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28 Gun Bad Boy posted:You could waste a whole day reading Plast's tweets. I'm not from Austin, but been to that venue many times. The men's bathroom is a urinal and a toilet about 5 feet from each other. One of my friends did the recent volume of Expansion Broadcast! http://www.expansionbroadcast.com/podcast/413/
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Keysound and Cargo Records put together a really neat contest to promote the upcoming LHF album: "By pre-ordering the LHF Keepers of The Light 2CD album, you are automatically put into a draw to experience 1x day out at South london's Transition Mastering and receive 1x personalised LHF 10" cut to spec with tracks of your choosing." The pre-order link: http://www.cargorecords.co.uk/release/18525
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You know how Night Slugs' output has become really tame lately? (it hasn't) Apparently they're launching a harder, more club-ready spin-off, Club Constructions. Cop the first EP from L-Vis here: http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk/asp/view_product.asp?id=29909 I like...
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Symptomless Coma posted:You know how Night Slugs' output has become really tame lately? They made an error and had it for sale this weekend, bought it thinking I may have stumbled onto something. Got an email yesterday saying it's just a preorder. Bok Bok has been dropping these tunes on Rinse and they are hot. Also Unlimited/Pineapple is finally available on iTunes! No word on the vinyl release date yet.
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Decline posted:They made an error and had it for sale this weekend, bought it thinking I may have stumbled onto something. Got an email yesterday saying it's just a preorder. Bok Bok has been dropping these tunes on Rinse and they are hot. The EP should be out pretty soon however, so you shouldn't need to wait long. Anyway it's Friday afternoon, so do you know what time it is? That's right it's time for the But eventually I shuffle through those gates at 9am when the bell rings, so just when you thought I'd disappeared, I'm back with a bumper round-up of what's coming out this next week. Well some technically last week as well as this week but whatever! We've actually had/will have a surpring amount of albums out over the next wee while too, something to keep you busy during the approaching Easter holidays. Photek DJ Kicks (!K7) Photek's DJ-Kicks mix has been hyped up quite a lot over the past month. Granted a lot of that is my hype, but I've been diggin' it and so have a lot of people. Hopefully the fact you lot could've streamed the entire album off the official Soundcloud page last week helped convince a few of you who've not been entirely sure of Photek's new output. Addison Groove Transistor Rhythm (50 Weapons) Modeselektor's 50 Weapons label has slowly been making a name for itself in on the UK Bass scene over the past few months, helped greatly by actually releasing a lot of great records over the past wee while. That trend continues with the debut LP by Addison Groove. Honestly it's as you expect, the former-Headhunter presenting his twisted take on Chicago's Juke/Footwork thing. Like the unforgettable Footcrab and the following singles he's released, it's not a straight take with enough elements nicked from Dubstep, Funky, garage and Jamaica to keep things that little bit more interesting. No idea where he goes from here, but whatever happens it's bound to be a fantastic landmark LP and one to be remembered. Ramp 50 (Ramp Recordings) Ramp celebrates it's 50th release with this budget priced CD compilation, featuring some of the choice cuts from the Ramp catalogue, from FaltyDL to Hypno to Zomby, they're all here. Well mostly. Really 17 tracks for less than a fiver, it can't be beat. LHF Keepers Of The Light (Keysound Recordings) You may remember me talking about this album a few weeks ago, when I featured one of the lead-up EPs for this double disc album. And it needs to be a double album, being essentially a 'best of' by Amen Ra, No Fixed Abode, Low Density Matter and Double Helix who make up LHF. Packed full of beats that while I guess you could term 'Future Garage' are really way too cool for that terrible term. Influences spanning from Metalheadz-era Jungle, to the darker 2-Step that the likes to El-B, Horsepower and Oris Jay pioneered, to '06 Dubstep, there's something for everyone here. Unless you suck, in which case the Metal CD rack is over there. Lone Crystal Caverns 1991 (R&S) The first single off Lone's soon-to-be incoming LP Galaxy Garden and it's a real cracker. Really it's the A-side that gets me going. Here Lone's really managed to bottle lightning with a perfect mix of modern day Bass sound and the classic Hardcore sound of 1991 that R&S helped made famous. This'll be a bit of a spring/early summer anthem no doubt. The Town The Movement (ClekClekBoom) I know ClekClekBoom's artwork could maybe be seen as a bit of a rip-off of the Swamp81 style, but you sure can't say the same about the music. The Town is French producers Karve & Kazey, but this time they're on a proper Funky ting. I was half tempted to say old skool there since it wouldn't seem out of place in a Supa D set circa-2008. I don't think that's a bad thing though. Hatti Vatti You (Phaeleh/Indigo Remixes) (New Moon Recordings) The original version of this came and went a few months ago, but now it's had a couple of remixes, courtesy of Phaeleh and Indigo. Now in all honesty this probably shouldn't have made this weeks round-up as in truth it's only the Phaeleh remix that I like. The Indigo remix takes it up to 170 and to me doesn't really do much with it, but the Phaeleh remix is a nice wee swinger of a track, that's what does it for me. Versa & Rowl Lunar (Smokin' Sessions) Another case of leave out the 170. Zodiac on the flip follows the above, just ain't my thing. But the A-side it where it's at. Smooth, laidback, summer chillout 2-Step vibe going on there. Dark Sky Black Rainbows (Black Acre) Yes I know, Dark Sky with their Black Rainbow EP on Black Acre. Another dark in there and you'd think you were dealing with some bizarre Norwegian death metal act. Even the artwork is a watery oil spill on a bit of black tarmac. But no fear lads, luckily you're stuck with an act I've been keeping an eye on. Strong basslines throughout this Garagey influenced double pack, though with the occasional drift into more Funky and even Techno terrain. Wunderbar. Though not so wunderbar is the price of the double pack. Come on guys I love vinyl more than anyone, but 2 tracks per side and we'd be golden at half the price. Nina Kraviz Ghetto Kraviz Edits(Amine Edge/Alex Kidd Remixes) (Rek'd) Everyone's favourite Russian girl (and I think everyone can appreciate how difficult that can be at times) has her album out this week too, with the lead single being the majestic Ghetto Kraviz. But also sneaking out the back door on Rekids sub-label Rek'd is the remixes of the track by Amine Edge and Alex Kidd. I think the Amine Edge remix has been floating about for a while, but I'm not too sure about the Alex Kidd remix which lightly revamps the original just enough to give it it's own identity. Auntie Flo Oh My Days (Pearson Sound Remix) / Highlife (SOPHIE Remix) (Huntleys & Palmers) We continue with the remix theme with this 10 on Huntleys & Palmers. Pearson Sound keeps the beat heavy and the percussion jumping and skipping with his remix of Oh My Days, whereas SOPHIE takes on Highlife and turns it into a cracking melodic, artic ice synth lead piece. Svengalisghost Mind Control EP (L.I.E.S.) L.I.E.S. Continue to prove America can still release stuff on vinyl, and it hasn't been reduced strictly to the terror (and terribleness) that is Beatport. Here it brings Svengalisghost, an artist I have never heard of before but will be keeping an eye out for in the future. 3-tracks of rhythmic, futuristic House action. Trevino Derelict/Buried (NakedLunch) The great little NakedLunch label brings us this hot new single by Trevino, aka Marcus Intalex. The a-side has this great late-80s House sound transported and warped with 2012 technology. Big lead bassline thunders along some simply gorgeous hi-hat and clap action. Buried meanwhile gives a fantastic take on a more laid back and loungey kinda sound. Lando Kal Rhythm Sektion/Inquisition (Hotflush) As usual my idea that you should always trust something that spells things with a K instead of a C works out. Rhythm Sektion is a great big bloody metallic bumper of a track, while Inquisition takes an even more darker twist that swaggers along with it's kinda rubber bandy creepy crawl midnight action bassline. As with the last Lando Kal stuff, bag it. 28 Gun Bad Boy fucked around with this message at 21:55 on Mar 31, 2012 |
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28 Gun Bad Boy posted:You could waste a whole day reading Plast's tweets. I actually walked in on someone making GBS threads in the barcelona bathroom during the trouble & bass SXSW day party that plastician played. That bathroom always has like an inch of water/piss all over the floor too. We also chilled with plastician in the side booth area for a while when not a lot of people were there and took pictures wearing really tiny hats that said "bass" on them
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mad decent released a free ep from Bwana this week thats pretty good. http://soundcloud.com/maddecent/sets/bwana-cant-you-just-jeff013/ not as good as this track of his from last year which sadly is never gonna get a proper release it seems https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0i-2rKyquEA
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Decline posted:Also Unlimited/Pineapple is finally available on iTunes! No word on the vinyl release date yet. Just in case you haven't clocked it yet, out on vinyl the now, http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/servlet/Info?Track=BR009
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If you're in the bay area you need to get your rear end to Som tonight for Shook. https://www.facebook.com/events/315678175159319/ Cosmic Revenge is headlining with residents Sam Supa (Surefire, Brap Dem) and Epcot (Frite Nite). Epcot in particular is one of the most criminally underrated DJs I know of. You owe it to yourself to check him out. Oh yeah, and it's free before 11. Dopo fucked around with this message at 00:23 on Apr 4, 2012 |
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I just uploaded another tune, and its a free download. http://soundcloud.com/djchumpchange/dismissal Dirty bassy 4x4-kinda stuff.
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Earlier on in the thread somebody linked to a Haywyre song. I now have all the albums off his site. Jesus, he's reallllly good.
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Haywyre's style still has a certain charm to it but I wish he would branch out a little bit more, maybe even include more software(or hardware for that matter) than just FL Studio. Really into Addison Groove's newest album, especially rear end Jazz for some reason, and Distal's Amphibian
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Yet another free download from myself. This one is a collab with OURO (1/3 of HIGHWAYS) http://soundcloud.com/djchumpchange/chump-change-ouro-need-it 
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Rustie did an Essential Mix last night. Very excited to hear this one! http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01f15yf
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I haven't had time to listen to much new stuff lately, but here's a cool 'classic' funky mix: http://soundplate.com/2012/04/dj-plasma-when-funky-felt-funky-the-glory-days-mix/ I do wish we'd hear this lighter/sexier style more.
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I opened a Soundcloud account and did some dubstep: http://soundcloud.com/john-peeba/john-peeba-weavers It didn't start out that way but listening to it now, I can hear some influences from being on a Skream and Mimosa binge lately.
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Mike_V posted:I haven't had time to listen to much new stuff lately, but here's a cool 'classic' funky mix: http://soundplate.com/2012/04/dj-plasma-when-funky-felt-funky-the-glory-days-mix/ Yeah I used to love that original Funky style. Just such a breath of fresh air that I really needed at a time when the Dubstep scene was, quite frankly, getting a bit stale and even antagonistic to me. It was just incredible though as after half a decade kinda ignoring Housey sounds, ignoring more upbeat stuff it was like someone just took the bag from off your head and you could breath deep again. I mean from 03 right up until late 07 I was on pretty much a purely Grime/Dubstep tip with the only kinda lighter stuff being my love of Broken Beat (actually when I first heard Funky stuff I thought it sounded really similar to Broken). Actually you could probably extend that too 2001/02 given the types of garage I was listening to was stuff the the more darker breakbeat stuff or the MC stuff. It was just proper, pure, musical, unfiltered dance music again. Fan-loving-tastic. Anyway one of my many, many regrets was not getting the money together and taking the train or a Ryanair flight down south and getting to one of the old Circle nights or Casa Funk. Though to be honest that was just as much for the girls as the music! Funky - a warning of getting too big, too fast, with way to many people jumping on the bandwagon (skank tunes ahoy!). Still at the very least it left us with this wonder, which goes into one of my favourite tunes of the decade. Just loving perfection.
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Ya, that's one of my fav tunes. I've heard so many different dubplates of this, although I keep expecting to hear Kyla talking to MA1 since that's the one I hear the most.
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Mike_V posted:Ya, that's one of my fav tunes. I've heard so many different dubplates of this, although I keep expecting to hear Kyla talking to MA1 since that's the one I hear the most. Oh yeah it got a ton of remixes and all that. I've got a couple on the shelves, and that's only the stuff that was released! LD did a great little Dubstep remix, Control-S did a couple of remixes like a MC version and a 2-step mix. Duncan Powell did a very Todd Edwards-y thing. loving tons. Should've been a much, much bigger hit than it was. Hmm, I think it's about time I rumage through the shelves again and dig 'em out. Been so long since I've heard them.
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28 Gun Bad Boy posted:Oh yeah it got a ton of remixes and all that. I've got a couple on the shelves, and that's only the stuff that was released! LD did a great little Dubstep remix, Control-S did a couple of remixes like a MC version and a 2-step mix. Duncan Powell did a very Todd Edwards-y thing. loving tons. Should've been a much, much bigger hit than it was. Here's one that I was surprised wasn't included in that mix: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfv44lEzOLU I will say that I'm a bit peeved because Rudimental requested to follow me on Twitter and when I accepted it and re-followed him, he had already unfollowed. What a prick! EDIT: New Royal-T mix is nice: http://mishkanyc.com/bloglin/2012/04/10/%D0%BC%D0%B8%D1%88%D0%BA%D0%B0-presents-keep-watch-vol-xxxiii-royal-t-free-download/ Anything that starts out with Danny Weed is ok with me. Also really want that new Butterz tee. Mike_V fucked around with this message at 18:51 on Apr 10, 2012 |
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Can anyone recommend me something that is specifically like Old Apparatus: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTYz8VgP_t4 Not knowing who they are is a little frustrating when it comes to trying to find music like them.
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Vectra released SLK - The Lost Tapes a few days ago and I've been listening to it non-stop. Tons of great stuff on here and it's quite a bargain. Pick it up for only 5 pounds here: http://pitchcontrollerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/slk-the-lost-tapes Teddy Music's new release isn't bad either. Pick up Selectah Vol. 1 on itunes if you're looking to get your hands on a few nice instrumentals: "Gold is instro for Dot Rotten - Confidence New Canteen is instro for Newham Generals - Doomed Ringworm is instro for D Double E - Bodyworks Park up is Lay Z, Merky Ace, Kozzie & Tre Mission - Park Up Pussy Fallen is instro for D Double E ft Example - Catch Me If You Can Revenge is instro for Stutta ft. Mercston,Tinchy Stryder,Ghetts - DPMO" - grimeforum Also been enjoying Moony's two new releases. Preditah's got a new EP dropping soon as well.
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Elijah and Silkie in Brooklyn tomorrow night! I've been waiting at least a year for this.
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JamesKPolk posted:Elijah and Silkie in Brooklyn tomorrow night! The two of them deserve much better then playing with Trouble & Bass.
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aversion posted:Can anyone recommend me something that is specifically like Old Apparatus: You know I'm not really a huge fan of Old Apparatus, but you could always take a look at the rest of the Deep Medi roster. Off the top I can't really think of anyone on the label that are similar to them really, but you could give it a try anyway, might be something you like. I'd say check the 3 volumes of Deep Medi Releases, though I think the last one may have came out a bit before Old Apparatus was signed. Otherwise maybe their might be stuff on the new Goth-Trad LP you might like, and of course to state the obvious Burial. And in other news, R&S sub-label Apollo is revived this week with this release by Synkro. At least it's keeping with Apollo's more general ambient-ish theme. The next two releases being from Jack Dixon and Submerse. I'm still liking it when labels seem to have a proper release schedule, and not one every 10 months or whenever. I also finally picked up the new Hint album out on Tru Thoughts last month. The tracks off the single that came out a few months ago (Crash & Burn / Aliens Enter) are still some of the best off the album but it's pretty drat good. Pick it up at Tru Thoughts online store for not far north of 7 quid.
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aversion posted:Can anyone recommend me something that is specifically like Old Apparatus: Thanks for making me aware of these guys. This is awesome.
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Yeah, that tune is seriously tough. I'll be doing some research on them this weekend.
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Decline posted:The two of them deserve much better then playing with Trouble & Bass. The T&B side was better than I expected! I came in like 15 minutes into AC Slater's set, which wasn't anything special, but then Silkie and Elijah both played amazing sets (no surprise), then B. Rich played like 45 minutes of 91-92 ardkore, and then we left. So I guess I only saw an hour and a half of T&B. But any time I can here old skool when I'm out is fine by me. And I got to talk to Elijah for a bit. He's a really personable guy! He told me that the Ghetto Kyote reissue hit a snag cause whoever has the rights ceased contact, in case anyone else was still anxiously waiting. Great night.
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JamesKPolk posted:And I got to talk to Elijah for a bit. He's a really personable guy! He told me that the Ghetto Kyote reissue hit a snag cause whoever has the rights ceased contact, in case anyone else was still anxiously waiting. Great night. I had totally forgotten they were gonna reissue that. So thanks for reminding me and then smashing all my dreams to bits, ya bas! 
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I'm not sure if it's just SUBFRIES and I who are in the DC area, but who else is going to Forward Festival? 100% planning to go to the Forward Bass showcase and the closing party. So excited about pretty much the entire lineup, especially Silkie, Jacques Greene, Dara, and J:Kenzo.
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Awesome, will have to grab drinks! And I am in for this as well: http://2562indc.eventbrite.com/
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JamesKPolk posted:The T&B side was better than I expected! I came in like 15 minutes into AC Slater's set, which wasn't anything special, but then Silkie and Elijah both played amazing sets (no surprise), then B. Rich played like 45 minutes of 91-92 ardkore, and then we left. So I guess I only saw an hour and a half of T&B. But any time I can here old skool when I'm out is fine by me. And I got to talk to Elijah for a bit. He's a really personable guy! He told me that the Ghetto Kyote reissue hit a snag cause whoever has the rights ceased contact, in case anyone else was still anxiously waiting. Great night. I was the kid in the Mishka hat with the pink-haired girl.
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