Having recently bought a korg pad control, I wanted to do a mix where I could push it to the max. Fortunatly enough, I'd already been toying with the idea of a deep sonic-art inspired techno mix, one that would need 20odd tracks playing at the same time and more subtle clicks, pops and bass rumbles than you could shake a massive stick at.

And here it is. Well, the first half. Second is pretty much done too, but you'll only be able to get that on the cd version. It shall be available when I get off my arse and do some artwork for it and will cost nothing (very little, packaging and shipping) apart from your everlasting love.
This is called the destruction of order, the second part is called the order of destruction. Yes, its cheesy, yes its prententious, but I cant think of anything more fitting.


I tried to make something that became completley different to what it started out as, a pure headfuck of a beat which every time you listened to you heard new sounds and effects in the mix, yet which still stayed in constant relation to each other.
Its also not that minimal past 10 minutes, so bear with it if youre rubbish.

Tracks involved:
Vitor joaquim - short wave on paper
Rhythm maker - push the panic button
Rhythm maker - normal music
Landing (background rec.) - Its like a percussion
Danieto - 6 dual relays on chips
Danieto - avance cíclico
Dimbiman - koppchen (herbert's d-d-d-dazzle dub)
Bleip - no
Bleip - freaky disco
Richie hawtin - the tunnel
Gabriel ananda & cio d or - lauschgoldengel
Claude von stroke - who's afraid of detroit

Get it here - [link]
or here - [link]


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