Rone is so legit in melodic techno, it’s not even funny. We first heard of Rone, as part of the Modyfier process series, lets just say we were hooked and very aware of how beautiful some of this stuff can be.
Boiler Room ~ Live
“I remember how beautiful things can be, don’t let….”_Alex
This video is just too good, not to post! If you’ve been to Ibiza, grew up in the 80’s and love dance music, you’re a pretty lucky and fortunate to experience these few things in life. This video just teases us with all the things we hope to enjoy in life as an adult with sweet childhood memories. We’re completely sold on the Ibizious energy drink, whether it exists or not. “Just take our money, already” as some people might say, when it comes to Ibiza. Nicely done, cheers!!
and here’s an extra goodie just for visiting, from our friends over at Dancetrippn!
Stacey Pullen Interview – Music On Store, Ibiza 2013 from DanceTrippin on Vimeo.
Amnesia is one of the best clubs with the best soundsystems in the world. During Ibiza’s party season, every night has a different theme. You can find the likes of Sven Vath, Marco Carola & Luciano.
Here’s an older set, in case you’re new to Dancetrippin.
DanceTrippin 132: Richie Hawtin & Marco Carola @ Amnesia Closing Party from DanceTrippin.tv on Vimeo.
This dark techno mix, comes from a good friend, who remains anonymous. If you like the glitchy and energetic sounds of M-nus, Richie Hawtin, Jonni Darko, and more, you love hearing how dark and playful the bass drives this mix.
What happens when you combine the open space of a colossal atrium, a renowned sculptor with an electronic music pioneer? A monumental artistic experience, through shape, space and integration of music. This edition of the Creators Project, includes British sculptor, Anish Kapoor and M-nus producer, Richie Hawtin.
“My ambition,” said Kapoor in the press release, “is to create a space within a space that responds to the height and luminosity of the Nave at the Grand Palais. Visitors will be invited to walk inside the work, to immerse themselves in color, and it will, I hope, be a contemplative and poetic experience.”
Each year, Monumenta invites an internationally renowned artist to conceive of a site-specific installation for the great nave of the Grand Palais in Paris. The vast atrium space, which encompasses some 13,500 square meters, has been tackled previously by some of today’s preeminent contemporary artists, including Anselm Kiefer, Richard Serra and Christian Boltanski.
(Encore break before his last track. Video by Visao Media)
Three years since his last SF performance. Richie Hawtin (M-nus) performed a great night of tech house in San Francisco. Fans enjoyed a 2-hour relentless set from the tech don himself. Kontrol SF’s Nikola Baytala played a great opening set (playing vinyl/CDs with a cast on). Thanks Blasthaus.
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Capturing another day living with music.
Photos by Alex Trujillo
A short piece on how the limited edition art pieces for the new Matthew Dear album Black City were made by artisan sculptors. Designed by Boym Partners, the MDBC Totem were cast in bonded aluminum with a hand-finished gun metal patina.
Friday, August 6, 2010
blasthaus presents MATTHEW DEAR
Nikola Baytala
Shoddy Lynn
Blu Farm
Detroit’s prince of techno returns! MATTHEW DEAR has made remarkable steps toward becoming one of America’s best new techno artists. Both talented and prolific, having released some of the most original and diverse electronic music out there. His sleek and minimal style, containing a pop sensibility and an ambient often pleasantly dark soul has garnered him a worldwide following. The new MATTHEW DEAR album BLACK CITY coming August 17th (North America) is rumored to be one of the year’s best domestic imprints.
Waking the Dead live by apricot
Influenced by the joy, the pain, the questions, the answers and sometimes even the silliness of life, David Hopper aka Apricot transmits life conduits with his sound. We’ve posted a few tracks, feel free to explore more on his soundcloud… let it rain on you.
“Music is how I process life, each piece is usually influenced by a moment or a feeling. I just create, capture and cope. It’s usually exploratory in nature as well, I’m always searching for the truth of what this life experience is all about. Utilizing the power of creation to hopefully unlock some universal truth’s… especially in age where deception is all around.”
a message from Apricot:
my name is david.
i am a monster.
these are my sketches.
be genuine.
Plastikman: Live @ Paris, Villette Sonique
Audio: Plastikman – Spastik(Dubfire Remix) | Visual: Peter Sistrom
Alva Noto @ Mutek 2010
Audio: Trentemøller – Moan | Visual: shwizzle
Visualizing and Animating a Spectral Waveform
We previously covered Derivative’s Touchdesigner w/ the Plastikman Visual Contest.
