Gemmy's Supligen sounds like it's sampling something distinctive from some other song -- that whiny synth thing that's prominent at the beginning. What the hell is it? Or maybe a more recent song has sampled it. either way.

EDIT: it hit me. It's The Knife's Na Na Na. Srsly. Either that or a gigantic coincidence.

I know what you mean but I think its coincidence. I just listened now and the Gemmy synth sounds like a fusion of the Na Na Na synth and voice effect that comes after so the overall sound is similar.



Thanks for this and the TVO dude, much appreciated.

In For the Kill - La Roux (Skream's Let's Get Ravey Remix)
anything by The Widdler
Noah D & Roommate/Marcus Visionary & Satori - Street Sound / Y'all Ready
Dop - The Genius of the Crowd 12" (HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO ALL INDIVIDUALS)
Nemecek - Somebody's Watching Me (i posted this earlier in the thread)
Jackpot - Ragazza

among others.

Just discovered that Gemmy has a full-length on Planet Mu in August. And that Joker has KAP004 with "Purple City" coming out 'soon' - not that I can find KAP003, but still...

two-double-zero-fucking-nine!

1971:




1990:



http://intensities.wordpress.com/2007/01/1...nderstand-1971/







2009:



http://www.thefatclub.com/kid-606-wobbles-...-free-download/
http://www.thefatclub.com/music/Mr-Wobbles-Nightmare.mp3

Label: Cocoon Recordings
Catalog#: COR020-2
Format: CD, Album
Country: Germany
Released: 3 April 2009
Genre: Electronic
Style: Minimal, Tech House

Warsaw-based techno producer Jacek Sienkiewicz is set to release his Modern Dance mix CD this month. First it was Ricardo Villalobos, then Omar-S, but now Jacek Sienkiewicz is set to follow in the footsteps of producers compiling their own productions onto a mixed CD. Instead of going for a selection entirely composed of exclusive cuts or new edits like the aforementioned mixes, Sienkiewicz has instead decided to mix the tracks from his previous Recognition and Cocoon releases in their original form. There are a few new selections, however, including collaborations with Marcin Öz (AKA DJ Highfish), as well as Chilean minimalist Pier Bucci on the stripped-back groove of "Eastern Promises." As with his Téchnè and Displaced full-lengths, the mix will find its home on Sven Vath's Cocoon imprint, and will be preceded by the release of his "All Yours" single in the coming weeks.

01. Double Secret
02. All Yours
03. Jeden
04. Time Starts Now
05. Connections
06. Modern Dance
07. Never Landing Story
08. My Little Place (Digital Mix)
09. Beacon
10. Skazka
11. Forgot To Tell You
12. Eastern Promises
13. Green River
14. Good Luck (Midas Mix)

Dunka Dunk...

wtf is the story with this - was supposed to be out on the 6th but Ive had sight nor sound



This brought back some memories. Came out right at the height of parental hysteria - mine stopped me wearing my acid smileys t-shirt around this time

This is from a couple of years before but has some great moments:

Yeah, I dunno. Maybe manufacturing delays or something (isn't Kapsize his own label?) Doesn't seem to be available from any of the regular online stores.

Vurt, I've been listening to that list of singles you posted a few pages back over this weekend, and let me just say holy shit what a weekend of new discoveries. I mean I've heard about a third of them, but the ones I haven't heard are all fucking amazing.. going to check out Bruegs' additions too.. what a year. This feels like some kind of watershed moment or something, I've never heard so much genuinely unique, amazing music converging onto one scene all at once like this.. boggles the mind. Spinning the Débruit right now.

Also new Boxcutter is fantastic, it's all over the place but it coheres surprisingly well. I found Glyphic really boring (though maybe I need to revisit that one), didn't listen to whatever record came after, but I gotta admit the kickass cover art made me really want to hear Arecibo Message and I'm glad I did. Finally listened to 10-20 and really enjoyed that too, that guy (?) has an amazing grasp of textures and tones. Beautiful stuff.

sorry guys, that last link I posted is totally fucked, my bad

Holy shit, I pray that the LDN Brainfeeder night matches this line-ip:



If so, 20/06 might just top the Mu-rave.

Got loads of new stuff to share in here but probably wont get on it until Wed.

Yeah, that's one hell of a lineup.

Special Burial set!

it's out there now - i'll up it as soon as i get hold of it!
sounds good from the comments in dubstepforum

in the meantime - this is something that will press all the right buttons for anyone who likes 90's hardcore/dubstep/dub
loving the 1st and 3rd tracks - can't believe it slipped by last year

Bionics - Dubcore & Feist & Kaffa [2008]



Label: Studio Rockers
No Catal: STUDR002
Released: Jan 2008
Quality: 320
Info: http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=73126

1 - Bionics - Dubcore (06:27)
2 - Bionics - Feist (06:32)
3 - Bionics - Kaffa (05:06)



yeah it's a strange filehoster - i'll up it myself if you have problems with it

Lovely. Now all I need to do is find a copy to buy!

Apols if yall are on the list but better safe than sorry - DJ Pete (aka 0.5 of Scion) podcast at Resident Advisor -

Tracklist
01. Appleblim and Peverelist - Circling
02. Scuba - Ruptured (Surgeon remix)
03. Trolley Route - Tempura (Sterac Mix)
04. Mala - Bury Da Bwoy
05. Ben Klock - Before One
06. Jichael Mackson - Snuff
07. Burial - South London Boroughs
08. Tayo - March Of The Soundbwoyz (TRG Remix)
09. Aphrohead - In The Dark We Live (Dave Clarke's 312 Mix)
10. Loefah - Twisup Vip (Youngsta & Task Remix)
11. Redshape - Species
12. Shed - Solitude Straight
13. Scuba - Tense

http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=147

P-Sherb makes reference to this in his Martyn review (I'd nudge that score up a bit, but still a good read). It's the margins where all this amazing cross-pollination stuff is happening and for once in my life, I'm actually listening to this technoid stuff when it comes out rather than discovering it belatedly.

newish hessle audio - joe grimelight/rut:

http://www.mediafire.com/?vttgj1m0vvi


Label: Hessle Audio
Catalog#: HES007
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: UK
Released: Apr 2009
Genre: Electronic
Style: Dubstep
Notes:
Rating: 5.0/5 (2 votes) Rate It
Submitted by: botsbas
2 for sale in the Discogs Marketplace

Tracklisting:
A Grimelight
B Rut

Yeah, that's a really nice 12". Hessle Audio kill.

Pilfered from @ease:

New Pantha 12: hxxp://www.moroderfire.com/?t4lldiyzddy

this Martyn disc is really fucking cool. not that dubsteppy. more techno really, some dub techno songs/parts too. it kinda just stands apart from a lot of the stuff i've heard this year in that it operates in the dubstep realm in terms of rhythm and the absolutely CRUSHING bass, but there's a ton of wonkyesque synth lines and criss-crossing melodies. a real delight bros.

Yeah, I feel you, young Chro(nohomo). It's a great record that sprawls out and touches so many bas(s)es, but he has this real deft touch so it flows really well. Want to listen to it walking around at night. It feels like that type of record.

the vocal tracks are also A+++ which is difficult to pull off.

i was not expect this at all, despite the hype.

My initial reaction to Great Lengths was a bit like The Sherb. Admiration but with slight reservations about the smoothness of the whole thing (even at 128). For the first couple of listens it felt like watching an artistic genius producing masterpieces in various styles without really breaking sweat – restrained professionalism over passion. But with each subsequent listen you realise that you’ve been fooled by the sexy exterior – there is a world of complexity, innovation and passion pumping away under the hood. Its expansion by stealth - a Dutch Master blowing open the boundaries without bombs. Not so much bending genres to his will as seducing them into complicity.

Two months down the line, after countless spine tingling rushes and innumerable pant-expanding boners, I’m still not quite sure how he takes all those disparate threads and weaves them into a sleek, frictionless whole. Sitting here listening to the vinyl all the way through for the first time – I find myself frozen in slack jawed awe. Once again bewitched by this hypnotic concoction of the evocatively familiar and the exotic unknown.

Brilliant Orange indeed.

Thanks for this - Grimelight is immense. Hessle can do no wrong at the moment.

How is the new PDP Vurt? I always associate his sound with colder climes and I’m in a pretty springy mood today so I think I’ll save it for the wee hours at work tonight. This Bliss was the first thing posted in the monster thread a couple of years back....the circle continues.


This arrived in the post the other day courtesy of a mate living in Tokyo...

Death Before Distemper 3 - A Fistful Of Ferrets



Tracklist:
01. Tom tyler - siolim
02. White light circus - the shot! (dub copy)
03. The emperor machine - rimramramrim
04. Depth charge - blue lipps (the idjut boys edit)
05. Kelpe - cut it upwards
06. Clause four - version #2
07. Alexanders dark band - the immortal squirrel
08. Big two hundred - appoach and pass with contact (the idjut boys edit)
09. Vincent markowski - the madness of moths
10. Big two hundred - kog
11. The oscillation - liquid memoryman
12. The octagon man - skanning pattern
13. The emperor machine - lift up chong and see (the idjut boys edit)
14. The emperor machine - who you?
15. Padded cell - far beneath london
16. The emperor machine - tropical waste (the idjut boys)
17. The oscillation - head hang low (depth charge version) (the idjut boys edit)
18. Tom tyler - daylight robbed her
19. The oscillation - head hang low



Unlike the previous DC comps this one is in the form of a mix and the Idjut Boys have made a fine job of showcasing the labels unique take on disco, breaks and krautrock.

Oh yeah, one last thing - I picked up KAP003 today. Why do Joker's productions always sound bigger than everything else?

I know that looks stupid but everytime I get one of his 12s or catch a set he always has the edge - beats&synths crisper and more monolithic than the rest of the field.

Sold his soul? Got access to a secret magic music computer? Dre's bastard offspring? Just better at balancing the dynamics?

any thoughts?

I think music should stop coming out for a few weeks. I am officially way behind.

Agreed, can we put down the headphones for a while and have a kick-about whilst listening to The Farm.

TS, the Martyn 3xLP is just 7 tracks spread across the 6 sides - sounds marvellous.

And I'm paid! Well how about that.

Aren't The Black Dog sending their 3LP out sometime around now, too?

Ships on the 27th

Have a butchers at the promo visuals they posted on the site - muchos exciting

hxxp://www.theblackdogma.com/tbd/

It's cold, dark and airless, like interstellar space. Like the best of his stuff. "Behind the Stars" is especially immense and works itself up into quite the monster (especially when those big synths start bleeding out about the eight minute mark). It's always hard to process this kind of thing on first couple of listens, but it's definitely great and it's definitely got me excited to hear more from him later in the year.

Excited to get my hands on KAP003. You're right about his sound, it's huge and bright like the cover of his 12". He's just one of those guys, I think, who hears the music slightly differently and can translate it from his brain to the machines more naturally.

i really hope i'm not the only one who has been enjoying this. i definitely did fall in love with the tracks after two or three listens. it's the complete package as an album. you can feel it unfolding thematically and sonically, each track adding new elements of Ras' style and then stripping them away. it might be the most perfect sounding album, quality wise, that i've heard in months. all the levels and sounds are just fine and crisp and powerful. my previous assessments of the style stand. love this record.

and of course i enjoy the Afrikanist samples about black empowerment and self-love. FUBU.

You are not alone
For I am here with you
Though you're far away
I am here to stay
For you are not alone
For I am here with you
Though we're far apart
You're always in my heart

Been rinsing it myself too - can't get enough of his corroding, unravelling style.

I dearly hope he is part of the LDN Brainfeeder this year - I need to witness this rippling through a crowd.

Did you hear that little mix he did for MAH Chronos?

Ras G – ‘El-Saturn-Day/P.O.P/Brainfeeder Bent Intro’
Ras G – ‘Deep Space Nine’ (Dubplate)
Ras G – ‘HollyHood/Where Dem Trees @?’(Dubplate)
Samiyam – ‘Fishsticks’ (Dubplate)
Ras G – ‘Ancestrial Echoes’(Dubplate)
Ras G – ‘Elevators’ (Dubplate)
Flying Lotus – ‘Aboriginal’ (Dubplate)
Ras G – ‘In Coming!!!!’(Brainfeeder)
Hudson Mohawke – ‘Yonard’(Warp)
Ras G – ‘Speaker Smash [ruff]’ (Dubplate)


Woooozy!!

i saw it somewhere and didn't download it. guess i'll CHEX IT OUT!!!

Yeah, I'm all over that Ras G. That 'corroding / unravelling' style Bruegs mentions is one of my very favourite sounds of right now. Melting vinyl on the turntables.

a lot of the Ras G tracks don't really make sense at all without the context of the previous one and the following one. they can sound kinda incomplete as a stand alone. the whole thing is really brisk though and easy to digest. very unbloated, especially for an electronic LP.

now playing, of course.

had a rummage, and here\'s some other ras g stuff

ras g - where dem trees

clickety-click!

Black Dusty Rhodes & Ras G - Black Dusty Rhodes Meets Ras G In A Beat Cypher (2007)



Info:
This is a split 7\" from Black Dusty and Ras G. The 7\" was released solely in Japan and limited stores in Los Angeles, CA.

lack Dusty Rhodes - Space Dust

02. Black Dusty Rhodes - Sign Me Up
03. Ras G - Crate Creator Riddim Three
04. Ras G - Crate Creator Riddim Four



Ras G & The Afrikan Space Program - I Of The Cosmos (2008)



Info:
Dope CD, made in a run of 100 copies by the artist himself. Idea wise, in the line of Samiyam\'s Rap Beats Cd; a collection of 15 tracks, soundsketches, ideas that Ras G never put out so far. In general, adventurous downbeat shit for the headz. Check!

Track list:

01. Soundwithout......Pan
02. My Song 2
03. Overtherah
04. 5 AM Spiff
05. Crenshaw And King
06. CPU (Ruff)
07. Neck Snap
08. Hella Grimey
09. Lonnie Lyn Smith
10. Kanye Vs. 50
11. Brasilian Dimes
12. Be Causious
13. Orion Toys
14. Brasilintime Gmix
15. Blackman My Brother



Ras G - Beats Of Mind (2008)



1 Birth Of The Beat
2 I Luv It...
3 Random Selection
4 Crate Creator Dub
5 Ras G\'s Theme
6 Tha Free Up (Party People)
7 One Fine Morning
8 Gravity
9 Sketchbook
10 Tha Message
11 Jus Feel
12 Power Of Thought
13 Fa Sho
14 Dwight\'s Joint
15 Juju
16 Yea...
17 Overcast 78 Beat
18 Overcast 78 Beat (Two)
19 Beats Of Mind
20 J.....B......
21 Bell Beez
22 Sunrise



Beats & The Abstract Truth - More Blues Than Mathematics (2009)



1 Untitled (55:25)



Ras G & The Afrikan Space Program - Ghetto Sci-Fi (2008)



01 Intro
02 Sunrise
03 Beyond The Sky
04 Afrikan Space Rhythms
05 Staring Riddim
06 Jackie
07 Sign Me Up
08 Yesterday
09 Ghetto Sci-Fi
10 One 4 GLK And Elvin
11 Sloooooow Doooooown
12 El Saturn Day



have a good weekend all!

and i guess that's why they call him the joogz

have a good one fella

Insane! I can barely keep up as it is, then Joogz unloads all over me like that.

Cheers bro.

New ish of The Wire has Kode9 on the front, a Belbury Poly piece, a fantastic primer on the 303, and Mark Mothersbaugh on Eno, Suicide, The Residents, Raymond Scott etc. Best one for ages.

I'm gonna get this in the morning!
Ding dong! The bells are gonna chime.
Pull out the stopper!
Let's have a whopper!
But get me to Smiths on time!

Attn London Sombie(s): Warp wonderboy Tim Exile plays free sets at the QEH Front Room tonight either side of the MoM show. 1730 & 2230 i think.

Thats 2200, not 2230, can't edit for some reasongotsvutitdhefvkotgofncdidtiphfdgiumvdaqqethbgojpjdtgkjfjffjpkcbgtt;64&);6&?54;&,gueicb )& hurjurnfujfig

Insert traditional friday-night/fuckimworking.gif

Insert trditional friday-evening consolation mix....

Prins Thomas - Mystery Mix



Tracklist:

Spoiler/NSFW: click to show/hide

1.robert wyatt - the animals OST
2.
3.robert quine/fred maher - village
4.pink floyd - obscured by clouds
5.amon düül 2 - crystal hexagram
6.
7.ymo - perspective
8.francis lai - new york
9.
10.higelin - est-ce que ma guitare est un fusil?
11.playgroup - ballroom control
12.nostromo - gom jabbar
13.10cc - the worst band in the world
14.
15.
16.
17.mariah - shinzo no tobira
18.
19.streetmark - dreams (2 copies live edit ; ) original is close to 13 mins
20.rain med ann marie ottersen - camp
21.
22.
23.
24.beaver & krause - saga of the blue beaver
25.
26.flash boyancy - disco defecation

http://www.djhistory.com/files/mixes/audio...isery%20mix.mp3
(right click, save as)

Here is a link to the DJHistory thread about the mix
http://www.djhistory.com/forum/showthread....2247&page=6

If anybody can fill in any of those gaps Id be impressed - Correct identifications will be rewarded with compliments or a soapy tit-wank.....your choice.

↑Zomby did anothet no show for this - dudes getting a rep

Meanwhile, Rubadub have got a few white labels of Rustie's upcoming Bad Science EP so this should be floating about very soon - samples sound special

DFA + Kompakt US tour dates. Looks like Chicago's getting the shaft.

http://www.danceblogga.com/2009/04/dfa-and...t-together.html

They're playing 6/16 at the Double Door

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