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Ket posted:I quite like Konnichiwa, but I also like Made in the Manor as well. I really like the manic beat going on in grime, which is why I'm sad that Durrty Goodz has gone to making straight rap I mean I wouldn't say konnichiwa was bad. It was just a bit... meh. I suppose it depends on how long you've listened to Grime, if you remember Skepta from way back versus now it's all just a bit disappointing. And Doogz does actually have a Grime release on Tru Thoughts, which seems like it could be turning into a bit of a haven for Grime artists.
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Here are some releases Finally a second tune from the elusive Laksa, with a few dubs floating around since his intial release on mistry he has been in the minds and ears of many as we anticipated his next release. Many hoped to see one of his more popular unreleased tunes contrasts on this release and I even had confirmation from a few inside sources it was to be on this release but alas it is not. Still though we are met with 2 banging tunes. https://soundcloud.com/mistrymuzzik/laksa-ctrl-delete https://soundcloud.com/mistrymuzzik/laksa-66-rebels DJ Playstation can be found on beamz second release which has the fitting title "Split EP". A side featuring the very popular lofi house vibes we all have come to know while on the flip we are met with a beautiful jungle tune. https://soundcloud.com/maukook/dj-playstation-press-start http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/78299-e-beamz002-tlim-shug-dj-playstation-split-ep Fuckpunk's very own label owner Ossia releases a very heavyweight double LP on berceuse heroique. It comes with a great poster and as usual is very high quality which we've come to expect from BH. The tracks are banging and the versions are incredibly deep. https://soundcloud.com/junoplus/bh033-ossia-information https://soundcloud.com/junoplus/bh033-ossia-information-version On a juke tip, Pearly whites is a freshly created soundcloud that released a pretty slick r&b/rap influenced juke compilation with quite a few familiar names on the list. Enjoy the juke stylings from names such as GUNDAM & Lemzly Daze, and more. https://soundcloud.com/pearlywhi7es/sets/pearly-whites-vol-1 DJ Sinclair's ricky is released under keysound, which is a heavy grime instrumental.. https://soundcloud.com/dj-sinclair_2002/dj-sinclair-ricky http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/78241-ldn065-dj%C2%A0sinclair Nuschool 130 jungle vibes on the Reload EP from the likes of Bakground http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/78302-osxxx001-dj-torture-bakground-reload-ep hinge finger, massive release. i have nothing more to say besides must bag. https://soundcloud.com/the-trilogy-tapes/peder-mannerfelt-cry-to-your-soul https://soundcloud.com/the-trilogy-tapes/peder-mannerfelt-clear-eyes-full-heart b0red fucked around with this message at 15:54 on Sep 23, 2016 |
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Found the DJ Playstation stuff totally by accident the other week but I'm feelin it. Did they have more releases? I feel like I should know them.... Their brother (?)'s got some cool stuff too in that lo-fi vein. https://soundcloud.com/theblizt Ricky is KILLER and a very nice flip of that sample
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Comb Your Beard posted:Skepta's album Konnichiwa just won the Mercury Prize. Is it just me or was this album pretty meh? I think I only listened once. Man, Shutdown, and That's not me actually got me interested in Grime. I've tried listening to other artists and songs but the only thing I've found that I like is JME's remix of serious. Skepta's older work just sounds like trashy club music, atleast the stuff I've listened too. Someone told me to listen to Rolex Sweep cause they thought I'd like it, but nah As an outsider it looks like an attempt to get international interest in Grime, and Skepta was on Australia's youth variety station Triple J for a bit, but it seems like there's not much else that people who like Konnichiwa would also like?
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If you want something more recent, try Kano - Made in the Manor.
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air- posted:If you want something more recent, try Kano - Made in the Manor. I'll check it out I just listened to Disguise, great work Skepta thanks for the heads up.
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This is vintage Skepta, if you don't like it you probably won't like most foundational grime: King of Grime: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnSFswO6hn0 Fuckin Widda Team: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkg0DtAGgoc DTI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xnzo7Dhscj8 Private Caller: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gnxt0cN7pI
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Whaddayall think of Zwart Licht? Dutch group that reminds me a lot of the manic-ness of Grime http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF89A37F2D9E76679
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Mike_V posted:This is vintage Skepta, if you don't like it you probably won't like most foundational grime: Ooft, trying to remember the last time I heard Private Caller. Years! Actually what's probably quite timely is the new comp Grime 2016 is just about to come out on Butterz, so you know it's good. A lot of the stuff has been kicking about for the past wee while, but good to get everything in one place. Only a tenner too! Personal favourites featured on it are that MJ Cole and AJ Tracey tune, Swindle's thing with D Double, and The Bug and Riko Dan which was out on Ninja a while ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N02gceQhW44 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UemeJTyhuE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3WRSpE_nME
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d double and the bugs box is better than the swindle joint if only because i think lemon trees is really fuckin cheesy
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XL continuing those mssingo vibes with dark0's latest ep https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8IM4MYkyYU
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I don't care if this is files but I'm desperate. Please, if you have a copy of DJ Garna - Chun Li / Cry, upload it. Also gently caress physical only releases in 2016.
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Some bits I've been listening to lately... First up we have FaltyDL's new album Heaven Is For Quitters, out on his own Blueberry Records. Compared to his recent stuff on Ninja Tune, Heaven Is For Quitters seems to have a bit more of a introspective tone at times. Sure his wonderful glossy synth lines still glide wonderfully over the songs, but between some quasi-ambient type of things and lovely guest vocals on a handful of tracks, it's just a more downcast type of album. Probably my favourite thing on the album is a wonderful collab with μ-Ziq which just reminds me a modern, energetic twist on love on a real train. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbdB1vl8xtg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3Gk8Ku662A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-Qy4XCfLX8 Don't Be Afraid continue to be one of their best labels out there as their dub series continues, this time with Swing Ting member Samrai and his single Khadi. The a-side is a wonderful, dubbed out stepper but it's the b-side I've been digging as JTC turns it into a slick, technoligic Detroitian jam. https://soundcloud.com/dontbeafraid/sets/dub007-samrai-khadi Ilian Tape do it again, this time with a new EP by Andrea. What I love about this label is their wonderful curation. Sure every artist is different and unique, but the Ilian Tape guys just seem great at pulling out the thread of similarity between them all and stitching all those different artists into one cohesive whole, which is something all the best labels I can think of are able to do (UR, Reinforced, Metalheadz, Good Looking, early Warp and Tempa etc etc) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilfpwCZiUwE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-DRz3ammE0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfvdEYcrNqE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fGOfbKQ8DQ Lobster Theremin sub-label Distant Hawaii is another label that's just on point at the moment. With just a handful of releases they've set themselves up as purveyors of immensely good sun-drenched House. This time it's an EP by Australian DJ Heure (so much good House has been coming out of Australia at the moment see the Analogue Attic label). With this cool, breezy synth lines wash up on a glistening wave of smooth laidback house beats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd8dZjI_l0Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NGDnMhA5Hw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeAw6GHZ-xk I've said to more than one person that the Italian scene is on the ascent again. Sure there's always been a strong output of music from Italy, but it just seems recently that - especially in the House end of the scene - that singles and EPs coming from Italy are just going from strength to strength. The latest being Minimono's Theory of Strings EP on Bosconi, a wonderful label that's been around a few years now operating from Florence (does anyone else have a strong grasp of Italian geography thanks to a youth wasted watching Football Italia on tv ?). Actually this is Theory of Strings Part 2. What was part 1 likw? Well I've never heard it, but if it's half as good as this I might just track it down! Funky, swinging House on one side while the flip gets a bit more techy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_u9x2Auk2v0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-RXOs5YSfg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqvCSXsmB5c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjaykgoNF5M What kind of things have everyone else been digging recently? Mike_V posted:I don't care if this is files but I'm desperate. Please, if you have a copy of DJ Garna - Chun Li / Cry, upload it. Also gently caress physical only releases in 2016. It is a nice 12"! I've got it! You know because of the label art, it reminds me of the short-lived Reinforced offshoot Manga Beats, which also featured various Street Fighter characters on their label art. I uploaded the first release from the label to my youtube channel actually. It has Ryu on the label I think, though I only scanned in the other half the label. Take a listen! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FuddG0pDAXw What I like about Youtube is the fact you can message the uploader and request something from them if you really want, if you haven't found the thing already. I'm sure they'd be more than happy to help. Fun and totally unrelated fact: subtlety is my middle name.
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Is that Andrea the guy from Demdike Stare or someone else using the (extremely generic) name
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Basic Chunnel posted:Is that Andrea the guy from Demdike Stare or someone else using the (extremely generic) name Nah it's a different guy, would that be the Andy Stott alias you're maybe thinking of? Anyway this Andrea is Italian actually, so I suppose he's allowed to be called Andrea. But yeah, great music. Maybe not such a great name.
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Mike_V posted:I don't care if this is files but I'm desperate. Please, if you have a copy of DJ Garna - Chun Li / Cry, upload it. Also gently caress physical only releases in 2016. i can record my copy sometime.
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I've got it sorted, thanks. New Silk Road Assassins on Coyote is real nice.
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Anyone in the Los Angeles area? I've been throwing some warehouse raves and I'm always looking to link up with new fans/DJs if anyone's interested in coming out and playing an opening set sometime. I'm very into Lobster Theremin / Ilian Tape style stuff but I feel like the majority of techno here is big room type stuff.
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I got the impression that LA has a pretty healthy warehouse scene though? I have friends in LA who go out frequently and they mention at least one or two good artists playing every month. Zenker Bros just came through, I saw Rrose has a December date. In general, underground bookings seem like they're second only to NYC quality as far as what we get stateside.
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air- posted:I got the impression that LA has a pretty healthy warehouse scene though? I have friends in LA who go out frequently and they mention at least one or two good artists playing every month. Zenker Bros just came through, I saw Rrose has a December date. In general, underground bookings seem like they're second only to NYC quality as far as what we get stateside. With a lot of NYC bookings they come through to DC. Especially on the underground tip. I dunno if we're technically a sister city but it's nice that we get NYCs sloppy seconds with ease. new laksa on timedance is amazing. Been waiting for Contrasts to come out for quite awhile http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/vinyl/79527-timedance007-laksa-%E2%80%93-contrasts-ep Also Banshee's High Let Me Fly is finally released after Zomby shitted it up on his LP. http://www.dummymag.com/new-music/stream-banshee-high-let-me-fly-ep b0red fucked around with this message at 02:56 on Nov 7, 2016 |
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air- posted:I got the impression that LA has a pretty healthy warehouse scene though? I have friends in LA who go out frequently and they mention at least one or two good artists playing every month. Zenker Bros just came through, I saw Rrose has a December date. In general, underground bookings seem like they're second only to NYC quality as far as what we get stateside. Yeah, I'm involved with the people putting on those shows. There's a healthy warehouse scene, but it's smaller than you'd think.
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This is a good halftime mix https://soundcloud.com/jkenzo/jkenzo-spmc-live-index-ldn-10_nov_16
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some breaks ting https://soundcloud.com/rough-grade/lights-down Fresh Gantz on the hotline tip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgG5o8o7gbM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5A0IWi0u8g Tape Echo's sub label https://soundcloud.com/mechanicalreproductions/side-b-glimpse https://soundcloud.com/mechanicalreproductions/side-a-credentials
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Can anyone help identify a d&b track from around 96 which sampled music from Bladerunner (Bradbury building section) and (probably) samples of dialogue? I know the anwser is "pretty much everything from 96" but a few examples (esp. with youtube links) would be appreciated. tia
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Josef K. Sourdust posted:Can anyone help identify a d&b track from around 96 which sampled music from Bladerunner (Bradbury building section) and (probably) samples of dialogue? I know the anwser is "pretty much everything from 96" but a few examples (esp. with youtube links) would be appreciated. tia Probably the biggest one I can think of was Angels Fell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9lxLXbHbk8
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Basic Chunnel posted:Hey I never signed up for a Bruk thread Sorry dude, it's part of the subscription when we nicked the houses and technos from the Justice thread! Should've read the terms and conditions before you posted, now yer stuck with listening to an awesome Kaidi Tatham keyboardy joint before we reach the ultra cool, limited edition stamped white label banger! Thank you for your cooperation customer! No refunds!
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28 Gun Bad Boy posted:Probably the biggest one I can think of was Angels Fell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9lxLXbHbk8 Close but no cigar. Good track but it isn't the one. 
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Josef K. Sourdust posted:Close but no cigar. Good track but it isn't the one. Some other tracks that I can think of from that time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2UA0VG-wms https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvHtYLWMUKU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCzy1Sd2s9E https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4Qimi9sHfc Though I swear there's a big one I'm thinking of that's just at the back of my head but I just can't think it out! Frustrating!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21bXRN_LP1k i don't think this is sampling any of the music. it's been a while since i listened to the ost though.
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All good stuff but not what I was thinking of. It has the Vangelis music (entering Bradbury Building), samples of dialogue. It had the clips of Deckard directing the computer to enhance areas etc. The cassette of the John Peel show is somewhere in a box and if I ever find it (and a way of playing it) I'll post the name/link here....
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I posted this elsewhere but I think this is probably a better thread to ask: I bought this song a while ago, but due to technical problems I got my money back for it, but it still belongs to me. However.. Does this sound familiar to anybody??? I'm not super into recent EDM but this just sounds familiar. I'm worried it might be a copy of some other track. https://soundcloud.com/lermdeml/chos-excerpt2 I don't want to use it if it's a rip off of something else. e: I'm using it in a video game. I'm not releasing it as something I created myself.
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baby puzzle posted:I posted this elsewhere but I think this is probably a better thread to ask: I don't wanna be a dick (cue me being a dick), but to me it sounds like every derivative beatport top 20 tune in the last 5 years. A few years back some fella created a mashup to illustrate just how similar they all sound. https://soundcloud.com/daleri/epic-mashleg
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28 Gun Bad Boy posted:Probably the biggest one I can think of was Angels Fell https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9lxLXbHbk8 loving TUNE though
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NevergirlsOFFICIAL posted:loving TUNE though Have you heard the Nights remix?
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 Recent haul from Redeye. From left to right: Calibre - Grow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7VpEF9_v2c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NYn1jqJdy4 Another foray of his into dubstep and slower speeds. I really like this album, it reminds me a lot of early hessle audio releases. Nights vs Charlux - NSX002 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SWTZhlMjho dark grime bangers Karma - Terrorist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7bhjwK-2PQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdWdHBibgZM&t=89s Some nice variety between the technoid dread of Cha and Vacant mind & the warm sounds of Terrorist. Headland - Tapescho/Midnight Drive https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjWRZTu9D2U I bought this for Tapescho, but Midnight Drive has grown on me. Theyre both huge tbh Dj Fett Burger/ Dj Sotofett - 日本行脚スペシャル https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpLua3yg_94 not related to this thread at all, I just like dj sotofett and sex tags amfibia P Jam - Pepper Pot/ Chalice ft Champion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kwvmy71dQw Not too big on Pepper Pot but Chalice is a banger. Silly vocal one shots, slippery sounds, skittering drums, and Champions signature wobbles. Struktion - Kreen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqSDF8wNUpo I discovered Struktion thru his joint EP with DjRum on Illian Tapes & when I saw this on R&S I knew Id have to buy it. Fast paced techno & breaks with a throwback sound. Sorrow - Brawler https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9tONdWSHqE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NasXqI9fZVg I've heard so much of Sorrow (& Asa) that a lot of his songs have started to blend together for me. That being said, I still like this EP. Fruitella is a guilty pleasure. Schlachthofbronx - Haul & Pull Up EP1 (Feat Riko Dan / Warrior Queen) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWb_zX6OWgQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhGnAFgjGP4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rb28vUHhBO4 I did not expect this from Schlachthofbronx. Everything I've heard from them before has been mostly footwork & electro sounding stuff, and then they bust out this EP with Riko and Warrior Queen. Every song is class & I've already rinsed them to death on my home set up.
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Still loving his Good Club Allstars release! I'm liking the Calibre LP too, though I picked up the CD because I'm one of those wierdos who have zero problems with CDs. And mostly because I just can't justify £40. Though I'm always complaining about the cost of physical products nowadays, because I'm just a curmudgeonly dick who just can't believe it's not 2004 anymore and why doesn't that single cost £4.99 like they used too dammit!! Anyway the LP is good. Ten years ago it'd probably have been filled under Broken Beat. Calibre was one of the few of those 2000s D&B acts who I feel was able to take on the lower tempos well. The other main ones being the likes of Martyn and Kryptic Mindz. This LP lifts off from the platform Calibre had created when he had those Deep Medi singles a few years back. The Struction EP is definitely a solid EP, though I did prefer the Illian tape tunes I have to say. The recent R&S release I did really like though was the Appeblim & Second Story EP, that was hot. And funnily enough the reason I widened the scope of the thread was so things like Sotofett and all that can slip in here! Some sad news though, I just read that Mark Fisher aka K-Punk has passed away. 10+ years ago K-Punk's blog (as well as the likes of Simon Reynolds Blissout, Woebot and a bunch of others) was really influential in how I thought about music, and in hindsight blogs like that really helped to begin to shape the weak, flabby, creative muscles I'd meekly flex when doing things like my guides. The fact that blogs like that just don't seem to be part of the general internet environment - at least to the extent there were - really just bums me out. Evolution ain't always a positive thing!
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Filthy Gears seems to have some really great tracks, although those seem to be based mostly on videogames (lol) https://soundcloud.com/filthy-gears/filthy-gears-thousand-leg-kick https://soundcloud.com/filthy-gears/filthy-gears-hi-top-riddim-guile https://soundcloud.com/filthy-gears/filthy-gears-potions Incidentally, have we talked about why Street Fighter (II, specifically) seems to be such fertile ground for grime riddims?
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