Italian sound designer Shari DeLorian delivers a session of dark ambient industrial.

Plus, Coil, Ontal, Voidloss, NX1, Kevin Martin’s King Midas Sound, + worriedaboutsatan.

DVNT
Coil – CopaCaballa [Cold Spring]
worriedaboutsatan – The Woods [This Is It Forever]
King Midas Sound & Fennesz – On My Mind [Ninja Tune]
Vittoria Fleet – Stage Whisper [n5MD]
Goldie – Still Life (Photek remix) [Razors Edge]
Matter – Pressure [Kvitnu]
Heathered Pearls – Perfume Catalogue (Lord RAJA’s Monarch remix) [Ghostly]
Serengeti – Talk to Me [Anticon]
MG – Pinking (Christoffer Berg remix) [Mute]
Voidloss – Overarm Double Fisted [Intergrated Recordings]
Trikk – Deviation 33 [ManMakeMusic]
Worker/Parasite – LDB-1 Tool [Classicworks]
Ontal – Pieta [Noiztank]
NX1 – OE05 [ODD / EVEN]
Deapmash & Raito – Quantum Vision [unreleased]

SHARI DELORIAN
Masayuki Takayanagi – Action Direct [ALM-Uranoia]
Nurse With Wound – Ostranenie [United Dairies]
Eliane Radigue – Mila’s Journey Inspired By A Dream [INA-GRM]
Fausto Romitelli – Domeniche Alla Periferia Dell’Impero [Cypres]
Michael Vorfeld – Parabel [Monotype Records]
Exploring Jezebel – No Longer Has A Name, So He Is Given A New One [Sexkrime Arts]
City Of Worms – Hichotomy [Sound Of Pig]
Tod Dockstader – Aerial Song [Sub Rosa]
Pauline Oliveros – The Fool’s Circle [Lovely Music, Ltd.]
Je Suis Le Petit Chevalier – Sculpture Georges [NNA Tapes]
Tomografia Assiale Computerizzata – La Parte Maledetta [Tesco Organisation]
Maja Ratkje – Insomnia [Rune Grammofon]
Stefano De Ponti – Physis [Manyfeetunder / Concrete]
Eleh – Black [Important Records]
Pierre Schaeffer – Violette [INA-GRM]
Skag Arcade – Magnetic Fields (Sweep Away The Muddled Heap Of Corpses) [self released]
Paul Jebanasam – Rites III [Subtext]
Helm – I Exist In A Fog [PAN]
Mohammad – Pichak [Antifrost]
Coil – ANS 2 [Eskaton]
Luciano Berio – Thema (Omaggio A Joyce) [Turnabout]
Daphne Oram – Four Aspects [Paradigm Discs]
Iannis Xenakis – Persepolis [Philips]
Pan Sonic – Kone [Blast First]
Descension Yellow Swans – Descent 2 [Acuarela]
Shapednoise – Transcendental Experiences [Hospital Productions]
Autopsia – Does The Knife Cry When It Enters The Skin [Staalplaat]
Ontal – Function [Violet Poison]
Cremation Lily – Velvet Pillow
John Cage – Rozart Mix [Sub Rosa]
Maurizio Bianchi – River Of Water Of Life [Mirakelmusik]

Featured Guest

Based out of Milan, Shari DeLorian is a talented man in the studio, and as his session illustrates in tonight’s show, a formidable talent in putting together a mix. Hitting us up last year we met in London in the Autumn where he passed us a copy of his album A War Story, together with some unreleased material. Co-founder of Blau Studio, by day he produces music for advertising. From dropping remixes in 2010 for several labels including Forgotten Sunrise, Richter and Skatramp it was 2 years later that his first original material ‘Caporetto‘ and it’s follow up Midnight Memories would drop on Colombian label Black Leather Records.

After a period of creative deadlock characterised by a dancefloor trend in my music production, I have rediscovered a peculiar personal path both visually (from Van Eyck and Bruegel’s Flemish painting to Tarkovskij’s movies) and musically (basically Shostakovich), and focused on my studies on the political history of the 20th century.

The result – 2014’s Sunset on Stalingrad on Italian label RXSTNZ. From this material DeLorian would play alongside Kerridge, Paula Temple and Phantom Love.

His début album, A War Story, dropped back in January. Comprised of his EPs Sunset on Stalingrad and Wola Massacre (which would drop a month later) together with bonus material, it is a concept album centred on a very specific subject – the war as seen from a dual point of view, from inside and from outside the human being.

Rhythmics are very important in my music, and they are inspired by military march of the 20th century.

I created this mix not with a DJ feeling, but using just editing. My goal was to build sound structures superimposing the tracks, creating more levels of listening. In some parts of the set there are five or six different tracks going together. To achieve this I used contemporary classical, experimental and industrial genres most of all.

His session for Mantis Radio is intense, beautiful, abstract and rich in multi layered textures. Frankly, it’s seriously fantastic.

Mantis Radio returns October 13th where we have a session from Portugal’s A Thousand Details.