DJ S13
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DJ S13

Founder · Editor · DJ

Justinas Mikulskis founded Secret Thirteen in 2010 and leads its editorial direction.

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121–132 of 252 publications
Lisa Shahno — archive featured photograph
Interview

Lisa Shahno — Geometry Worn by the Body

The Moscow designer on abstract cuts, high-tech materials and the ideas that become clothes. Geometry, science fiction and music meet in Lisa Shahno’s playful working process.

Robert Curgenven standing beside a wall of dark loudspeaker cabinets.
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Robert Curgenven

Orchestral tension, film dialogue and abrasive electronics converge in an uneasy collage inspired by opposing summer and winter holidays, with layered voices turning familiar spaces strange.

Gabrielė Labanauskaitė-Diena of AVaspo singing into a microphone in a blurred blue-toned archival photograph.
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AVaspo

Sound poetry, processed speech and fragments of everyday conversation form a cinematic sentence, using pauses, noise and shifting rhythms to explore forgotten texts and the landscape of memory.

Lee Gamble performing at a table of electronic equipment in a gallery.
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Lee Gamble

A radioplay built from sampled lectures, field recordings and fractured voices explores perception, death and social change, hiding its narrative within the subharmonic depths of a continuous collage.

Einóma photographed from below on concrete industrial stairs.
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Einóma

Electroacoustic composition, fractured techno and unreleased sketches are stretched, cut and layered into a dense sonic fabric, where several records at once dissolve into a single shifting texture.

Felix Kubin in a monochrome portrait wearing a mandarin-collar jacket.
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Felix Kubin

The Life Detuner turns early electronics, German underground pop and mechanical rhythms into a surreal soundtrack, imagining everyday objects retuned to the impulses of an eccentric inner orchestra.

Retina.it in a monochrome portrait, one member in the foreground and the other softly visible behind glass.
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Retina.it

Early electronic experiments, industrial music and post-punk trace a shared fascination with machines, moving from tape composition to abrasive rhythm through records that shaped the duo’s sound.

Cassegrain in a teal film-scan portrait with white chemical textures across both figures.
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Cassegrain

Rebetiko, contemporary composition and electronic abstraction pass through hardware processing, binding distant recordings into an uneasy cinematic sequence of low frequencies and shifting textures.

Trepaneringsritualen performing with a microphone, face paint and a black leather vest.
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Trepaneringsritualen

Ritual tension runs through industrial noise, neofolk and gothic song, as distorted guitars, raw voices and insistent percussion turn a sequence of formative records into a stark meditation on mortality.

Sugai Ken in profile holding a small line of electronic components in his mouth.
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Sugai Ken

Japanese experimentation and everyday field recordings meet in a patient flow of acoustic detail, birdsong and electronic atmosphere, with unreleased pieces opening small windows onto an impermanent world.

Helm performing with a mixer and electronic instruments in an industrial interior.
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Helm

More than two hours of noise, house and ambient music unfold with the intimacy of records shared between friends, placing abrasive sound experiments beside melodic discoveries and slow-burning dub.

The Guide 2 — original competition artwork
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The Guide 2 — Registration

An invitation to interpret the metropolis through sound: its underground, cultural mixture, ghosts and imagined futures.

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