HeyJaredTerminal V
Electronic music festival based in Edinburghwww.terminalv.co.uk
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TERMINAL V PODCAST 128 | ACOR (opens the original)
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ACOR was just 14 when he travelled to Belgrade alone for his first 999999999 show, and that sense of fearlessness has carried him to where he is now - one of the most talked-about names at the harder end of European techno. Working entirely without formal training, the Novi Sad producer has built a sound that fuses acid, schranz and raw industrial texture into something abrasive and inescapably large in impact. It has come on labels such as EXHALE and Verknipt with plenty of support from tastema
Terminal V Podcast 127 | Sera J (opens the original)
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Music, for SERA J., is a state of mind - a means of interaction, inspiration and creation, not simply a career. Born Dimitrios Serasidis in Thessaloniki, Greece, and shaped by the Detroit techno lineage, he's spent over a decade building driving, detail-rich productions that fuse hardgroove intensity with hypnotic depth and landing releases on Mutual Rytm, Life in Patterns and Projekts along the way. As one half of Symbiosis with partner ANNĒ, and now stepping forward with his own live show, SER
Terminal V Podcast 126 | Nik Kastel (opens the original)
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Melbourne-based Nik Kastel is the latest in a long and impressive line of exciting techno exports from down under. The DJ, producer and live act has taken his high-intensity sound from the underground clubs of Melbourne to HÖR Berlin, our own Terminal V and many more hotspots festivals across Europe. With releases on Exetra, Reload and DSR Digital and millions of plays already behind him, Nik has built a sound that has proven itself in the club and is always as precise as it is relentless. For t
TERMINAL V PODCAST 125 | ASLØ (opens the original)
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Homegrown rising star ASLØ is blazing a trail with sets that are fast, heavy and full of surprises. There’s always a playful side to what she does, with her seriously energetic mix of hard techno, acid and big rave energy often punctuated by the odd nostalgic curveball. She’s also known for creating tracks using an array of outboard gear, giving her productions an extra raw and authentic edge. ASLØ absolutely smashed it when she joined us at Terminal V back in April and again in Croatia last Jul
TERMINAL V PODCAST 124 | 6 SENSE (opens the original)
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The Naarm/Melbourne production line keeps on turning out essential new talent, with artists continuing to push the groovier end of the dance spectrum forwards. The latest to make their mark around the world, having established themselves back home, are Brodie Johnson and Alex Garces, aka 6 SENSE. They play with a driving momentum and restlessness that has seen them impress at venues across Australia, with their sights now set on expanding into Europe. This October, the pair join us at Terminal V
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