...and we're back...Sorry for the lack of new content. Between scoping out a venue for the upcoming RobotSound monthly, going out to see live shows and generally watching too much TV [thanks a lot, TiVo!], I haven't been that great about keeping up with my ~once a week posting habit. I'll try to be better about that, okay? Not like I have any regular readers, do I?

Here's another abbreviated mix from a few weeks back. I didn't make a note of the tracks I played so the tracklisting is incomplete. If I figure out what the missing tracks are, I'll update the list [or, you're welcome to email me the names if you know what they are].

Friday Nite Transmissions

Tracklisting
Colder - To The Music (Midnight Mike Vocal Remix)
Bang Bang - Silicone (Volga Select Supernature Mix)
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Bermuda Triangle - Enough (Sex Schön Remix)
Perspects - Autobody (Remix)
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Umek and I Turk - Sun Drenched Land
Christopher and Raphael Just - Megablitz
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Blackstrobe - Buzz Buzz
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Thought I'd randomly mix together some slabs from a recent cratedigging mission.

Enjoy!

Tracks
kiko - maximale
gto - love is everywhere [heartcore mix]
herman schwartz - nothing to lose
mark du mosch - faith
colder - to the music
umek and I turk - sun drenched land
the seducers - unavoidable infiltrators
transparent sound - slang city
2020 soundsystem - tape [bom bom digert rom miks]
cristian varela - your body experiences [sergy casttle rmx 2]
hac[k] the tab - ...is back

Just a quick note that new content is on the way. Between holiday lethargy and being internet-less at home, posting has become rather infrequent as of late. You deserve better, I know. A new DSL connection is set to go online tomorrow, so stay tuned to this robotic freakwincey.

In the meantime:
Elitetechnique - We Shall Control
Ginger Ale - Happy House (Dfunked Mix by Dexter)
SMD - It's Just The Beat

Today's mini-mix comes to us from Robotsound™ devotee Max, The Magical Sexual Mule [courtesy of Freqtronik]. More pop-alicious than what I usually serve up, it will please most Disco Punk constituencies [DFA-holes, Daft Punkers, Neu-Ravers, 3-letter band name aficionados, fans of "Pony" or "Club" groups], and should have you bouncing around in no time.

Chinatown Nights

Black Leotard Front - Casual Friday
Dondolo - Dragon (Shit Robot Fire Breathing Mix)
Moving Units - Anyone
New Young Pony Club - Ice Cream
The Sounds - Tony The Beat
MSTRKRFT - Easy Love
CSS - Alala
The Juan MacLean - By the Time I Get to Venus
Soulwax - NY Lipps (Kawazaki Dub)
ESG - Dance

Hello. I like to call myself "Your Robot Friend" but you can call me "My Robot Friend." I am a robot and I make music but first and foremost, I am your friend.

The good folks at Robotsound™ also wanted me to mention that I have a robot cock that is capable of shooting fire, sparks, confetti, streamers and gallons of white plastic flakes. But I don't want to talk about my cock. Really, I don't. I swear. It was only a request from Robotsound™ that I write about my cock. If it were up to me I would avoid talking about my cock altogether and focus on music. Seriously. Although, I must admit, it is a nice cock.

Anyway, as your friend, I wanted to help improve your life by teaching you about a very important fact. Here it is:

Songs in which robots sing and play music are way better than those that involve humans by themselves. In addition, I can easily recall the names of 50 active bands and artists with the word "robot" in their title; 51 if you count Marc Ribot. His last name sounds like "robot" and is most likely supposed to be Marc Robot, but someone messed up the spelling. There are hundreds of albums with the word "robot" in them and thousands of songs that feature robots in their title or subject matter. Again, the reason for this is simply that robots are awesome. I can not stress this enough: Robots = Awesome.

I put together a little mixtape to help illustrate the point.