The live set from Vril is so sick: http://mnmlssg.blogspot.com/2012/01/...cial-vril.html. Make it the next mix you listen to if you know what's good for you.

Bee Mask is also the latest Bunker Podcast too.

A new mix I put together for the Modyfier series. And it contains music from my two favourite Australian producers - Ben Frost and Lawrence English.

enjoyed pc's to and fro mix. needed more chinstroking snobbery though

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enjoyed pc's to and fro mix. needed more chinstroking snobbery though

duly noted, we shall return to the usual levels of snobbery ASAP!

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A new mix I put together for the Modyfier series. And it contains music from my two favourite Australian producers - Ben Frost and Lawrence English.

you forgot to mention quirky Björky

Best druggy mnml ssgs (or two) for a long time in transit?

You mnmlssg blokes given 'Ekstasis' a run yet?

MNML SSGS night at Dommune
Luke Slater (L.B. Dub Corp set)
DJ Nobu

Tuesday 3 April 2012
21:00 - 24:00 (Japan time) [Melbourne 22:00 - 01:00]

Tune in at: www.dommune.com

Don't know where else to post these, but new mix from 1/2 of Ancient Methods:



and Sendai's modyfier process series mix:

checked out the sendai mix this weekend, really liked the flow of the mix however wasn't a fan of the track featuring Laurel Halo

don't get the fuss over laurel halo... the sendai mix is cool, as are the other ones i posted the other day. we got some pretty hot ssg mixes coming up this month. very excited.

Tonight! 21:00 - 24:00 Japan time / 22:00 - 01:00 Melbourne time

30 minute live from Sapphire slows then Neel is playing a 2.5 hour set from 21:30.

Listening to Neel as I type. Deeeepp.

ssg special - EOD



ssg special - Frak



ssg special - Ukkonen



ssg special - SCB B2B John Osborn @ Panorama Bar 2012

And more heat on the way...

SCB and Osborn? Lordy.

About halfway through Ukkonon, this shit is wonky! Digging it

ssg special - "We Confess - 1977-1984" - compiled By The Black Dog & Regis

"There was nothing for us…So we did it ourselves" - Richard H Kirk

Virgin Prunes - Sweethome Under White Clouds - 1982
Associates - White Car In Germany - 1981
Human League - Marianne - 1980
Alex Fergusson ( featuring Daniel Miller ) - Stay WIth Me Tonight - 1980
Dave Ball - Sincerity - 1983
Crawling Chaos - Sex Machine - 1980
Ultravox - Hiroshima Mon Amour - 1977
Thoma Leer - Private Plane - 1978
The Wolfgang Press - Prostitute - 1983
Dorothy - I Confess - 1980
Fad Gadget - Coitus Interruptus - 1981
B Movie - Remembrance Day - 1981
Vision - Lucifer's Friend - 1982
The Chameleons - Don't Fall - 1983
Felt - My Face Is One Fire - 1982
UK Decay - Disco Romance - 1980
Sex Gang Children - Into The Abyss - 1982
1919 - The Scream - 1983
Play Dead - Walk Away - 1984
Josef K - Sorry For Laughing - 1981
Test Dept. - Pulsations 2 -1983
Crispy Ambulance - Drug User Drug Pusher - 1983
Honey Bane - Boring Conversations - 1979
Adam and The Ants - The Day I Met God - 1979
Rudimentary Peni - Dead - 1981
Zounds - Demystification - 1981
Poision Girls - Persons Unknown - 1980
David J & Rene Halkett - Nothing - 1981

And if you missed part 1:

ssg special - "High-Rise Living 78-86" - compiled by The Black Dog & Regis

So much awesome house vibes on that SCB v Osborn set. Hope I get to witness something like that when I reach Germany in under four months.

Queueing up the Regis/Black Dog retrospective.

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Ssg special - Vril



http://official.fm/tracks/339119/download


Absolutely storming set.

There are enough dubby stabbs for it to be familiar but it has a unique identiy somethere between dub and industrial.

Yeah Vril ssg special is so good.. love it

i've got some news which most of you would be interested in. Steffi will be in Australia in a few months. Plays Adelaide on the 31st August. Not sure about the rest of the country

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Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Ssg special - Vril

http://official.fm/tracks/339119/download


Absolutely storming set.

There are enough dubby stabbs for it to be familiar but it has a unique identiy somethere between dub and industrial.

On this like a fat kid to butter.

The track playing at 21mins

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The track playing at 21mins

Love that track. So lethal and danceable

Media Player

Thank you!!

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So much awesome house vibes on that SCB v Osborn set. Hope I get to witness something like that when I reach Germany in under four months.

It's a good mix but not really that special. Heard many a better set than that and yes I get it that they were playing at 9am and all that but I was expecting something...more.

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i've got some news which most of you would be interested in. Steffi will be in Australia in a few months. Plays Adelaide on the 31st August. Not sure about the rest of the country

sweet news indeed

http://mnmlssg.blogspot.com.au/2012/...se-in.html?m=1

(can't link, on phone)

Some solid research going on here, the writer approaches one guy who is apparently the king of all things underground in Melbourne and bases an article from his response. All this from over the other side of the world.

I'm not suggesting there aren't some solid points made but the writer doesnt seem to be in a position to comment. Article didn't need to be written IMO.

It does come across awfully cynical, but I see what he is getting at. Calls for Melbourne being one of the best house scenes in the world is way over the top. I agree more with what Magda is saying in her comments, that while it is great that it gives Melbourne more exposure on a global scale, the article was too narrowly focused on one aspect of who is making the scene stronger down here in the last few years.

They have nice guest mixes sometimes.

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http://mnmlssg.blogspot.com.au/2012/...se-in.html?m=1

(can't link, on phone)

Some solid research going on here, the writer approaches one guy who is apparently the king of all things underground in Melbourne and bases an article from his response. All this from over the other side of the world.

I'm not suggesting there aren't some solid points made but the writer doesnt seem to be in a position to comment. Article didn't need to be written IMO.

PC lives in Melbourne, so he was not writing that article from the other side of the world.

Also, I think Magda was on the money in her comment.

I didn't realize he lived in Melbourne, the article still seems rather poorly researched, it is even qualified within the article.

On magda's point, I think the reason why the likes of OOF and SOT may have been glossed over is because they don't produce. Otologic weren't featured either and they are huge part of the scene here.

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The live set from Vril is so sick: http://mnmlssg.blogspot.com/2012/01/...cial-vril.html. Make it the next mix you listen to if you know what's good for you.

This live PA is so beast. Really escalates from the half way point.

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They have nice guest mixes sometimes.

They certainly do

My response to PC's post wasn't a comment on the merits of MDC or releases from guys like Lewie or FIO, just that the RA article gave a really narrow overview of what seems to me a really thriving musical scene across many genres. Sold you guys short, for example, in that they didn't mention you - and I reckon your releases fall into the broader category of house music on the odd occasion. Just my opinion of course...

Happy to discuss further with any Melbournians at the OOF Sven Weisemann / Basic Soul Unit double header - I'm heading south of the border with the lovely Trinity. Prepare thyselves.

I wish I could come to that, but not too sore about it as I'll be stateside and then with the ze Germans till mid August. Can't complain ;-)

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I wish I could come to that, but not too sore about it as I'll be stateside and then with the ze Germans till mid August. Can't complain ;-)

Give Morgan a big hug for me then.

Anyways, back to ssgs - the Ukkonen mix is lovely.

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They certainly do

My response to PC's post wasn't a comment on the merits of MDC or releases from guys like Lewie or FIO, just that the RA article gave a really narrow overview of what seems to me a really thriving musical scene across many genres. Sold you guys short, for example, in that they didn't mention you - and I reckon your releases fall into the broader category of house music on the odd occasion. Just my opinion of course...

Happy to discuss further with any Melbournians at the OOF Sven Weisemann / Basic Soul Unit double header - I'm heading south of the border with the lovely Trinity. Prepare
thyselves.

Will be happy to have further discussions. I'll be at that for sure.

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Give Morgan a big hug for me then.

shall do! x

Really like Bee Mask's ssg special... anyone going to any of his gigs coming up?

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Really like Bee Mask's ssg special... anyone going to any of his gigs coming up?

these are the dates:

6/10 at The Lab, San Francisco, CA. With Headboggle, Group Rhoda.
6/14 Syncretism at the Judith Wright Centre, Brisbane, QLD. With Rites Wild, Secret Birds.
6/15 at Serial Space, Sydney, NSW. With Pimmon, Secret Birds, Stitched VIsion, DJ sets by Nigel Lee-Yang (HTRK).
6/16 at PICA Bar, Perth, WA. With Craig McElhinney, Adam Trainer.
6/17 at Gasometer, Melbourne, VIC. With David Shea, Angel Eyes.

bee mask is an incredibly talented producer. i cannot recommend him strongly enough. if you can, see him. this guy is very special.

we are finishing doing mixes on mnml ssgs. full details here:

http://mnmlssg.blogspot.com/2012/06/mx-fnl.html

why?

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6/16 at PICA Bar, Perth, WA. With Craig McElhinney, Adam Trainer.

That dudes name is oh so close to mine.

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we are finishing doing mixes on mnml ssgs. full details here:

http://mnmlssg.blogspot.com/2012/06/mx-fnl.html

Very sad news. Chris, you have achieved the best mix/podcast series for the many strains of techno out there in those four years imo. Is it a quality control aspect that has led you to come to this decision ie you have reached the limit of artists you wanted to present and don't think it needs to be branched out any further?

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That dudes name is oh so close to mine.

I keep seeing it on Facebook and think either you've launched a new thing or various promoters can't spell your name name right

Like someone commented it is sad to hear, but also comforting to know that your finishing on a high note and not rinsing out sub-par mixes like so many other blogs do on the internet.

I am long gone a train spotter, music has taken a backseat in my life unfortunately, I have trouble keeping up with releases, labels, names and the like, but your vision and aesthetic towards the music you push has always given me an easy outlet for music (as I like A LOT of the stuff you guys post up.)

Big props to the slow transitioning of showcasing small labels and names involved in the synth/no wave etc etc scene. This music is hugely fascinating and techno and house have a lot to learn from it, it's nice to rewind time for a change in a ironic sense that techno is forward looking, forward thinking music.

Again, sad news as I have very little time to trawl the blogosphere for good outlets of quality music, so your mixes will be missed.

oh and thankyou for introducing me to Mike Parker, giving raster-noton the platform it deserves and the counltless after parties with Luke Hess mnml ssgs mix playing!

Sad news, lots of my favourite mixes are ssg specials. But thanks for all of the awesome music and look forward to listening to the final mixes in the series.