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Mid 130s electro today. Bright, then spiky and sharp, then moody at the end. Nothing too new here (that I can see). Good tracks though including pieces by Kan3da, MNLTH, Scape One, Solitary Dancer, and more.

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No.	Artist / Title	Start
01.	Scape One / Intervention	00:00
02.	Scape One / A Sound Of Thunder	02:29
03.	Hadamard / Currents (Arctic)	04:39
04.	Juno Lazermachine / Processinp	08:44
05.	Komarken Electronics / Moonlight Beat	11:45
06.	MNLTH / No More Snow Time	15:21
07.	Drox / Flipo (8 Bit Mix)	19:49
08.	Userwave / I Sit And Dream	23:04
09.	Microthol / Optical Refraction	27:02
10.	System Insurgent / System Escape	31:00
11.	Kan3da / Leda And The Swan	34:47
12.	The Droid / Invasion	39:01
13.	Obergman / Tokamak	42:36
14.	Plant43 / Inward Stream	46:39
15.	Solitary Dancer / Desire & Apathy	51:55
16.	EM + STAV / Inner Space	55:45

I don't have too much to say about this set (because most of it is stuff I've played before). But there are a few things:

Track #2 A Sound Of Thunder by Scape One comes from the compilation Submolecular, a combination of the older Submolecularnanotechrhythmicprinciples and Unstablebeatprotoncharacteristics EP with bonus tracks and outtakes. (Originally released on SCSI-AV and Southern Outpost respectively). The Submolecular compilation has been available for a while (in a few different revisions); I just got around to picking it up myself this last week. Haven't spent much with it but thought that A Sound Of Thunder would make for a nice intro track paired with Intervention from Scape One's EP for Pnuma.

Two tracks from Graded/Intergraded: #15 Desire & Apathy by Solitary Dancer and #16 Inner Space by EM & STAV. (Huh, the last two tracks, I didn't notice that while arranging the mix).

Two tracks from Solar One Music: #5 Moonlight Beat by Komarken Electronics and #10 System Escape by System Insurgent. According to discogs Komarken Electronics and System Insurgent are the same person ("anonymous producer T."); they appear to run the bandcamp page Research Center Productions. I've always enjoyed playing tunes by Komarken Electronics so that RCP bandcamp page is definitely worth a closer look.

That's all I've got today. This one's a bit late for the (now usual) reasons. As always if you hear something you like then check the links above, give the full album or EP a listen, and please consider supporting the artist(s) with a purchase. I'll be back next week (hopefully on Thursday) with another mix, something fast for the start of February.