RTN #023 – 24/10/21

Annual Kraak fest special with a preview of some of the most exciting acts on the line-up. Carefully analysed by P. De Buck, unlawful son of the late acid troubadour W. De Buck. The tracklist got lost somewhere between the Orvals and Cuvée Jeune Hommes.

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This week we embark on a serene journey through the realms of ritual ambient, where the rhythmic heartbeat of drums create a sacred space, and the ethereal chants weave through the air. Immerse yourself in the sonic landscapes crafted by the artists as their compositions paint vivid pictures in the canvas of your mind. Share your reflections and let the music guide you through your own unique journey. For those seeking a deeper connection with these mystical sounds, consider joining our Patreon community. Your support not only unlocks exclusive content but also plays a vital role in shaping the future of this ritualistic musical adventure. We extend our heartfelt thanks to each contributor—your presence enriches the magic we create together.

Once upon a time, there was a radio crew called InSein Radio, and they were obsessed with 90s rave classics. The era of acid house, techno, and other experimental electronic music was their jam, and they loved nothing more than spinning tracks from the glory days of the underground rave scene. For a few moments, there was nothing but silence. Then, slowly, the sound of a lone clap started to fill the room. It was DJ Orbital, who had started to applaud. Then, the rest of the crew joined in, clapping and laughing at the absurdity of it all. In the end, InSein Radio managed to salvage the show by playing a few classic tracks from memory, and the listeners loved it. The crew learned that sometimes, even the most carefully planned events can go awry, but that doesn't mean you can't have fun in the process. And, of course, they kept playing 90s rave classics, because as DJ Acid said, "the music never dies, man!"