Machine Label: Recent Episodes
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Ollie Olsen - Machine EP [MACH057] Releases 06:11:2020
- Machine 2
- Machine 4
- Machine 7
- Machine 3
Written & Produced by Ollie Olsen Mastered by Hesius Dome
Cover mage by VDMO © Machine 2020
After a brief hiatus from the music scene, one of Australia’s most notable figures in electronic music, Ollie Olsen has been back in the studio and writing new material since the pandemic started, putting an avant-garde experimental twist of the future into a genre and sound he helped to shape to during its infancy 30 years ago.
From the past and into the future we dive with this release.
Ollie Olsen - Machine EP [MACH057] Releases 06:11:2020
- Machine 2
- Machine 4
- Machine 7
- Machine 3
Written & Produced by Ollie Olsen Mastered by Hesius Dome
Cover mage by VDMO © Machine 2020
After a brief hiatus from the music scene, one of Australia’s most notable figures in electronic music, Ollie Olsen has been back in the studio and writing new material since the pandemic started, putting an avant-garde experimental twist of the future into a genre and sound he helped to shape to during its infancy 30 years ago.
From the past and into the future we dive with this release.
Ollie Olsen - Machine EP [MACH057] Releases 06:11:2020
- Machine 2
- Machine 4
- Machine 7
- Machine 3
Written & Produced by Ollie Olsen Mastered by Hesius Dome
Cover mage by VDMO © Machine 2020
After a brief hiatus from the music scene, one of Australia’s most notable figures in electronic music, Ollie Olsen has been back in the studio and writing new material since the pandemic started, putting an avant-garde experimental twist of the future into a genre and sound he helped to shape to during its infancy 30 years ago.
From the past and into the future we dive with this release.
Ollie Olsen - Machine EP [MACH057] Releases 06:11:2020
- Machine 2
- Machine 4
- Machine 7
- Machine 3
Written & Produced by Ollie Olsen Mastered by Hesius Dome
Cover mage by VDMO © Machine 2020
After a brief hiatus from the music scene, one of Australia’s most notable figures in electronic music, Ollie Olsen has been back in the studio and writing new material since the pandemic started, putting an avant-garde experimental twist of the future into a genre and sound he helped to shape to during its infancy 30 years ago.
From the past and into the future we dive with this release.
Releases Friday 2 October https://machinelabel.bandcamp.com
Ranjit Nijjer - Emenation EP [MACH056] 1. Decompression Therapy 2. Meditation 3. Emenation 4. Nearly Lost
Written & Produced by Ranjit Nijjer Mastered By Hesius Dome © MACHINE 2020
Releases Friday 2 October https://machinelabel.bandcamp.com
Ranjit Nijjer - Emenation EP [MACH056] 1. Decompression Therapy 2. Meditation 3. Emenation 4. Nearly Lost
Written & Produced by Ranjit Nijjer Mastered By Hesius Dome © MACHINE 2020
Releases Friday 2 October https://machinelabel.bandcamp.com
Ranjit Nijjer - Emenation EP [MACH056] 1. Decompression Therapy 2. Meditation 3. Emenation 4. Nearly Lost
Written & Produced by Ranjit Nijjer Mastered By Hesius Dome © MACHINE 2020
Releases Friday 2 October https://machinelabel.bandcamp.com
Ranjit Nijjer - Emenation EP [MACH056] 1. Decompression Therapy 2. Meditation 3. Emenation 4. Nearly Lost
Written & Produced by Ranjit Nijjer Mastered By Hesius Dome © MACHINE 2020
Recorded at Machine : Local Techno Takeover : Sat 21st September 2019. Mela Coia is the musical expression of the partnership between Brendan Ruys and Tyla Bryden. Together they traverse the realms of deep, hypnotic and soulful techno in a way that is dynamic, emotive and emanates flow. The harmonious interplay of their two energies leave the audience struck with an impression of balance, connection and cooperation not often experienced on a dance floor. Rare and unique, Mela Coia truly is greater than the sum of its parts.
https://soundcloud.com/mela-coia http://www.facebook.com/machineaustralia
[MACH049] Written & Produced by Ryogo Yamamori Mastered by Simon Polinski
(C) Machine 2019 www.machinelabel.co
[MACH049] Written & Produced by Ryogo Yamamori Mastered by Simon Polinski
(C) Machine 2019 www.machinelabel.co
[MACH049] Written & Produced by Ryogo Yamamori Mastered by Simon Polinski
(C) Machine 2019 www.machinelabel.co
- Azure Window
- Desolate
- Exist
- Moving Heads
- Azure Window (Echoplex Soleil Remix)
Written & Produced by Peter Trimbacher 5. Remixed by Echoplex Mastered by Simon Polinski
(C) 2019 MACHINE
- Azure Window
- Desolate
- Exist
- Moving Heads
- Azure Window (Echoplex Soleil Remix)
Written & Produced by Peter Trimbacher 5. Remixed by Echoplex Mastered by Simon Polinski
(C) 2019 MACHINE
- Azure Window
- Desolate
- Exist
- Moving Heads
- Azure Window (Echoplex Soleil Remix)
Written & Produced by Peter Trimbacher 5. Remixed by Echoplex Mastered by Simon Polinski
(C) 2019 MACHINE
- Azure Window
- Desolate
- Exist
- Moving Heads
- Azure Window (Echoplex Soleil Remix)
Written & Produced by Peter Trimbacher 5. Remixed by Echoplex Mastered by Simon Polinski
(C) 2019 MACHINE
- Azure Window
- Desolate
- Exist
- Moving Heads
- Azure Window (Echoplex Soleil Remix)
Written & Produced by Peter Trimbacher 5. Remixed by Echoplex Mastered by Simon Polinski
(C) 2019 MACHINE
Lateral - Fermion Ep [MACH031]
At the vanguard of a resurgent Melbourne based techno sound, rides LATERAL with this breakout release on Australia’s Machine Label. This 5 track release is a calling card to the world. Strong, rising, sweet and hard, it has it all and is ultimately fit for any nightclub or festival adventure.
The 2 Lateral originals: Fermion and Vayron are up front tech stompers. Fermion laced with floating stabs and pulses which compliment a massive reverberating bass/kick combo. There’s a maturity here, wherein far from being heavy handed there’s something of a dreamlike quality in the texture and depth.
Vayron is an enormous weapon, first capturing with a quality groove then breaking down with a rising tonal quality that builds in, peaks and keeps on peaking. It begs for show time with respect to main floor 3am. Seriously. This track is a floor filler.
The Fermion remixes supplied by respected Australian Ground Loop, take it to another level. The names indicate the intensity, but that said, look at for the 7am mix which turns the loopy groove into an organic, beautiful and melodic excursion. The melancholy here is gripping and speaks of the decent out of summer. 2am is a powerful tech bomb. Driving through with a massive resonant kick, stabbing percussive elements that carry the signature of Ground Loop, and a bass line that breathes even more life into the composition.
The Vayron remix is treated by French artist The Black Moy who winds it up with a 3 and a half minute epic intro to a shattering techno storm. Waves and currents circulating around the same motif as the original, with added layers and answering calls from the deep.
This is the sound of Machine Label Australia
Track Listing: 1. Fermion 2. Vayron 3. Fermion (Ground Loop 2am Remix) 4. Fermion (Ground Loop 7am Remix) 5. Lateral - Vayron (The Black Moy Remix)
Mastered by Simon Polinski Cover Design by Alejandra Diaz
http://www.machinelabel.co
Lateral - Fermion Ep [MACH031]
At the vanguard of a resurgent Melbourne based techno sound, rides LATERAL with this breakout release on Australia’s Machine Label. This 5 track release is a calling card to the world. Strong, rising, sweet and hard, it has it all and is ultimately fit for any nightclub or festival adventure.
The 2 Lateral originals: Fermion and Vayron are up front tech stompers. Fermion laced with floating stabs and pulses which compliment a massive reverberating bass/kick combo. There’s a maturity here, wherein far from being heavy handed there’s something of a dreamlike quality in the texture and depth.
Vayron is an enormous weapon, first capturing with a quality groove then breaking down with a rising tonal quality that builds in, peaks and keeps on peaking. It begs for show time with respect to main floor 3am. Seriously. This track is a floor filler.
The Fermion remixes supplied by respected Australian Ground Loop, take it to another level. The names indicate the intensity, but that said, look at for the 7am mix which turns the loopy groove into an organic, beautiful and melodic excursion. The melancholy here is gripping and speaks of the decent out of summer. 2am is a powerful tech bomb. Driving through with a massive resonant kick, stabbing percussive elements that carry the signature of Ground Loop, and a bass line that breathes even more life into the composition.
The Vayron remix is treated by French artist The Black Moy who winds it up with a 3 and a half minute epic intro to a shattering techno storm. Waves and currents circulating around the same motif as the original, with added layers and answering calls from the deep.
This is the sound of Machine Label Australia
Track Listing: 1. Fermion 2. Vayron 3. Fermion (Ground Loop 2am Remix) 4. Fermion (Ground Loop 7am Remix) 5. Lateral - Vayron (The Black Moy Remix)
Mastered by Simon Polinski Cover Design by Alejandra Diaz
http://www.machinelabel.co
Lateral - Fermion Ep [MACH031]
At the vanguard of a resurgent Melbourne based techno sound, rides LATERAL with this breakout release on Australia’s Machine Label. This 5 track release is a calling card to the world. Strong, rising, sweet and hard, it has it all and is ultimately fit for any nightclub or festival adventure.
The 2 Lateral originals: Fermion and Vayron are up front tech stompers. Fermion laced with floating stabs and pulses which compliment a massive reverberating bass/kick combo. There’s a maturity here, wherein far from being heavy handed there’s something of a dreamlike quality in the texture and depth.
Vayron is an enormous weapon, first capturing with a quality groove then breaking down with a rising tonal quality that builds in, peaks and keeps on peaking. It begs for show time with respect to main floor 3am. Seriously. This track is a floor filler.
The Fermion remixes supplied by respected Australian Ground Loop, take it to another level. The names indicate the intensity, but that said, look at for the 7am mix which turns the loopy groove into an organic, beautiful and melodic excursion. The melancholy here is gripping and speaks of the decent out of summer. 2am is a powerful tech bomb. Driving through with a massive resonant kick, stabbing percussive elements that carry the signature of Ground Loop, and a bass line that breathes even more life into the composition.
The Vayron remix is treated by French artist The Black Moy who winds it up with a 3 and a half minute epic intro to a shattering techno storm. Waves and currents circulating around the same motif as the original, with added layers and answering calls from the deep.
This is the sound of Machine Label Australia
Track Listing: 1. Fermion 2. Vayron 3. Fermion (Ground Loop 2am Remix) 4. Fermion (Ground Loop 7am Remix) 5. Lateral - Vayron (The Black Moy Remix)
Mastered by Simon Polinski Cover Design by Alejandra Diaz
http://www.machinelabel.co
Lateral - Fermion Ep [MACH031]
At the vanguard of a resurgent Melbourne based techno sound, rides LATERAL with this breakout release on Australia’s Machine Label. This 5 track release is a calling card to the world. Strong, rising, sweet and hard, it has it all and is ultimately fit for any nightclub or festival adventure.
The 2 Lateral originals: Fermion and Vayron are up front tech stompers. Fermion laced with floating stabs and pulses which compliment a massive reverberating bass/kick combo. There’s a maturity here, wherein far from being heavy handed there’s something of a dreamlike quality in the texture and depth.
Vayron is an enormous weapon, first capturing with a quality groove then breaking down with a rising tonal quality that builds in, peaks and keeps on peaking. It begs for show time with respect to main floor 3am. Seriously. This track is a floor filler.
The Fermion remixes supplied by respected Australian Ground Loop, take it to another level. The names indicate the intensity, but that said, look at for the 7am mix which turns the loopy groove into an organic, beautiful and melodic excursion. The melancholy here is gripping and speaks of the decent out of summer. 2am is a powerful tech bomb. Driving through with a massive resonant kick, stabbing percussive elements that carry the signature of Ground Loop, and a bass line that breathes even more life into the composition.
The Vayron remix is treated by French artist The Black Moy who winds it up with a 3 and a half minute epic intro to a shattering techno storm. Waves and currents circulating around the same motif as the original, with added layers and answering calls from the deep.
This is the sound of Machine Label Australia
Track Listing: 1. Fermion 2. Vayron 3. Fermion (Ground Loop 2am Remix) 4. Fermion (Ground Loop 7am Remix) 5. Lateral - Vayron (The Black Moy Remix)
Mastered by Simon Polinski Cover Design by Alejandra Diaz
http://www.machinelabel.co
Lateral - Fermion Ep [MACH031]
At the vanguard of a resurgent Melbourne based techno sound, rides LATERAL with this breakout release on Australia’s Machine Label. This 5 track release is a calling card to the world. Strong, rising, sweet and hard, it has it all and is ultimately fit for any nightclub or festival adventure.
The 2 Lateral originals: Fermion and Vayron are up front tech stompers. Fermion laced with floating stabs and pulses which compliment a massive reverberating bass/kick combo. There’s a maturity here, wherein far from being heavy handed there’s something of a dreamlike quality in the texture and depth.
Vayron is an enormous weapon, first capturing with a quality groove then breaking down with a rising tonal quality that builds in, peaks and keeps on peaking. It begs for show time with respect to main floor 3am. Seriously. This track is a floor filler.
The Fermion remixes supplied by respected Australian Ground Loop, take it to another level. The names indicate the intensity, but that said, look at for the 7am mix which turns the loopy groove into an organic, beautiful and melodic excursion. The melancholy here is gripping and speaks of the decent out of summer. 2am is a powerful tech bomb. Driving through with a massive resonant kick, stabbing percussive elements that carry the signature of Ground Loop, and a bass line that breathes even more life into the composition.
The Vayron remix is treated by French artist The Black Moy who winds it up with a 3 and a half minute epic intro to a shattering techno storm. Waves and currents circulating around the same motif as the original, with added layers and answering calls from the deep.
This is the sound of Machine Label Australia
Track Listing: 1. Fermion 2. Vayron 3. Fermion (Ground Loop 2am Remix) 4. Fermion (Ground Loop 7am Remix) 5. Lateral - Vayron (The Black Moy Remix)
Mastered by Simon Polinski Cover Design by Alejandra Diaz
http://www.machinelabel.co