January 22nd, 2018 | by Kana | published in Feature, Kana Broadcast
The schisms of the Cold War brought about a fractured Berlin. It was a city of two divides that produced very different stories for those who were still relatively young and testing their imaginations. As an East-Berlin resident at the time of the wall being torn down, it created an opening in time where incredible […]
December 27th, 2017 | by Kana | published in Feature, Kana Broadcast
Mark Baumann has been an integral contributor to Australia’s electronica scene in both Brisbane and Melbourne throughout the past decade. With much of his success under the guise of Echo Inspectors alongside Lance Harrison, he has consistently constructed intricate sonic promenades as a consequence of sincere effort both inside the studio, and in the sphere […]
October 30th, 2014 | by Kana | published in Kana Broadcast
Paris, France is home for us this week. The citadel has been fairly influential along with it’s European counterparts in securing a healthy contribution to the world of electronic music, and as a new armada of artists emerge from the region, it feels as though you’re getting pulled into a mutating landscape of sonic aesthetics […]
July 10th, 2014 | by Kana | published in Kana Broadcast
As co-founder of Sleep Is Commercial alongside Francesco Assenza, he’s orchestrated one of the more consistent bases for some of the most relevant and futuristic electronica. It’s home to the likes of Hubble, Akiko Kiyama, & Fedon, and after playing alongside the likes of Richie Hawtin, Marco Carola, as well as regular appearances at Ibiza’s […]
May 14th, 2014 | by Kana | published in Broadcasts, Kana Broadcast
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It’s been seven years since we kicked off this project running underground street parties in Brisbane, Australia, and we couldn’t think of anyone more genuine and sincere in their intentions in this scene to host our special birthday broadcast. His views and perspective on what really does matter outside of the music we hear resonates […]
July 4th, 2013 | by Kana | published in Kana Broadcast
Melbourne, Australia is home to not only one of Australasia’s thriving techno scenes, it’s also home to this weeks broadcast mix. The city has guided the rest of the country through some of the darker days as far as electronica exposure is concerned and furthered the movement across the country. Our guest has aided the […]
December 18th, 2012 | by Kana | published in Kana Broadcast
Haunting and airborne. The beatless sulphuric decay that washes the beautiful conceptual shores of Ireland’s southern coast lands in Cork this week and Ian Wilhelm steers the serenade into broken glass. His material has seen justified exposure and hopefully there’s a lot more work coming from this side of the world. His creative world incorporates […]
November 8th, 2012 | by Kana | published in Kana Broadcast
I think most of us can safely bet on the fact that our journey in electronic music, irrespective how it makes us feel now or how much it means to us after all these years, solidified around the likes of May and his conspirators. Tony Scott isn’t any different in that respect though his vision […]
September 26th, 2012 | by Kana | published in Kana Broadcast
Crafty, industrial medication is considered a justifiable vice, even more so this week. We’re with nsi. – the collective partnership between ocular enclaves and deep incursions into chemical outposts. That’s our take on the approach both Tobias Freund and Max Loderbauer make in every live performance and recording. Dead tones, experimental forays into guitar sampling […]
August 9th, 2012 | by Kana | published in Kana Broadcast
This week Turin will be home and the city’s cultural and musical diversity acted as a direct catalyst to facilitate the indiscreet low level pass for this addition to the broadcast series. His new album ‘Forest Echo’ is creating more than echo – it’s making a lot of noise. You could easily be forgiven for […]