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Playlist from episode 8, Season 5 of Global Warming:

Tracks:
1) SubSonic – High End Boost
2) Xerofill (aka Dj Scale Ripper) – I’m Scale ripper
3) Dave Tronic – Würfelspiel

Hardtechno mix by SubSonic
1. SubSonic – Dead Island
2. SubSonic -  Psycho Invasion
3. SubSonic -  STIGMATA (REWORKED 2012)
4. SubSonic -  Heaven will fal
5. SubSonic -  Destructive Sequences
6. SubSonic – Distorted Reality
7. SubSonic & Mokushi – Line Of Destruction
8. SubSonic – Don`t Trust Anyone
9. SubSonic – Fuck You FRS
10. SubSonic  – My Wrong Side
11. SubSonic – Nasty Soul
12. SubSonic – Promise

 

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Hi! Firstly, thanks for agreeing to make this interview!Thank you!

You are known as Biomekanik, could you introduce yourself to people that don’t know much about you?
In my life I deal with many more things, but my greatest passion is making music hardcore / industrial, and I hope one day to turn my passion into my job. But even if all this is not going to become a reality, the important thing is to see people dancing and to amuse them when listening to my music, for me it’s priceless! And moreover I like to test myself on other music like dubstep and drum&bass looking for to bring back determined sonorities tied to these two genres also in the production of hardcore and industrial music.

How would you describe your style?
My style is very “rough and dirty” characterized by distorted sounds all with a good dose of hypnotic melodies, I love the sounds fit between them trying to give the idea of a great industry to work inside track

I read that you were listening to metal at first, how much of an influence it gave to your “hard” sounds?
I still listen to metal music but for production it is not my main source of inspiration

When was the time you discovered the music that stuck to you till now?
I discovered the music of hardcore at the age of 15 years due to various radio programs transmitted in that period that typically were transmitted, from that moment I was literally struck and I started recording many cassettes and day after day this passion started to grow out of control.

How did it all begin?
In 1998 I bought my first console and I started to experiment with the art of mixing, from which onwards I played in various hardcore party organized in the capital as well as various illegal ones in abandoned factories, but the passion was so great and from there I recently started to create my first hardcore and techno tracks with an old PC is not just performance and a Roland MC 303, from here I will spend day and night tweaking the various software developed for the production of electronic music, but despite that my production does not satisfy me that much, a little because I’m inexperienced, in a world previously unknown to me with the equipment I used to produce music at that time which was not very professional. Over the years I have managed to assemble a small studio “home” and to assimilate information on a variety of music production.

How did you get yourself in this scene?
In 2011 I met BLURIX Blurred Motion Records label founder of Croatian music Hard techno / hardcore interested in my music which I propose to work for his label and the output part of a compilation with other artists interested in collaborating accept its proposal and I will release my first track for BMR ” Don’t Stop Now”

With who would you like to collaborate and why?
My dream is to collaborate with those whom I consider the best in the genre because Dj Promo always manages to bring something new and different every time you listen to his new piece, you never know what awaits you! It’s crazy

What was the most memorable event, duo, festival in your career and why?
I played in various events, but a special one that excited me the most of all was a rave party organized in a forest on the outskirts of Rome, playing in that atmosphere was amazing!

How did it help you to develop yourself as an artist?
I always tried to compare with other people who share my passion and calmly accept criticism is that boards that are raised in an artistic level.

How’s hardtechno, techno and hardcore scene in Italy?
The hard music scene in Italy has definitely seen better times but is alive and present! If all that was possible in the later years the credit goes to the Stunned guys, definitely Traxtorm- founders of the historical records which have been able to promote the genre like no one else has done before, discovering the likes of Mad dog, Tommyknocker -Art of Fighters today, among the best in hardcore music producers worldwide.

You’ve just had your first solo project “Valley of the Noise” released. Congratz! How do you feel about that? What is the music range in it? What is the message you’re sending with it?
I am very pleased to be able to publish my productions after somany sacrifices for a label like Blurred Motion. The project includes 4 tracks of hardcore / industrial ones and is definitely more of my style and mind. Dark Valley of the Noise has traces characterized by very rough and distorted sounds with atmospheres Dark then we find Irreversible damage brutal and aggressive style with a powerful chest and a simple but effective melody and finally indub3al that combines two different styles such as industrial and dubstep. The message I’m sending? Nothing that’s particular.

What does it symbolize to you? Do your tracks represent any events of your life, periods, days or nights?
Definitely a starting point for something I hope it’s important for my career as a producer, but this will be the results to say. The tracks are definitely certain events in my life and many are born by the mood and emotions that I felt at that moment.

How do you make names for it? Does it have any stories behind it?
Usually there are some stories behind the title when I start to compose the track and it comes and I feel that the same causes.

How did it go making this album, giving it a “birth”, as it was your first one?
The Valley of the project, noise was born just like the rest of my productions, I usually close my studio and start to build the track starting out at times and sometimes a kick by a melody and then give life to the whole work, certainly has influenced by the charge given by the fact that this is my first project to be released for a label

Was it influenced by any other music, artist that was surrounding you at the moment, the one that you were listening to? If so, which one?
Over the years I have been influenced by many artists, but with this album I think I’ve finally found my style and this allows me to freely express myself in music, and it is from this “Freedom” that the best ideas are born!

What can we expect from you in the near future? Any plans, hopes?
I will try to improve and bring you a “cool” product and quality with the hope to publish soon a vinyl

Anything you’d like to say, any last words for your fans?
I thank all those who supported me and endured all these years and especially to my friend Blurix who believed in my music and thank you for giving me the opportunity to do this interview

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Dj Lukas and Fernanda Martins recorded the 4 decks set at Techno-Flash (Spain) on 05.04.2012. Now available for listening and downloading.
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