Ingen (left) and Savier (right) posing with heads tilted and lit up plastic teeth/mouths. black and white image.
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Mantis Radio 134 – Savagen

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Savagen is a new project from Scottish producers Ingen and Savier. And in session today, we’re extremely honoured to share their debut live set.

like a mixture of old heavy metal tapes

DVNT
M.I.K – Don Wida Bars feat. Hypes + Wariko (Prod. By Mr. Mitch) [M.I.K.]
James McVinnie – Seven O Antiphon Preludes – O Radix Jesse [Bedroom Community]
Young Echo – Crowd Sacred [Ramp Recordings]
Miss Kittin – See You (Chloe remix) [wSphere]
Mr Morse – Greenwich (Ingen remix) [Black Lanterns Music]
Delete – Air Raid Waltz [Mindtrick]
Roberto Clementi – When Love Clashes [Soma Records]
Kessell – Sphere of Influence (Substance remix) [Gravition]
Phase – On The Edge [Token]
British Murder Boys – Be Like I Am [Counterbalance]
Secluded – Mercy (ROD remix 2) [Soma Records]
Pasquale Maassen – Helltoys [Zimmer Records] (tease)
The Sun God – Maum [Bio Rhythm]
Frank Bretschneider – mean.streak [Raster Noton]
the wee djs – Drill Bit [This Machine Is Broken]
Gantz – U Wont Mind [Blackbox]
Nomine – Anxiety Tribe [Tempa]
Violetshaped – Black Wisdom, White Witch [Unknown Precept]
ADJ – Bang The Beat [Digital Distortions]
Bombardier – Instinct [Division 13]
Sleeper – Burning Spears [Osiris]

SAVAGEN
Wound Up Tight
We Must Apply
Split Beef Sandwich
Your Young Are Not For Eating
RT2
PE2
Save A Generation Of Infidels
Dirty Mother
Roughen Pounder
He Gets Fed At Home
PE1
RT1

Featured Guest

Two long time friends, Ingen (Kevin Blackwood) and Savier (Gregg Davies), united by their love of metal and industrial music, both got into making electronic music around the same time. Each took things in different directions. Ingen is driving electro infused broken techno whilst Savier is more aggressive noise textures, grunch and abstraction. Savagen is their collaborative project. And it’s heavyweight.

On their session tonight the pair told us –

We wanted it to sound like a mixture of old heavy metal tapes we would listen to on the way to school with live machines/jamming with Ableton and SAVAGEN demos to create just a fucking racket. More fun than fun.

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