Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Radioactive Man

various artists vol ii

incl pic sleeve

new radioactive man! 200 copies only! 10inch, full sleeve

1 per customer, ltd repress

3rd part..

ara-u & radioactive man collaborating

next up on asking for trouble after selling out the album and re-pressing comes a four track remix ep for radioactive man’s luxury sky garden album. life-time friend of radioactive man and control tower partner dexorcist aka simon brown is first up to deliver his take on ‘sonic portal’ on the a side. his style has always been uncompromising and as a music lover and dj he s been a major influence on tenniswood’s style and taste for a long time. dexorcist turns in a detroit influenced banger which goes deep. ben pest then follows with his own take of the same track. a member of funk band pest, purveyor of wonky techno, music tech teacher and hardware enthusiast ben has also released on jerome hill’s don t’ label, i love acid and horror boogie to name a few. his take on ‘sonic portal’ is as genre bending and weighted as you’d expect. over on the b side pain struck stanley dumb remix ‘blast furnace’ - a fast and furious electro track which was released as a digital bonus to the album. they work it into a breakneck speed techno number. taste the amphetamine! completing the package biggabush (aka glyn bush) brings his dub influence to the mix. bush of rockers hi-fi connected with radioactive man during a mastering session asking to do the mix after hearing the record. the results are impressive and provide a welcome tempo and vibe change to the ep with its deep and dubby elements.

repress !! helena hauff : strong contender for favourite album of the year already

cultivated electronics celebrates 10 years as a label and the closing of ces collaboration series. for this ep sync 24 has teamed up with 4 electronic heavy hitters to deliver 4 tasty electro cuts.

keith tenniswood returns in 2016 with dub vault vol. 2, the second emission of dubwise productions under his radioactive man moniker, originally recorded a decade ago while based in scrutton street studios. a long time fan of roots, reggae and dub here he fully indulges in the genre whose keystone bass weighted sounds have informed the electro-focused designs he is predominantly known for. explosion begins the ep recorded utilising new toy at the time, a korg esx1 sampler and sequencer, resulting in simple but crashing dancehall beats with a diliinja style bassline that is pure roughage. second track razor sees tenniswood also take up the guitar as well as beat programming in this track named after the * stepping razor* peter tosh and a nod to his music hero adrian sherwood and on u sound vibes. blazer rounds off the ep, a collab with long term dub head and band member with keith from bargecharge (check fuel records early releases late 90s) james foster. tape echo and distorted bass make up the thick sound of this trac

tuppence is a new seven inch single label, the latest venture from esteemed disc jockey and epicurean craig richards (fabric / the nothing special). the debut release is courtesy of electro techno genius radioactive man (keith tenniswood). please note these are limited 7inch only releases. watch out for other forthcoming releases on tuppence from convextion and deadbeat.

radioactive man on reinhardt! lead track white light monochrome channels a mechanical rhythm, with a tip of the hat to electronic music founders kraftwerk

radioactive man: -dub has always been a major influence in my music, mainly roots a la king tubby, marley, lee scratch, king jammy etc. i used to religiously tune into the manasseh show on kiss fm on saturday nights after coldcut, that introduced me to the massive amount of roots reggae and dub that was made in the 70s. i always loved the fact there was two versions, a vocal and a dub, which was always played in that order... the original remix music i guess...

three brilliant electro tracks by dbrm aka dbridge and radioactive man. sleeve drawings by craig richards.

next radioactive man on wang trax

the launch of a new electronic dance label based on the same ethos as their legendary club nights. electro elvis & lula give you…. wang trax. the first release is by long time resident radioactive man. wang trax will be staying true to there underground roots as all output will be released on vinyl as well as digitally we hope you enjoy listening to music as much as we have had finding it! laurent garnier (dj various) >electro at its best!! full radio & club support from me< billy nasty: >great ep from mr tenniswood showing exactly why he is the number 1 machine funk specialist.< freq nasty: >love it! im very happy real electro is coming back and r.a.m. is the don.<

electronica meets electro house - remixed by radioactive man and laz.

electronica meets electro house - remixed by radioactive man and laz. limited white label!

phat remix by andrew weatherall !!

decks tipp

2020 reissue - billy nastys electrix label re-launched this year with the first offering from radionasty hitting the stores in march. back in the swing of things, the label now continues with a new ep by electro legend, carl finlow. the boot loop vinyl ep includes two new cuts from carl alongside remixes from volsoc (who reformed especially for this project) and radioactive man.

new label called decade box / incl radioactive man remix

vinyl 5 from the midi archeology box by carl finlow.

written by mark archer in 1991 and released as altern-8, this is half of a double vinyl set featuring new modern remixes cut from the original samples. radioactive man gives the track a purist electro makeover, while dj marky ups the tempo for a dancefloor destroying breakbeat re-work. on the flipside, ceephax acid crew takes the hyperactivity up yet another level, while mark broom gets dirty and distorted, with nightwave rounding out the 12 inch with a jackhammer acid remix.

both luke vibert and radioactive man are seminal electronic producers who always deliver with a flourish. they have continued to impress recently with viberts >we hear you< album for planet mu and radioactive mans >growl< album on his own control tower that was also picked up for fabrics in-house label. luke vibert puts a kerrier district spin onto his version of tudor disco, which will move your mind and your feet with its driving acid groove, while radioactive mans luscious remix of urgent takes its influence from carl craigs (69) track desire.