Moniek Darge
Moniek Darge assembles four decades of her own field recordings and soundscape experiments — from Brazil and Tamil Nadu to Hong Kong and Ghent — into a mix that dissolves the boundary between document and composition.
Long-form selections from artists working at the edges of electronic, experimental and underground sound.
Moniek Darge assembles four decades of her own field recordings and soundscape experiments — from Brazil and Tamil Nadu to Hong Kong and Ghent — into a mix that dissolves the boundary between document and composition.
Raw guitars and elusive melodies map Iacopo Bertelli's influences, from the no-wave friction of DNA and Theoretical Girls to Wire's taut pop and the closing industrial rupture of Pharmakon.
Two spring selections from S13 and Ilius: synth obscurities for SeekSickSound and a daydream for Orecast.
A colossal mix by Hypnoskull showcasing obscure industrial and psyche-penetrating music (1930–2015). A raw narrative of resistance, fused with Art Brut aesthetics.
Coldwave intimacy meets the emotional pull of pop, as Cult Club and Petroleum By-Product sit alongside Propaganda, Hard Corps and the Pet Shop Boys in a dialogue between influences and new work.
A beautiful and enchanting selection by Xeno & Oaklander, compiled of diverse pieces ranging from renaissance music to 80’s underground wave experiments.
A rich mixture of ethnographic and avant-garde music selected by Robert Lowe, aka Lichens, includes 12 sensuous records released between 1965 and 2015.
Justinas Mikulskis’ DJ set from SPACE LOVE in Moscow, with his impressions from the evening.
Thirty-two records connect industrial abrasion, pop hooks and electronic experiments, tracing Rémy Pelleschi's influences through unexpected encounters between The Prodigy, Pan Sonic and Desire.
Jonathan Krohn revisits the Chicago connections behind his electronic music, tracing punk's metallic force through Big Black, The Jesus Lizard and the wider orbit of Touch and Go.
An exclusive mix by Galakthorrö’s Te/DIS fusing project’s early influences from the 80’s industrial/synth scene.
The mix by Futurisk’s Jeremy Kolosine is a colorful audio journey across the band’s exclusive material and influences.