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Mutant Groove is a DJ/producer duo whose roots trace back over two decades to the dorms of Cal State Long Beach. Officially joining forces in 2010, their creative partnership has since thrived across continents—from Melbourne to Los Angeles—through late-night record trades and endless music shares. With a sound that spans every corner of the globe, Mutant Groove weaves together rhythms and textures that reflect their deep friendship and a borderless approach to music. Hossien Kaviani Mako Crawford

DATacide

DATacide

DATacide has been played on NTS in shows including NTS x A|X Armani Exchange: 91 Forward, featured first on 14 October 2021. Songs played include Strategies and Stereo Kiss.

Datacide is the project of Uwe Schmidt and Tetsu Inoue.

Datacide began recording together in 1993, after Tetsu Inoue met Uwe Schmidt while vacationing near Frankfurt. They recorded a pair of dance tracks for 12-inch release on Fax +49-69/450464, followed by a full-length which mixed more uptempo trance-oriented techno with beatless ambient and experimental soundscapes. A second Datacide release in a similar, though more ambient vein (and titled, of course, Datacide II) appeared the following year before Tetsu Inoue and Uwe Schmidt switched gears for their first Rather Interesting release, Flowerhead, an album of laidback ambient-jazz. Ondas, released in 1996, upped Flowerhead's weirdness factor significantly, dwelling for most of the album in channel separation experiments which fused the rhythmic abstraction of Atom Heart's recent solo work with the fizzier, more left-field of Tetsu Inoue's electronic treatments (Tetsu Inoue's girlfriend, Ingrid, even makes an extended cameo on "mouth trumpet").

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DATacide

DATacide has been played on NTS in shows including NTS x A|X Armani Exchange: 91 Forward, featured first on 14 October 2021. Songs played include Strategies and Stereo Kiss.

Datacide is the project of Uwe Schmidt and Tetsu Inoue.

Datacide began recording together in 1993, after Tetsu Inoue met Uwe Schmidt while vacationing near Frankfurt. They recorded a pair of dance tracks for 12-inch release on Fax +49-69/450464, followed by a full-length which mixed more uptempo trance-oriented techno with beatless ambient and experimental soundscapes. A second Datacide release in a similar, though more ambient vein (and titled, of course, Datacide II) appeared the following year before Tetsu Inoue and Uwe Schmidt switched gears for their first Rather Interesting release, Flowerhead, an album of laidback ambient-jazz. Ondas, released in 1996, upped Flowerhead's weirdness factor significantly, dwelling for most of the album in channel separation experiments which fused the rhythmic abstraction of Atom Heart's recent solo work with the fizzier, more left-field of Tetsu Inoue's electronic treatments (Tetsu Inoue's girlfriend, Ingrid, even makes an extended cameo on "mouth trumpet").

Original source: Last.fm

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Strategies
DATacide
Pod Communication1993
Stereo Kiss
Datacide feat. Dandy Jack
Rather Interesting1996