#Paul Dickow

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tatort 154: freiwild, wolfgang staudte 1984

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Click-through for ticket link to Anacortes show!

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Strategy — Graffiti in Space (Constellation Tatsu)

Graffiti In Space by Strategy

Based in Portland, Oregon musician Paul Dickow has been releasing music across a range of electronic styles since the late 1990s. His new album as Strategy takes on a Basic Channel style minimal dub techno. 

Dickow says he considers himself is a record collector first, DJ second and musician third. If this may seem a false modesty, it does point to where his strengths as a composer and producer lie. His ear and his sense of dynamics are the keys to Graffiti In Space. As a collector, he listens closely and sees how he would make things sound better for him. As a DJ, he is expert at pacing, sequencing and concentrating on physical effect. The bass fairly rumbles, the synth pads provide spongy propulsion and high-end squelches pan through your head causing a most agreeable sense of disorientation. He elevates this record when he plays with tempo and volume or drops shards of trance and rave into the mix.

The disc begins sedately enough with “Remote Dub” which has the slow-build aqueous flow of an early Porter Ricks track, a constant flux where everything swirls together in a sub-atomic slow dance. “Fountain Of Youth” introduces distant kick drums beating and metallic cracks amidst cavernous delay. “Message From Ouroboros” begins with a classic 4/4 trance beat, building stabs of arpeggiated synths and rolling bass. You can feel the big drop coming and at 2:47 the huge gut punch rush of sub-bass roars out of the speakers; the next 5 minutes are spent waiting for another, but Dickow, with admirable restraint and perhaps a knowing shrug, refuses the indulgence of repeating it. As he shifts down through the gears, Dickow plays with reverb, echo and pans to shift focus points and lower the tempo so you alight at the end, calm but invigorated. 

Graffiti In Space is an immaculately constructed trip through a genre often derided as background music. It’s a crowded field but Strategy stands out by taking the few key elements, adding some unexpected touches of his own, and emphasizing the physicality of his music. Play at volume with the sub-woofers all the way up, your neighbors probably won’t thank you but it will be well worth an angry thump on your ceiling, if you can hear it. 

Andrew Forell

[spy-in-the-house]

SpyInTheHouse 674.fm Podcast 020 28012019

Another regular SpyInTheHouse all-vinyl ride by Psycho Thrill Cologne’s own Claus Bachor through all different Electronica genres like HiTech-Jazz, House, Techno, Industrial, Breaks, Electro/HiTech Funk, Detroit, Chicago and Acid. Live recorded and streamed on Januar 28th, 2019 via 674.fm broadcast in Cologne/GER from 19-22:00 cet. FULL TRACK LISTING 01 DUDLEY STRANGEWAYS [MARK PEARSON]: Intro [ A-side from “Everlasting Treasuries 7” Vekton Black VBLK-007 GER 12" | 2016 ] 02 LAUREL HALO & HODGE: [JAKE MARTIN]: TRU [ A-side from “Tru/ Opal/ The Light Within You” Livity Sound LIVITY-034 UK 12" | 2018 ] 03 MR.FINGERS [LARRY HEARD]: Outer Acid _ Upsammy Hearing Voices Remix [ B2-track from “Cerebral Hemispheres Remixes” Alleviated Records ML-2237-2 US 12" | 2018 ] 04 GONNO [SUNAO GONNO]: Es [ A1-track from “Es / Los Ojos En El Sol” MERKUR Schallplatten MER-001 GER 12" | 2008 ]   05 GONNO: Short Days With The Orchid [ A1-track from “Merkur 3 EP” MERKUR Schallplatten MER-003 GER 12" | 2010 ] 06 STEFFI DOMS & MARTYN DEYKERS: Feet Of Clay [ E-side from “Evidence From A Good Source” 3024-028 NL 3x12" | 2016 ] 07 THATMANMONKZ [SCOTT MONCRIEFF] feat. NIKKI-O [NICOLE COVINGTON]: Ooh Wee _ Norm Talley Remix [ B-side from “Ooh Wee” Classic CMC-279RMX UK 12" | 2018 ] 08 JEROEN SEARCH [JEROEN SCHRIJVERSHOF]: Theory Of Absolute Identity [ A2-track from “Monism” Figure FIGURELP-003 GER 3x12" | 2018 ] 09 PLUTO [RICHARD IAN 'ROLO' McGINTY]: Plutobeat [ A-side from “Plutobeat” Plink Plonk Plk-004 UK Promo-12" | 1993 ] 10 DIVETRAIN [DERRICK THOMPSON]: Inside You [ A1-track from “Honey” Soiree Records Int. SRT-171 US Test/Promo-12" | 2019 ] 12 OMAR S [ALEX O' SMITH] feat. SIMON BLACK: Freaky Type [ B-side from “I'll Do It Again” FXHE Records FXHE-S&O US 12" | 2018 ] 13 GABRIELE MANCINO: Hologram  [ A1-track from “Hologram EP” Future Plans FTPL-001 GER 12" | 2018 ] 14 AUTO SOUND CITY: Modality _ Posthuman Remix [ A2-track from “WOD002 Auto Sound City” Weapons Of Desire WOD-002 UK WL-12" | 2018 ] 15 GABRIELE MANCINO: Moonrider  [ B2-track from “Hologram EP” Future Plans FTPL-001 GER 12" | 2018 ] 16 CLUB M.C.M. [K-ALEXI SHELBY]: It's Me _ Rocman Mixx [ A1-track from “It's Me / Club M.C.M.” Rhythm Beat RB-203/ D.J. International Records US 12" | 1991 ] 17 ADONIS [A.SMITH] pres. HIEROGLYPHIC BEING [JAMAL MOSS]: Isosceles [ A1-track from “If” Mathematics Recordings 003 US 12" | 2002 ] 18 STEFAN REIN: Scan  [ B1-track from “#002” BLAST 002 GER Promo-12" | 2019 ] 19 TREVINO [MARCUS 'INTALEX' KAYE] & ROBERTO [ROB KIRKALDY]: Restoration [ A2-track from “Formacus” Fossil Archive FAUK-008 UK 12" | 2018 ] 20 STEFAN REIN: Mad Energy  [ A1-track from “#002” BLAST 002 GER Promo-12" | 2019 ] 20 DIMI ANGELIS: Crossfire  [ A1-track from “Act IV” Propaganda Moscow PROPAGANDAM-008 RUS 12" | 2018 ] 21 STEFAN REIN: Dark Tunnel  [ A2-track from “#002” BLAST 002 GER Promo-12" | 2019 ] 22 KIRK DEGIORGIO: The Convergence  [ A2-track from “Act IV” Propaganda Moscow PROPAGANDAM-008 RUS 12" | 2018 ] 23 THIRD SON [JOSEPH THOMAS PRICE]: Bach 1750 [ B-side from “Syncope” Sodai SODAI-007 UK 12" | 2018 ] 24 UNBALANCE: Blood Lust  [ B2-track from “Act IV” Propaganda Moscow PROPAGANDAM-008 RUS 12" | 2018 ] 25 ANNIE HALL: Lavandule _ Mattheis Remix  [ A2-track from “Statics” Musar Recordings MUSAR-004 ISR 12" | 2018 ] 26 FOREST DRIVE WEST [JOE BAKER]: Escape [ B-side from “Static / Escape” Livity Sound LIVITY-028 UK 12" | 2017 ] 27 DOPPLEREFFEKT [GERALD DONALD, MICHAELA TO-NHAN BERTEL]: Telomere [ B1-track from “Athanatos” Leisure System ?LSR-022 UK 12" | 2018 ] 28 SURMANN: Untitled B1 [ B1-track from “1” Surmann SURM-001 BRA/US Promo-12" | 2018 ] 29 DOPPLEREFFEKT: Mitosis [ B2-track from “Athanatos” Leisure System LSR-022 UK 12" | 2018 ] 30 ESCAPE EARTH: Bleep Inside _ Jensen Interceptor Remix [ B1-track from “Bleep Inside” Batrachian BTR-001UK Promo-12" | 2018 ] 31 YAK [JON RANDALL]: Lucid Nightmare [ A1-track from “3024 FYE1” 3024-FYE1 NL 12" | 2018 ] 32 SDX [BENJAMIN STRECKER]: MS 04  _ 138 Remix [ B1-track from “Nocturnal” Dusk & HazeD&H-002 US 12" | 2018 ] 33 STRATEGY [PAUL DICKOW]: Forgotten Encounter [ B2-track from “Future Shock” The Nite Owl Diner DINER-011 US 12" | 2018 ] 34 DJ SAM C:  [TOMMY THE CAT]: Alien Agent [ B1-track from “Untitled” Dosis Decibel Records DDB-004 NL Promo-12" | 2008 ] 35 THIRD SON: Bloodsport [ A2-track from “Machine Love EP” 17 Steps 17STEPS-023 UK 12" | 2018 ] 36 TIM XAVIER: UFO Kommt  [ B1-track from “Dust To Dust” BPitch Control BPC-340 GER 12" | 2018 ] 37 HOSHINA ANNIVERSARY: A Cid [ A1-track from “A Cid EP” Jack Dept. DEPT-011 US WL-12" | 2018 ] 38 TIM XAVIER: Dust To Dust [ B2-track from “Dust To Dust” BPitch Control BPC-340 GER 12" | 2018 ] 39 HOSHINA ANNIVERSARY: DZYYY [ A2-track from “A Cid EP” Jack Dept. DEPT-011 US WL-12" | 2018 ] 40 BAM BAM [CHRIS WESTBROOK]: Where's Your Child _ DJ Rush Remix [ A-side from “Where Is Your Child (Archiv #02)” Tresor 165 GER Promo-12" | 2001 ] 41 DJ SKULL [RON MANEY]: Met"L"Gear [ A2-track from “Met'L'Gear” Djax-Up-Beats DJAX-UP-201 NL Promo-12" | 1994 ] 42 JEROEN SEARCH: The One [ C2-track from “Monism” Figure FIGURELP-003 GER 3x12" | 2018 ] 43 LENSON [DJ LENSON]: Nice Town I'll Take It [ A2-track from “REVENGE3” Revenge Techniques REVENGE-003 NL 12" | 2018 ] 44 SYBERIAN [SAIBIRIAN ™]: Lamp Black [ A2-track from “Tales From Outskirts” SYBERIAN SYB-005 RUS/NL 12" | 2018 ] 45 DESERT SOUND COLONY [DSC]: Grabbing The Golden Goose [ B2-track from “Tickle Me Pink EP” Holding Hands HHANDS-006 UK 12" | 2018 ] 46 JEFF MILLS: Abali [ A1-track from “Str Mrkd” Str Mrkd/ AXIS AX-077 US 12" | 2019 ]   47 MONIKER [JOE BAKER & TIM GILGALLON]: Groove Only _ Peverelist Remix [ B1-track from “High Rise EP” Dawn State DS-001 UK 12" | 2018 ] 48 JEFF MILLS: Helix Nebula [ B1-track from “Str Mrkd” Str Mrkd/ AXIS AX-077 US 12" | 2019 ] 49 MONIKER: Morning At Night [ B2-track from “High Rise EP” Dawn State DS-001 UK 12" | 2018 ] 50 PIERRES'S PFANTASY CLUB feat. J.R.JORDAN: Fantasy Girl _ Pierre's Acid Mix [ A2-track from “Fantasy Girl” SRO-750487 US 12" | 1987 ] 51 OMAR S: One Of A Kind  [ B-side from “O.O.A.K” FXHE Records ?AOS-7418/ Detroit Threads US 12" | 2018 ] 52 WAAJEED [ROBERT O'BRYANT]: Strength _ Jon Dixon Remix [ B2-track from “Strength EP” Dirt Tech Reck DTR-014/ Submerge US 12" | 2018 ] 53 RENNIE FOSTER: Detroit City [ A2-track from “Honey” Soiree Records Int. SRT-171 US Test/Promo-12" | 2019 ] //

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Bandcamp Friday buy: Wild Card 2 by Wild Card (Paul Dickow + Marcus Fischer + William Selman)

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Jim Henson on the set of Die Fraggles with Gobo and Uncle Traveling Matt. Die Fraggles is the German co-production of Fraggle Rock.

The segments within the Muppet world of Fraggle Rock were the same as the North American version, but dubbed with German voice actors. The segments from outer space (i.e. the Doc and Sprocket and Traveling Matt segments) were changed to fit the German audience and filmed at FSM-Studios in Munich.

The German wraparounds copied the North American Doc’s set and script word-for-word (except in German), whereas the UK and French co-productions were generally different. 85 of the 96 episodes were co-produced.

Steve Whitmire talked about his experiences on the set with Hans-Helmut Dickow to Duncan Kenworthy in the Fraggle Rock Season Two DVD Interviews segment titled “Docs And Sprockets”.

All of the Fraggles’ voice actors reprised their roles for the German dub of the animated version of Die Fraggles.

VIDEO RELEASES For a detailed list, see Die Fraggles Videography. After a slow start during which the first half of the first season was released on DVD four times between 2008 and 2010 (slightly repackaged), the entire 85 episode run of the show was finally made commercially available for the first time on December 10, 2010, and issued in a complete box set in 2011.

A reissue of the complete series was released in 2018, for the first time donning the Jim Henson Company logo.

CAST Doc: Hans-Helmut Dickow Sprocket: Steve Whitmire (for first 12 episodes only), Dave Barclay, Mike Quinn (for 6 second season episodes only), Louise Gold (the last handful of episodes) Sprocket (assistant): Eva Böhmke Uncle Traveling Matt and Gobo Fraggle (puppeteer only): Siegfried Böhmke CREW Director: Horst Eppinger Set Designer: Horst Hennicke Production Supervisors: Martin Baker, Hermann Hinze-Selch Dialogue Translation/Voice Direction: Eberhard Storeck Editor: Hans-Dieter Radke

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Strategy: “Cascadia Friday”

Portland producer Paul Dickow has rarely sounded as straight-up clubby as he does here.

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August Monthly Radar

[Note from editor: We publish a Weekly Radar for Geek Estate Mastermind members with a range of curated links and analysis/commentary that comes out every Friday morning along with member news to peruse. This is a summary for the month of August.]

Mastermind Summary

With the Seahawks 2-0, a thunderstorm for the ages, and leaves starting to appear on the ground, it’s starting to feel like fall here in the Pacific Northwest. Let’s all make the most of the two-month window before starting to close up shop for the holidays.

– Drew Meyers

New Members

Asher Matsuda from HouseMoney

Ryan Frazier from Arrived

Geoffrey Green from REALLY

Patrick McLoughlin from Digs

Jorge Aguilar from Trove

Court Cunningham from Perch

Dana Bennett from REColorado

Michael Hickman from Seven Gables Real Estate

Roj Niyogi from HomeBit

Ted Adler from Union Street Media

Suzanne Mueller from Realtor.com

Marshall Beck from BrokerAssist

Judd Schoenholtz from Opendoor

Wendy Gilch from Selling Later

Prem Luthra from Elm Street Technology

Sanjay Parikh from HomeBit

Paul Levine from Sapphire Venturrs

Eric Tsai from asteroom

Marc Dickow from Core7 Real Estate

Teresa Grobecker from reConsortia

Member News

Congrats to Lane Hornung for the continued progress with zavvie, announcing 6 more brokerage partners.

Opendoor is now offering home loans.

Steven Wynands and Sasha Hryciuk both had their products recently reviewed by Inman News: Peer Reputation here and Loft47 here.

Cool to see Chuck Hattemer explain OneRent’s “Find Renters” feature allowing homeowners with a vacant property to match with a qualified renter group.

Great to see Greg Fischer & Caroline Pinal team up on the partnership between Giveback Homes and West + Main Homes.

Congrats to FlyHomes for raising $141 in debt and equity to continue their expansion.

Congrats to Pierre Calzadilla, Vincent-Charles Hodder, and Eric Stegemann for finalizing the Tribus-Local Logic partnership.

Eric Stegemann and Dominik Pogorzelski have teamed up to make Tribus websites voice searchable using Restb.ai technology.

Greg Robertson and Dan Woolley shipped HomeBeat to automatically send home value updates to past clients.

Karen Abram, Steven Wynands, and Teresa Grobecker pitched at New Kids on the Block (locked). Well done.

Congrats to Anna-Lea Dieringer for closing Remarkably’s $4.1 million round.

Red Oak Realty is now the largest indie brokerage in the East Bay. Congrats to Aman Daro & team!

Zillow partnered with Giveback Homes to help agents rebuild.

David Harris from Remzy was interviewed by Inside.com.

Estated Launched a New Version of Bulk Property Data Solution with Coverage on 105M Homes Nationwide.

Compass raised $370 million.

Transmission Topics

Drew Meyers dives into a new rent-to-equity model offering increased certainty to future home buyers.

Rivers Pearce talks about how “Good enough” isn’t even close to good enough when it comes to the technology pillar of your business.

Drew Meyers sets a new course for Geek Estate: smaller is better.

Drew Meyers explores what would happen if every homeowner in America had a VC in their corner and Christian Sterner talks about how savvy content creators and owners are taking back their audience.

Rivers Pearce argues that an agent’s highest priority should be the last impression: the closing/transaction.

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August Monthly Radar

[Note from editor: We publish a Weekly Radar for Geek Estate Mastermind members with a range of curated links and analysis/commentary that comes out every Friday morning along with member news to peruse. This is a summary for the month of August.]

Mastermind Summary

With the Seahawks 2-0, a thunderstorm for the ages, and leaves starting to appear on the ground, it’s starting to feel like fall here in the Pacific Northwest. Let’s all make the most of the two-month window before starting to close up shop for the holidays.

– Drew Meyers

New Members

Asher Matsuda from HouseMoney

Ryan Frazier from Arrived

Geoffrey Green from REALLY

Patrick McLoughlin from Digs

Jorge Aguilar from Trove

Court Cunningham from Perch

Dana Bennett from REColorado

Michael Hickman from Seven Gables Real Estate

Roj Niyogi from HomeBit

Ted Adler from Union Street Media

Suzanne Mueller from Realtor.com

Marshall Beck from BrokerAssist

Judd Schoenholtz from Opendoor

Wendy Gilch from Selling Later

Prem Luthra from Elm Street Technology

Sanjay Parikh from HomeBit

Paul Levine from Sapphire Venturrs

Eric Tsai from asteroom

Marc Dickow from Core7 Real Estate

Teresa Grobecker from reConsortia

Member News

Congrats to Lane Hornung for the continued progress with zavvie, announcing 6 more brokerage partners.

Opendoor is now offering home loans.

Steven Wynands and Sasha Hryciuk both had their products recently reviewed by Inman News: Peer Reputation here and Loft47 here.

Cool to see Chuck Hattemer explain OneRent’s “Find Renters” feature allowing homeowners with a vacant property to match with a qualified renter group.

Great to see Greg Fischer & Caroline Pinal team up on the partnership between Giveback Homes and West + Main Homes.

Congrats to FlyHomes for raising $141 in debt and equity to continue their expansion.

Congrats to Pierre Calzadilla, Vincent-Charles Hodder, and Eric Stegemann for finalizing the Tribus-Local Logic partnership.

Eric Stegemann and Dominik Pogorzelski have teamed up to make Tribus websites voice searchable using Restb.ai technology.

Greg Robertson and Dan Woolley shipped HomeBeat to automatically send home value updates to past clients.

Karen Abram, Steven Wynands, and Teresa Grobecker pitched at New Kids on the Block (locked). Well done.

Congrats to Anna-Lea Dieringer for closing Remarkably’s $4.1 million round.

Red Oak Realty is now the largest indie brokerage in the East Bay. Congrats to Aman Daro & team!

Zillow partnered with Giveback Homes to help agents rebuild.

David Harris from Remzy was interviewed by Inside.com.

Estated Launched a New Version of Bulk Property Data Solution with Coverage on 105M Homes Nationwide.

Compass raised $370 million.

Transmission Topics

Drew Meyers dives into a new rent-to-equity model offering increased certainty to future home buyers.

Rivers Pearce talks about how “Good enough” isn’t even close to good enough when it comes to the technology pillar of your business.

Drew Meyers sets a new course for Geek Estate: smaller is better.

Drew Meyers explores what would happen if every homeowner in America had a VC in their corner and Christian Sterner talks about how savvy content creators and owners are taking back their audience.

Rivers Pearce argues that an agent’s highest priority should be the last impression: the closing/transaction.

AUGUST MONTHLY RADAR

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August Monthly Radar

[Note from editor: We publish a Weekly Radar for Geek Estate Mastermind members with a range of curated links and analysis/commentary that comes out every Friday morning along with member news to peruse. This is a summary for the month of August.]

Mastermind Summary

With the Seahawks 2-0, a thunderstorm for the ages, and leaves starting to appear on the ground, it’s starting to feel like fall here in the Pacific Northwest. Let’s all make the most of the two-month window before starting to close up shop for the holidays.

– Drew Meyers

New Members

Asher Matsuda from HouseMoney

Ryan Frazier from Arrived

Geoffrey Green from REALLY

Patrick McLoughlin from Digs

Jorge Aguilar from Trove

Court Cunningham from Perch

Dana Bennett from REColorado

Michael Hickman from Seven Gables Real Estate

Roj Niyogi from HomeBit

Ted Adler from Union Street Media

Suzanne Mueller from Realtor.com

Marshall Beck from BrokerAssist

Judd Schoenholtz from Opendoor

Wendy Gilch from Selling Later

Prem Luthra from Elm Street Technology

Sanjay Parikh from HomeBit

Paul Levine from Sapphire Venturrs

Eric Tsai from asteroom

Marc Dickow from Core7 Real Estate

Teresa Grobecker from reConsortia

Member News

Congrats to Lane Hornung for the continued progress with zavvie, announcing 6 more brokerage partners.

Opendoor is now offering home loans.

Steven Wynands and Sasha Hryciuk both had their products recently reviewed by Inman News: Peer Reputation here and Loft47 here.

Cool to see Chuck Hattemer explain OneRent’s “Find Renters” feature allowing homeowners with a vacant property to match with a qualified renter group.

Great to see Greg Fischer & Caroline Pinal team up on the partnership between Giveback Homes and West + Main Homes.

Congrats to FlyHomes for raising $141 in debt and equity to continue their expansion.

Congrats to Pierre Calzadilla, Vincent-Charles Hodder, and Eric Stegemann for finalizing the Tribus-Local Logic partnership.

Eric Stegemann and Dominik Pogorzelski have teamed up to make Tribus websites voice searchable using Restb.ai technology.

Greg Robertson and Dan Woolley shipped HomeBeat to automatically send home value updates to past clients.

Karen Abram, Steven Wynands, and Teresa Grobecker pitched at New Kids on the Block (locked). Well done.

Congrats to Anna-Lea Dieringer for closing Remarkably’s $4.1 million round.

Red Oak Realty is now the largest indie brokerage in the East Bay. Congrats to Aman Daro & team!

Zillow partnered with Giveback Homes to help agents rebuild.

David Harris from Remzy was interviewed by Inside.com.

Estated Launched a New Version of Bulk Property Data Solution with Coverage on 105M Homes Nationwide.

Compass raised $370 million.

Transmission Topics

Drew Meyers dives into a new rent-to-equity model offering increased certainty to future home buyers.

Rivers Pearce talks about how “Good enough” isn’t even close to good enough when it comes to the technology pillar of your business.

Drew Meyers sets a new course for Geek Estate: smaller is better.

Drew Meyers explores what would happen if every homeowner in America had a VC in their corner and Christian Sterner talks about how savvy content creators and owners are taking back their audience.

Rivers Pearce argues that an agent’s highest priority should be the last impression: the closing/transaction.

AUGUST MONTHLY RADAR

There are 8 links and analysis included. While we published the full November Monthly Radar, going forward we’re only delivering the full version via email. If you’d like to receive the May Monthly Radar (for free), ensure “Receive Monthly Radar/Transmission” is set to YES in your email settings by tomorrow morning.

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Long form articles covering the spectrum from shipping container co-living spaces to the battle for listing acquisition in the first iBuyer world war (Weekly Transmission). A sample Transmission is here.

Curated real estate, startups, & built world links & analysis blended with out of the box ideas (Weekly Radar). A sample of the links and analysis is here.

Special reports (our first is a category review of Small Landlord Prop Mgmt Software).

Networking opportunities with 165+ innovators from across the globe through the private forum & in-person gatherings.

Membership is $109 / quarter

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[dudleysaintdudley]

Just listened to B2 Occurrence At The Triple Door by GeoNorth Physical: geographic-north.com/cassette/the-infinity-file/ Digital: geographicnorth.bandcamp.com/album/the-infinity-file Catalog #: GN39 Deprived aura cassette, limited to 100 Mastered by Sean McCann Strategy is the longrunning solo project of Portland, Or. producer Paul Dickow. While Dickow has been involved with a number of unusually varied bands, collaborations, and labels, Strategy remains Dickow's most prolific, perpetually evolving and versatile project. 'The Infinity File' presents the final chapter in Dickow's long investigation into the mysterious power of cassette tape loops - an exploration previously heard on Strategy's 'Noise Tape Reggae' (Entr'acte, 2008) and 'Noise Tape Self' (Further Records, 2015). This process was confined to only a variable-speed, four-track tape deck and Dickow's own hand-made effects boxes. Opener "Noise Tape Emax" opens the set with a series of wide-eyed blips and a meandering, dislocated rhythm. The oddly-angled chant of synth noise soon takes shape into something else entirely. The various loops lock into one another at chance but perfect intervals. "Be Careful With That AX-60, Eugene" floats in a wash of clipped, stuttering clicks and shifting chords. You can't help but get lost in its calm, undulating hysteria. "Two Echoes" is a slow-burning drift of fluorescence that channels William Basinski without retreating into overly elegiac murk. B-side opener "Persistence of Memory" distills an amorphous cosmic drone seemingly beamed from some distant and unknown place. "Occurrence at the Triple Door" and closing opus "Requiem for Apex Predators" unfurls a dopamine cloud of hazy bliss, not unlike pop ambient godhead Gas at his most lethargic and lysergic. The fog eventually dissipates, making way for a blurry bassline that recalls the atmospheric funk of Strategy's classic 'Future Rock' (Kranky, 2007).

[dextervoid]

Emergency

The small time Portland post punk band Emergency always had a sense of awkward urgency, shedding layers of corrosive skin with impulsive clumsiness. Their vocal sputtering and guttural splattering’s alerting the listener with dangerous intentions. Made up of Paul Dickow on drums, Ben Lund on bass, Amy Suzanne Heneveld on guitar and lastly vocalist Ethan Swan, the four abused their means of music-making with an assortment of loud and off-kilter arrangements, flinging blobs of sound with childlike charm onto an insipid wall. Yet, not much is known of Emergency, their only full length album being a rare, screen-printed and recycled inside-out LP on Portland local label Archigramophone Records. The Less I Know is a bizarre trip into minds unknown transmitting songs titles such as ‘Spit With Poison In Your Mouth’ and ‘Tongues In Their Eyes.’ The DIY band also shared a split LP with San Francisco’s spiky electro-punkers Numbers.

Emergency drummer Paul Dickow went on to form the ambient electronica outfit Strategy and is also part of outfits Nudge, One Human Minute and Sound People. As Strategy, you feel as though you are being swathed in summer haze, sinking further into the sofa, all enraptured by slow, timeless sounds drifting like gentle conveyor belts in and out of the mind. It’s fair to say that Strategy is a million miles away from the muddled art punk of Emergency.

Dickow recalls growing up in Idaho with his composer and amateur computer programmer father in which there were vintage synthesizers galore. He further expresses his interest in ‘80s synth-pop and drum machines but maintains a level of mystery about the music he creates, preferring to speak of the equipment, mixing, producing and circuit boards used to function his methods. In an interview with online electronic music magazine Resident Advisor he comments that ‘Programming is a learned thing, playing comes first for me. When I make a song, I don’t usually sit there and cut loops into shape. When I play drum machines and samples, I’m really playing them.’ He goes on to fondly recall ‘One of my early bands opened for Mouse On Mars and they recorded us playing and then sampled it into their set. That blew my world wide open.’

The Less I know is long overdue a spin, so I’m going home right now to dig it and dance all angular to its eccentric rhythms and bizarre lyrics... such as ‘LICK! LICK! LICK! LICK! STICKY! STICKY! STICKY! STICKY!’

[spy-in-the-house]

SpyInTheHouse_radio recommended april 2017 podacast

Claus Bachor (Psycho Thrill Cologne founder) spinnin' a serious 2hr Techno set for the CROSSING-ALEX BLN radio broadcast [ on friday, april 6th 2017 | https://www.alex-berlin.de/ ], featuring all-vinyl-tracks by Melvin Oliphant aka Traxx feat. James T.Cotton, St.Andy, Strategy, Conforce (2), Mesak (remixed by Marcell Dettmann), Mick, Torrebros, Precession, Deepbass & Ness, Conrad Van Orton & VSK, DJ Skull, Claus Bachor, Shlomi Aber, WAX, Truncate, DJ Funk #1, DJ Sotofett, Kevin Over, Akilah Bryant, Cari Lekebusch, Orion, Rrose, Kevin Vogel, Dimensional Holofonic Sound, Gunnar Haslam, Robert Hood, Hardhead, Adam Michalak, Staffan Linzatti, Richie Inkle, Rennie Foster & Insync.

All-vinyl track-listing

01 TRAXX feat. JAMES T.COTTON: XTC 4 Luv [ D-side from “Faith” Nation NAT-007 2x12" | 2009 ] 02 ST.ANDY [ANDREW CURCURU]: Rhythmboy [ A-side from “Rhythmboy EP” Soiree Records Int. SRT-124 US 12" | 1997 ] 03 CONFORCE [BORRIS BUNIK]: Reverse [ A2-track from “North 2 South Part 2” Delsin Records DSR-119 NL 12" | 2016 ] 04 STRATEGY [PAUL DICKOW]: Bubble Oh [ A-side from “Spindrift” Kimochi 021 US Promo-12" | 2016 ] 05 CONFORCE [BORRIS BUNIK]: TKY [ A1-track from “North 2 South Part 2” Delsin Records DSR-119 NL 12" | 2016 ] 06 MESAK [TATU METSÄTÄHTI]: Stitch Seq _ Marcell Dettmann Remix [ B-side from “Dadawheel” Klakson 021 NL 12" | 2010 ] 07 MICK [TAKAHIRU MITSUKURI]: Instinctuary Beat _ Main Mix [ A1-track from Life Line Records LL-1012 JAP Promo-12" | 2000 ] 08 TORREBROS: Litote _ Part 2 [ B2-track from “Litote EP” Numoment Recordings NM-012 FRA 12" | 2014 ] 09 PRECESSION [STEVE O'SULLIVAN]: Sandcastle _ Mike Huckaby Remix [ B-side from Deep Transportation DT-002 Limited US PictureDisc-12" | 2004 ] 10 DEEPBASS & NESS: Outer Limits _ Shlomo Remix [ B1-track from “Outer Limits EP” Dynamic Reflection DREF-033 NL Blue-12" | 2016 ] 11 CONRAD VAN ORTON & VSK: Angular Momentum [ B2-track from “Quantum Entanglement” Modularz 024 US Promo-12" | 2016 ] 12 DJ SKULL [RON MANEY]: SERIAL KILLER [ D-side from “Stress EP” Djax-Up-Beats DJAX-UP-252 NL Promo-2x12" | 1996 ] 13 CLAUS BACHOR: Wet Job _ Sanomat3000 Acid Remix [ B-side from “Wet Job” Psycho Thrill Recordings Prev.RL Acetate-10" | 2002 ] 14 SHLOMI ABER: XY Play [ A-side from “XY Play EP” Nonplus Records NONPLUS-038 UK 12" | 2016 ] 15 WAX [FREDERIC VAN GELUWE]: Jack-N-Rhythm [ B1-track from “Revelation” USA Import Music USA-1149 BEL 12" | 1994 ] 16 TRUNCATE [DAVID FLORES]: 7_1 _ Truncate's 12-inch Mix [ B-side from “7_1 12-inch Mixes” Truncate-014 US WL-12" | 2016 ] 17 DJ FUNK #1 [CHARLES CHAMBERS]: Work That Body [ A-side from “Street Traxx II” Dance Mania DM-070 12" | 1994 ] 18 DJ SOTOFETT: Generic Mix [ A-side from SO-PHAT SO-PHAT-1 GER 12" | 2016 ] 19 KEVIN OVER: Real Love [ B2-track from “Boney EP” Underground Audio UGA-047 Promo-12" | 2016 ] 20 AKILAH BRYANT: Untitled B (Spider Design) [ B-side from “Arachnophobia” Hybrid HYB-017 SWE 2x12" | 1996 ] 21 CARI LEKEBUSCH: Eye Sight 2 [ B-side from “Eye Sight” H. Productions HYB-031 SWE 12" | 2016 ] 22 ORION [OLIVER DEUTSCHMANN]: Fall [ B-side from “Solaris EP” GKNSTR GKNSTR-011/16 GER 12" | 2016 ] 23 RROSE [SETH HORVITZ]: Specimen 2 [ B1-track from “Arc Unknown” Infrastructure New York INF-023 US 12" | 2016 ] 24 KEVIN VOGEL: Doppelganger [ A1-track from “Black Lodge” Surveillance SURV-001 US Promo-12" | 2001 ] 25 DIMENSIONAL HOLOFONIC SOUND [BENJAMIN STOKES]: Acid-3D _ Remix [ A1-track from “Acid -3D” Play It Again Sam Records BIAS-244 BEL 12" | 1993 ] 26 GUNNAR HASLAM: Vector No Campo [ B1-track from “Lovers Rock No. 10” Lovers Rock LR-010 US Promo-12" | 2016 ] 27 ROBERT HOOD: Untitled A1 [ A1-track from “Untitled 5” M-Plant MP-329 US Promo-12" | 2002 ] 28 HARDHEAD [ARMAND VAN HELDEN]: Demon Dreams _ Gravediggin' Mix [ B-side from “Demon Dreams” Strictly Rhythm SR-12398 US Test-12" | 1995 ] 29 ADAM MICHALAK: Decay II [ B1-track from The Other Way OTHER-001 POL Promo-12" | 2016 ] 30 STAFFAN LINZATTI: Just A Thought [ A1-track from "What One Sees" Chronicle EVENT-0014 US 12" | 2016 ] 31 RICHIE INKLE: Perspective Cavalière [ A-side from "Perspective EP" Pseudo Records PSEUDO-003 FRA 12" | 2003 ] 32 RENNIE FOSTER: 16 Stories [ A2-track from "Firedancer" Futago Traxx FTX-002 US/JAP Promo-12" | 2002 ] 33 IN SYNC [LEE PURKIS]: Storm [ A-side from Irdial Discs 27-ird-ins1 UK 12" | 1992 ] soundcloud_bookmarks: clausbachor ll  psychothrillrecordings  ll spyinthehouse ll  mixcloud

[ricardosousalemos]

Strategy’s “Occurrence at the Triple Door” Might be the Funkiest Ambient Song Ever

From his Portland, Oregon home, producer Paul Dickow (aka Strategy) practices a form of musical alchemy. He breaks opens old cassettes his friends give him, rewires their magnetic tape, adds his own embellishments via an array of homemade effect pedals, and in the end transforms random sounds into beatific ambience.

His new composition, “Occurrence at the Triple Door,” was made with this same process, but he’s found an unexpected funk in all his years of fiddling. Taken from his recently released album, The Infinity File, Dickow extracts a mind boggling amount of texture and alluring glow from found objects. The whirling, blanketing noise that opens the track pulses and radiates like an alien tractor beam pulling you in slowly. Just as gradually, he melts away the trance he’s built, pouring in bits and pieces of percussion and distorted melody: A thick, mutant bass-like sound that swims in all this beautiful mess resembles a trumpet and upright bass all at once. Suddenly, what was once a very noisy ambient track takes sharp shift, and with “Occurrence at the Triple Door,” Dickow makes his approximation of cosmic jazz. Never has nominally ambient music sounded this groovy.