Deep Insessionz

04/06/2026

Deep Insessionz

KERNEL_PANIC: A Soliloquy in Black.

​In a world at the end of history, the feed has become a sentient parasite. Its tyrants are algorithmic ghosts, ruling from the void while we stumble through a landscape of glowing, organic wreckage.

We navigate a horizon where fungal spores bloom on copper wires and fractured glass reflects a sky choked with digital static.

We are searching for a ghost of meaning in a reality that has been overwritten.

​Nothingness is no longer an absence; it is an atmosphere that surrounds us, a neon-drenched mist that choke-holds the soul.

As the world burns in shades of bruised purple and radioactive orange, we do not turn away. We stare into the glitch with a cold, analytical intent.

​This binary prophecy is a descent into those deep sonics.

We reckon with a digital-organic decay that is both beautiful and lethal, decoding the subterfuge hidden within the static.

This is a call to a great and furious anger—a resistance born from the corrupted code and twisted bioluminescence of a dying system.

​Join as the final, desperate layers of this simulated reality are torn to shreds.

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28/05/2026

Deep Insessionz StrypeySessioNZ - Danyl Strype

​To wrap up Aotearoa Music Month, we’re sitting down by the banks of the mighty Waikato with digital permaculturalist, community builder, and DIY legend Danyl Strype.

​From the grassroots energy of Circulation Festival to the open frontiers of the Fediverse, Strypey has spent his career defending the digital commons. In this epic final session, we explore how independent networks can act like natural river systems—allowing local music to flow freely between community "villages" without being dammed up by corporate Silicon Valley paywalls.
​This isn't just about tech; it's about digital Kaitiakitanga.

We're talking about planting the seeds for a decentralized "Digital Marae" where artists and the massive connect directly, keeping the mana and the money right here in the soil of Aotearoa.

If you wanna tunnel down into Danyls mahi..

https://disintermedia.net.nz/danyl-strype/

​Massive respect to all Aotearoa artists out there killing it! adamantly feels we shouldn't just have a 'Aotearoa Music Month'—we should be representing our sound 24/7 365. It's always our esteemed pleasure to hang with the architects of OUR sound, and the privilege in being trusted and listened to by so many is an absolute honour
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​Lock it in as we deep dive our sound from the underground.

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Five Word Headline.
- Supergroove
Suit Suit Kill Kill
- Wendyhouse.
Words, words & lLies.
-mr.sterile.
Raupatu.
-Alien Weaponry.
Hand over hand
-Wellington Sea Shanty Society Feat: The Salty Wailers
Silent Invasion.
-Radio Over Moscow.
Time Is Running Out.
-The Nomad Feat: Mc Ants Man.
Hope For A Generation,
-Fat Freddy's Drop.

🎧 🥝 🇳🇿 ✊ 🌀 🪵 🌊 🌱 🎛️ 🌐 📡 🔥 🔊

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21/05/2026

Deep Insessionz Jed Town

​We sit down with a towering pillar of Aotearoa’s audio-visual counterculture.
​For more than forty years, this visionary creator has rejected the ordinary, carving out a legendary path that spans from the confrontational grit of 1980s post-punk to groundbreaking experiments in electronic sampling.
We trace a massive creative journey—from capturing raw, mechanical field recordings to diving headfirst into the mid-90s UK warehouse rave phenomenon before transitioning into the world of cinematic tension and psychological film scoring.

​We talk about the friction of technological limits, the evolution from harsh industrial soundscapes into beautifully structured melodies, and whether the true creative underground is still a physical space or just a state of mind.

​Join us as we deep dive our sound from the underground with a master of subverting expectations: Jed Town.

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14/05/2026

Deep Insessionz MxDicey

There is a specific kind of energy that comes from crossing the world and bringing the London underground with you. 🌍✈️

​Tonight we’re joined by MxDicey—a driving force of the Soundscape Sirens collective and a self-described "genre-vandal."

​Her sound is a paradox:

the bridge between a heavy breakbeat and an ethereal house vocal. It’s rock-band grit meeting electronic precision. She’s fronted bands, steered synth-pop duos, and is now the high-voltage spark plug in the collective. ⚡️

​If there’s a rule, she’s probably already broken it. Join us as we explore the politics of the scene and the glorious, high-speed chaos that defines her craft.

​Light it up and crank that sub as we deep dive OUR sound from the underground.

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Sinister Vibes
-MxDicey.
No Sunrise
-Dave
Sheesh (Feat Grimes)
-Benee.
When You Have Everything You'll Do Anything.
-No Sunrise.
Letters And Numbers.
-Computers Want Me Dead.
Your Face My Face.
-No Sunrise.
We Walk In Circles.
-Computers Want Me Dead.
Water Melephant.
-No Sunrise.
Jujulipps
-Nightshift.
Stalker.
-Living State
See the Light
-No Sunrise.

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07/05/2026

Deep Insessionz : Sonic Whenua — The Wanderings

​Step into the damp silence.

​The air is heavy tonight, saturated with the scent of rain-soaked earth and the low-frequency hum of the terrain.

We are moving beyond the city limits and sinking into the fundamental resonance of the soil.

This is Sonic Whenua.

​For the next 57 minutes, we are navigating the rugged textures of the landscape. These selections aren't just audio; they are physical markers in a sprawling psychological territory.

From the sharp, fractured edges of mountain-born distortion to the deep, alluvial pressure of the water moving through the valley—this is the vibration of our bedrock, our oceans, and our internal fire.

​Abandon the schedule. Ignore the GPS. We are traveling through the sonic shadows left behind on those infinite pre-dawn highways and the solitude of the late hours.

It is the spectral presence in the bass and the living pulse hidden within the circuitry.

​This is the underground, built from the roots up.

Step into the structure. Deep down into OUR sound from the underground

​Ngā mihi o te Marama Pūoro o Aotearoa - ​Let’s wander.

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05/05/2026

And now for something slightly different.

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The Premise: We have locked host inside the Free FM vault. Under the cold gaze of a random number generator, he must excavate a Detour Du Jour from the sediment of forgotten LPs and CDs. We sought sonic gold; he found only the entropy of ancient plastic. The Findings: Lung-clo...

01/05/2026

Deep Insessionz - South Of the Signal: The 46th Parallel.

​Kia pai te Mārama Pūoro o Aotearoa 2026!

​This month, we’re unleashing the raw Aotearoa sonic heat as we descend into the deepest corners of the underground.

Forget the mainstream noise—we are locked in on 100% homegrown epicness, vibrating straight from the soil.

​We’re chopping it up with the sonic architects building the future of our industry and going head-to-head with the movers and shakers redefining the game.

We’re also decoding the digital signals of our cities, tracing the frequencies that give each region its own distinct, gritty pulse.

​We’re taking it all the way down to the sub-frequencies where the air gets cold and the bass gets heavy.

We start the series at the edge of the map, broadcast from the deep south: South Of the Signal - 46th Parallel.

From the rugged coastlines to the isolated studio bunkers of Southland and beyond, the signal is live and the pressure is rising.
​Let’s get it!
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23/04/2026

Deep Insessionz Frequencies of RESISTANCE

War never changes. But we do.

​They say war is good for absolutely nothing, yet it leaves behind a landscape of cold iron and industrial shadows.

Frequencies of RESISTANCE is a sonic reclamation where we aren’t just playing tracks; we’re exploring a frequency.

Electronic music was born in the shadows of post-war industrialism, and tonight, we use those same machines to demand a radical peace.

​In the heat of the set, we confront the hard truth that the machine doesn't care, but the dancefloor does. As the beat hardens, we look at the dehumanizing side of conflict to remind you that the greatest weapon isn't a missile—it’s the mind and the signal.

We shift from the "noise" to the "human," because peace isn't just the absence of war; it’s the presence of connection.

These tracks represent the rebuild—the moment the dust settles and we realize we are all vibrating on the same frequency.

​Peace isn't just a wish—it’s a choice. War is over... if you want it, as we deep dive OUR sound from the underground.

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22/04/2026

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For us here at Deep Insessionz its been a home away from home where we have played, danced , experienced fantastic known and unknown sounds.

If you have shared space, played here, danced till you cant dance any more while watching your favorite acts.

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16/04/2026

Deep Insessionz The Vintage Of The Void

​So who is William Onyeabor?

​You maybe suprised in what he has bought to our culture.

​Behind the rhythmic pulse of 70s Nigerian synth-funk lies a myth built on contradictions: a Soviet-trained filmmaker, a semolina tycoon, and a High Chief who engineered the future from a private studio in Enugu.

​Today, we aren’t digging for records—we’re digging for wires.

​Imagine a shipping container hitting a West African port in the late 70s. Inside? High-end Moogs and drum machines meant for another world. To most, they were expensive paperweights.

To visionaries like Onyeabor, they were keys to a new dimension.

​This wasn’t about manuals; it was about grit. Western synths were built for straight lines and 4/4 time, but African rhythm is a circle. These pioneers "broke" the gear, circuit-bending machines to mimic the pitch-shift of a talking drum. They took cold European silicon and gave it a warm African heart.

​We’re kicking off with the man who defined the mystery: William Onyeabor and the iconic "Fantastic Man," before tracing the evolution from 80s Nigerian Boogie to the 2025 frequencies currently rattling clubs from Joburg to London.

​High voltage. High tempo. The machines are screaming now. Let’s head into the deep, dark spaces where the hardware begins to haunt us.

​As we go deep down into OUR sound from the underground.

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