VA-Balance 015 by Mixed by Will Saul
•October 22, 2009 • Leave a Comment
Chuck Pereda -A Night in Berlin
•October 19, 2009 • Leave a Comment
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Various – 5 Years of Hyperdub
•October 7, 2009 • Leave a Comment
The Hyperdub 5 year comp has finally landed, and as everyone already knew, it’s a truly heavyweight package. This is the only place you’re going to find An EXCLUSIVE and freshly delivered new Burial track, unreleased killers from Kode 9, The Bug and Zomby next to freeze-dried freshness from Cooly G, Joker, Martyn, Flying Lotus, Samiyam, Ikonika, Mala, LD and Darkstar. A cast of unique producers split over two discs, one holding a hand to it’s brow and gazing into the future, while a second allows time for the indulgence of nostalgia. The Hyperdub imprint has basically become the go-to point for the finest UK (and now worldwide) Bass music of the last 5 years, skillfully and philosophically managed under the A&R of Kode 9, cherry-picking the most crucial records and artists from a wide range of tempos and styles and placing them under a banner that’s earned the trust of connoisseurs everywhere. Everyone knows that the label is sitting on a treasure trove of Burial material, but it’s a credit to Steve Goodman’s (aka Kode 9) management that it hasn’t been splurged into the market, making the new track here even more precious. Hearing Burial’s ‘Fostercare’ for the first time is an exquisite delight.
Kaito – Trust
•October 7, 2009 • Leave a Comment
It is an accident of both history and his label that Hiroshi Watanabe’s Kaito alias has come to be one of the most recognizable and critically accepted ambassadors for trance and deep house, two styles of electronic music long derided for vapid sameness and limited critical worth. There’s still some debate on how a Berklee education and nights out at Twilo or Save the Robots got him in the door at Kompakt, but Watanabe’s breathy New Age-influenced house didn’t just win over Cologne – 2002’s Special Life was a critical hit for turning expectations of the Kompakt label on its head, and the following year’s beatless companion Special Love aimed to, and succeeded in winning over the ambient crowd. Watanabe ushered in a wave of reform that had electroheads exploring new avenues of progressive house and reevaluating trance just as the musical climate at large was coming to be more favorable for electronic artists in general. He was in the right place at the right time.
THUGS AND PUNKS PRESS.THE WOOKIES(sicario.tv)@CLUB LOOP.19/09/09
•September 17, 2009 • Leave a CommentSONIDOS DUROS….
LUGAR:CLUB LOOP
DIRECCION:CERRADA 5 DE MAYO 7-F
COVER:H-50 MUJERES GRATIS ANTES DE LAS 11PM.
SABADO:19 DE SEPTIEMBRE 09
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MEXCLASS:::
•September 14, 2009 • Leave a Comment
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Two Lone Swordsmen – Peppered with spastic magic
•August 21, 2009 • Leave a Comment
Never let the truth get in the way of a good story. That’s an old maxim in which Two Lone Swordsmen’s Andrew Weatherall and Keith Tenniswood are clearly well-versed, because for eight years, they’ve been generating solid remixes from even the most paltry of source material. Fortunately, the dependable East London duo has also been invited to tinker with some well-oiled engines in their day. These sonic alchemists have reprogrammed a wealth of original music by everyone from Paul Weller to David Holmes– pausing along the way to craft some of Warp Records’ most consistently satisfying work. If only for convenience’s sake, the new remix collection Peppered With Spastic Magic is an essential selection, one that should please even the likes of unlikely collaborators Starsailor, who, right about now, should probably be looking to the abundance of TLS collectivists to balance their own fading sales.
The more likely TLS allies in Slam have a pretty good hold on effective dance floor mechanics, and Weatherall and Tenniswood capitalize on that expertise with a riotous yet faithful vocal mix of “Visions”. Although that track is a fairly recognizable regurgitation, it’s nestled among an album’s worth of wayward hijackings. Covering nearly a decade’s worth of tracks, the album acts as a cross-section of TLS’s history. “Put Your Arms Around Me (Electric for Bird Mix)” consumes Texas in a constellation of delicate eeriness and techno deconstruction that was the hallmark of TLS’s 2000 release Tiny Reminders. Howie B’s “Angels Go Bald Too” is fed through the same strange machinery that imbued 1998’s Stay Down with quirky melancholia– as darkly alien as it is irrepressibly seductive. Long time Weatherall favorites Lali Puna are given room to breathe within an intensely warm and reflective rendering of “Nin-Com-Pop”, revealing a resilient tenderness scattered throughout its chilly beats.
It’s a shame that only 13 tracks were selected to represent Two Lone Swordsmen’s rich remix legacy– particularly when only half of them are of high quality. For instance, a relatively weak and dated Stereo MCs rehash is included at the expense of any number of better works could have been chosen instead to rub shoulders with the elating electro treatment of Primal Scream’s “Stuka”. Still, there is a staggeringly high level of quality that infests just about everything TLS touch. Their sound is as synonymous with technical prowess as it is with instinctive innovation, and Peppered with Spastic Magic retains a contemporaneous air despite its timeline, one which is an eon in terms of modern electronic music. And if TLS’s imminent From the Double Gone Chapel is as mold-breaking and transitional as it’s rumored to be, Peppered will be a worthy summary of Messrs. Weatherall and Tenniswood Mk. I, the moment before they turn their revisionist talents to rewriting their own legacy.
ILL KEEP ON LOVING YOU…
•August 20, 2009 • Leave a Comment
I say tomorrow I’ll forget you,That I won’t always be this blue,I’ll soon forget I ever met you,I tried to hate you even run you down,I guess I told a million lies on you,I even said I’m glad your not around,But I always keep on loving you….
1.-San Soda – Doorsnee
2.-Christian Loffler – Heights
3.-Mikkel Metal – Kenton
4.-Nicolas Stefan – Time Is Over
5.-Holger Zilske – Have A Cup Of This
6.-Chopstick & Till Von Sein – Come On (Hey Girl)
7.-Click Box – Lost Road
8.-Cascandy – Two (Flip)
9.-Floating Points – Love Me Like This (Nonsense Dub)
BONUS TRACKS(LOVE IT):
*Rufus Wainwright – Tiergarten (Supermayer Remix)
*Tracey Thorn – Grand Canyon (Ada Vocal)
*Ada – Maps (Tobias Thomas and Michael Mayer Mix)
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