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Manchester-based duo AnD have been on a hot streak this past year with releases on at least seven different labels, including Black Sun Records, Horizontal Ground, and their own Inner Surface Music. In the spirit of techno’s originators and the UK innovators they join, AnD explore depth and tone with bass-oriented, spacious productions, an aesthetic reflected in the following mix for D-Node.

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Media archiving Droid Behavior’s celebration of 9 years existence is now available. Interface 34 occurred on December 17th 2011. Special guests included Speedy J and Silent Servant. Droid residents Raiz and Cell Injection also performed. Visuals were provided by Oktaform and Scott Pagano. Music by Planetary Assault Systems – Rip The Cut. Video By Dean Paul.

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This past summer we invited techno star and CLR label head Chris Liebing back to Los Angeles for the 33rd installment in our legendary event series Interface. Needless to say to he sonically destroyed the dancefloor. Chris was generous enough to let us use this rare recording for Dnode. We are very proud to present his performance from that night in its entirety for your listening enjoyment. Below you can stream or download the first hour. To acquire the longer experience you must subscribe to the podcast here (iTunes | Feedburner). CREATE. LEARN. REALIZE.

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Henning Baer is one of the founders behind Berlin’s leading Grounded Theory parties, and as a producer turned heads last year with his releases on K209 including work with Sawf and Milton Bradley, which he discusses in-depth in an interview with TEA. Coincidentally we ran into Henning during our last European tour. One night while in Berlin, i went out for a late night döner and giant vanilla coke. Upon returning to the lobby of my hotel one of the bar staff told me i could not bring outside food to the lounge. I grumbled off back to my room and finished my dinner. My brother stepped out for a night cap and he was recognized by the bar keep as a member of Raíz. It turns out the bar keep was Henning Baer and he just so happened to be on shift. He apologized and invited us to Grounded Theory that weekend with a special appearance by Ben Klock. We went, we saw, he conquered. Aside from curating the excellent club nights, Henning Baer is heading into a bright 2012 as producer and performer. He presents this mix for D-Node 144, filled with a dark, driving strain of contemporary techno.

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Dean Paul’s one of Droid’s select resident DJs. Supporting Droid with his photography, video, and other media, Dean is known to most as a DJ for all occasions. A dedicated music head since the early 90s, he’s since played just about every kind of venue and always finds the perfect music for the time, place, and crowd. This set for D-Node was recorded last November at Cause in Minneapolis and features a range of sounds from bass music to deep techno to mid-90s acid. Enjoy.

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This week brings another European DJ/producer with a tendency toward the deeper side of house, Arnaud Le Texier. Arnaud got started in 1990 as a record shop manager and soon 5-year resident of Paris club Queen. After running Atcha Recordings with James Warren for five years he founded Safari Electronique in 2005 and soon moved to London to become a regular at places like Secret Sundaze and Fabric. In 2009 he founded digital offshoot Safari Numerique, focusing on the deeper side of house and techno, which is where he takes this mix of contemporary techno heavyweights.

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