March 2008
The Archives
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Podcast
3/12/08 Part 2 - Derek Plaslaiko
OK. We’re good. Mr. Plaslaiko checked the mix and approved. Now you can relive the magic with this exceptional set from a truly exceptional DJ. Spectral Sound and The Bunker represent. Enjoy.
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Charts, Featured
Quarion Interview & Chart
Every year around WMC time our techno starved Boston scene has the chance to go beyond the usual American guest performers and bring in talent from around the world. This week is WMC and true to form we’ve got Geneva bred and Berlin based Quarion performing live on Wednesday night, before he heads down to […]
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Podcast
3/12/08 Part 1 - Sergio Santos
We’re still waiting on the go ahead from Derek Plaslaiko to post his set from this wild and crazy night, but in the meantime here is some exceptional opening vibes from the phenomenon amongst men known only as Sergio Santos.
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Charts
Pat Fontes March Chart
1. Martin Moeller - Guppies am Obstand - Aspik Musik
2. Creatures - 600 Euros - Resopal Schallware
3. Maetrik - The Light - Treibstoff
4.. Marcel Knopf - Think About You - Rrygular
5. Mathias Kaden - Lucidas - Freude-Am-Tanzen
6. Martinez - Burning Midnight Oil - Cray1 LabWorks
7. Luca Bachetti - Rolling Brooklyn ( Lee Von Dowski’s Monday […] -
Charts, Featured
Chris Fortier Interview & Chart
Your label just celebrated it’s 50th release, that’s a pretty huge accomplishment in our little dance music world. What’s the philosophy behind the Fade sound & how have you managed to keep it going this long?
the label has always been another creative outlet for me. it has never been a tool for making money or […] -
Podcast
2/27/08 Craig Mitchell & Cnyce
One half of Soul Clap opens for Mr. Slanted Black himself, Craig Mitchell. Cnyce delivers the deepness and drums (listen for latest C2 remix of Francesco Tristano’s “The Melody” on InFine Music) while Craig Mitchell moves things to the Tribal side for a change of pace. You can learn more about Craig Mitchell here […]
