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Hakim Murphy revisits "Black Robots Having Sex" with remixes from Christopher Rau and Myles Sergé.
Hakim Murphy — Black Robots Having Sex Remixes First transmitted in 2009, Black Robots Having Sex returns not as a reissue, but as a mutation. The original record carried three machine-born visions into the world, including Morgan Geist’s remix of “Jupiter Poop.” Years later, Christopher Rau reached back into the circuitry with a desire to reshape “Nikki Muscles,” and from that spark a new remix constellation began to form. Rau’s “This Is Reality Remix” bends “Nikki Muscles”
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Joshua Tree is back at "Crush" Friday July 24 at SPKRBOX - Detroit.
Next up! A very special surprise guest coming in from overseas to help me (Joshua) celebrate being alive. And let me tell you, I couldn't be more grateful! Techno heads are advised not to miss, because I promise he won't... It's also Myles's B-DAY as well :) Friday July 24th 10PM / $10 Cover SPKRBOX 200 Grand River Ave, Detroit, Michigan 48226 Booking Inquiries for Joshua Tree - Click here
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Tim Xavier & D-KNOX combine to bring you Soul Kraft on FaceToFace Recordings.
Tim Xavier & D-KNOX - Soul Kraft This collection of recordings was conceived organically, taking shape over the course of a year through spontaneous experimentation with hardware, sequencing, and sound design. What began as informal exploration gradually evolved into a transnational exchange, with ideas and sequences moving fluidly between Berlin and Warsaw. The intention behind the project was to gently push beyond conventional boundaries while maintaining a sense of cohesio
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D-KNOX - TECHNO NIE BĘDZIE. Saturday July 18 at SCHRON - Poznan Poland.
Apparently, there are people—both behind the decks and on the dancefloor—who don't ask what you play, only how fast you play. Apparently, there are promoters who book DJs based on their BPM. Apparently, it's possible to swallow a whole banana without chewing. Live fast, die young, take care of yourself. That said, there won't be any techno. D-KNOX is an artist from the second wave of Detroit techno, originally from Kalamazoo—a town located halfway between Detroit and Chicago.
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