Vadz is back with another monthly chart, specially for darkfloor.co.uk. (Vadz was showcased on our 52 show).
The end of spring and the beginning of summer is always a club season closing in Russia. On the South it becomes hotter day after day, and there’s no need to drink that much alcohol at the [...]
posted by DVNT on May 31st, 2010 under Black Hoe, Broadcasts, Hellfire Machina, Vadz
MANTIS 062 + the 3rd Anniversary Show
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broadcast 28/05/2010 / 2:04:08
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DJ Food + DK – Sentinel (Shadow Guard) [Ninja Tune]
PMT – Necromancer [En:vision]
Hardfloor – The Trill Acid Theme (ERP remix) [Hardfloor]
Kraddy – Android Porn (Si Begg Vs. K-The-I??? Re-Fix) (Alternate Instrumental) [Equinox Records]
Actraiser – Believe You [Haunted Audio]
Subeena – [...]
March was busy for me – a lot of work, parties every weekend, rehearsals and home studio sessions with local rock-band ‘Mosquitoes’ – we’re upgrading to something electronica-based, refreshing the sound and preparing new material for concerts. I played in Moscow, really nice trip, warm acceptance, good devoted people. My dayjob takes a lot of [...]
posted by DVNT on January 8th, 2010 under Found Sound, Vadz
I trust you all had a great Christmas and a messy New Year. Back on the 18th December a new weekly post started on darkfloor.co.uk, the Friday Found Sound.
A collaborative post, comprising of some of the weeks net label releases, free track giveaways and anything else in the style of darkfloor electronica for free.
posted by DVNT on December 18th, 2009 under Broadcasts, Vadz
Vadz born Vadim Savchenko in Taganrog, South of Russia in 1980. Whilst growing up Vadz found he could express himself with painting and photography and by age 15 had realised that in music he’d found his calling. At the very beginning,
there were no parties, records or techno; I was just looking for a way to express my non-ordinaries
It was his non-standard view of simple things that provided his conception of musical originality and independence. That was the beginning. From school discos, to local parties, it led to records, synthesizers and sending hordes of demos, to releases, and gigs all over Russian and beyond.
Currently Vadz has 4 physical releases (Television Records and LaBrat Audiochemicals) and an ever growing amount of digital releases (WIDE, Digital Distortions, Militant Science etc…, check his Discography). His releases are supported by loads of Russian techno DJs, as well as international names like Dave Clarke, Radioactive Man, Mark Hawkins, Shelley Parker.
Vadz is devoted to (as he describes it) fat ‘proper’ techno and electro styles that use to rock the dancefloors in late 90s and early zeros. No shuffle-trank minimal, no youngsters-on-speed schranz.
