July's podcast is mixed by a 22-year-old DJ who's taking the fast lane: KI/KI (@kikiwesselodj). Playing music from a time before she was even born, giving the club a fresh perspective with an old sound. From Rave to Trance to Acid and back. Best known for her residency at Amsterdam's hottest party 'SPIELRAUM' (@spielraum-amsterdam) or her endless energy and drive, always creating an irresistible urge to dance.

June's podcast is mixed for you by: Alienata (@alienata). Spanish-born, Berlin-based Alienata is a self-described sound obsessive whose sets span obscure electro, acid, dub, IDM, dark disco, jakbeat, hypnotic techno, industrial atmospheres, Detroit, Chicago influences and crazy sounds in general.

May's podcast is brought to you by a lady of the night: Butterslut (@djbutterslut). Originally from the United States, she immersed into Amsterdam’s local electronic scene in 2016. The experiential omnivore made her way through illegal raves and house parties, and soon graduated to radio waves and club floors with her pulsing concoction of wave, industrial, body music, and techno. Don’t be fooled, behind the decks Butterslut morphs into a merciless pint-sized electronics heavyweight.

April's podcast is mixed by Michal Jablonski (@MichalJablonski). Born in Warsaw, he was closely associated with the club culture of the capital of Poland for over a dozen years. The heavy sounds extracted from the black plastic discs inspired him to do more, to go a step further and create his music. He sought inspiration in crowded cities and the correlation of nature with industrialized society. In music, he looks for something that is not obvious and still to discover. He focuses on a rich mixture of dense industrial atmosphere, offbeat sounds and monumental film music elements driven by energetic kicks.

Crystal Geometry playing live at Intercell - The Void on the third of May 2019.

This month's podcast is mixed by Inhalt der Nacht (@inhaltdernacht). Inhalt der Nacht is a Berlin-based DJ and producer, defined by a singular sound imprint inspired by cold wave and new wave beats. Through his productions, Inhalt Der Nacht, gives us his own interpretation of EBM-fused Techno. He has already been noticed by well-known artists as Dax J and created his own label called 'Lebendig' (@lebendigtrax). He also enjoys a residency at the famous Berlin club Griessmuehle (@griessmuehle).

This month it's up to the 21 years old producer from The Hague: Falhaber (@jfalhaber). He’s inspired by a large variety of genres which can be heard in his releases and throughout his sets. His sets include uncommon build-ups and overwhelming breakdowns composed with Ambient, Electro, Breakbeat, Techno, Acid, Industrial, Rave, Early Trance & Hardcore. All these elements are merged to create an unexcelled synergy on the dancefloor, which arouses everlasting energy. Unforgettable doubts, insecurities, fear, and hope. Last month his new ‘Repetitive Behavior’ EP came out on @ObscuurRecords. This EP contains four tracks that represent everyday struggles. Mysterious and uplifting synths lead by pounding drums and rhythms is what describes this EP best. Falhaber shows that he is capable of exploring multiple styles with this powerful release.

Prior to our Acid Night on the 25th of January, Alien Rain (@do-not-resist-the-beat) provides us with an acid warm-up. A few years ago mysterious Alien Rain records came up from nowhere. A series of killer releases which easily made it into every DJ's bag, who is into acid. Floor a-bombs that leave behind nothing but a 303 wasteland. Later it became clear, that Milton Bradley stood behind this project. Idealism is the driving force behind all of Milton Bradley’s thoughts and moves – a fact especially prevalent in his musical output. With years of experience in Berlin’s electronic music scene, Bradley has built up a reputation as a decisive and forward-thinking artist with a versatile yet thriving sound.