'Destination Mars' release by Deadly Venomz

Comin’ hardcore with sounds from another planet, Deadly Venomz presents us with the ‘Destination Mars’ release. He’s no newcomer to the scene though. The man behind this music, Mattski, is a local veteran in the San Francisco Bay Area with many years of DJ’ing and production under his belt. He always brings the sonic mayhem when it comes to Techno, and these four tracks do exactly that. So put your spacesuit on, step into the airlock and prepare for a sonic onslaught from out of this world.

Artwork by SK70-Mattski

Mars
Phobos
Deimos
Utopia

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'It's A Black Thing' by Lady Blacktronika

Lady Blacktronika got her start in music making in 1997 right here in San Jose with help and guidance from local veteran Mattski (aka Deadly Venomz). Since then she has moved to Oakland, and now produces some seriously emotive Beatdown sounds and Deep House. But she has also always been into Techno…the real bangin’ stuff. It just so happens that she made a handful of some real way-out sonic gems that we couldn’t help but release on DoBox. This release has been a long time coming, and we are excited to let the rest of the world hear these sounds. Get ready to move because you’re not gonna be able to help yourself.

Artwork by Steve Cooley

Get Anotha Man
U Thought It Was All Ovah
Y Seeng
Krip Whistle Track

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'Circulation EP' by Jemset

Once again we present another healthy slice of dancefloor goodness from Jemset in the form of the Circulation EP. He’s been patiently waiting to drop another release here on DoBox, and we’re glad to say that now is the time. Four tracks of heady thump make up this great release, and best heard played through a large set of loudspeakers…loudly. So get those bits and pump it up!

Artwork by Steve Cooley

L23
Vibrations & System
R.U.S.H.
Magic’s Wand

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'NHT' release by Keckclip

‘NHT’ (Normal Heights Techno) is the latest episode of sonic ruckus brought to you this time by Keckclip. The San Diego-based producer is no newcomer to the game, and it shows in his music. All 4 tracks of this release are overflowing with chunky beats and dense textural elements that take your mind and body to another world. So put on your dancing shoes and zip up your spacesuit because it’s time to go!

Artwork by Steve Cooley

NHT001
NHT002
NHT003
NHT004

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Haptic Synapses live tonight on Radio Integrated

Haptic Synapses will be performing live on Radio Integrated tonight! Check it out at 9pm PST.

http://www.defsf.com/radiointegrated/integrated

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Qorser returns with 'Sol Goes Nova'

Ladies and gentlemen, we are very happy to announce the long awaited return of Qorser who brings us a sizzling new release to start off the new year and a new decade. Although the theme of ‘Sol Goes Nova’ is about the imminent destruction of our beloved sun sometime in the very distant future, the sounds of these five tracks will keep your spirits up and your body moving. If there were a dancefloor in outer space, these beats would be what should be pumping out of the speakers. We invite you all to come and download yourself a healthy dose of other-worldly funk.

Artwork by Steve Cooley

Sputnik
Callisto
Sol
Vacuum
Shattered Sphere

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'Improvised' by Steve Cooley

Improvisation is something that many electronic dance music musicians strive to be able to do. Steve Cooley has achieved this ability with the help of the device he built called Beatseqr, and he puts it to the test for this 4-tracker release. Created essentially from scratch with almost no preparation, you actually hear him build each one up beat by beat. A good set of sounds and an knack for box-bangin’ is all Steve had to go on. I’m sure you’ll agree that he’s got a technique that’s definitely doing good things. Download and enjoy!

And just so you know, that circuit board on the artwork was used to build version 3 of Beatseqr.

Artwork by Steve Cooley

waitingformynewpcbs
doihaveyourattention
organicsolventvapor
buyapluginelectriccar

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'09.09.09' release to celebrate the TR-909

Just like the Rhodes piano, the Hammond organ and the Stratocaster guitar left their mark forever in the world of musicmakers, so did the Roland TR-909 drum machine. The successor to the also classic TR-808, the TR-909 can be heard in a large number of electronic dance music tracks created over the last 25 years. Its sound is unique, classic and often imitated by many other hardware devices and sound-generating software. On this appropriate day in history…09.09.09 (September 9th, 2009), we commemorate this legendary machine by presenting to you these seven tracks laden with 909 sounds or very inspired by them. Celebrate with us by downloading this release, loading it into your favorite player, and as we like to say….BANG IT!!

The Rhythmist – ‘Darling’
Qorser – ‘Carbonated 909′
Lucas Rodenbush – ’789′
El Gato #9 – ‘The Number 9′
Lucas Rodenbush – ‘Timing Is Everything’
Qorser – ‘bdsdltmthtrshcchohcr’
The Rhythmist – ‘Percussion Storm’

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'Demo Beats Selected by Derek' release by Gansermusik

After a bit of a hiatus, DoBox is back in action! We won’t get into details of that, but what we will get into is a great new release from Midwest Techno outfit, Gansermusik. This release delivers four of slew of great tracks we received as a demo, and we could help ourselves but share them. We hope to get more beats from Gansermusik which we will be sure to share as well. For now, enjoy these unique, open and spacey grooves. Turn it up…it’s time for a trip!

Artwork by Gansermusik

Demo Beat 02
Demo Beat 09
Demo Beat 10
Demo Beat 14

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Dobox at silicon valley techno jam session number 1

Dobox at silicon valley techno jam session #1

Here’s a 75 minute improvised jam session recording of 3 of Dobox’s artists: QORSER, The Rhythmist, and Steve Cooley, during the last hour and a half of “Silicon Valley Techno Jam Session #1″… all three artists came into the set without a preconceived preparation, so this is the rawest of the raw elements of what these three are made of. The tempo is a steady 142 bpm, so get ready for some bangin’ tech!!

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