Summary: CLR Podcast | 022 | Dustin Zahn 01. Harmonic 313 - Music Substitute System 02. Syncom Data - Beyond the Stars (Speedy J Remix) 03. Humate - Love Stimulation (Radio Slave Beats) 04. Mirko Loko - Bluebook 05. Chris Liebing - Discombobulated 06. Edit-Select - Bauer 07. Gary Beck - On the Run (Edit-Select Remix) 08. Zuni - Hoodwinked (Kevin Gorman Remix) 09. Tommy Four Seven - Surma (Speedy J Dub Tool) 10. Donato Dozzy & Giorgio Gigli - Real Love EQ - Itay 11. The Kooky Scientist - Busy Signal 12. Edit-Select - Aurian 13. Marco Carola & G-Man - Zippy 14. Kalet - Living Like a Child (Edgar de Ramon Remix) 15. Chris Liebing - Auf und Davon (Zahn's Solera Edit) 16. Dubfire - Roadkill (Dustin Zahn's Enemy Mix) 17. Psyk - Cubes 18. Len Faki - BX3 19. DJ Rob Little - Pulsate (HMC Remix) 20. Planetary Assault Systems - Forms 21. Seth Troxler - Aphrika 22. Mark Broom meets Dustin Zahn - Leave Me Alone (Edit-Select vs Gary Beck Remix) 23. Speedy J - Klave 24. Acid Circus - Vsnares 25. Mark Broom - The Seducer 26. Silent Servant - Demonstration 27. Lee Van Dowski - The Variable Man 28. Timid Boy - La Nuit 29. Par Grindvik - Ensemble (Decimal Remix) 30. The Machine - Area36 31. Ed Chamberlain - Zarathustra Remastered 32. Ten Madison - The Dark Chamber After being influenced by mix-tapes of artists such as Richie Hawtin, Dustin began writing music purely for fun. Shortly after, Dustin met future-partner Ian Lehman, who was established in the mid-west rave scene. Ian explained to him that music similar to his was played at parties called raves. Ian invited him to one of his shows and Dustin took his offer to see what he was talking about. After being exposed to just one party, Dustin knew this was his future. Dustin started doing a Live PA at various local parties and quickly became a favorite. After a year, Dustin stepped up to the decks and won just as much respect as he did with his productions. In early 2001, Dustin and Ian both agreed to take things to the next level. They put a halt on bookings and concentrated on the studio. A year later their work had emerged onto vinyl and all over the internet, creating a serious buzz. Abiotic was born, and the duo formed The Attack People. A few words can easily describe Dustin Zahn's style: moody, tribal, dark, and hypnotic. Since Dustin co-founded Abiotic Recordings with Ian Lehman in 2001, he's finished projects for labels such as Livewire Records (Detroit), Analytic Trail (Italy) and Invasion (Belgium). His tracks have been received support from techno producers such as Redhead, Adam Beyer, Danilo Vigorito, Tim Xavier, Ben Sims, Chris Liebing, Dave Clarke, Umek, and countless more. Together with partner Ian Lehman, they perform a Live PA under the moniker "The Attack People" which fuses tribalism and just plain twisted beats. Dustin is known for his diverse 3-table sets and smooth mixing through all styles of techno.
