So I just had a look at my calendar and, boy, these next months are stuffed with events on electronic music. And there is quite a bunch of new releases and tracks out this month, which makes this a great time to train ear muscles. For example, with tonight's show and all those fine tracks to be heard, quite fleshy treats on chilly beats. Join me tonight for tracks by Vortex Elements (Gate of Life), Terra Nine (Lucid Dreaming), Stan Dart (Tales from the Solar System), Forlon (Birnam Wood), Potential differenSe (delicatesseN), Erik Wøllo & Bernhard Wöstheinrich (Welenuhr), and the great Sundown Cafe (Sailing Away).

Over all time of syndae's existance, I've been accompanying and supporting the electronic circus festival right from its birth event. They have turned into a very cool day of music, spanning a broad style of electronica and up to synth pop. On October 3rd they will have a fresh start in a new location, and the line-up is simply fantastic, if you love EM. Tonight's show is dedicated to this festival, giving you tracks by all the live acts that day, starting with John Dyson, who will appear together with Michael Shipway and Paul Ward. Then we have German's famous Spyra, going classical together with a cellist. From the past and still live and kicking, German's No More will be on stage. And finally, the starter of the day, a wonderful and enjoyable live act on its own: Meesha from the Netherlands.

Finally, my internet connection is stable again, so I am pleased to provide you with a new edition of syndae tonight. And it's full of new music as well, so I hope it will recompense for having to live a week without the fine electronic music on syndae. On this show you will find tracks by Erik Wøllo (Echotides), Chronotope Project (Dawn Treader), Broekhuis, Keller & Schönwälder (Green), Hagen von Bergen (In Da Villa Kunta Bunta), and Syndromeda (Too Much Information).

Now they had images from the other side of the moon, what a nice and quiet place it must be. Endless planes, always calm and serene. Put a bench at the corner of some crater and enjoy the view of the sun around the edge. Maybe get a glimpse of that big blue ball hiding behind its front. Yeah, right, time for some ambient tunes to fit to the scenery and to keep one at peace. We're onto it with tonight's tracks by Psicodreamics (Ambiethernum revisited), Morandi Experiment (Midnight Radio Compilation), Steve Roach (Etheric Imprints), and Lutz Thuns and his Friends of Ambient.