thebunkerny

@a_arias is one of New York's premier afterhours djs, spinning house, techno, and ambient. He's been digging since he was 17, and started attending The Bunker at age 19 (sorry, Pop). He's worked everywhere from Halcyon to Brooklyn Phono, and runs the Strobelight Network label. As a native New Yorker, he wanted to present a vision of NY House using only tracks from places outside of New York, in or...

The Unter affiliate and longtime NYC raver discusses returning to the DJ booth with renewed vigor, offering a taste of her techno sound. Rachel Noon (@wasps-world) has been in and out of New York clubs since the ’90s. After taking a break from music to pursue (and ultimately shelve) a career in architecture, she’s back in the booth and couldn’t be happier about it. These days she’s deep into dark...

@claywilson produced 2 EPs for The Bunker NY in 2018 (available on our bandcamp https://thebunkerny.bandcamp.com/). This set was recorded live at the final Bunker NY 15th Anniversary event of 2018, which took place in Philadelphia on December 1, 2018 with our friends from @weare1694. Track Listing: Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement - They Found This Stone Was Too Hard To Break Up So They Put It On...

The veteran electronic musician joins Bryan Kasenic in our NYC studio to play through current favorites and new works. Keith Fullerton Whitman’s (@kfw)body of work is vast. Since the early ’90s, the Brooklyn-based electronic musician has recorded a wealth of albums for labels like Kranky, Editions Mego and PAN; taken to the stage at venues as diverse as the Labyrinth festival and the Columbia Univ...

The techno adventurer joins Bryan Kasenic in Berlin to play from two sides of his musical universe. Guy Brewer has been making innovative, dark-hewn techno as Shifted for the better part of the last decade. (Before that, he was part of the boundary-pushing drum & bass group Commix.) Though born in the UK, he makes music very much of a piece with the cavernous, postindustrial spaces where dance mus...

Musical partners @mrjustincarter and @eamonharkin drop by to present their sound and discuss their scene-making new indoor space. As @mistersaturdaynight, Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin have become some of New York’s best-known hometown DJs — their eponymous parties, as well as the daytime Mister Sunday sessions, are wildly popular despite rarely having a headliner attached to the bill. For years...

Available for pre-order on our bandcamp: https://thebunkerny.bandcamp.com/album/the-moon-chant-ep-the-bunker-new-york-035 @marco_shuttle first caught our ear many years ago when we discovered his music the old fashioned way, picking up his Clone Store Only Series record at Halcyon in Brooklyn. This mysterious record led to becoming obsessed with his incredible, self-released podcasts that were flo...

@plaslaiko @mikeservito @mentalux Three Bunker residents – who also happen to be old friends and some of the planet’s best DJs – come together for the show’s 100th broadcast. The Bunker host Bryan Kasenic has spent 99 episodes going the distance to showcase many of the world’s great electronic explorers, including synth-heavy live performances from Mark Verbos and Romans, sets from legends like Vo...

@anastasiakristensen @legowelt-official A versatile electronic music giant and an emergent Danish techno explorer meet in our NYC studio to DJ and talk shop. The Bunker recently hosted veteran Dutch producer Legowelt and Danish techno linchpin Anastasia Kristensen as part of a wide-ranging party in Brooklyn, and both artists arrived in New York just in time to stop by our studios here and record a...

@ldyosc The producer just released her debut EP through the Bunker New York — she drops by our NYC studio to play a vocal-inflected live set. LDY OSC is Alyssa Barrera Auvinen, a South Texas native who cut her electronic-music teeth playing gigs in Mexico and, after a move to NYC for a music and sound engineering degree, tinkering with kit synthesizers and modular systems. Following a string of co...

@dr-rubinstein Live from RBMA Berlin, Bryan Kasenic invites two of the city’s cult selectors — one focused on disco and house, one on techno — for DJ sets. With the Red Bull Music Academy currently rolling in the city, we invited the Bunker’s Bryan Kasenic to our studios at the Funkhaus for a broadcast showcasing some Berlin favorites. Neither of his guests are from Berlin originally – in a scene...

@jasmineinfiniti @nintendo-ts The Bay Area-based DJs and advocates for queer visibility in the dance music scene join Bryan Kasenic live from our NYC studio. Jasmine Infiniti hails from New York and is currently based there, with a brief but formative stint in Oakland, California. There, she and five collaborators – including this episode’s other guest, Cali Rose – staged New World Dysorder, a par...

@sagotsky The New York lifer, house aficionado and founder of Brooklyn’s beloved Sublimate party joins Bryan Kasenic in our NYC studio. Operating since 2012, Brooklyn’s Sublimate party has spent much of the 2010s putting together some of the city’s most adventurous house music lineups. Juan Atkins b2b Egyptian Lover at a Sunday afternoon barbecue? We’ll take it. This past summer, the party’s found...

@forest-drive-west The shadowy London producer joins Bryan Kasenic in our NYC studio to present his mutant, adventurous sound. You won’t find all that much information about Forest Drive West on the internet. We know that the producer is from London, and he’s found a home on adventurous, bass-inclined labels like Livity Sound and Hidden Hawaii over the last few years. But the music — a half-dozen...

@rroxymore The adventurous Berlin-via-Paris selector joins Bryan Kasenic in our New York studio for an interview and playfully rhythmic DJ set. It’s no easy task describing the sound of rRoxymore’s DJ sets, live performances and productions – her intricate rhythms and playful use of melody point toward reference points well beyond straight house and techno, and her records for the UK label Don’t B...

@batuuk A Bristol DJ and producer on the bleeding edge of techno and bass joins Bryan Kasenic in our NYC studio. Bristol has long been a center for bass music in various forms. But these days, as the UK city’s DJs and producers have taken in fresh influences and helped the style mutate, “low end” is just the starting point. Whether it’s house, techno or otherwise, the city’s electronic music is so...

@further-reductions Shawn O’Sullivan and Katie Rose bring their collaborative project to our NYC studio, featuring a back-to-back DJ set and interview. Shawn and Katie O’Sullivan’s Further Reductions project is as difficult to pin down as it is easy to enjoy. Of a piece with the noise-imbued techno Shawn has recorded for such labels as the Corner, Avian and L.I.E.S., the duo operates from a simila...

@scallywag @richardgamble The Brooklyn DJs behind the massive Fourth World party discuss what’s in store for 2018 and go back-to-back, live from our NYC studio. The phrase “fourth world” gets thrown around a lot in outer-limits musical contexts. But in the context of electronic music in New York, it’s come to mean something very particular: An absolutely massive, once-a-year summit for the city’s...

@echiverri On the eve of her first release for the Bunker New York, the inventive Queens producer plays genre-defying live and DJ sets from our studio. Abby Echiverri is as immersed in the particulars of sound as anyone featured on the Bunker’s biweekly broadcast — as an audio engineer, she’s built custom studio and DJ equipment, helped maintain James Murphy and 2ManyDJs’ wildly high-spec Despacio...

The Brooklyn party and label’s mastermind plays a broadcast-length DJ set chock full of brand-new and forthcoming tracks. Bryan Kasenic’s biweekly radio broadcast from our NYC studio is typically a showcase for Bunker-affiliated artists, plus favorites and up-and-comers from New York’s underground and beyond. Occasionally though, he’ll roll up to the studio solo to present music that’s been on hea...

@lag A key Serbian voice in furiously hard techno touches down in the NYC studio to DJ and talk shop. Milos Martinov, AKA Lag, grew up on punk and studied classical music, but these days the Serbian producer and DJ is dedicated to techno. His sound certainly isn’t for the faint of heart – he likes to play around around 140 BPM, which puts him on the far end of the intensity scale. But across relea...

The chameleonic Michigan producer and DJ (and Red Bull Radio host) spends an evening in the mix with Bryan Kasenic, live from Detroit. Each month on his Red Bull Radio show Preset, Ypsilanti’s Todd Osborn chooses a musical subgenre – often one of his own making – and fully inhabits it, like the cataloguing of Motown backing tracks or dorm-room-era Def Jam cuts. It speaks to Todd’s dextrous mind an...

@deepisdeep The Detroiter behind releases for FXHE and Echcord untangles his deep, dubby sound, live from our studio in the Motor City. It’s hard to separate Luke Hess’s music from two of his key influences: A lifetime spent in the Detroit metro area and a lifelong interest in science and technology (he has a background in mathematics and engineering). Those influences give his techno productions...

@vpatricola One of Detroit’s busiest local boosters drops by to DJ and give an insider’s take on what’s shaking in the Motor City. Vincent Patricola’s involvement in Detroit music stretches back some two decades. Since picking up turntables in the mid-’90s, he’s held down numerous DJ residencies, hosted FM radio, played the main stage at earlier iterations of Movement in ‘04 and ‘05, published a p...

An on-the-rise name on techno lineups across the US, the TV Lounge resident joins Bryan Kasenic live from Detroit. Loren hails from the Motor City, but you’ll see her name on lineups in Miami, Chicago, New York and Washington, DC, to name a few places she’s played over the last year. She’s made a name for herself in large part through her residency at TV Lounge, a Detroit club at the center of the...