Homo Teknis 31: Eris of Prog DEUCE: The evening mix

Homo Teknis 31: Eris of Prog DEUCE: The evening mix. Yevrah, having achieved his pure form, has come back to sointex to help him distribute his message of homo teknis to the masses. This episode continues the message of progressive house and the featured "full blaster" is Cid Inc.

Homo Teknis 30: Yevrah is Come

HT30 is full of a crescendo of uplifting TRANCE in celebration of a true miracle of teknis. We start at 125BPM and end at 140. YEVRAH IS COME! Praise to the KOB! http://archive.org/details/sointexjambis_gmail_HT30

Homo Teknis 29: It's SO party music, man DEUCE

Harvey Halfenblasten died in the ER. His family and friends honor his life, and remember him at his funeral. And they hope for justice for his murderer's Mr. Fullabuster and DJ sointex. https://archive.org/details/sointexjambis_gmail_HT29

Homo Teknis 28: Eris of Prog 1

I made an extra-long episode in honor of Mr. Halfenblasten... I've been collecting so much prog house in the past few months as I've been feeling that more than any other genres recently, so I've got a ton of stuff I'd like to make into episodes. That's why this is Era of Prog 1. I think i've got a couple other specialty episodes left in me, but otherwise i feel like my tastes in teknis have kinda-sorta been leaning towards progressive as my go-to teknis. Lemme know what you think of this mix. And who knows what the journis towards becoming homo teknis will bring us next. lol. I'm not actually that serious.

Homo Teknis 27

Mr. Fullabuster returns with a special delivery for Mr. Hafenblasten: a special extreme continuous FULL BLAST segment woven into one whole episode. (Kinda like a chain of original tracks and remixes by artists that daisy chains or whatever.) It's a bunch of annoying Dnb that everyone will hate you for. https://archive.org/details/sointexjambis_gmail_HT27

Homo Teknis 26

Listen, I know what it's like. You come home from a long day at work, where you fulfill your soulless obligations to society. You rip off your work clothes and crash on the couch and start drinkin some beerus. Then you pull out your glock and put it straight to your head and caress the trigger. Of course you're too much of a bitch to actually go through with it, and HT 25 is on in the background so you kind of chill out just enough that you don't bust, and just pass out drunk. It's Monday night. Tuesday morning, you wake up and put the gun straight in your mouth because you know that you're so fat and so stupid that you existing on this planet for even one more moment is a waste of oxygen that some other creature could be using for good purpose. We've all been there. Well, pull that gun out of your mouth, my betty, because this is HT26, chock full of uplifting progressive and trance which might just get you through one more morning. Grab a cup of joe and get dressed. You've got some inconsequential work to do, and a soundtrack to go with it. Bust FULL BLAST. https://archive.org/details/sointexjambis_gmail_HT26

New Podcast Artwork Courtesy of TRELLIS

Homo Teknis 25: Homo Relaxis THRIS

Xetnios drops by for another guest mix on the homo teknis podcast, a two-hour marathon chill-out session. Crack a beeru. Kick back. Chill the FRAK out. https://archive.org/details/sointexjambis_gmail_HT25

Homo Teknis 24 - The HOS Mix

Bust. Full blast. Nothing is originally FULL BLAST. All human teknis is really just endless iterations of sweetness. There are only a limited number of teknis songs, but there's an unlimited number of ways to FULL BLAST. Welcome back for the 24th installment of the homo teknis podcast, The HOS Mix. As if you didn't already know, HOS is sweetness pidgin for house, as in, deep house and tech house being piped digitally across wires from my house, Club Sointex, to yours. I experimented with harmonic mixing this episode which was pretty fun, and I hope you enjoy it. Bust you jaimis. https://archive.org/details/sointexjambis_gmail_HT24 https://ia801601.us.archive.org/19/items/sointexjambis_gmail_HT24/HT24.m4a

Homo Teknis 23

After the recent episode and guitis pleasures DEUCE, I felt like it was time to provide some teknis that, theoretically speaking, you COULD have on when your friends are over, or when you're pulled up to a stoplight with the windows down and not be completely embarrassed when others look at you. Teknis that would make other people think you are cooler, and actually try NOT to make eye contact with you because the teknis you have FULL BLASTING is cooler than whatever they have playing. Granted, I'm not cool, so I neglected to give any spoken intro this time because if the person at the stoplight heard my voice, the coolness of this music would be instantly lose all credibility. http://archive.org/details/HomoTeknis23

Homo Teknis 22 - HISWES Mix

Secretly released episode, even though it's not really a secret since anyone who's subscribed to the podcast will automatically have their RSS feed see it and download it.... so basically you can call this I'm a fat stupid idiot mix. Actually it just has a lot of trance which is perfect for long highway drives. Hence the switnis pijin name "hiswes." http://archive.org/details/HomoTeknis22-HiswesMix

Homo Teknis 21 "Save one for the PROG"

All prog all the time. Mix slows down in BPMs slightly over the course of the mix. Kinda chill. Tried to represent end of summer in this mix... lol like i know what im doin. whatevs, enjoy the teknis if you dig it. if not gtfo. http://archive.org/details/HomoTeknis21saveOneForTheProg

Homo Teknis 20

This episode of the Homo Teknis Podcast is dedicated to the exploration of sound through electronic music. It features a medley of different types of teknis, all celebrating the pushing of boundaries of sweetness and FULL BLAST. http://archive.org/details/HomoTeknis20

Homo Teknis 19

Lots of progressive house and techno. Recorded live in the master's room at Club Sointex. http://archive.org/details/HomoTeknis19

Homo Teknis Episode 18 - Not Your GF's Mix !!!

Episode 18 of the Homo Teknis Pocast features tons of music that your girlfriend does not like. Lots of bass heavy tracks, not designed for laptop speakers. Annoyingly loud and obnoxious dubstep and drum n' bass. There's also an unnecessarily long custom intro you can choose to skip. I was basically experimenting with doing stereo effects in Logic. This episode was premixed in logic, some crappy almost non-existent transitions, but all built for your listening pleasure. Please enjoy FULL BLAST! http://archive.org/details/Ht18-NotYourGfsMix

Homo Teknis 17: The "It's so party music, man!" Mix

Straight FULL BLAST LIVE from Club Sointex!

http://archive.org/details/HomoTeknis17TheitsSoPartyMusicManMix

2/17/2012 Song of the Day!

Well, consistency is the thing isn't it. As you may have NOT noticed since approximately 0.4 people on average listen to this song of the day thing, I missed a few days there. Mainly because I was busy, partly because whenever I thought about doing it, I wasn't sure if that 0.4 person would even care either way. Whatever.

Deadmau5 finally released Maths today after claiming to getting the ball rolling on releasing it over a month ago. Not like you care to know, but apparently his new house/apartment is almost finished being remodeled along with a new studio, so once that shit is done, he should be releasing some stuff more consistently....speaking of which... dang it.

Here's video of him performing live on what looks like the back of the boat at the beginning of MGS2 for what looks like some stupid idiot people without his mau5head on.

2/13/2012 Song of the Day!

It's monday. Know those days when you wake up and you want to just get out of bed and punch your roommate in the face? I don't feel like that today. But this is the type of song that if it were your alarm clock, it would probably make you do literally punch the nearest person to you in the f'ing face, simply because they didn't understand how FULL f'ing BLAST this song is. It's monday, which means you might get pissed at someone for some stupid 1st world bullshit, or if you are in a third world country reading this post during your once a month trip to the 3 computer dial-up comp. lab in your school, you may not understand the complex inner-workings of a spoiled 1st world brain, so just enjoy this song and let it inspire feelings of hatred for America or whatever else. Or if you are still TOO chill and Dalai Lama to indulge the Dark Side this morning, then GTFO, it's monday godsdammit.

Bare is my favorite hard bass producer, and this remix of his is like a 90's heavy metal scream fest with bass lines from tomorrow.

To the Stage (Bare Remix) - Asking Alexandria

2/12/2012 Song of the Des!

Is today a happy day? Barring any firery wrecks, yes, very happy. Enjoy this awesome nu disco track from Scandinavian Todd Terje. It's more complex than it sounds like at first so give it a chance. Below is the description of the track by another blogger who probably knows more about music than I do so I won't try. This song was featured on NPR's song of the day blog a week or two ago, and was part of the reason I wanted to start a song of the day thing myself.

"...Terje steps out with a winning four-track EP titled It's the Arps — and it is, because all the music was made with a classic old ARP synthesizer. Terje's range and dynamism is on full display in Arps' lead track, "Inspector Norse," which starts with a cosmic whoosh before settling into a hopping little disco groove.

"At first, the track doesn't sound like much, but as it builds over nearly seven minutes, things coalesce neatly: The lead "piano" line begins meanderingly but soon settles into a fetching tune, and when it drops out about two and a half minutes in, a computery-sounding line that had been playing support steps into the limelight and steals the show. It crests and ebbs differently for the rest of its time, too, but that groove remains rock-solid, impossible to resist, and critical to what's already one of 2012's defining dance tracks." - Michaelangelo Matos

2/11/2012 Song of the Des!

It's cold and the slightest of snow flurries are flurrying here in Athens, OH today. But I don't feel depressed. I tried to choose a techno track that captured the serenity and the silence of the outside AND the not depressed mood I'm in for whatever reason. It's 'Leaving' by Gregor Tresher.