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After an eight year Correspondant residency at Rex Club in Paris, Jennifer Cardini wanted something she could hold on to for all the legendary parties, special guests and friends she met along the way. Starting the Correspondant label last year, Jennifer has made a home for wild hearts like Clement Mayer, Roman Fluegel, Abe Duque and more. Churning out slow, deep, dirty twisted Parisian music, we’re looking forward to experiencing the Correspondant connection this Saturday in Room Two. Stay tuned as we speak to lovely label boss Jennifer to get the story so far and her brand new Get The Curse Podcast is an easy escape from your daily duties today.


Artist: Jennifer Cardini 
Tittle: Get The Curse # 167 
Rls date: 14-03-2012
Genre: Minimal, Deep, Tech House
Source: WEB
Type: Set


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Drumcell Biography:

Drumcell is the founder of Droid Recordings and co-founder of Droid Behavior along with the Vargas brothers of techno duo Acid Circus. Since the mid Nineties Drumcell has been a firm believer in the power of techno and over the past decade become one of Southern California’s greatest champions.

As a graduate of the Musician’s Institute, a veteran performer at parties, and longtime recording engineer Drumcell harnesses a strong musical background with a gifted sense of technological intuition. The delicate balance keeps him pushing the limits of his gear continually as a way to develop his artistic express. Forming the Droid Behavior collective with Acid Circus earlier this decade was another other major step in this ongoing development. In turn, the collective has helped expose other local artists as well as established DJs to the growing legion of techno fans in the Los Angeles basin. In the past five years, he’s played alongside nearly every major DJ in the genre via the trio’s signature Interface parties. This year he also did a mini-tour of the US which culminated in him playing the main stage at the prestigious Movement festival in Detroit.Drumcell ‘s constant push into the bleeding edges of music technology has earned him the title of product specialist for Native Instruments. He is out there pushing the limits of what current technology has to offer- developing homebrew software as well as cutting edge hardware solutions to bring a fresh, innovative taste to his production and performances. Innovations that blur the lines between live performance and a traditional DJ set up creating “a thick blend of acidic techno and aggressive but funky minimalist groove”. Drumcell is one of the few artists exploiting the full power of software like Traktor and Ableton run through state-of-the-art Allen & Heath mixer technology. In conjunction, the trinity is used to create a hybrid of flexibility and fidelity for the ultimate in electronic music performance. Drumcell uses this platform to highlight his own needles-in-the-red brand of aggressive, discordant techno. In fact, this summer’s Droid Recordings release “Cell Injection”, with longtime production partner Audio Injection, crystallized this amped up testosterone booster meets Quaalude jack and funk perfectly. In turn, the release captured the attention of many of the world’s top techno jocks in the process – including Speedy J and Richie Hawtin. It’s a sound born of musical menace and the kinds of wickedness that only the poisoned airs of LA can conjure.Recently, Drumcell has also had a string of additional successes including remixes of techno legend Chris Leibing on Leibing’s own CLR label as well as the seventh anniversary of the now legendary Interface parties These gatherings have brought the best of the old school warehouse vibe together with intense new school multimedia presentations that defy explanation. He is currently developing a audio/visual performance to be unveiled by the end of this year in hopes of elevating his performances at these events to the next level. Drumcell will definitely be one artist worth watching in 2010.

Artist: Drumcell 
Title: Get The Curse (gtc146) 
Rls date: 11-07-2011
Genre: Techno
Source: Web
Type: Set

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Something About Xhin:
Xhin (pronounced as "sheen") has been crafting ominous cuts of cutting-edge electronic music since 1997. Building a forte in sound design, he is best described as a sound futurist. His identical rhythmic structure and compositional techniques which incorporate elements of techno, tight sub bass, ambient and IDM delivers a hint of chaotic soundscape amidst artistry. A Singaporean by birth and residence, he independently released "Xycle", a self-promotional ep that made the industry to stand up to take notice, in early 2003. He then followed with his debut album, "Supersonicstate" the following year.

In 2006, his talent has been discovered by a German independent record label Meerestief. With a remix for Five Green Circle's track entitled Ronan's BBQ has created a storm over Europe, fully..

Artist: Xhin 
Tittle: Get The Curse (GTC 140)
Genre: Techno
Rls date: 23-05-2011
Source: GTC Podcast
Type: Set

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1. Dadub – Metropolis
2. Sian – Coup d’état (Xhin Remix)
3. Datamine – Assemble The Troops
4. DisX3 – Red
5. Jeff Mills – Automatic
6. Xhin – Drive (2004)
7. Ken Ishii – Auburnia (Valentino Kanzyani Remix)
8. Yellow Magic Orchestra – Firecracker (Malawi Rocks Main Mix)
9. Robert Hood – Range
10. Instra:mental – Thomp
11. The Bug – Skeng (Autechre Remix)
12. Kalon – Man Is The Superior Animal
13. Boards of Canada – Pete Standing Alone
14. Autechre – Surripere
15. Alex Gopher – The Shell
16. Anthony Shakir – The Floorfiller (Skudge’s Floor Killer Version)
17. Walt J – Reborn (DJ Qu Remix)
18. Allan Nonamaka – Pervert
19. Inigo Kennedy – Cloudless