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The Bunker Podcast 235 comes from @erikluebs. This is a live set recorded in Milan on March 28 at the party Acquario. Erik Luebs is a US-born musician and sound designer based in Japan. Eschewing typical genre tropes, Luebs approaches techno with a playfully disruptive technique, reinterpreting the fundamentals using built-from-scratch patches and labyrinthine sequencing. While the labor-intensive...

Blacklauren - the techno nom de guerre of Brooklyn’s Lesly Remy Jr. - works far beyond the reach of polite musical resolution. Enormous and pounding, these five tracks revel in what classically-minded listeners would consider dissonance - close intervals and flat fifths are expressed repetitively and hypnotically by whirling, searing synthesizers over undeniably kinetic drum programming. Harmonic...

Blacklauren - the techno nom de guerre of Brooklyn’s Lesly Remy Jr. - works far beyond the reach of polite musical resolution. Enormous and pounding, these five tracks revel in what classically-minded listeners would consider dissonance - close intervals and flat fifths are expressed repetitively and hypnotically by whirling, searing synthesizers over undeniably kinetic drum programming. Harmonic...

Blacklauren - the techno nom de guerre of Brooklyn’s Lesly Remy Jr. - works far beyond the reach of polite musical resolution. Enormous and pounding, these five tracks revel in what classically-minded listeners would consider dissonance - close intervals and flat fifths are expressed repetitively and hypnotically by whirling, searing synthesizers over undeniably kinetic drum programming. Harmonic...

Blacklauren - the techno nom de guerre of Brooklyn’s Lesly Remy Jr. - works far beyond the reach of polite musical resolution. Enormous and pounding, these five tracks revel in what classically-minded listeners would consider dissonance - close intervals and flat fifths are expressed repetitively and hypnotically by whirling, searing synthesizers over undeniably kinetic drum programming. Harmonic...

Blacklauren - the techno nom de guerre of Brooklyn’s Lesly Remy Jr. - works far beyond the reach of polite musical resolution. Enormous and pounding, these five tracks revel in what classically-minded listeners would consider dissonance - close intervals and flat fifths are expressed repetitively and hypnotically by whirling, searing synthesizers over undeniably kinetic drum programming. Harmonic...

Imagine meeting someone at some dark underground function in the Midwest region of the US, somewhere around the turn of the century, and then getting to know them over a 22-ish year period. Then imagine them making music that you respect in the highest regard, which eventually evolves into the most incredible, unique music you’ve ever heard in your life. And from there … the music keeps getting be...

Imagine meeting someone at some dark underground function in the Midwest region of the US, somewhere around the turn of the century, and then getting to know them over a 22-ish year period. Then imagine them making music that you respect in the highest regard, which eventually evolves into the most incredible, unique music you’ve ever heard in your life. And from there … the music keeps getting be...

Imagine meeting someone at some dark underground function in the Midwest region of the US, somewhere around the turn of the century, and then getting to know them over a 22-ish year period. Then imagine them making music that you respect in the highest regard, which eventually evolves into the most incredible, unique music you’ve ever heard in your life. And from there … the music keeps getting be...

Imagine meeting someone at some dark underground function in the Midwest region of the US, somewhere around the turn of the century, and then getting to know them over a 22-ish year period. Then imagine them making music that you respect in the highest regard, which eventually evolves into the most incredible, unique music you’ve ever heard in your life. And from there … the music keeps getting be...

Imagine meeting someone at some dark underground function in the Midwest region of the US, somewhere around the turn of the century, and then getting to know them over a 22-ish year period. Then imagine them making music that you respect in the highest regard, which eventually evolves into the most incredible, unique music you’ve ever heard in your life. And from there … the music keeps getting be...

Imagine meeting someone at some dark underground function in the Midwest region of the US, somewhere around the turn of the century, and then getting to know them over a 22-ish year period. Then imagine them making music that you respect in the highest regard, which eventually evolves into the most incredible, unique music you’ve ever heard in your life. And from there … the music keeps getting be...

Imagine meeting someone at some dark underground function in the Midwest region of the US, somewhere around the turn of the century, and then getting to know them over a 22-ish year period. Then imagine them making music that you respect in the highest regard, which eventually evolves into the most incredible, unique music you’ve ever heard in your life. And from there … the music keeps getting be...

Imagine meeting someone at some dark underground function in the Midwest region of the US, somewhere around the turn of the century, and then getting to know them over a 22-ish year period. Then imagine them making music that you respect in the highest regard, which eventually evolves into the most incredible, unique music you’ve ever heard in your life. And from there … the music keeps getting be...

Imagine meeting someone at some dark underground function in the Midwest region of the US, somewhere around the turn of the century, and then getting to know them over a 22-ish year period. Then imagine them making music that you respect in the highest regard, which eventually evolves into the most incredible, unique music you’ve ever heard in your life. And from there … the music keeps getting be...

Electricity snakes and crackles through the transformers, conduits, stepdowns, and laid lines of modern civilization. Channelled into the walls and drawn out through the outlet, its essential power arrives in a labyrinth of transistors, resistors, and soldered pathways, a nest of interlocked components. And through the subtle tweaking of potentiometers among finely tuned electronics this current i...

Electricity snakes and crackles through the transformers, conduits, stepdowns, and laid lines of modern civilization. Channelled into the walls and drawn out through the outlet, its essential power arrives in a labyrinth of transistors, resistors, and soldered pathways, a nest of interlocked components. And through the subtle tweaking of potentiometers among finely tuned electronics this current i...

Electricity snakes and crackles through the transformers, conduits, stepdowns, and laid lines of modern civilization. Channelled into the walls and drawn out through the outlet, its essential power arrives in a labyrinth of transistors, resistors, and soldered pathways, a nest of interlocked components. And through the subtle tweaking of potentiometers among finely tuned electronics this current i...

Electricity snakes and crackles through the transformers, conduits, stepdowns, and laid lines of modern civilization. Channelled into the walls and drawn out through the outlet, its essential power arrives in a labyrinth of transistors, resistors, and soldered pathways, a nest of interlocked components. And through the subtle tweaking of potentiometers among finely tuned electronics this current i...

Electricity snakes and crackles through the transformers, conduits, stepdowns, and laid lines of modern civilization. Channelled into the walls and drawn out through the outlet, its essential power arrives in a labyrinth of transistors, resistors, and soldered pathways, a nest of interlocked components. And through the subtle tweaking of potentiometers among finely tuned electronics this current i...

This edition of The Bunker Podcast comes in the form of a peak time live set from @doltzdeep, a label artist on DJ Nobu's Bitta imprint who will be performing live at The Bunker x Bitta party in Brooklyn on Friday November 29. When we asked @djnobu_bitta who else he wanted to bring from the label for this showcase, he immediately suggested Doltz. Doltz started his musical career in 1998 as a drumm...

“For the closing night of Return to the Source at the @ithqdetroit presents @thebunkerny party, we have a night of unique pairings, back to back sets from people who knew each other mostly, but usually don’t play together. After a full weekend of non stop great music, what better than the drama of the unknown combinations to keep you fully engaged, with deeply curated pairings and flows for each r...

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