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I don’t think I’ll be heading out to anything in July myself, staying in and saving $. I’ll be away in the USA in August. I would have loved to have seen Solomun, ahh well, should be seeing some great stuff in the USA, including Depeche Mode! I’m going to add on extra month to this one, it’s looking a little quiet compared to previous months.

Here are some club nights/events with international techno/minimal/deep-tech-house DJ/live acts coming up in Sydney…

JULY 2009…
18.07.09 : Worthy @ Lost Baggage - The Cross
18.07.09 : Kazu Kimura @ The Club Club - Chinese Laundry

AUGUST 2009…
01.08.09 : Vincenzo @ Co-Op - Civic Underground
15.08.09 : Thomas Schumacher @ Lost Baggage - The Cross
15.08.09 : Solomun, Isolee [Live], Arto Mwambe @ Berlin Sessions - Civic Hotel

SEPTEMBER 2009…
05.09.09 : Omar S @ The Club Club - Chinese Laundry

OCTOBER 2009…
04.10.09 : Johnny D, Michel Cleis @ Lost Baggage 2nd Birthday - The Cross

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So it looks like Sydney may miss out on Oxia and Audion/Matthew Dear, who are playing elsewhere around Australia in September. I’d love to see Matthew Dear do a live Audion set, not so keen on another DJ set from him. I saw Oxia do a DJ set in Barcelona in 2007, he was ok, nothing special.

So, checking the MySpace pages for Ben Klock and Marcel Dettmann I don’t see any Australia dates for the next few months. So looks like that rumoured tour is no longer happening.

There has been mention of Shed [Live], Reboot [Live], Luca Bacchetti, Nick Curly, Robert Dietz, Sascha Dive and Alex Smoke [Live], all playing here later this year, possibly at Lost Baggage, or LadyLux nights, but nothing confirmed yet as far as I can see.

I heard Steve Bug is no longer playing at the Lost Baggage 2nd Birthday in October now. I’d love to see him return to play a Mad Racket again, but guessing he may end up playing at Chinese Laundry once again. I may well see him in L.A at Compression, while I’m in the USA, woot!

Hey what’s happened to all the minimal/tech-house internationals playing at Kink @ Nevermind? Looking at the Kink and Nevermind sites, all I see is hype for their LocoDisco night. No doubt they had to change to more electro-house/bang-gang type sounds to keep the kids happy/coming in, and venue alive.

That’s all I have to report at the moment.

Party on!

~~

Please note: I do my best to get accurate info, but dates, artists, venues can change etc.

Updates regularly as I hear more.

Also, if you’re after info on other techno/minimal club nights with more local flavour in Sydney, check out the Sydney Loves Techno blog.

Also, the InTheMix - Sydney - What’s On section lists a whole range of electronic music events/club nights, check it out here.

Hello, here’s my next ‘reflections’ post, with thoughts and comments about my club/music nights out in Sydney this year. I was considering doing them in sequence, but let’s bounce around in time instead, here’s what I got up to last Saturday, going out to two clubs/events.

H.O.S.H. @ The Club Club - Chinese Laundry : 27.06.2009

It’s nice to see the guys from the Diynamic Music label in Hamburg Germany finally getting out here to play in Australia. I wish it had been a year earlier though. Stimming played here a few months ago, and coming up in August we have Isolée and Solomun. This past Saturday we were treated to H.O.S.H. playing for us.

I’ve bought a lot of these guys’ tracks, remixes, and releases over the last couple of years, a lot on the Diynamic Music label. ‘White Elephant’ by H.O.S.H. on Kindisch, is still one of my favourite tracks of the last few years.

There was quite a queue/wait to get into Chinese Laundry when we arrived at 11.30pm, but we made it inside just before H.O.S.H. started up in the cave around midnight, it was very full/busy, but not as rammed as it’s been on some nights there, so not too bad, room to groove.

H.O.S.H. was ok, mixing was decent enough, he played some nice tracks, working his way from the deeper side of tech-house, with some tribal flavours, through to more beat based minimal/tech-house/techno sounds. He mixed up many recent releases with tracks from a year or more ago, and a couple of oldies.

I knew (and have bought myself) the majority of the tracks he played though, so no unknown gems to thirst for unfortunately. I was also disappointed he didn’t play more of his own deeper, lovely melodic productions, and more from the Diynamic label, maybe there were some new forthcoming releases played, some of the tracks I didn’t know.

He got great crowd response, more so for the tougher sounds in the later part of his set. Dance floor remained busy. I’m glad I got to see him play, it was good, but not one of those nights I’ll remember for anything special really.

Here’s what I spotted in his 2 hour set…

M.in - Work That Body
Tom Clark & Daniel Dreier - 13 Cookies
Masomenos - Les Trois Petits Cochons
Julian Chaptal - Mamdaye
Butch & Virginia - From Above
Argy - Love Dose (Luciano Remix)
Shlomi Aber - Tokyo Shanghai
Marco Carola - Long Jump
Robert Dietz - Kanban
Guido Schneider & Andre Galluzzi - Albertino
Zombie Disco Squad - The Dance
Cristian Vogel - Xpute The Woop Woop
DBX - ?
The Sunburst Band - Journey To The Sun (Dennis Ferrer Dub)
Anthony Collins - I Wanna Give (Dubvox)

It’s been a while since I’ve been to the Chinese Laundry. The last time was for Deetron in October last year. There really hasn’t been any internationals playing there since, that I’ve been interested enough in seeing. Not that it really bothers me, I’m not much of a fan of being squashed amongst the type of young, over-excited crowd that venue attracts. I get the feeling it’s the first night-club a lot of these kids ever get out to.

Check out some H.O.S.H. productions…

Check out the sounds on the Diynamic Music label…

More Data:

http://www.diynamic.com
http://www.myspace.com/hoshme

Mike Shannon @ Deep As Fu*k - The Bunker : 27.06.2009

Leaving Chinese Laundry around 1.50am, I headed up to Kings Cross to the Bunker for a Deep As Fu*k night featuring guest Canadian minimal, techno/house DJ/producer Mike Shannon who was playing 2am till close.

As I expected may be the case, there were not very many people there, lack of hype and him being known by very few, plus so much else on the same w/end; Louie Vega, Dimitri From Paris, Kode 9, H.O.S.H. etc, all being the reasons why I would guess. There were maybe 50 people there at most, which isn’t too bad in the bunker because it’s a very intimate small space.

I really liked what Mike Shannon was mixing up, a nice variety of fresh/different minimal, techno/house sounds, some of it sounding quite funky. Mixing was tight. I think he was using both vinyl and CDs. He kept up a good paced flow of interesting music for the most part. I had a good boogie. For a while there he had everyone in the room dancing and cheering him on, but then there were quite a few sections later on, where he cleared the dance floor, from 3.30am onwards the place started to empty out, I left an hour later.

I didn’t know much of what he played. I remember hearing that new Santos - Hold Home track, and I’m sure there was some Lee Curtiss and Mark Henning stuff played, maybe some stuff from the Dial, and Frankie Records labels too, and no doubt his own productions and releases and artists from his Cynosure label.

I was keen to find out what a couple of killer tracks were during his set, so I asked him for a couple of track IDs, between mixes of course. He reluctantly gave me one ID, a remix he did of a Kenny Glasgow track (’System Overload’ I later found out), but on asking for another ID much later on, this is where my positive vibes for him took a bit of a dive.

I thought the days of that old-school Detroit techno attitude of guarding your music, were long gone, I guess not. He could of just told me he doesn’t really like giving out IDs and I would have respected that, but to be honest he acted like a bit of dick, DJ ego huh.

Thanks to the D.A.F crew for having him play.

So, what’s been happening international techno/minimal/deep-tech-house party, event, club night wise in Sydney?

I’ve made it out to the red ones, thoughts and comments posted up soon.

APRIL 2009…
09.04.09 : Audiojack + More @ Lost Baggage - The Cross
10.04.09 : The Mole ** @ LadyLux (Good Friday) Boat Cruise - MV Lady Rose
11.04.09 : Daniel Steinberg, Marc Romboy @ Switch - The Arthouse
11.04.09 : Spencer Parker, Djuma Sound System @ Kink - Nevermind
12.04.09 : Tiger Stripes @ Paul Strange Presents - Favela
12.04.09 : Trentemoller (DJ Set) + More @ Killer Easter - The Metro
12.04.09 : Minilogue (DJ Set - Sebastian Mullaert), Marc Romboy, Daniel Dreier + More @ Easter Teknival ‘09 (Deep As Fu*k & Likes Of You) - The Cross / The Bunker
13.04.09 : Daniel Dreier + More @ Spice - The Bunker
17.04.09 : Djuma Sound System @ SideRoom - LadyLux
18.04.09 : Djuma Sound System @ Bread & Butter - LadyLux
18.04.09 : Spencer Parker @ Wham (Office) - World Bar
18.04.09 : Tiger Stripes @ Kink - Nevermind
18.04.09 : Daniel Dreier @ Deep Impressions - The Bunker
19.04.09 : Spencer Parker @ Spice - The Bunker
19.04.09 : Djuma Sound System @ Little Miss Sundays - LadyLux
24.04.09 : Stimming [Live], Justus Kohncke [Live], Marcus Worgull + More @ Becks : Berlin Sessions - Civic Hotel/Underground
24.04.09 : Konrad Black @ Glitch - Nevermind
25.04.09 : Luztenkirchen, Martin Eyerer, Tomcraft + More @ 5 Years Of Great Stuff - The Arthouse
25.04.09 : Spencer Parker @ Bread & Butter - LadyLux (Closing For Renovations)
25.04.09 : Henning Richter, Luke Le Mans @ Deep As Fu*k - The Bunker

MAY 2009…
09.05.09 : Stacey Pullen @ Sneakerpeeps (Hardware/Paul Strange) - Favela
16.05.09 : Loco Dice, Hernan Cattaneo, Jesse Rose, Oliver $, King Roc + More @ The Likes Of You - The Metro
16.05.09 : Trus’ Me, Mic Newman + More @ Lost (Baggage) Disco - The Cross
23.05.09 : Motorcitysoul, The Revenge + More @ Co-Op - 53-55 Liverpool St (La Campana)

JUNE 2009…
05.06.09 : Justin Martin @ WLS Pre-Party - Favela
06.06.09 : Anja Schneider, 16 Bit Lolitas, Popof [Live], Dinky, Guy Gerber [Live], Justin Martin + More @ We Love Sounds : Winter Music Festival ‘09 - Entertainment Quarter (Ends 10pm)
06.06.09 : Popof, 16 Bit Lolitas, Dinky, Guy Gerber + More @ We Love Sounds - Official After Party # 2 - The Cross / The Bunker / The Bourbon
06.06.09 : Yam Who? @ Mad Racket - The Cover Up - Marrickville Bowlo
06.06.09 : Riva Starr @ One Love - Tank
07.06.09 : Jennifer Cardini, Pan/Tone / Sid Le Rock [Live], Popnoname [Live], Chris Fortier, Magik Johnson + More @ Deep As Fu*k 6th Birthday & Kompakt Records Australia Tour - The Cross / The Bunker / The Bourbon
27.06.09 : H.O.S.H. @ The Club Club - Chinese Laundry
27.06.09 : Mike Shannon @ Deep As Fu*k - The Bunker

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Some techno/minimal/tech-house type artists being advertised, and mentioned as playing here in Sydney in coming months, and towards the end of the year: Thomas Schumacher, Vincenzo, Worthy, Isolee [Live], Solomon, Arto Mwambe, Johnny D, Nick Curly, Steve Bug, Omar S, Ben Klock, Matthew Dear/Audion [Live], Oxia, Marcel Dettman, Format:B, Michael Cleis, Reboot, Luca Bacchetti, Alex Smoke, Shed [Live], Kazu Kimura, Sascha Dive, and more…

Please note: I do my best to get accurate info, but dates, artists, venues can change etc.

Updates regularly as I hear more.

Also, if you’re after info on other techno/minimal club nights with more local flavour in Sydney, check out the Sydney Loves Techno blog.

Also, the InTheMix - Sydney - What’s On section lists a whole range of electronic music events/club nights, check it out here.

Party on!

Welcome to the first of my ‘reflections’ posts. Written thoughts and comments about past minimal, tech-house, techno, house etc. music party/club events, featuring international DJ/producers and live acts, that I’ve been out to here in Sydney, and until now had not yet blogged about.

I’ve had most of these posts sitting in my drafts for months. I really have no excuses for the delay publishing them, other than being both too busy and too slack.

Let’s head back to the start of the year, when it was much warmer than it is currently here in Sydney…

Claude VonStroke, Christian Martin, Unabombers, Gucci Soundsystem @ Pulse Radio Yacht Party 002 - MV Starship (Sydney Harbour Cruise) : 24.01.2009

Claude VonStroke @ Pulse Radio Yacht Party 002 - MV Starship (Sydney Harbour Cruise) : 24.01.2009
Photo by Patrick Munoz from RA

Ahoy, me mateys! We were back again, cruising the waters of beautiful Sydney Harbour on the very modern, stylish and comfortable, multi-level ship/boat: MV Starship. And, once again it was another sweltering hot summer’s day, with blue skies and the sun beating down upon us, with 35-40+ (c) degree temperatures.

All the little problems from the previous party featuring Luciano on the same boat/ship (read about here) a month prior, seemed to have been taken care of it and addressed, which was great to see. Everything was much better organised, less queues, more staff/service, all made for an enjoyable, fun day.

I really don’t have any complaints, I guess just a little one. I would have liked to have heard some deeper, softer sounds to warm up into my day, but that’s just me. The ‘up-for-it’ party vibe seemed to start from the second we we were all on board, and departing from the dock around noon.

The crowd was great, friendly, happy, lots of smiles, lots of music lovers, lots of babes in next to no clothing. Sound systems were Funktion One, once again, they are certainly loud, but I’m still not won over on their sound. I was thinking, they remind me of the sound people would get with mega Hi-Fi systems in the 80’s setting the multi-band graphic equalizers into a smile shape, with over boosted lows and tops, and nothing in the middle range.

San Francisco DJ/producer Claude VonStroke does a fantastic job of bringing the party vibe. This is the second time I’ve seen him play in Sydney. He layed down a great mix of fun, party, tech-house and minimal sounds, with some nice deeper moments. There were lots of buzzy, synthetic melodies and sounds, deep throbbing bass-lines and tones, white noise builds, and little sonic influences from electro-house, techno, drum’n'bass, hip-hop, house, r’n'b, and ethnic, tribal, Latin percussions all sneaking their way in, much like the sounds you find on his Dirtybird label, and with the darker tones from his Mothership label. I was impressed with the amount of his own productions, remixes and releases from his labels that he played. His great remix of Sydney’s Poxymusic - War Paint, brought a big cheer, nice to see recognition from the crowd. Some of his tracks/remixes I remember hearing him play…

Claude VonStroke - Who’s Affraid Of Detroit?
Poxymusic - War Paint (Claude VonStroke Remix)
Claude VonStroke - Scarlet Macaw
Claude VonStroke - Deep Throat

I have to say, I’m not as much of a fan of those sounds as I used to be in years gone by, but he certainly had the dance floor jumpin’ and the boat a’ rockin’.

I wasn’t as into the sounds mixed up by his label co-founder/mate Christian Martin, who played prior, who leaned more towards the electro-house-ish style sounds, and generally sounded more buzzy and noisy, at times it was like breaks meets acid-house. The crowd loved it all though. There were certainly some good moments, a few tracks I remember hearing him drop.

Roel H. - Dancing Bears (Phil Kieran Remix), thanks to Dariya for the ID.
And.ID - Acapulco
Tim Green - Revox (Justin Martin Remix)

Unlike the previous party on the same ship/boat, this time I actually managed to explore more of it, and spent some time on the middle deck with open sides, chilling out. I even made it up to the very top level outdoor deck, checking out some disco/nu-disco type sounds amongst the sun worshipers, I only lasted a few minutes up on that hot plate though.

All in all, it was a good fun day shared with new and old friends with solid, fun sounds. Reading, editing and posting this up in June, makes me realise how much I miss that happy, warm, summer vibe. I really enjoy these day-time harbour boat cruise parties, makes for nice change from being out all night till early morning in night clubs.

More data:
http://www.myspace.com/claudevonstroke
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Claude+VonStroke
http://www.mothershipmusic.com/
http://www.dirtybirdrecords.com/

Here, you can check out some Claude VonStroke tracks, remixes, releases…

And his Dirtybird label…

And his Mothership label…

Here’s a link to the ITM thread all about the party.

Hello, are we all well and doing well? I hope so.

I can’t believe we’re already half way through this year. It’s actually worrying me, it feels like everything has just rushed me by, is it really almost the end of June?!?!

It’s been ages since I’ve posted comments and thoughts about all the music/club things that I’ve been out to, and the music I’ve heard and experienced. I’ve been out to a heap of things over the last 6 months, you can see them, by the red coloured events on my Party! Party! Party! posts.

I have been keeping notes though, and lists of tracks spotted, and have a bunch of half written drafts all waiting to be edited and published. I plan to get these all out shortly, while I’m having a little burst of motivation for updating content on my blog.

I hope these past music/club/event reflections posts don’t all come out sounding too negative and jaded though. To be honest I’ve not gotten much joy and inspiration out of the majority of the stuff I’ve been out to and heard, but it’s rare moments when I do, that keep me interested.

I still have a huge passion for electronic dance music, listening to it almost every day. I’m always seeking out and buying new tracks, across (too) many styles: tech-house, deep-house, house, minimal, techno, even a little nu-disco, with the intensity varying with my mood of the time.

I’m not really spending much time/effort on DJing, mixing, or recording mixes though. I think I’m more addicted to the search for new music. I really only have a chance to mix on the w/ends, and have had a lot of busy ones, and other ones where I felt like doing nothing at all.

Waiting for the day… I keep waiting for spare time, energy, motivation and inspiration to all align, so I can record some more DJ mixes, but it never seems to happen. Is this what happens when you get old? It was all a lot easier to get together when I was younger that’s for sure.

Anyway, enough of my rambling, grumpy old man thoughts… Let’s get on with it.

“On a Tuesday morning…”
“When I was coming home…”
“My baby got all crazy…”
“And sent me to my room…”
“While I was waiting there, for my mind to turn clear…”
“I was listening to the blood, rushing through my ears…”
“And there was something else, that I could hear…”
“Have you seen the girl with the red head…”
“She got lost one day, and never came back…”
“Turned her back on a world in black and white…”
“Now she walks with bunnies hopping at her side…”

No I’ve not completely lost it, and started writing poetry, they’re creepy, spoken female vocals from a track played by Anja Schneider, that I’d like to find an ID for, track ID sample link here:

http://www.zshare.net/audio/61396884cc850621

EDIT: I just got a nice e-mail from Anja, it’s a forthcoming release on her Mobilee label, by Pan-Pot, track is called Confronted. Thanks Anja, much appreciated.

That track is from this full set, link below, very similar tracks, track order to what she played in Sydney at the We Love Sounds Winter Festival, the other w/end, I like.

http://rapidshare.com/files/235989962/anja_schneider_hairy_citadella_budapest2009.05.08.mp3

I’ve track IDd most of it, with a little help from hunting around Beatport, YouTube, some of her charts, and track-lists from her radio show.

00.00 - Steve Bug - Loop The Tube
04.30 - George P. - Spinning
10.00 - Hector - Got Fringe?
16.00 - Marek Hemmann - Inessa
21.40 - Luca & Paul - Dinamicro (Karotte & Gregor Tresher Remix)
27.30 - Patric La Funk - Restless (Tim Weeks Remix)
32.30 - Mark Broom Vs. Brothers Vibe - Mind / Feeling (youANDme Hirsch Edit)
38.00 - ID
44.00 - Tony Lionni - Found A Place
50.00 - Gamal Kabar - The Highlander
57.00 - Maetrik - Envy
01.05.00 - Pan-Pot - Confronted
01.14.00 - Anja Schneider & Lee Van Dowski - Deseo
01.20.00 - Miguel Torro - Sissteray

Jeremy Hotz

Joanne and I have been laughing till we had tears in our eyes and pains in our side! We’ve been seeing some comedians perform during the…

Sydney Comedy Festival 2009 (27th April - 17th May 2009)

http://www.sydneycomedyfest.com.au

So far we’ve seen the very chirpy, Scottish comedian Danny Bhoy, with lots of funny stories about his travels and adventures around Australia, perform at the Enmore Theatre. The next night we saw the hilarious Canadian comedian Jeremy Hotz, with his fantastic, miserable, self loathing, whinging and complaining style, perform at the Factory Theatre. I would have to say he’s probably now my favourite comedian, pushing Arj Barker out of my number one spot.

Coming up, we’re going to see UK/USA comedian Reginald D. Hunter and if there’s time afterwards, we might see what Australian/Chinese comedian Nick Sun is up to.

More data:

http://www.dannybhoy.com
http://www.jeremyhotz.com
http://www.reginalddhunter.co.uk
http://www.nicksun.com

I hope I get a chance to see this movie, it looks great.

Speaking in Code is an intimate account of people who are completely lost in music.

A heartbreaking and lighthearted documentary, it’s a vérité glimpse into the world of techno.

Captivating and entertaining, the film takes you around the world, following the people who make electronic music … their lives.

Starring: Modeselektor, Wighnomy Brothers, Monolake, Philip Sherburne, David Day & Amy Grill

Also featuring: Ellen Allien, Tobias Thomas, Marc LeClair (AKA Akufen), Wolfgang Voigt, Michael Mayer, Reinhard Voigt, Sascha Ring (AKA Apparat), Sascha Funke, Mario Willms (AKA Douglas Greed), Miss Kittin, Dan Paluska (AKA Six Million Dollar Dan), Mike Uzzi (AKA Smartypants)

Featuring music by: Modeselektor, Wighnomy Brothers, Robag Wruhme, Ellen Allien & Apparat, The Field, Monolake, Michael Mayer, Gas, Jonas Bering, SCSI-9, Gui Boratto, Superpitcher, Steadycam, Dettinger, The Rice Twins, Reinhard Voigt, Oxia

More data:

http://speakingincode.com
http://www.myspace.com/speakingincode

UPDATE: Saw it! This film was fantastic! I loved it! It really made you feel like you were amongst Berlin’s club/party scene. I wish I could experience it again, now!. It was great seeing Berlin clubs Bar25 and Maria Club on film. The acting, editing, style, production of the film was top notch. Paul Kalkbrenner did a fantastic job as lead actor and music/sound-track producer, there’s quite a few shots/scenes of him getting busy with Ableton Live making music in the film, which was cool. It’s quite a sad/disturbing story really, but at the same time very funny as well, odd mix but it works. The sound was slamming at the Chauvel cinema, very powerful, felt like we were right there on stage with him at the club/party. A little warning, there’s lots of sex, drugs and techno! This film made me fall in love with Sascha Funke’s track ‘Mango’ all over again. I highly recommend seeing this film if you’re into Berlin/German club/techno culture! I’d love to see this again, it’s a shame it was only on for a few days in Sydney. I look forward to buying a DVD of it later this year. Now I’m off to buy the CD sound-track.

Globe-trotting DJ and electronic music composer Martin a.k.a. DJ Ickarus (real-life musician Paul Kalkbrenner), returns to the hot-house rave scene in Berlin to record his highly anticipated new album. But internal and external pressures are taking their toll. His heavy use of party drugs supplied by Crystal Pete (Peter Schneider) is adversely affecting his personality and damaging his relationship with girlfriend/manager Mathilde (Rita Lengyel). Sent to a psychiatric clinic, Ickarus’ downward spiral shows no sign of abating until he is allowed to compose within hospital walls. But is it too late? Can Ickarus overcome his demons and deliver the music?

http://www.berlin-calling.de/en
http://www.myspace.com/paulkalkbrenner
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Paul+Kalkbrenner

Berlin Calling is playing at the 2009 Audi Festival of German Films in Sydney : Program

Wed, 22 April : 8.45 pm : Chauvel Cinema Paddington Town Hall (Sydney)
Thu, 23 April : 6.45 pm : Chauvel Cinema Paddington Town Hall (Sydney)
Fri, 24 April : 9.15 pm : Palace Cinema Norton Street - Leichhardt (Sydney)

Berlin Calling - The Soundtrack By Paul Kalkbrenner

01. Paul Kalkbrenner - Aaron
02. Paul Kalkbrenner - Queer Fellow
03. Paul Kalkbrenner - Azure
04. Paul Kalkbrenner (Feat. Fritz Kalkbrenner) - Sky And Sand
05. Paul Kalkbrenner - Square 1
06. Paul Kalkbrenner - Altes Kamuffel (Special Berlin Calling Edit)
07. Paul Kalkbrenner - Torted
08. Paul Kalkbrenner - Moob
09. Sascha Funke - Mango (Special Berlin Calling Edit)
10. Paul Kalkbrenner - Atzepeng (Special Berlin Calling Edit)
11. Paul Kalkbrenner - Castenets (Special Berlin Calling Edit)
12. Paul Kalkbrenner - Revolte
13. Paul Kalkbrenner - Bengang
14. Paul Kalkbrenner - Peet
15. Paul Kalkbrenner - Absynthe
16. Paul Kalkbrenner - Gebrünn Gebrünn (Special Berlin Calling Edit)

Paul Kalkbrenner music at www.beatport.com