Eko : Resonance Series

EKO

experimental electronics, idm, glitch, extreme computer music, illbient, dub and algorithmic beats ekooooo.substack.com

Episodes

  1. Oct 10

    Eko : Resonance 010

    For this month’s Resonance mix, I wanted to slow things down and allow a little more space between the frequencies. There is something revealing about deceleration: when the pace drops, details begin to emerge. Sounds that might otherwise pass unnoticed become strangely present. Tracks seem to breathe differently; textures stretch out, rhythms acquire a physical weight, and what might have been background begins to occupy the foreground. The selection moves across different scales of time, bringing together older recordings with newer ones. I’ve always been interested in the way music can alter its own history simply by being placed beside something else. A new track can make an older recording suddenly feel unfamiliar, as if it has been waiting years for the right context. Equally, an older piece can lend a newer release a kind of depth, a sense of lineage or belonging. Time in music doesn’t really behave like a straight line. It tends to be non linear. This is part of what the Resonance series has become for me: a way of moving backwards and forwards simultaneously. Each mix is a kind of sonic diary, though perhaps less a record of where I have been than a map of where I am moving between. Records accumulate memories, but they also generate new ones. The act of mixing becomes a way of making connections between otherwise distant moments — allowing sounds, places and periods of listening to coexist for a while. Music has always been a way of expressing something that I can’t necessarily articulate otherwise. There is also something therapeutic in the process itself, whether I’m writing new music or simply sitting with records and trying to find a sequence that makes sense. Perhaps slowing down is part of that process too: creating enough space to listen, and in listening, to notice where you are. Bola - Forcasa 2.2 (Oval) Bellows - Untitled 5 Nea Ensemble - Polipodio Conrad Schnitzler & Pyrolator - 296-16 Grischa Lichtenberger - 002_0214# Dopplereffekt - Mandelbrot Set Julo - Structions Kwasior - 198875649 Grey Branches - Bevel Russell Haswell - Heavy Handed Sunset (Autechre Conformity Version) Lanark Artefax - Surface Light Drew Mc Dowell & Hiro Kone - Barely Awake Emptyset - Function: Vulgar Display Of Power (Roly Porter Variation) Mira Calix - Skin With Me (Andrea Parker Remix) The Things They Left Behind - 68 The Sprawl - From Wetware To Software Oberman Knocks - Cammerton Pull Creep SOS Gunver Ryberg - Flux Avenir - Al-Maqar Printiig - Syncytium Riigs - Surrender Somatic Responses - OctoBHATE Stylianos OU - Sarabande 5.6TM Fluorescent Requiem Francesco Corvi & HUgo Lioret - Momentum Oudeis - Purple Passage SDEM - K Temp Illusion - Local Park Vou - Distro2 Ayrtbh - Isan Nnirror - Timepiece Cartwheels Qancel - Sync Terminator Tranzzet - Rixs Tokesmo - 02.02.02 Dragon - Irrational Topology Nathan Ho - Unmaker Process Izu - Dwarf Urban Tribe - Sabotage Clique Annie Hall - bandit 28938 (Richard Devine Remix) Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

  2. Sep 10

    Eko : Resonance 09

    This month’s episode begins with the idea of rechanneling energy. After a period of release — of allowing things to dissipate, drift and lose their original shape — another movement begins: a gathering. Not quite a return to control, but a gradual recognition of direction. Energy that was once scattered across an open field begins to find pathways, to collect around certain points, to move with a different sense of purpose. In musical terms, this can be felt as a shift towards structure. Sounds begin to organise themselves around rhythms, repetitions and recurring forms. Patterns emerge from what had previously seemed diffuse. A pulse appears, sometimes tentatively, sometimes with the inevitability of something that had been present all along. Structure, in this sense, is not a restriction placed upon sound, but a way of giving movement somewhere to go. Structure is often imagined as the opposite of freedom, yet it can also create the conditions for attention. A rhythm gives us something to move with, while a sequence of sounds creates expectation — and it is within expectation that deviation becomes audible. The smallest interruption, delay or displacement can suddenly take on significance. A sound arriving fractionally too early or too late can alter the dimensions of the space around it. Gradually, the diffuse becomes focused. The open field becomes a path. Intensity is no longer simply released into space but redirected, gathered and transformed. Something that once seemed without boundaries begins to acquire contours. This month’s selection moves through that threshold: between expansion and concentration, drift and direction, dissolution and form. It follows the moment when energy begins to change its course, much as the seasons turn — not abruptly, but through small accumulations, subtle shifts in light, temperature and atmosphere. WEȽ∝KER - G!mba Tokesmo - 02.02.02.02.02 Donkey Basketball - Practice 4 Enabl.ed -Rhythm Corruptor Etali.de - A4 Kwasior - 198875643 Nnirror - Autopoiesis Qancel - Solver Port Sun Picture - Practice 7 Amarouchi & Caron Darras - Synth 01 Kiwanoid - Page x of y Tranzzet - Relecterr Tyler South - Vector Friction Roc Jimenez De Cisneros - Hocus Pocus There’s pizza on your focus Eryck Abecassis - Corbeaux Libress Lime68k - Club Music For These Collagon Fibers MTCH - Pioc Hallucinator - Recall (Wipeout II) Peter Maximowitsch - Minor Rave SDEM - H (d) Glitched - AUG Glitches Autechre 7FM ic Christoph De Babalon - Wishful Rian Treanor - Obstacle 4 Limewax - WVX-1350 Calum Gunn - Crowded Inversion Amedee De Murcia - Estranger 10-2 Arshan Najafi - Poly BASSed Deli Kuvveti - Potentia Varium Fiesta Soundsystem - Shrouded In Imagination G4BF - Mk-_hu7 Holy Similaun - Ok And William Fields - Wookie Flex Yves De Mey - Pavilions Marco Simioni - Ekkot Vire Tenebre - Ultraviolet Ayrtbh - Debr Billy Woods & Kenny Segel - Kenwood Speakers Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

  3. Aug 12

    Eko : Resonance 08

    This month’s episode was put together around the idea of decompression: the moment when pressure begins to lift, when accumulated energy and emotion are allowed to disperse without necessarily being resolved. Music becomes a space for this release — not through softness or calm alone, but through movement between extremes, through the friction and strange intimacy that can occur when one atmosphere is placed against another. There are suspended textures here, distant signals, fragments of ambience and sound that seem less like compositions than places you have somehow returned to. They hover at the edge of recognition, familiar without quite revealing why. Gradually, these spaces are interrupted by heavier, machine-like rhythms and low-end pressure — beats that seem to belong to some distant industrial system, operating somewhere beyond the immediate field of listening. Bass becomes physical, almost architectural. It gives shape and weight to what was previously diffuse, while the atmospheric material remains in the air around it, like a trace, an afterimage, or the memory of another room. There is a particular interest in contrast throughout the episode, and in the transformations that occur when sounds are placed beside things that initially seem incompatible. A delicate atmosphere can make a brutal rhythm appear strangely vulnerable. A heavy bass track can cast an ambient passage in a different light, revealing something darker or more unsettled within it. Sound begins to behave like an object viewed from different angles. Its meaning shifts according to what surrounds it, what came before, what follows, and the spaces that open up between one sound and the next. Perhaps this is where decompression takes place — not in the absence of intensity, but in its redistribution. Energy is allowed to circulate, to loosen, to lose its original form. A rhythm can become an atmosphere; an atmosphere can acquire weight. Repetition becomes hypnosis. Distance becomes intimacy. What first appears heavy can begin to feel strangely weightless. The episode moves through these shifts without insisting on a destination. Instead, it lingers in the unstable territory between states: between pressure and release, machinery and environment, presence and disappearance. The sounds seem to leave something behind as they pass — a residue in the imagination, perhaps, or simply the sensation of having occupied a different acoustic space for a while. A temporary elsewhere, where emotion is not explained or resolved, but suspended long enough to be heard differently. Aeson Zervas - 19 Fresnal lens - Rabbit Ruaridh Law - Glasgow Walk (The Ruaridh Tapes) Milanese - Barry Dub GNOD - Desire Donkey Basketball - Practice 2 Arash Moori - Doppleganger Lena Andersson - I Want Her (You) To Call Me Baby Aidan Byrnes - Stateseq2 Current Value - Weight Eszaid - Shot Down At The Prince Of Wales Unknown / Hate - Injustice Avenir - Ephemeral Pan Daijing - Let C Mantle - Aa_i.co.yl_re-t Vladislave delay - Post Mortem Etali.De - Mn-Vt’ Arytbh - Le Sun Picture - Practice 5 Moxus - 2020-01-19 Qancel - 1Tl Sunnk - Dragonfly Pond The Diakka - Pneumatic Frostfall Qebrus - Qntm Coeden - Numence Gloorp - Gloorp Life Future Materials - The Human Image Himukalt - Septic Nathan Ho - Vertex figurine Husken Driller - Small Clots Kero X Gotshell - HCSX KL Katsunori Sawa - Underwent A Pronounced Shift Toward The Landscape Luke Lund - Circle Of Debt Tranzzet - Seekencemix Somatic Responses - New Shift Limewax - IOX-5155 Tonal Tuck - Karp Eel Vou - Variation Memcut Tyler South - 06 Bewwip - Cvxzdvc Venetian Snares - Devil’s Totem Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

  4. Jul 14

    Eko : Resonance 07

    This is the seventh transmission in a monthly series of mixes exploring the outer edges of electronic sound: experimental electronics, IDM, glitch, extreme computer music, illbient, dub, and algorithmic rhythms. These sessions function as both archive and exploration. This month’s mix was approached like a dream sequence: a drifting procession of memories, thoughts, atmospheres and environments that emerge, disintegrate and recombine in a state of perpetual transition. Rather than moving from one fixed destination to another, the mix inhabits those fleeting intervals where consciousness slips between images, where fragments of experience surface momentarily before receding again into the background. There is a peculiar way in which places, people and emotions continue to exist within us long after they have passed. They linger as traces, impressions and sensations, often dormant until something unexpectedly calls them back into presence. A sound, a texture, a voice, a distant melody can suddenly open a passage to another time. For a brief moment, the boundaries between past and present become porous. We find ourselves inhabiting multiple timeframes at once, suspended between where we are and where we have been. Rather than presenting a linear narrative, the tracks are arranged as a series of interconnected microcosms: transient worlds that appear and disappear as if caught in peripheral vision. Each piece leaves behind a residue that colours what follows, creating chains of association that feel less like conscious decisions and more like the unpredictable logic of memory itself. The transitions are intended to mirror the way recollection functions — discontinuous, fragmented, yet somehow emotionally coherent. Music has always possessed this quality for me. It acts as both archive and portal, carrying emotional information that often escapes language. Certain sounds can instantly return me to forgotten rooms, long journeys, encounters with people no longer present, or specific states of feeling that seemed lost to time. The experience is rarely one of clear recollection; instead it resembles a sensory atmosphere, a feeling-tone that surrounds the memory and allows it to briefly materialise again. In that sense, listening becomes a form of wandering through invisible architectures of memory. The mix attempts to follow these pathways, allowing moods and textures to guide its progression rather than fixed structures or expectations. Moments of clarity give way to ambiguity, environments blur into one another, and familiar forms dissolve into something less certain. What emerges is a space of resonance: a place where echoes of past experiences intermingle with the present moment, where memory and imagination become difficult to separate, and where each sound carries the possibility of awakening something that had been quietly waiting beneath the surface of consciousness. Vladislav Delay - Wallfacer Container & Will Guthrie - Fern Glen Velez - Bodhran Boxcutter - Tauhid Ghostphace - Oscillating head Mark - ‘’Our home and heart is in Berlin, as we believe in the potentials of the local creative scene.’‘ Atom ™ - 0.9 (Almost a Unit) (Esplendor Geometrico Rmx) Katatonic Silentio - Deplacement De La Surface Wayla - Shed Ziur - Fly Like A Moth Dragon - Luxx Andria - Exbruss Autechre - DekDre Scap B Jesse Osbourne Lanthier - Supercritical Liquid Information Kero X Gotshell - PXL SRT Kindohm - Friend Suggestion Ayrtbh - Terminal Luca Bevacqua - Recurs Albedo Kwasior - 198875645 Lime68k - Gibberish Lorem - Goat Stare & Plastic A Marshall Applewhite - 2nd Floor Bed In Ross Old House The Both And - Field 4 Tranzzet - Recomplex v2 XDCVR - Defgen Crops - Crop 5 Moxus - 2020-05-04 Muhh - 5 Live Pent - 2_ Naoki Nomoto - Struct Potato Exe - Vctr_00 Ruaridh Law - Topology Coda Signal Black - Almost Never Sun Thief - Achromatic Arbor Tonal Tuck - Tods Terminal 11 - Tea Marco Simioni - Fladlid Kosu Nes - Icosel Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

  5. Jun 15

    Eko : Resonance 06

    This is the sixth transmission in a monthly series of mixes exploring the outer edges of electronic sound: experimental electronics, IDM, glitch, extreme computer music, ambient, dub, and algorithmic rhythms. These sessions function as both archive and exploration. This month’s mix was assembled around the idea of layering as a spatial practice: not the accumulation of sound for its own sake, but the careful placement of elements so that absence becomes as active as presence. Tracks overlap, fall apart, and re-enter from unexpected angles, creating pockets of tension that emerge less from impact than from the distances held between things. What interests me most is the way multiple layers can generate the illusion of depth. A percussion loop sitting just behind a sustained tone, a fragment of melody appearing through a wash of texture, a vocal trace lingering at the edge of intelligibility — each element reshapes the perceived dimensions of the others. Space is not something that exists prior to the mix; it is produced through these relationships, through the constant negotiation between foreground and background, clarity and obstruction. There is a delicate tension in maintaining these simultaneous states. Layers function as both structure and interference, supporting one another while obscuring one another. The ear continuously recalibrates, searching for hierarchy, then abandoning it. What first appears crowded gradually unfolds into a landscape of separations and intervals. Sounds cease to behave as isolated objects and begin to act more like atmospheres, extending beyond their apparent boundaries. Fragments of ambient drift stretch across rhythmic frameworks, low-end pressure carving out cavities beneath brittle percussion, distant harmonic material surfacing momentarily before receding into the mix. Patterns emerge through overlap rather than declaration. Movement is generated through small shifts in perspective, through elements passing in front of and behind one another like changing weather or light. I wanted this mix to explore that threshold where layering creates openness rather than saturation — where tension is sustained without release, and where space is not an empty container for sound, but something continually constructed, collapsed, and rebuilt through the interaction of the layers themselves. Versp - th.[f]_sfcs_002610_f71 Azkyll - UGA--EOT Nnirror - Process Grammar Joao Ms - Dr Faustus Guilt Factory - Rokhard Eczem - Vɛləm Relicx - MBW Complex Noxin - Market Forces Sendai - Isobaric Scott Gordon - Tilts IIII Sektion - Kopplung B Signal Black - Ton Somatic Responses - Tunnel Trip Tyler South - Current Vibsule Ozcan Sarac - UC/II,O Artur M Puga - The Scent Of Something Gone Fabian Klimanek - Heauton Synalegg - Poscar Da Dub & Pino Basile feat Ludovica Manzo - CollidingExpanses (Iron Lang Remix) Ecko Bazz - Nsimbudde S>>D - Intro Preflight DYL & Senking - 2024 Lee Gamble - Black Snow Dragon - Inline Conditional Al Wootton - Arnen Charlatan - Electronic Horizon Frank Bretschneider - The Eight Day People Pent - Section5 Insert1 Goat (JP) - GMF Animal Collective - Coral Realisation Basic Unit - Comcent Oneohtrix Point Never - Tranquilizer Vladislav Delay Quintet - Three Russell Haswell - Fractured Bones Hexalyne - Exiadd On Iron Lang - Insular dub Kindohm - Untitled 01 MTCH - Thfnd Shinra Knives & Tenshi - Safe House Kosu Nes - Alchemy Lime68k - Dissec 11 Autechre - M39 Diffain Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

  6. May 17

    Eko : Resonance 05

    This is the fifth transmission in a monthly series of mixes exploring the outer edges of electronic sound: experimental electronics, IDM, glitch, extreme computer music, illbient, dub, and algorithmic rhythms. These sessions function as both archive and exploration. This month’s mix was assembled around the idea of density: frequencies brushing against one another until they begin to blur, distort, and generate new forms in the friction. Sounds are layered not for harmony alone, but for tension — moments where elements seem almost incompatible, yet through repetition and proximity start to imply their own strange coherence. A kind of sonic architecture emerges from collision. I’ve always been fascinated by this possibility in DJing: the act of holding multiple temporalities open at once. Two or three tracks folding into each other until they no longer feel discrete, then introducing a fourth element not to intensify the mix further, but to subtract from it — to hollow out space again and keep everything suspended in movement. The mix becomes less a sequence of tracks than a shifting ecology of textures, residues, and ghosts. There’s something illusory in that process: how the ear retrospectively stitches together incompatibilities into continuity. Music has this ability to make contradictions feel inevitable after the fact. A rhythmic dislocation becomes groove; interference becomes atmosphere. What initially appears unstable begins to feel emotionally precise. Ambient soundscapes bleeding into one another until they become difficult to locate spatially, off-kilter IDM patterns and submerged dub rhythms creating syncopation and propulsion, crescendos gathering like weather systems before dissolving back into haze and background radiation. I wanted the mix to inhabit that threshold where structure and dissolution coexist — where sound doesn’t simply progress forward, but lingers, erodes, and mutates in real time. Joao MS - I’ve Been Here before David Toop & Max Eastley - Burial Rites Andrea Taeggi - I Alone Possess Nothing Carrier - Wood Over Plastic Paperclip Minimiser - TT A1 North Manc Beds - Strak Fis - Homologous 01 Dean Blunt - Direct Line Rian Treanor with Rotherham Sight & Sound - Action 6 30 seconds Alva Noto - U_08 Tyler South - Erfel Tyryx - Exygyncy?? Honour - Seven Trumpets Mr 76ix - 010 Azkyll - Glass Rain Autechre - JNSN Code GL16 Deli Kuvveti - She Sings To A Distant Dawn Doomed - Maelstrom E Wata - U D S2S Fiesta Soundsystem - 05 -09 Deception Is Beauty Guilt Factory - Na12 Monocondo - Shadow Shades Grief - Keys To The Astral Gates Moxus - No.3431 Robert Logan - Children Of Rust Keith fullerton Whitman - 260409-1 Shed - The Praetorian Poborsk - Derive Du Bruit Onokio - Form WEȽ∝KER - Hinterhoj Özcan Saraç - KHU William Fields - Ixowu Ayrtbh - G Qancel - Antidevice M Nesso - Pinecone Dittofused - Anzy Nnirror - Return Magnified Jesse Osbourne Lanthier - Blackwell Dynonetics Sorbitol Drops - Edgy Ecotone Eczem - Vormaks II Vladislav Delay - Rent Seeking Missile Tsrono - Trencz Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

  7. Apr 17

    Eko : Resonance 04

    This is the fourth transmission in a monthly series of mixes exploring the outer edges of electronic sound: experimental electronics, IDM, glitch, extreme computer music, illbient, dub, and algorithmic rhythms. These sessions function as both archive and exploration. Eko : Resonance 04 Ø - Otava Yves De Mey - Vecto Arash Moori - Flowers Of Evil Grischa Lichtenberger - 003 0415 09 0215 13 Youtube Beat Mainliner-Singleshots Recs Arrg ! e Short Munsing - Squabble Richard Devine - 0xin2lin HXE - Worm Low End Activist - Hope III (Demdike Stare Stressed Version) Upsammy & Valentina Magaletti - Every Cell Thought Every Thinkabale Thing Orior - Call Kode 9 & The Spaceape - Sine The Binary Colective - Rise Of The Overdrive Eko - Organism Dj Die Soon - Qaiju Milanese - Head Bocs Andria - Atemlos Fausto Mercier - Hall Of Frames (FT Francesco Corvi) Filter Dread - Portal Guilt Factory - DDD Heinrich Schwarzer -Figur & Puls 2_3-15 Keith Fullerton Whitman - 251213SKIP_TRACE Kindohm -It Me.gif Mike Dred & Peter Green - 105 Cornucopian Klahrk - Talk To Me FT Ludwig Wandinger Marshall Applewhite - Marks Fish Tank On Floor One New Tendencies - r.0419.2 RHGT - Expand Yourself The Both And - Field 7 Lorem - Raheem 2 FT Acre Skeemask - 29Hz Sun Thief - Feast Of The Cumaean Tranzzet - Keen Vaag - Find Rhythm Vladislav Delay - Refunds (available here) XDCVR_ - Np.linspace Akeyamasou - 20200205 Ayrtbh - F Crops - Crop 4 Pent - 3+ Worse - Richka Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

  8. Mar 18

    Eko : Resonance 03

    This is the third transmission in a monthly series of mixes exploring the outer edges of electronic sound: experimental electronics, IDM, glitch, extreme computer music, illbient, dub, and algorithmic rhythms. These sessions function as both archive and exploration. Resonance is an opportunity for me to experiment with contrasting sounds and discover how they can fit together in unexpected ways. Each month feels like assembling a new jigsaw puzzle—piecing together abstract elements and observing how they reflect and interact with one another. In this context, DJing is approached not as the application of effects, but as a process of immanent construction. The mix becomes a space in which frequencies collide, interfere, and bleed into one another. What matters is not the track as a discrete unit, but the intensities generated in the overlaps, the friction, the artefacts, the liminal zones between sounds. This tendency perhaps derives from vinyl culture, where mixing was bound to a linear temporality, a sequencing that imposed a certain discipline on both selection and transition. Digital DJing, by contrast, introduces a fundamentally non-linear logic: loops, cue points, fragmentation. Tracks are no longer played so much as disassembled and recombined. The result can be a paradox: an expansion of possibility that coincides with a contraction of focus. Against this, there is value in restraint in allowing the music to unfold according to its own internal logic and letting things evolve naturally. Quilsk - Invisible Migrations Gondwana - Entelchia Mark - See In Symbols 6amsunset - Should I go (d)/glitched - Op-six Process Calum Gunn - Renmela Dittofused - No Razor Bernard Parmegiani - Natures Ephemeres Ekzon - Dysphonomik Andria - Flaks Hexalyne - Exiconal Christian Vogel - New Value Luca Bevacqua - Substitution Of The Immutable For The Shifting Lime68k & Nathan Ho - We Regret The Error II Modul - Fm Ocul Synalegg - Barricades Tom Hall - Void Pointer Deli Kuvveti - Crimson Crush Pokk! - Hanway Place Hitori Tori - Nouve William Fields - Arctan Rian Treanor - Obstacle 2 Kosu Nes - Stamode Renick Bell - Buds Tranzzet - Puetie Oslo Tsrono - Voroni Gyre Yvat - Skew Ignatius - Risset 1 Kindohm - Veil 2 Qancel - Tite Duran Duran Duran & Aethereal Arthropod - Deathereal 3 Wolff Parkinson White - Galaxy Cluster 214b Community Advisory Board’s Most Promising Secretary Qebrus - ᐔ ᐌ ᐂ ᐍ ᐚ - 06 █ ͇͇͇͇͇͇̿̿̿̿ ͇͇͇̿̿ ̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿┌ ▄█▀▄ ͇͇͇͇͇̿̿̿█ ͇͇͇̿̿ ̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿̿ Zeuge - Rat Poison ft Lokom Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

  9. Feb 17

    Eko : Resonance 02

    This is the second transmission in a monthly series of mixes exploring the outer edges of electronic sound: experimental electronics, IDM, glitch, extreme computer music, illbient, dub and algorithmic rhythms. These sessions operate as both archive and exploration. A space to experiment with some of my favourite new music and how they relate and interact to older pieces in my collection. Where the first mix marked an opening, this one moves deeper into the circuitry. Resonance operates as a recursive machine: concerned with feedback and new paths of experimentation. The machine does not liberate us from human listening; it focuses and amplifies it. Time in this space does not merely pass — it smears, stretches, folds, and fractures. Loops unravel, reweave themselves, and fold back on memory. Glitches are not errors but sigils, fractures in perception that reveal the machinery underneath. Past futures echo faintly in the background, encoded in texture rather than statement; we do not escape the present — we hear it thinking. Listening is an act of attunement to these spectral currents, where the audible and the haunted interlace. EKO : RESONANCE 02 JOAO MS - DUB ERGONOMICS MARK - AUTUMN LETTERS 1903 NO.213 MORDANT MUSIC - ASDIC FRANK BRETSCHNEIDER - MACHINEGUN HEAVEE - UNLEASH S>>D - SILVER SHAMROCK INTERMISSION LEE GAMBLE - KUANG SHAPED PROWLA MOIN - WILL I HAVE ENOUGH GRAPES THE FEAR RATIO - T15 FIS - DMT USHER WONKS - TELEKOM ATRA BILIS FT DERIANSKY - SHROOMS BERT VAN A - LISBOA IDM BRIAN ENO & ROBERT LOGAN - ENVOID DYL - SEMANTICS DONKEY BASKETBALL - REDOX COMP HITORI TORI - MINDFUL OF FALL KINDOHM - DUBIOUS TRIANGLE LAIN - WHITE LIGHT LIME68K - FRIENDLY COMPOUNDS LUMISOKEA - UROBOROS PUSHLOCK - DYED CHANNEL SHELLY KNOTS - HUMAN FACTORS SHUBHARUN SENGUPTA - ULTRALINEAE SOTE - REIGN OF INSANITY TRANZZET - ASHE CKOPS C_ROBO - HELP SWAN CORDELIA - NOT WHAT WE OUGHT TO SAY ECZEM - KSONC4 NNIRROR - DYE SOAK /PULSR - DIMORPHIA : A BYETONE - POSTPOSTREFABRICATED BASIC UNIT - RECEIVE GESCOM - TANGLE III LOOP BY 3MINS SIDEPROJECT - KINGFISHER Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

  10. Jan 18

    Eko : Resonance 01

    This is the first transmission in a monthly series of mixes exploring the outer edges of electronic sound: experimental electronics, IDM, glitch, extreme computer music, illbient, dub and algorithmic rhythms. These sessions operate as both archive and exploration. A space where fractured futures, residual pasts and emergent machines briefly cohere. The music traces the contours of the sounds I’m drawn to: abstract rhythms, electroacoustic atmospheres, and unstable beats that hover between propulsion and collapse. There is a constant push and pull at work — density against absence, precision against erosion—producing sharp contrasts in time, space, perception and affect. Influenced by the idea that sound can excite, haunt, unsettle and reconfigure how we experience the present, these mixes lean into dissonance, drift and the strange emotional charge carried by synthetic and atmospheric texture. The Resonance mixes are less about genre fidelity; they foreground sound as environment, as pressure, as residue—where echoes of rave futurism, dub decay and digital excess bleed into one another. In this sense, the music resists closure: it loops, stutters, mutates, and occasionally slips out of focus, revealing moments of fragile beauty and latent unease. I’ll be releasing new music as Eko later in the year, on one of my favourite experimental labels. Until then, I will be using these mixes as a way of communicating. Thanks for listening to this first session. I’ll return next month with part two. E K O : R E S O N A N C E 0 1 MILIAN MORI - SPACING OUT BEEMASK - PINK DRINQ CHERRYSTONES / DEMDIKE STARE - PROPHET IN VIEW RUSSELL HASWELL - HEAVY HANDED SUNSET (AUTECHRE FORM CONVERSION) HEX - OPEN SOURCE NNIRROR - SIMILARITY NO STENCIL - SIEGE RELICX - HRIð 2 SEKTION - KOPPLUNG 2 SCOTT GORDON - TILTS III TSRONO - IMNSIC KINDOHM - UNFOLLOWED SILENCE HUMA - SHIFT BETWIXT KLAHRK - NAUSEA ILA MOIRE - SOUNDWAVES FOR SOUNDSYSTEMS WEȽ∝KER - RAZZI NATHAN HO - EXTERIOR ALGEBRA & HEROIN MTCH - NHJBJ KINDOHM - FERON 5LIP MOXUS - 2(PERC) HEXALYNE - XETERCYLECCSEN LIME68K - DRUMMING OUT OF BODY FIRE HOLY SIMILAUN - OUTRO KAGAMI SMILE - UP DJ STINGRAY 313 - SENSOR DATA DEL KUVVETI - FLESHIN FLUX AGF - ABUNDANTIA QANCEL - LOST LOCKED IGUANA - TACA UNEARTH - FAULTY CLIENT NORTH MANC BEDS - AWARM1 RIAN TREANOR WITH ROTHERAM SIGHT N SOUND - ACTION 4 - ONE MICA LEVI & OLIVER COATES - DRAGON IN THE MIST TYLER SOUTH - CLICIWCH LIGOVSKOI - AURES (PEDER MANNERFELT POWER MIX) RIAN TREANOR - BRANCHING 2 CONRAD SCHNITZLER & FRANK BRETSCHNEIDER - PHASENSCHIEBER DEMDIKE STARE & KRISTEN PILON - TWIST Get full access to EKO's Substack at ekooooo.substack.com/subscribe

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