Quote of the Day: “We live in a moment of history where change is so speeded up that we begin to see the present only when it is already disappearing.” (R.D. Laing)

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every photo of a normal town in the 1970s looks absolutely fantastic, is it possible that it could have been that different and magically charged with Weirdness?

let it ring from the mountaintop, don

Return to the Source season is upon us. 120 hours of techno, acid, electro, jacking house, rare grooves, ambient madness. Getting into the spirit with Patrick Russell's massive, full-body set from No Way Back last year. Best dance floor of my life. Ready to be under the parachutes...

A titanic achievement. One of those records that splits music history into before and after. The soundtrack of lost futures and post-rave bus rides, of oneiric drifting and Empire collapsing.

anybody on here coming to Detroit for Movement this year?

This is a beyond special and beautiful bit of dance music history documented right here.

im not really rocking with the fact that every aspect of modern life is like living in a casino

In tempestuous times like these, after everything above and aloft has been secured, nothing more can be done but passively to await the issue of the gale.

My guy Mike wrote some words worth your time on one of PKD's most underrated novels. Check it. ⬇️

Particularly graceful meditation from KFW here. This performance has a serene, stable quality to it that I really love. For fans of deep listening and calming drones...

If I started a blog where every single day I highlight a mix, album, or music release... would anyone check it out🤔 I need an outlet for the immense amount of music digging I do. People needn't read it. I think I'll just go for it.

Sunday Decompression vibrations from Sarah Wreath

And thus the work proceeds

Nearly a 5-hour journey through psychedelic groovers, Balearic beats and just downright jammers. Twists and turns abound, plenty of brilliant surprises in here to keep the most skeptical listener locked in. GET ON THIS.

Absolutely massive one ⬇️🔥

full of peace and joy, but encompassed by all the horrors of the half known life

It's a pop quiz in history class today: Underground Resistance affiliate Santiago Salazar unearths a cassette from the late '90s showcasing the Detroit sound.

Studying the latest Lot Radio session from the king Scott Zacharias. As always, it's one gem after another. Master builder and journey selector.

Detroit techno

If man will strike, strike through the mask!

Thomas Pynchon laid low for 60+ years because if he'd put out Crying of Lot 49 + Gravity's Rainbow as a public figure he would've ended up just like all those other Boeing whistleblowers

Salute to an all-time tweet

Image of the decade

Gotta have a dose of Optimo to stay right.

Minimal wave and atmospheric post-punk cuts from CPR Annie. Gnarly stuff for the weirdo diggers here.

Chills from Maurice Fulton here. Some of these blends reminded me of what DJing is all about.

Hour of downtempo from DJ Aficionado. Got turned on to his show when he brought on Scott Zacharias and have stuck around to keep listening. Excellent tripped out selections!

I've got control of the aux in the staff lounge this Monday morning as we return from Spring break. Had to hit'em with the NTS Radio Guide to Space Age Pop and Lounge Music:

Two fantastic NTS Radio broadcasts to spotlight this Sunday. First, PLO Man welcomes Hardwax associate Arthur onto his Drizle.FM program. Properly freaky and hazy journey. A session for the heads, by the heads:

yes, im swapping out the photo of me DJing for the more spiritually correct avi: Philip Seymour Hoffman from HARD EIGHT as he's about to spark a match for his cigarette and realizing he's gotten in way over his head

A masterclass from Detroit deep digger Bill Spencer in disco, soft rock, and left field pop vinyl cuts. The water's fine... get on in this Friday, folks.

Latest installment of the Unrushed mix series is a nice, immersive meditation from Jonas Xenon. Unfamiliar with the selector but a very nice showing!

I’m an NTS Radio supporter but havent been utilizing the station much the past couple months. As such, Im looking for any great broadcasts youve come across recently!

Holy smokes. Exceptional live hardware work from Hodge at Mutek here. It has The Juice, folks!

an honor to be on this lineup Movement weekend in Detroit. starting to prep my finest drones, soundscapes and ambient oddities for pure immersive bliss and rest from the dance

New radio broadcast from Scott Z. First half is host DJ Aficionado (excellent showing, I'll be listening to more episodes) and the second hour is the maestro himself.

The amount of human imagination and labor power that is absolutely WASTED right now—just useless hamster-wheel work that actively makes the world dirtier, crazier, more fucking insane and miserable, throwing billions of dollars into capital's ritual crematoria—is a world-historic crime

Forgot the degree to which DeLillo’s Underworld is a stone cold masterpiece

this is one to get ears on in these days of eschaton

my face shall not be seen

But this is not the half; look again.

this is some Adam Curtis shit, love it the '70s really are just *the* decade for understanding How We Got Here

Vibe, calibrated.