Podcast


	s02e06: Carlos Souffront @ Come Feel The Acid (3-03-13) set 2 We have Carlos Souffront, perhaps the true lord of acid returning from the depraved depths of the San Francisco underground to unleash his unique moody vision, killing it in his closing set for IT's Come Feel The Acid party on March, 3, 2013 (3/03). His first set warming up for Tin Man was also stellar, but that pure late night intensity really shines through on this mix. His first song is Hieroglyphic Being's "The Lost Transmission" mixing out of BMG playing Erika's "Tow Ride (Marcellus Pittman Remix)."
	s02e05: BMG opening for Moodymann @ TV Bar, 4-16-13 BMG warms up for an unannounced set from Moodymann. Genre? There is no genre, that's the point. Weekend Lovers special party at the TV Bar on April 6, 2013. It was a birthday party for Mike Fotias' (Foton), co-founder of Burst Audio and Audio Rescue Team, who also organizes all the sound on site for the Movement Fest.
	s02e04: Mike Servito @ Samhain XII loft (Nov 3 2012) Closing the IT Loft Party upstairs at the TV Bar, directly after Erika's debut live set. Servito always says that when a set can't be recorded, then you know it's going to be legendary. We were able to capture this much of his set, despite the ghosts in the machine. We'll let you decide if it's legendary.
	s02e03: Moon Pool and Dead Band live PA @ BLACK OUT, NYE 2012 From BLACK OUT, Interdimensional Transmissions' NYE party 2012 -> 2013. Moon Pool and Dead Band brought in the new year with their experimental live techno, after masterful vinyl sets from Bobby Dolo and Erika. The duo pushed the sound system with raw analog electronics, surprising even themselves. With only psychedelic lasers to light the room, they took the party into the beyond...
	s02e02: Erika live vinyl mix @ BLACK OUT, NYE 2012 From BLACK OUT, Interdimensional Transmissions' NYE party 2012 -> 2013. Erika played second, between Bobby Dolo's freeform dance madness and Moon Pool and Dead Band's raw analog live show, throwing down a gritty vinyl set full of acid, techno, and creepy house...
	s02e01: BMG live mix @ BLACK OUT, NYE 2012 From BLACK OUT, Interdimensional Transmissions' NYE party 2012 -> 2013. BMG closed the show, playing after Mason's bizarre boogie from beyond vinyl set, Erika's insane acid vinyl set, Moon Pool and Dead Band's raw live analog show, and Shake's total turntablism, BMG was faced with perhaps the most handmade IT party yet. So what did he do? He improvised, and I think you can really feel that in the mix. Here are the genre bending results…
	s01e03: Claude Young presents the erika.net Skypad mix It is almost impossible to overstate Claude Young's impact on the development of Detroit Techno and other surrounding scenes (Lansing, Indiana, Ohio, Pittsburgh, and Toronto). It came from his all-in improvisational approach to playing records (what, you're not used to seeing someone scratch with their nose?) and his open and advanced attitude that saw beyond styles, scenes and race. It would be easy to say that he and Derrick Carter were the two most important Midwestern Rave DJs of the 90s, especially in terms of influence on the following generations. When Claude Young came for Brother From Another Planet and a short US Tour in April 2012, he stayed at the erika.net Skypad. Having been in Tokyo for a number of years, he was quite excited to just hang out and talk about life, watch sci-fi films and listen to music. This mix came from one of those discussion sessions. Made entirely from vinyl that was laying around the turntables at the time, while he concentrated on this view.
	s01e02: Sal P, Carlos Souffront & Scott Zacharias The second podcast in the IT field recording series hails from IT's DEMF party for 2011, Too Far Gone… No Way Back. The concept of Too Far Gone being a more free-for-the-mind music, but still totally lost in it, going from door opening until 12:30, when the party would switch into full gear as No Way Back. We had done this once before at the Tielab loft with Adult. and Perspects, and for this year we enlisted 3 ultra heads to share the decks, Carlos Souffront, Macho City's Scott Zacharias, and Sal P of NYC, Liquid Liquid et al. The place was decked out, the sound was perfect, everything was flowing to be an amazing party when a misinformed task force looking for underage drinkers showed up, netting no one but tragically ending the evening. Thus we call this last 90 minutes of Too Far Gone the only evidence of "the greatest party that never was".
	s01e01: Derek Plaslaiko live at No Way Back Interdimensional Transmissions is proud to launch its podcast with this field recording from our 2010 DEMF edition of No Way Back at the Bohemian National Home, Ukrainian Bar. This has grown to be a legendary party, so far both BMG's and Mike Servito's sets have been cult Bunker podcasts, now Derek Plaslaiko's set finds its release on our debut podcast. Recorded from 4:30 til 6 AM Sunday Night, May 30th, 2010... the room was packed, the place was going crazy, everyone was lost in the sound.