The Bunker Podcast

This set was recorded live at Mutek_10: Brooklyn Preview at Studio B on April 11, 2009. Pangaea is part of the Hessle Audio crew, who are kind of owning dubstep at the moment. This set had the very techno-centric Beyond crowd losing their shit on the dancefloor, including many people who claim to hate dubstep.

This set was recorded live at Mutek_10: Brooklyn Preview at Studio B on April 11, 2009. MLZ is part of the Modern Love crew, and is one half of Pendle Coven. Here he delivers a masterful DJ set incorporating old and new sounds in his inimitable style.

This set was recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on May 16, 2008. Byetone stepped out of his role as administrator and graphic designer of Raster Noton to deliver an amazing album last year, "The Death of a Typographer". This set features a lot of the heavy industrial material from that album. Part 3 of our 4 part Raster Noton series.

This set was recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on May 16, 2008. Signal is the Raster Noton supergroup trio of Alva Noto, Byetone, and Frank Bretschneider. It is a very rare treat to have them perform live, and we were honored to present them at The Bunker. Part 4 of our 4 part Raster Noton series.

This set was recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on May 16, 2008. While Carsten Nikolai is very well known in the art world, he has also made quite a name for himself in the music world with his many releases as Alva Noto. Here he presents a set that features material from his "Unitxt" album. Part 1 of our 4 part Raster Noton series.

This set was recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on May 16, 2008. Frank Bretschneder, also known as Komet, delivers a mind-bending set features material from one of our favorite recent albums, 2007's "Rhythm". Unfortunately Frank's stunning visuals are not a part of the recording, but the music really does speak for itself. Part 2 of our 4 part Raster Noton series.

This set was recorded live at House-n-Home in Brooklyn on February 20, 2009. Detroit's Mike Huckaby is the man behind the Deep Transportation and S Y N T H labels, and became one of our favorite DJs with this set. Mike Huckaby for President!

This set was recorded live at Mutek_10: Brooklyn Preview at Studio B on April 11, 2009. While this set completely rocked the dancefloor and had everyone going nuts, it works perfectly in a home listening environment as well.

This set was recorded live at House-n-Home in Brooklyn on January 17, 2009. Move D's name was on the tip of every house music fan's lips in 2008, and this incredible set aimed squarely at the dancefloor shows why.

This set was recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on February 6, 2009. Celebrating the recent release of his Fabric mix CD, Tejada stepped up to the decks and stood calmy as he slayed the dancefloor with this brilliant mix.

This set from Anthony Parasole was recorded live at House-N-Home in Brooklyn on January 17, 2009. It was his birthday and he was opening for Move D. He is co-owner of the white-hot Deconstruct label.

This tagteam set from two of the rising stars of the New York house music community was recorded live at House-N-Home in Brooklyn on November 15, 2008.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on December 19, 2008. DJ Jus-Ed, head graced us with a brilliant 5 hour set on the first miserable snowy night of the winter. Here it is (in two parts) for so many of you who were stuck at home.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on December 5, 2008. Knowing Looks is an artist on the Musique Risquee label out of Montreal. This is the third in our three part Risquee Bunker Podcast series.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on December 5, 2008. Stephen Beaupré is an artist on the Musique Risquee label out of Montreal. His "Foe Destroyer" album is criminally underrated. This is a new live set of mostly unreleased material.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on November 21, 2008. Mike Servito is a Detroit transplant to NYC who recently joined the Ghostly International DJ roster. Although we've heard him throw down countless amazing sets over the years, this Bunker set is especially impressive.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on December 5, 2008. Vincent Lemieux runs the excellent Musique Risquee label out of Montreal. He is one of our all time favorite DJs. This was his opening set for the label showcase at The Bunker, and he really nailed the vibe and warmed the room up properly.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on October 24, 2008. Reference is the new project of Detroit producers Luke Hess and Brian Kage. This was only their second time performing live, but was one of the best sets we've heard in quite some time at The Bunker. We've heard their upcoming tracks, and believe us, you will be hearing alot about these guys in 2009.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on October 17, 2008. This is Lee's second DJ set at the Bunker in 2008, and we will be bringing him back for more soon. He has upcoming 12" releases on Spectral and Wolf + Lamb.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on September 26, 2008. Shed is a producer and DJ from Berlin recently released his debut album on Ostgut. He also runs the Soloaction label, is a resident DJ at Berghain, and works at Hardwax. This was his first appearance in North America.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on November 2, 2007. Damian Schwartz is a producer from Madrid who founded Mupa and the net28 family of labels. This was his very live set in North America.

Recorded live at Summertime Rolls at The Yard on September 20, 2008. Wolf + Lamb recently celebebrated hosting 50 parties in NYC. They have established a well respected net label and are about to launch a vinyl label as well.

Recorded live at Summertime Rolls at The Yard this past weekend. Not technically a Bunker party, but hey, it's closely related enough, and this set is amazing enough, that we had to podcast it. We've always known that Seth is an amazing DJ, but this set showcases just how much he's matured as an artist in the past few years.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on July 25, 2008. Known mostly for his collaborations (Ric Y Martin, Sieg Über Die Sonne, Dandy Jack & The Junction SM, etc), this is a rare solo set.

Recorded live at The Bunker in Brooklyn on August 15, 2008. Kontrol SF resident and old friend Alland Byallo was on hand to fill in for Alex Smoke when he missed his flight, and slayed the place with this set. Four digital decks with effects.