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Transmission Audio 2.11 | La Otra Rumba y el Underground Latino de Barcelona
La Otra Rumba es el colectivo barcelonés que lleva la música latina más allá del tópico: 100% vinilo, raíces afrocaribeñas y una comunidad que baila, debate y resiste. Lo contamos todo en el nuevo Transmission Audio 2.11
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15 Tracks That Defined Industrial Music
From the confrontational noise of Throbbing Gristle to the seismic drone of Sunn O))), this definitive guide traces the history of industrial music through 15 essential tracks — a sonic archaeology of the most uncompromising underground movement in modern music.
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Cinema Under the Caudillo: The Spanish Films That Outlasted the Regime
From the fog-shrouded allegories of Víctor Erice to the corrosive black comedy of Luis García Berlanga, Spanish cinema under Franco produced some of Europe’s most daring films — not despite the censors, but in constant, ingenious battle with them. These…
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Transmission Audio 2.10 con La Maquina & Dara Ortega
Transmission Audio 2.10 reúne al colectivo La Maquina y a la DJ grancanaria Dara Ortega para un viaje editorial por la historia de la Electronic Dance Music: del Paradise Garage de Nueva York al underground de Detroit, pasando por el…
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The Aadam Jacobs Collection: 10,000 Bootleg Recordings Online
Aadam Jacobs spent four decades sneaking tape recorders into clubs. The result is one of the most important underground music archives ever assembled — 10,000+ shows, now free at the Internet Archive.
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Transmission Audio 2.9: Cathy Claret & Wará presentan “Ingerable”.
Presentamos Ingerable, el ultimo trabajo editado en Alhaja Records, con Cathy Claret, Caracafé y Wará , y coincidiendo con el Dia internacional del Pueblo Gitano. Escuchalo en Transmission Audio 2.9 en las principales plataformas de streaming.
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Celia Crew | 2026 A.D. Vol. 7 — Rare Grooves & Latin Roots
Volume 7 of the 2026 A.D. Series arrives with Celia Crew — Barcelona-based selector, La Otra Rumba member, and guardian of the Afro-Caribbean legacy that exploded from the Bronx and the Nuyorican grooves in the 1960s and 70s. A trip…
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Raving Through the War: Ukraine’s Techno Underground Fights Back
Since February 2022, Ukraine’s techno underground has refused to go silent. From Kyiv’s bomb-shelter dancefloors to diaspora benefit raves in Berlin and London, this is the story of a culture fighting back through sound.
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Transmission Audio 2.8: Antonio Blanca, Sound Designer y Native Instruments Developer
Una mirada detrás de escena a los instrumentos innovadores de Antonio diseñados para música experimental, instalaciones sonoras y entornos inmersivos.
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2026 A.D. Vol. 6 with PiterSnake
In the sixth instalment of VBMGZN’s video music series, Barcelona-based selector PiterSnake constructs a slow-burning but high-pressure journey through dub techno, Detroit and electro — a set defined by atmospheric texture, hypnotic groove, and the raw futurism that has always…
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What Cinema Tells us about Iranian Society
Jafar Panahi films from house arrest on a smartphone. Mohammad Rasoulof flees Iran on foot the night before his premiere. Marjane Satrapi draws her revolution in black ink from Paris. Iranian cinema is the most politically consequential national film tradition…
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Denise Rabe on Transmission Audio 2.7
Most techno producers are chasing after new sounds — but Dennis Rabe reveals why embracing the chaos of broken beats and the universe’s mysteries can take your music to a new level. In this episode, discover how a deep love…
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POP CULTURE UFO’s XI: Martial Canterel, The Analog Resistance in Brooklyn’s Synth Underground
Since 2002, Sean McBride has been making electronic music the hard way—using only vintage analog synthesizers and sequencers. As Martial Canterel, he emerged from Brooklyn’s WIERD scene to become a minimal wave icon, proving that resistance to digitalization could sound…
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The New Ruins: 9 Masterpieces of Abandoned Architecture and Cultural Decay
From the salt-bleached skeletons of South American resorts to the skeletal skyscrapers of Bangkok, abandoned architecture serves as a silent monument to human ambition. We curate nine of the most spectacular ghost sites defining the “monumental silence” of our modern…
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2026 A.D. Volume 5 with DJ Tax Adviser (Granada) — Experience and versatility as a trademark
DJ Tax Adviser is the guest of 2026 A.D. Volume 5, delivering a techno set rooted in selection, technique, and long-term club discipline. Based in Granada and forged through years as a resident at Industrial Copera, Tax Adviser represents the…
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Sustainable Travel in Scotland: Practical Activities & Real Links for Conscious Exploration
Scotland offers one of the world’s most credible models for sustainable travel—led by communities, not corporations. This practical guide shows how to travel slowly, choose low-impact transport, support local economies, and experience Scotland responsibly through real, bookable activities.
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Pop Culture UFO’s Vol. X—The Velvet Underground
Commercially overlooked yet culturally transformative, The Velvet Underground reshaped modern music through minimalism, taboo realism, and avant-garde vision. Separating myth from fact, this Pop Culture UFO’s edition explains why their influence continues to grow decades later.
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2026 A.D. Vol. 4 with Ruhr feat. Blocco Schengen (GER)
Ruhr feat. Blocco Schengen inaugurate the dark wave chapter of 2026 A.D. with a live performance that feels less like a concert and more like a cultural transmission. This is not nostalgia, but pure present. This is post-industrial romanticism recalibrated…
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Pop Culture UFO’s Vol. 9: LFO – The Warehouse Alchemists Who Turned Synths Into Seismic Events
Before Aphex Twin, before Autechre, before electronic music became a billion-dollar industry, two Leeds teenagers locked themselves in a warehouse with borrowed synthesizers and accidentally invented the future. LFO didn’t just make music—they created seismic frequency experiments that shook the…
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Asian Cinema 2025: Festival Winners and Breakthrough Auteurs
Asian cinema in 2025 has fractured into fascinating new territories—from Jafar Panahi’s Palme d’Or win to India’s emerging generation redefining the international circuit. This isn’t consolidation; it’s dispersal. What matters isn’t representation—it’s how these films advance cinema itself.
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