Dijana Grubor
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Dijana Grubor

Writer

Contributor to the Secret Thirteen archive.

Publications archive

1–12 of 25 publications
Warrego Valles in a candid colour photograph.
STM 309

Warrego Valles

Slovenian duo Warrego Valles turns club music on its head with a fun and challenging mix that uncovers eerie techno gems, pop songs about crushes, and the quirkiest takes on deconstruction.

Yogev Freilichman performing in deep purple stage light.
STM 306

Yogev Freilichman

Yogev Freilichman moves between abstract sound, forceful rhythm and two of his own recordings across 22 selections.

Teatre in a black-and-white portrait, looking down in a textured room.
STM 304

Teatre

Teatre places four unreleased recordings among punk, industrial and experimental techno influences in a 21-part narrative.

SARIN seated in a mask and leather jacket beside tape reels.
STM 303

SARIN

SARIN reconnects overlooked industrial and EBM records with new and forthcoming material from BITE and X-IMG.

Avizohar in a red-lit portrait.
STM 302

Avizohar

Avizohar draws 25 works into a portrait of the experimental community around Studio Straus in Jerusalem.

Buzz Kull in a stark black-and-white portrait, holding his face.
STM 300

Buzz Kull

Seventeen selections from Buzz Kull move between minimal synth, EBM and industrial music, closing with his own Last in the Club.

Andrew Bowen / Slave To Society in an intentionally blurred, high-contrast black-and-white portrait.
STM 299

Slave To Society

Andrew Bowen of AnD and Shadows presents Slave To Society with a brutal, groovy mix that fuses industrial and noise with electronic rhythms, from techno to jungle.

SARIN — Moral Cleansing, original cover
Music

SARIN — Moral Cleansing

With his first full-length album on BITE, SARIN confronts us with past and present horrors of our time through eight captivating EBM tracks.

Rutger Muller / Diskette Deluxe reclining on a blue floor with a keyboard during a performance.
STM 298

Diskette Deluxe

Diskette Deluxe revisits the playful history of chiptune, connecting Commodore Amiga soundtracks, demoscene experiments and bright synth-pop with an unexpected descent into noise.

Rosa Damask in a grainy, softly blurred night-time portrait.
STM 297

Rosa Damask

Rosa Damask records a sophisticated, slow-burning mix full of roughly sensual atmospheres, moving from experimental ambient to noisy electronics and paying homage to Mika Vainio along the way.

Dave Foster and Richard Oddie / O/H, black-and-white portrait.
STM 295

O/H

Dave Foster and Richard Oddie of O/H assemble a cinematic collage of industrial music, punk and film fragments: teenage dreams and nightmares refracted through a brutally absurd world.

Davide Carbone / D. Carbone performing at the decks under blue stage lighting.
STM 294

D. Carbone

D. Carbone moves from ambient and broken beats into acid, techno and hardcore, revealing the personal influences behind his productions in a restless, shape-shifting journey.

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