Oliver Huntemann 2009 Mix Death Disco Radio

Death Disco Radio presents Oliver Huntemann. Bremen-based recording artist and DJ Oliver Huntemann has been in the German scene since the beginning. Brought up in the northern German countryside, he soon found himself heavily infected by the fascinating world of music. He started taping radio shows, buying vinyl maxis and experimenting with his first pair of turntables. All due to the massive wave of innovative American youth culture and music that was invading Europe since the late 70ies, practically speaking: Rap music, break dancing and graffiti as e.g. shown in the movies Beat Street or Wildstyle or recorded by Africa Bambata, Grandmaster Flash, Kurtis Blow or Whodini, to name just a few. It didn't take long until Huntemann started spinning records on parties and it soon became clear, what he wanted to do with his life - become a DJ! To calm his parents and get some "real and serious" education, Oliver joined the German navy forces for six years and learned how to be an elect...

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Stymie - Hi Nrg Mix (Death Disco Radio)

Chicago born Stymie, producer and DJ digs deep into his own collection of Hi Nrg and italo disco cuts that is sure to take you back in time!

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Sebastien San Death Disco Radio

Death Disco Radio presents Sebastien San of International DJ Gigolos. Sebastien San grew up to the sounds of Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Prince and Serge Gainsbourg. In the early 80's he got heavily into the New Wave and Industrial scene much inspired by Depeche Mode, Cabaret Voltaire, Fad Gadget, Human League, Front 242 and Severed Heads amongst many others. "It was the most amazing thing, say Sebastien. At that time, i could hardly believe that this music was made by human beings". The emerging club-culture of the mid-80's , as well as the birth of Detroit Techno and Chicago House had an even greater impact on him. "I immediately got into it, the sound of those records had a powerful depth and it was generally more danceable". He consequently landed a job at a local record store where he could get his hands on all those great records. It also helped him launch his own party where he could play those fabulous tracks. "We were throwing parties anywhere we could find, be it a...

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XXNAUGHTY WOOD - DANCE QUEST DEATH DISCO RADIO

XXNAUGHTY WOOD live @ Dance Quest, September 28, 2008. This stellar show from XX is the second series that follows up from the Casionova mix.

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Casionova at Dance Quest (Death Disco Radio)

Casionova returns to Death Disco Radio with an unforgettable night at Dance Quest.

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DJ Hell & Tom Wax Death Disco Radio

International DeeJay Gigolo Records boss DJ Hell is Death Disco Radio's guest along with Tom Wax.

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Mick Wills 13 - Death Disco Radio

Death Disco Radio house music, Italo Disco, No Punk Wave Disco Clash, Chicago house, freestyle, hi-nrg, disco, cult classics, acid house, Electro, microhouse, garage, EBM, dream dance, CLASSIC ELECTRO, Synth wave, micropop, Detroit Techno, Dark Wave, Minimal tech, Miami Bass, Electro pop, Dark Electro, ELECTRO NU WAVE, NEO WAVE, PUNK FUNK and NO WAVE, ELECTROPUNK, DANCEFLOOR NU WAVE, CLASH DISCO, AVANTGARDE NU WAVE, NEO POP, ELABORATE POP ELECTRO, GOTHIC ELECTRO . D.E.A.T.H. D.I.S.C.O. RADIO of the 1980s Detroit, Bronx, New York City, Los Angeles, with weekly dj’s and artists broadcasting on our podcast.

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XXNAUGHTY WOOD - Too Much Love (First Avenue) Death Disco Radio.com

A hot mix by XXNAUGHTY WOOD during Sovietpanda's Cosmic Birthday. This exclusive Death Disco Radio mix was recorded live at First Avenue's Too Much Love on August 16th 2008.

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Joe Le Bon - Live PA Moscow (Death Disco Radio)

Death Disco Radio presents Joe Le Bon. From the small village of Viitasaari in the middle of Finland, which is also known from its annual experimental music festival Time of Music, comes "a new type of fantastic mover" as said by DJ Hell in DJ Magazine, 2007. Parties, DJing and music has always been integral part of Joe's life, but not until few years back he decided to take it a bit more seriously. Today, Joe Le Bon is one of the highlights of Finnish techno scene. Since then he has become known not just as a deejay, who has shared the stage with Hell, John Tejada, Tiga, Martin Landsky, Joakim, Troy Pierce, Gaiser, Richard Bartz, Hybrid, The Field, Markus Guentner, Steve Barnes and few others..., but also as a successful organiser of various parties at the top nightclubs of Helsinki. In mid 2007 he moved to Berlin to take his sound further and concentrate more on his studio work with Gigolo Records. His music can be described as minimal & experimental techno, dark elektro ...

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DJ Hell-In The Mix (Death Disco Radio)

DJ Hell takes you on a ride with this unbelievable live Death Disco Radio mix. Live in Vienna 2008, keeps you on the edge of your seat. Dont touch that dial, since wont hear this anywhere but Death Disco Radio. Forget about TV, Forget about radio, Death Disco Radio brings you the sound of our generation. DJ Hell (or simply Hell) has balanced Detroit minimalism and Chicago acid-house as well as more spacious German trance and hardcore. Beginning his mixing career while still a teenager, Hell moved through punk and new wave to electro, house and hip-hop by the mid-’80s. His DJing gradually led to the start of his production career, and one of his first singles “My Definition of House Music” became a large club hit when reissued by Belgium’s R&S Records in 1992. He moved to Berlin to work with Hardwax Records during 1993-94, and also spent time in New York before moving back to his native Munich. Besides releasing his album debut Geteert und Gefedert on Disko B in 1994, DJ Hell recorde...

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