marked the beginning of his passion for this kind of music. First he was a record collector but in the end of 1991 he has started spinning records and since 1994 he played in different clubs.
After years of DJ-ing all around Germany he started the independent label DO NOT RESIST THE BEAT! to release own material.

01. DBX - Loosing Control (Carl Craig Remix)
02. Marcel Dettmann - Shena (T++ Remix)
03. Kenny Larkin - Glob (Ben Klock Remix 1)
04. Milton Bradley - Motor City
05. Sawlin & Subjected - Vault Series 2.0 (Untitled 2)
06. Sweet Reinhard - Motiv
07. R Factors - Deep Crevice
08. Chris Liebing & Tommy Four Seven - Bauhaus (Mallet Mix)
09. Chris Liebing vs. Green Velvet - Auf Und Ab Und Kinda High (Dustin Zahn Mix)
10. Robert Hood - Towns That Disappeared Completely
11. Soul Designer - The Soul Is Back (Luke Slater Remix)
12. Planetary Assault Systems - Funk Electric
13. R Factors - Tilted Base
14. Grovskopa - Atopic (Delta Funktionen Remix)
15. Horizontal Ground - Horizontal Ground 05 (B)
16. F - 0907 (Energy Distortion - Part 3)
17. Outro (The Day The Earth Stood Still)

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR082.mp3

CLR Podcast | 083 | Monoloc

Monoloc based in Germany/Frankfurt am Main started to produce his first sounds in 2001. A few years later he moved to a proper studio to ziro in on his music productions. The new place and his inspiring studio neighbors created a perfect environment so that he was able to upgrade his skills increasingly.
Monoloc´s vinyl debut came in October 2008 with the „In a Haze EP“ (Smallroom 01) He released already on labels like CLR, Synewave, MultiVitamins, Micro.fon and Droid for example who get thrilled by his deep minimalistic techno sound consists of organic and sometimes dark vocal elements. His keen sense for good sound let him always know how to produce tracks with his special personal touch or how to create a great ambiance for the dancefloor . His music is slow, dark, enegry and danceable Midyear 2008 he was ready to take it to the next level and founded his own label Smallroom Music. Artists like Maetrik, Alexi Delano, Elon , Ascion , Kane Roth, Mike Wall , Jan Hendez,, Brian Sanhaji, Emerson, Matt Star, Jon Seber and many more had released on his emerging label yet. 
As a label head he has focused till now on discovering fresh and innovative young talent artists. Monoloc is actually touring all around, visiting the best clubs of the scene. Above all festivals like Nature One, Rave on Snow, Day & Night, Ruhr in Love, Dom Mladih (Sarajevo) to name few. His DJ sets can be described as pumping and Deep. He has a string of E.P's and remixes lined up and has no intentions of slowing down!

01. Ducerey Ada Necino - Soup Pt2 - Mekas Rmx - Genesa Rec
02. Knobs - Plant - Original - Etui Galaxi
03. The Architect - Ghetto Pimpin - (Str8 Accapella) - Friends of Tomorrow
04. Jerome Sydenham - Bang Me - Original - Apotek Rec.
05. Audio Injection - Kegerator - Original - Electic Deluxe
06. Adrian Hour - Redox . Sean Rooney Rmx . Area Sur Rec.
07. Gary Beck - Consumed - Mark Broom's Bang Bang Rmx - Edit Select
08. Marco Bernardi feat. Keith Tucker - I feel the Lies - Mark Morris_another Shock_Rmx - Dirty Planet Rec.
09. Audio Injection - Ive Fallen - Original - Droid Rec.
10. Monoloc - Nohouse - Original - Sleace Rec.
11. Phil Kieran - Empty Vessels - Gary Beck Rmx
12. Jerome Sydenham - Tonto - Original - Apotek
13. Monoloc - Nohouse - Xhin Rmx - Sleaze Rec.
14. Scalameriya - Ceremony - Original - Konstructure
15. Miro Pajic - Looking At You feat. Joody - Acapella - Lazerslut
16. Marc Romboy Vs. Blake Baxter - Muzik - Kink Rmx - Systematic Rec.
17. Oblivion - Chaos - Original - High Definition Rec.

http://www.cl-rec.com/pod/CLRSR083.mp3

Here are a couple more recent ones I have really enjoyed...

CLR Podcast | 104 | Marcel Fengler

Marcel Fengler’s musical influences present themselves double tracked. His early teenager years are stamped by Hip Hop from crews like NWA, Gang Starr and A Tribe called Quest, who have been his undisputed heroes. Even today, Fengler spins some Hip Hop, but only in private. His interest in electronic music on the other hand has been inspired by continuous experiences in Berlin based techno clubs like E-Werk in the early 90s. The heavy, progressive synth- and acid sounds of this era still wield some magical power on Fengler today. „As the musical range today is vaster than ever, it is really important to me in which context I’m playing out my records. That’s why I love traditional labels like Planet E, M-Plant and Internal and artists like Ron Trent, Kenny Larkin, Kevin Saunderson, and Chez Damier as much as I like contemporary artists like Sleeeparchive or Lessismore.“ Since the mid 90s, Marcel played at „Club im Park“, a youth club in Fürstenwalde, where he later launched a party series called „SC 93“ together with Marcel Dettmann. In 1997 he started to play at Berlin’s Tresor among other clubs and when Berghain opened in 2004, he became a resident on our big techno floor. „It is important to me that music tells kind of a story using varied styles from all eras. That’s why I favour to build my sets up, then down again. It has to be varied and it has to snake through the night in waves.“ In 2007 Marcel has started to produce his own music as well. His tracks and remixes are directly influenced by the heavy Techno sound of the Berghain. His complex drum sounds and his generally rough sound design connect seamlessly to his often more than five hour long DJ sets.

Tracklist:
1. End of All Existence – The Final Hours - End of All Existence
2. Norman Nodge – Body To Body – Ostgut Ton
3. Andrew Richley – Instant And Eternity – Fine Audio Recordings
4. Mark Morris – Callstyle (Damon Wild Remix) – Ketra Records
5. Drexciya – Fusion Flats (Octave One Mix) – Tresor Records
6. Hideyuki Eto – Equip – Synewave Records
7. Radial – Revolver (Oscar Mulero Mix) – Planet Rhythm
8. Splice – Trouble – Farden
9. Aubrey – D2 – A7 Records
10. Robert Hood – The Family – M-Plant
11. Kelly Hand – Wanderer (Ritzi Lee Edit) – Gorsch
12. OVR – Posttraumatic Son (Marcel Dettmann MDR Version) – Blueprint
13. Mike Dehnert – Framework – Delsin
14. Marcel Fengler – Shiraz – Ostgut Ton
15. Cosmin TRG – Izolat – 50 Weapons
16. Jolka – Five (Surgeon Remix) – Sect
17. Swift Craft – Ventad – Abstract Dance
18. Otaku – Emilias First Tooth – Soma

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR104.mp3
http://ul.to/m6e0wq/CLR_104_Marcel_Fengler_2011_02_21_Extended.mp3

CLR Podcast | 110 | Dustin Zahn

Since 1998, Dustin Zahn has been carefully honing his craft as a producer and DJ. By living in the United States, the distance from the European hype machine has allowed his reclusive personality to focus on music without any outside influence or persuasion from trend-setters. His productions can commonly be found on some of techno's biggest labels and his credits include remix duties for the likes of Adam Beyer, Chris Liebing, Dubfire, Nic Fanciuli and many more. As a DJ, his moody and hypnotic genre-bending extended sets have him playing everywhere from sun-soaked beach clubs in the Caribbean to dark & cavernous venues in Berlin. There is no further information about Dustin Zahn that has been made public.

Tracklisting:
01 Ed Davenport- More Red Lights (Dub)
02 Youandme - Raw
03 Donato Dozzy & DJ Say - Your Eyes
04 Advanced Human - Air (Raiz Remix)
05 Planetary Assault Systems - Sucktion
06 Truncate - Focus
07 Jerome Sydenham - Weather System
08 Leghau - Totally Insomniak
09 Falko Brocksieper - Galahad (Jonas Kopp Remix)
10 Darko Esser - CLEAN SLATE (DVS1 Remix)
11 Tadeo - Transmision [Vocal]
12 Truncate - Concentrate
13 DJ Qu - Party People Clap (Levon Vincent Remix)
14 Harvey McKay - Nano
15 Leghau - And Again
16 Winx (Josh Wink) - Black Pudding [Laugh]
17 KINK - Detunator
18 Pascal Molin vs Pan-Pot - The Elephant (Dustin Zahn 2am Mix)
19 Lucy & Xhin - LX3
20 Tony Rohr - Slow Burn (Dustin Zahn Remix)
21 Endless - SG8
22 UK Gold - Agent Wood
23 Truncate - Pad Mode
24 Mioxam & Evan Burke - Tunnel Series 1.0 (Gary Beck Remix)
25 Carlo Lio - Stuck In A Dream
26 Sian - Equus (Dustin Zahn Made For Italy Remix)
27 Joeski - Inside My Mind (K Alexi's Back 2k Remix)
28 N/A - Pulsate (Raiz Remix) 29 Burial - Street Halo

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR110.mp3
http://ul.to/9iadbu7r/CLR_110_Dustin_Zahn_2011_04_04_extended.mp3

It has been a little while, but here are some recent ones which I highly recommend... both the Sims and Capriati mixes are two hours long, and they have an Aussie tune in their selections as well...

CLR Podcast 133 – Robert Hood

It's Monday the 12th of September and we are welcoming none other than Robert Hood for the first time on the CLR Podcast. Exclusively for this purpose, the legendary American dj and producer has put together a unique mix, which includes a variety of styles, including Disco, Newschool-, Oldschool-Techno, Acid and House. It is needless to say that CLR is thrilled to present you this amazing mix by one of the founding fathers of Detroit- and Minimal-Techno.
Robert Hood needs little introduction. Founding member of the legendary group Underground Resistance including X-101, X-102 & X-103 with Mad Mike Banks & Jeff Mills. His seminal works on Jeff Mill's Axis as H&M, and his very own M-Plant imprint paved the way for a wave of stripped-down dancefloor minimalism that directed much of techno's path throughout the late 90's and still to this day.
Robert has also recorded for labels such as Metroplex, Peacefrog and Music Man.

For further information and a detailed bio, please go to his website: http://www.mplantmusic.com/
or to his facebook site:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Robert-Hood/296117005876


Tracklist
1. Floorplan 'Wall To Wall' (M-plant
2. Lee J Malcolm 'OneStar/ Applicant James Ruskin remix' (EPM Music)
3. Ben Sims 'Reject 2' (Hardgroove)
4. Floorplan 'We Magnify His Name' (M-Plant)
5. Gary Martin 'Subterranean Substance - Deetron remix' (Teknotika)
6. Nic Fanciulli 'Materia - Robert Hood remix' - unreleased
7. Scooz - promo
8. James Ruskin 'Work - Steve Rachmad remix' (Blueprint)
9. Sebastian Kramer 'Inside The Core' (Pure Plastic)
10. Joey Beltram 'Energy Flash' (R&S)
11. Mark Broom & James Ruskin 'No Time Too Soon' (Blueprint)
12. Plastikman 'Spastik - Dubfire remix' (Plus
13. Agent Wood 'UK Gold' (Primate)
14. Robert Hood 'Minimal, Minimal' (M-Plant)
15. Robert Hood 'Range' (M-Plant)
16. Robert Hood - unreleased
17. Oliver Ho 'Silver - Damon Wild remix' (Sequential)
18. DJ Pierre & Green Velvet 'Acid Trax - original 2011 mix' (Afro Acid)
19. Robert Hood 'The Family' (M-Plant)
20. Italo Boyz 'Zinga' (Get Physical)
21. Ben Sims - Hardgroove promo
22. Floorplan - unreleased
23. Ben Sims 'Dollar Bil Y'all / Version' (Hardgroove)
24. Sebastian Kramer 'Tomorrow' (Pure Plastic)
25. Robert Hood 'Clash' (M-Plant)
26. Kevin Saunderson 'Inside Out' (Fragile)
27. Armando '100% Of Dissin You' (Warehouse)
28. Robert Hood - unreleased

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR133.mp3

CLR Podcast | 140 | Joseph Capriati

It is the 31st of October and CLR welcomes Joseph Capriati back on the CLR Podcast. The career of the young Neapolitan dj/producer who started to dj at the tender age of 11 has been moving forward at an unrelenting pace since he made his production debut in 2007 and he has often been considered one of the brightest new stars in techno. Since the release of his remixes of Adam Beyer's seminal 'Remainings III' in 2010, his fans have been spoilt with a steady flow of landmark productions including the release of his debut album 'Save My Soul' on home town label Analytic Trail; his chart topping remix of Joey Beltram's 'Slice' reissue; the marathon seven-track 'Gashouder' EP for Drumcode; and a debut on Richie Hawtin's Plus 8 label via Joseph's 'Wope' collaboration with Paco Osuna. Following his first high profile gig at Naples's infamous 5000 capacity Golden Gate venue in October 2007, Joseph has not looked back; spreading his wings and travelling all over the globe. The versatility and insightfulness that characterizes his dj sets enables him to connect with crowds across Europe, South America, Asia, North America and South Africa. Today, at the age of 23 he maintains a close relationship to some of the most important techno labels such as CLR and Drumcode and can be heard on several of those label´s events in the near future. For more information on Joseph Capriati, please check out: http://www.josephcapriati.com - http://www.myspace.com/djjosephcapriati - http://www.facebook.com/pages/Joseph-Capriati/ - http://twitter.com/#!/josephcapriati - or read his full bio on: http://www.josephcapriati.com/synth/site.php

Tracklist

1) Nihad Tule & Bauri - "Metal"
2) Matador - "Easa" (M.I.D.I. remix)
3) Leghau - "Toy 1"
4) D-Nox & Beckers - "Sunner" (Dustin Zahn stockton dub)
5) Roman Gertz - "Big Hook"
6) Flex SK - "Funicolar Conception" (Logotech remix)
7) Roberto Capuano - "Invaders Are Back" (Alan Fitzpatrick remix)
Planetary Assault Systems - "Cold Bolster"
9) Emptyset - "Archivi" (Monoloc remix)
10) Billy Johnston - "Haunting"
11) Matador - "Flux" (Bodyscrub pressure remix)
12) Xpansul & Alessio Mereu - "Track 3" (Sasha Carassi remix)
14) Rino Cerrone - "Decreasing Day"
15) Slam - "Chasing Shadows"
16) Kyle Geiger & Bobby Dowell - "Just A Mermory" (Jerome Sydenham remix)
17) Ben Sims feat. Blake Baxter - "I Wanna Go Back"
18 Patrick Bolton - "Malfunction"
19) Advanced Human - "Interplanetary Assaults" (Sci-Fi dub)
20) Jason Fernandes - "Upswing"
21) Roberto Capuano - "Oblivion"
22) Cari Lekebusch & Joseph Capriati - "Missed Flight"
23) Adam Beyer - "A Walking Contradiction" (Joseph Capriati remix)

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR140.mp3

CLR Podcast | 142 | Ben Sims

Ben Sims It´s Monday the 14th of November and CLR are pleased to welcome techno legend Ben Sims for the very first time on this week´s podcast. Ben has prepared a studio set of two hours duration, which features plenty of new and currently unreleased material, a couple of exclusive edits, many of Ben´s favourite tracks from 2011 plus a few oldies and, of course, a couple of cuts from his recently released 'Smoke & Mirrors' album on 'Drumcode'. The mix is inspired by a set he played at a 'Machine' party in London on Oct 28th where he only played new or unreleased tracks. After more than two highly successful decades in the business and running nine different labels over the years, he is still one of the biggest techno exports from the UK and a much in demand producer with no intention of slowing down. For more information on Ben Sims, please check out the following sites: Facebook Soundcloud Twitter For information on our upcoming CLR events, please go to: CLR events!

Tracklist CLR Podcast 142

Craig McWhinney - Ground Control - Haul
Ben Sims - Powersurge 2 - Unreleased
Gerry Read - Legs - Fourth Wave
John Swing - Rollin' - Relative
Shlomi Aber - Sketches/Dj Sneak Remix - Ovum
Leonid Nevermind - Thymus Stimulator/Remix - Nowar
Ed Davenport - New Yorkshire/Club Dub - NRK
Kris Wadsworth - Deep Inside - Dark Energy
Kyle Geiger & Bobby Dowell - Just A Memory/Jerome Sydenham Remix - DFR
Woolford & Psycatron - Stolen/Dub 1 - Hot Flush
WK7 - The Avalanch - Power House
Vril - UV -Ostgut Ton
Marcel Fengler - Thwack/P.A.S. Remix - Mote Evolver
Marcelus - 24-7 - Ann Aimee
Pacou - Connection - Tresor
Inigo Kennedy - Revenge - Token
Nikola Gala - Oasy - Claap
The Nighttripper - Phuture/Robert Hood - Underground Liberation
Gerry Read - Untitled - Fourth Wave
Head High - It's A Love Thing/ Power Cut- Power House
Oscar mulero - 46 /Regis Remix - Warm Up
Truncate - Pad Mode/Jerome Sydenham Remix - Enemy
Lee Holman - Kawl 2.1/Elliot Dodge remix - Kawl
Funk D'Void - Jack Me Off/Ben Sims Remix - Soma
Planetary Assault Systems - G.T/Function & Sydenham Remix - Mote Evolver
Exium - Complex/Rolando Remix - Pole
K-Hand - These Sounds Lead The Way - Gorsch
Dimi Angelis & Jeroen Search - Klappert/Sims 'JFF' Edit - Unreleased
Mark Broom - Mash Up - Unreleased
Lighter Thief - Like Dat - Beard man
Ben Sims - Living In the City/Orlando Voorn Remix - Theory
Robert Hood - The Family - M-Plant
Shinedoe - Sweet & Sour - Intacto
Ben Sims - New Blood - Theory
Ben Sims feat Blake Baxter - I Wanna Go back - Drumcode
SP-X - X_5684 1 - Time To Express
Planetary Assault Systems - Black Tea - Ostgut Ton
Sawf - Unrhythm/Marcel Fengler Remix - Perctrax
Ben Sims - Slow Motion/Skudge Remix - Theory
Peter Van Hoesen - Last One At 1080 - Ann Aimee
Floorplan - Baby, Baby -M-Plant
Justin Berkovi - Newmatic/Ben Sims Remix - Prosthetic Pressings
Club MCM - CLUB MCM/Mark Broom Edit - Unreleased
Italoboyz - Zinga - Get Physical
Developer - Migrations - Modularz
Ben Sims - The Parade - Drumcode
DJ T-1000 - The Revenge/A Paul Remix - Pure Sonik
Mark Broom - The Jacking Zone - Beard man
Kirk Degiorgio - Machine Theme/Ben Sims Remix - Machine
Samuel Fach - Discore - Tonkind
Tommy Four Seven - Track 5/Robert Hood Remix - CLR
Stephen Brown - Ben Beats 1 - Unreleased
Inner City - Future/Kenny Larkin 'Tension' Remix - KMS
Ben Sims - Love N' Hurt/Gary Beck Remix - Hardgroove
Ben Klock - Red Alert/Sims 'JFF' Edit - Unreleased
Ben Sims - The Afterparty - Drumcode
Ben Sims - Machine Funk - Drumcode
Ben Sims - Living In The City/Ritzi Lee Remix - Theory
The Fear Ratio - Mas - Blueprint

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR142.mp3

2 hours of Chris Liebing @ Time Warp in Germany. This is seriously good, check it out if you enjoy a bit of techno!

CLR Podcast | 162 | Chris Liebing

It is Monday the 2nd of April and we would like to say thanks for another amazing time at Time Warp! For those who did not make it there, we got Chris´ complete set for you as this week´s podcast. So in case you are up for some full on, banging set that includes quite a lot of extra snares, claps and hats, here we go. What you did miss out on though and what we can not deliver to you in the podcast, is next to the amazing vibe, decoration and production of this year´s Time Warp, the mind blowing visuals of our partner and friend Oktaform (http://www.facebook.com/OKTAform ), which he created especially for Chris´ set. Maybe you can dig out some you tube videos to get a taste of it. And if you want to know more about Chris Liebing and the upcoming releases and events of his label CLR, please check out the web- and social media sites below. With massive thanks for all your support, from Chris Liebing and the whole CLR team! Web: www.clr.net Facebook Chris Liebing: www.facebook.com/chrisliebingofficial Facebook CLR: www.facebook.com/CLR.Official

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR162.mp3

Cool, his last one was wicked. A 2hr extract of a 10hr marathon or something rediculous like that (from memory).

CLR Podcast 166 – Cari Lekebusch

It is Monday the 30th of April and we welcome a true Techno legend back on the CLR Podcast. The Stockholm-based dj and sound architect Cari Lekebusch is one of the key ambassadors in exporting the Techno beats that proliferated from his homeland, a term which was then aptly coined by many as ‘Swedish Techno’. He has been invited to perform regularly at many of the highest profile Techno clubs and events around the globe and can look back on an impressive discography of releases. His work has been featured on a myriad of renowned labels and has garnered wide critical acclaim. Over the course of his illustrious career he has released music reflecting an array of genres under numerous pseudonyms including Fred, Mr Barth, Braincell, Shape Changer, Vector and The Mantis to name a select few. Cari Lekebusch is one of those artists that helped to inspire a whole generation of producers. Two weeks from now on May 14th, he will release his 20th studio album entitled “You Are A Hybrid Too” on his own label “H Productions”. We hope you enjoy this exclusive mix including previously unreleased tracks from his upcoming album.

For more information on Cari Lekebusch and all of his social media sites and blogs, please go to: Website: www.lekebuschmusik.se/

Tracklist:
Cari Lekebusch - CLR Is A Hybrid Too - 1H set recorded May 2012
1.) Cari Lekebusch - You Are A Hybrid Too
2.) 1DERL& - Float Boat
3.) Mikael Jonasson - Evolution (Samuel L Session Bang The Drums Mix)
4.) Alan Fitzpatrick - Eyes Wide open
5.) Nihad Tule - Smut
6.) Jesper Dahlback - Thermal Voltage
7.) Cari Lekebusch - Boiling The Frog
8.) Secluded - Provoke (Shifted remix)
9.) Bryan Black presents Black Astroid - Engine 2
10.) Hans Bouffmyhre & Lex Gorrie - Identical Vocal Chords (Samuel L Session Remix)
11.) Markantonio & Robert Capuano - T4
12.) Alex Bau - Noise A (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix)
13.) On/Off - Revolt
14.) Cari Lekebusch - Ultraterrestrial
15.) Chris Liebing & Brian Sanhaji - The Undertaking
16.) Pfirter - Vasodilatator
17.) Mark Broom - M28 (Truncate Remix)
18.) Slam - Distant Voice
19.) Cari Lekebusch - Black Diamond
20.) Perc - Choice

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR166.mp3

Nice one. Got to catch Cari Lekebusch a couple of weekends ago for the first time.

jealous! how was he?

The set was a little harder than what I expected, but in a good way. The crowd was right into it even though it wasn't capacity (it was the day before Dutch Queen's Day celebrations).

If any of you find yourself in Holland, I'd recommend Doornroosje in Nijmegen for something off the beaten track. Such a nice venue for techno parties.

Collabs aka Chris Liebing and Speedy J this time around... 2 hours...

CLR Podcast 169 - Collabs

It is Monday the 21st of May and we have two of the most respected Techno artists of our time on this week´s CLR Podcast. Today Chris Liebing and Speedy J are presenting us two hours out of a recent five hours Collabs set at the Lehmann Club in Stuttgart. Originally they were supposed to play separate solo sets, but as it has happened several times before, they soon ended up playing together, spontaneously teaming up for one of their recently rare Collabs sets. None of them needs any further introduction as they have been writing Techno history for many years by now – both individually as solo artists and together as Collabs. If you would like to see Collabs live, you can do this on the upcoming Official Movement Afterparty on May 26th in Detroit, which will be hosted by CLR. And if you would like to know more about Collabs, Chris Liebing and Speedy J, please visit the websites mentioned below:

https://www.facebook.com/djspeedyj
http://www.electricdeluxepresents.net/

https://www.facebook.com/chrisliebingofficial

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR169.mp3

 

its been a little while... check these if you love your tech

even if you dont check the mixes make sure youo check this interview with label boss chris liebing, interesting stuff.

http://www.djtechtools.com/2012/08/09/chris-liebing-how-i-play-video-interview/

CLR Podcast 182 – Perc

It is Monday the 20th of August and we welcome back another returning guest on the CLR Podcast. Over the last decade, Perc from London, who is known for his very own, characteristic blend of Techno, has been taking established forms of the music he loves, twisting them into something new and fresh. From recording for CLR, Stroboscopic Artefacts, Kompakt, Drumcode, Ovum and countless other scene-leading imprints to running the internationally respected Perc Trax label and gigging regularly across the globe, Perc has become one of the key figures of the global techno scene. A firm believer in promoting both new talent and the UK techno scene, his journey from his earliest releases in 2002 to 2011’s career defining debut album ‘Wicker & Steel’ has been one peppered with highlights such as remixes for DJ Hell, Trentemoller, Xhin and Tommy Four Seven, gracing the world’s best clubs including Berghain, Fabric, Rex Club, Tresor & Melkweg and multiple tours of Japan and the USA. We hope you enjoy this exclusive studio mix, covering the tracks that have been big for Perc at this summer´s festivals and club gigs. It also features Perc´s recent remixes of Truss and Factory Floor for the very first time. If you would like to know more about Perc´s upcoming releases, gigs or his label Perc Trax, please visit the following sites: facebook:    www.facebook.com/perctrax twitter:    www.twitter.com/perctrax Listen and download here: http://www.clr.net/media.pl Tracklist - Perc - CLR Podcast 182 1) Perc - Untitled - Unreleased 2) Go Hiyama - Spiral - Counter Puls 3) Svreca SS10 (Steven Porter Remix) - Semantica 4) Optogon - Zeus - Cuatro Records 5) James Hammer - Bang It - Relief 6) Jimmy Edgar - Sleight Of Mouth (Steven Porter Remix) - Sematica 7) Perc - Pure & Simple (Perc's RZ Dub) - Sleaze  Sawlin & Subjected - FM.4 - Vault Series 9) Blawan - Grafter Gets A Home - Black Sun 10) Truss - Ganymede (Perc Remix) - Perc Trax 11) Will Azada - Easy Does It - Mystical Disco 12) Forward Strategy Group - Nihil Novi (Dom Factory Floor Remix) - Perc Trax 13) DJ Sneak - Compute - Strictly Rhythm 14) L-Vis 1990 - Hard Drive - Nightslugs 15) Mondkopf - Ease Your Pain - In Paradisium 16) Joey Beltram - The Pulse - Vex 17) Ben Sims - Barrow Boy Acid - Balkan Vinyl 1 Gabeen & Tosi-Fejek - A Porban (Raven Remix) - Reactivate 19) Ro! - Crise Planitia (Aiken Remix) - End Of Dayz 20) Blawan - 6 To 6 Lick - Black Sun 21) Perc - Pure & Simple (Original Mix) - Sleaze 21) Factory Floor - Two Different Ways (Perc Remix) - DFA 22) Perc - Molineux - Stroboscopic Artefacts

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR182.mp3

CLR Podcast 187 – Gary Beck It is Monday the 24th of September 2012 and we have a returning guest back on the CLR Podcast. Gary Beck is regarded as one of the most prolific and inventive producers in the current electronic music scene and the present mix includes several of his acclaimed original productions. His records have received continuous support by some of the biggest players in the scene, including Dubfire, Chris Liebing, Len Faki, Nic Fanciulli, Richie Hawtin and Pete Tong. He has been releasing music on popular and credible labels such as Saved, Soma, Electric Deluxe, Drumcode and his own imprint BEK Audio. Renowned for his unique sound, he is currently in high demand all over the world playing at some of the most respected clubs and festivals. Today on September 24th he is releasing a brand-new full length album entitled “Bring A Friend” on the legendary Soma Records imprint. If you would like to know more about Gary Beck´s releases and upcoming “Bring A Friend” tour dates, please visit his website: Web: www.bekaudio.com Listen and download here: http://www.clr.net/media.pl Tracklist CLR Podcast 187 – Gary Beck 1. Gary Beck – I Read About You – Soma 2. Gary Beck – Sitadel – CDR 3. Mr. G – It Dub – Pheonix G 4. Dj Rush – Act Like U Know – United! 5. Gary Beck – Comic – CDR 6. Mauro Picotto – Komodo – Saccoman Remix (Gary Beck Edit) 7. Mark Reeve – Optical – BEK Audio 8. Gary Beck – Algoreal – Soma 9. DJ Rush – On and On - Kne,Deep 10. Planatery Assault Systems – Black Tea – Ostgut Ton 11. Gary Beck – It Might Be – CDR 12. Mark Broom – T-Bone – BEK Audio 13. Gary Beck – Hopkin – Soma 14. Gary Beck – Rascal – BEK Audio 15. AnGy KoRe – Life Is Space (Dandy & Ugo & Pascal Nuzzo Remix) – Nachstrom Schallplatten 16. Gary Beck – Before The Crash – Soma 17. Mr. G – Contrast – Pheonix G 18. Gary Beck – Bobbly Tool – CDR 19. Gary Beck – Skiver - Soma

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR187.mp3

CLR Podcast 188 – Chris Liebing It is Monday the 1st of October and we have Chris Liebing back on the CLR Podcast. This time he carries on with a personal tradition and gives you two different mixes again. Additionally to the official two and a half hours long podcast set, which is a live recording from a recent gig, he has also recorded another one hour set with a very special selection of music. It is a mix he did just a few days ago in a late night session at his studio and it contains all kinds of tracks he currently likes to play in longer sets when it gets more deep and dubby. This extra-podcast-mix is available as a special download in the podcast section on www.clr.net and you can find the track list below. For further information concerning Chris Liebing and CLR, as well as our upcoming events and releases, please visit the following sites: Web:    www.clr.net Facebook Chris Liebing:    www.facebook.com/chrisliebingofficial Facebook CLR:    www.facebook.com/CLR.Official Listen and download here: http://www.clr.net/media.pl Track list special download extra-podcast (Chris Liebing´s Late Night Mix) 1. Emika - The long goodbye (Tommy Four Seven Remix) 2. Skudge - Convolution 3. Heiko Laux- Mirabella 4. Truncate und Raiz - Inertia 5. Junior Boys - Work (Marcel Dettmann Remix) 6. Deepchild - Riyadh (Deadbeat Remix) 7. Pig and Dan - Keep it coming (Justin Berkovi Remix) 8. Woo York - Void (Truncate Remix) 9. Ness - RK Second Stage 10. Ad Lib & Silvision - Collide 11. Monoloc - Shame 12. Marco Zenker - Landwehr 13. Max Cooper – Raw

http://daten.clr.net/pod/CLRSR188.mp3

188 is the fucking business