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| Lightnoize - Time Gate EP (Guilhotina) |
| Donovan - Newest Bath Guide (Silhouette Music) |
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| Helen Zachariah - Save The Plants (NDN Records) |
| E-40 - Loyalty & Betrayal (Jive) |
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| Mink DeVille - Where Angels Fear To Tread (Atlantic, Atlantic) |
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| Mink DeVille - Coup De Grâce (Atlantic, Atlantic) |
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| John Coltrane - Modern Jazz Giants 3 (Victor Entertainment Japan) |
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| Flowerhead - ...ka-BLOOM! (Zoo Entertainment) |
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| Various - Zwei Junge Herzen / Gitarren Klingen Leise Durch Die Nacht (Amiga) |
| Various - Scarface (Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (Geffen Records) |
| Menace To Society (2) - Pure & Uncut (Triple X Records) |
| Little Richard - The Original British Hit Singles (Ace Records (UK)) |
| Various - Attack Is Now Suicide (Double A Records) |
| Blank & Jones - DJ Culture (Record Express) |
| Nada Surf - Let Go Sampler (Barsuk Records) |
| Various - Total Kaos 09 (Kaos Records, Vidisco) |
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| Sonja Siewert und Die Ping-Pongs - Ich Sag' "Vielleicht" / Wer Zählt Schon Die Jahre (Amiga) |
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| Hot Boys - I Need A Hot Girl (Universal Records) |
| Eddie Floyd - Spend All You Have On Love / You're Good Enough To Be My Baby (Stax) |
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| Mindless Sinner - Master Of Evil (Finger Print Records) |
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Latest Music Reviews:
Leama & Moor - Everything Matters - Hw2004
I will skip the Matthew Dekay and the Niklas Harding remixes, because they simply do not rise to the exceptional quality of the original. "Everything Matters" is an elaborate melodic tune that cannot be constrained to one musical style. But who cares anyway? A beautiful, haunting, fx-heavy voice flows on deep, trancy soundwaves to create 5 minutes of great music. This is truly the kind of stuff that Leama & Moor should focus on more, because they can weave dreamy sounds like no others. |
Henrik B - Inte Bara B - Veratrum.nigrum
A very clever record, this is, and haunting, and verrrry listenable and danceable, naturally. Scandinavian rhythmic outburst at its best, fresh and classical at the same time. In my head during a very hot July night or in the coldest, sharpest or most dull of November afternoons, it gives me a Dark Night Baobab Taxi Retreat. Pitch it or not, deep down traumatic production will occur - in my dysfunctional occupation of time and space and airs, anyway, yet again and again. Deep Respect Henrik. |
DHS - The House Of God - ippollite
Who doesnt love house of god? This track grooves like nothing else. People always whitter on about the unholy version, but man, the 50 dollar mix just blows me away. But thats not it. Finally got a copy yesterday, had a quick listen to the second ep (holo-voodoo et al), and dismissed it. Picked it up today, had a listen before confining it to a kind of vinyl limbo, and i tell you, those tracks are RAW. Bad acid is seriously off the wall, and holo voodoo has me laughing my ass off. Brilliantly creative mindblowing stuff. Ignore these tracks at your own stupidity, theyre dirty, seriously funky, and ridiculously inventive. |
Various - Peace Therapy Volume 3 - escapade
Certainly one of the best psy-ambient compilations of the year 2009.
Dj Zen has compiled here some very deep emotional tunes.
A lot of far Eastern artists here, which is certainly a good thing!
Impressed all the way by his track with talented singer and flautist "Jace", a nice overture...Chronos also comes with an interresting track and the hit for me is coming from Aquascape and Skydan, wow wow wow what a deep emotional tune! ;)
Space Hypnose is also very nice song here, a new artist I think...Never heard from him before....Orthonorma tune sounds quite organic and its sure a good thing!
Astropilot never disapointed me and this track is also another proof that this guy is a great artist.
6/6 stars
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Various - Peace Therapy Volume 3 - escapade
Certainly one of the best psy-ambient compilations of the year 2009.
Dj Zen has compiled here some very deep emotional tunes.
A lot of far Eastern artists here, which is certainly a good thing!
Impressed all the way by his track with talented singer and flautist "Jace", a nice overture...Chronos also comes with an interresting track and the hit for me is coming from Aquascape and Skydan, wow wow wow what a deep emotional tune! ;)
Space Hypnose is also very nice song here, a new artist I think...Never heard from him before....Orthonorma tune sounds quite organic and its sure a good thing!
Astropilot never disapointed me and this track is also another proof that this guy is a great artist.
Dont wait until all copies are sold, get this as soon as possible and put it on your collection along Volumes 1 and 2 :)
6/6 stars
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Hardfloor - Strikeout - ippollite
Ill echo the words above. In fact, the surgeon mix is so freaking good that im buying a new copy because my old one jumps slightly after the break. That break is just ridiculous by the way. Id love to link you to a good version, but the only one on youtube has really bad sound. Itll give you an idea, but nothing like how insanely heavy this tune is. If you find this under a fiver, treat yourself, the rest of it is naff, but the surgeon mix is one track youll be really glad you have when you just want to go a bit mental.
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Time Frequency, The - Such A Phantasy EP - djpileup
The first track is the so-called commercial one although its still pure buzzing Scottish techno powered magic blended with driving piano, delightful background strings, and to top it all off astounding euro house diva vocals belted over the top of it from the Tina Turneresque sounding Monica, and liberally punctuated by the male mc Cmon! c cmon!
The Bounce (the name says it all) is faster, simpler, 4 to the beat bouncy hardcore, punctuated with male chipmunked vocal To the beat, to the beat, to the beat! Simple and fun, yet totally effective.
Interesting wee story behind this one, unfortunately there was a bit of division in the Scottish scene at the time and The Time Frequency were experiencing a backlash. One of the noises being made was the belief that The Time Frequencys tracks were too mainstream and not as hardcore as their Scottish rivals Ultra-Sonic.
And so just to show how easy it was to make such a tune, the hardcore track The Bounce found itself being played on Tom Wilsons Steppin Out show on Radio Forth, with Tom not saying who it was by for a number of weeks.
Joe punter went mad for it, especially all the Ultra-Sonic fans who despite slagging off The Time Frequency, were now making requests by the bucketload for one of their tracks to be played without realising it! It was a magic moment when it was made known who the track was really by! Just summed up the hypocrisy of the whole episode.
The third track doesnt let the side down either. Exosphere (brilliant name for a track) is a full on Scottish hardcore techno masterpiece. Brilliantly put together and it contains everything from tinkly pianos to crowd noises to spinbacks an awesome voice sample You think that when you die you go to heaven?...You come to us! |
Snowball Brown - Chicquetita - djpileup
I like lots of different music. In fact id say im quite open minded. Its unusual for me not to find any redeeming qualities in a release whatsoever. Even if i dislike a track im not one to jump up and put down someone elses hard work and efforts because i respect music artists for creating and providing entertainment for us all.
Consider this for a minute and therefore imagine just how much a release has to completely suck, before I bother typing a review of it to warn others to not touch it with a bargepole.
Luckily I had this misfortune to aquire this CD in a box of second hand music, so it cost me next to nothing money wise.
On seeing the title I did wonder if it was perhaps a cover version of the delightful ABBA track. On listening alas no such luck.
Nothing couldve prepared me for the trauma it would inflict.
Listening to it may have scarred me for life.
I suppose it could be used as an end of the night track to clear a club, although it might resort in a stampede with people getting crushed and probably never wanting to return, so perhaps not. Would work well as a weapon of torture though.
Okay ill stop rambling and cut to the chase, the vocals (or a better description would be wailing) are possibly the worst ive ever heard, definitely in the top ten anyway, ive heard cats outside do better.
I should probably have destroyed it but Ive passed it on to someone else for free for them to give to charity or use as a coaster for their drinks, whatever they see fit. So apologies if youre the poor sod that winds up with it.
Avoid at all costs! |
Mckmn - Orphan Ristophe - mckmn
Here comes a very special album by an artist hailing from the Netherlands. Terence Koot aka mckmn (Mockmoon) bewitches us with his wonderful debutalbum called “Orphan Cristophe”.
An album that merges genres like IDM, breakbeat, hip-hop, experimental, cinematic music, new wave and also pop. The result is a eleven track experience you won’t forget. Its genius how Terence mixes pathetic cinematic soundscapes with forward driving heavy beats. The result is a kind of cinematic daydream – that also invites its listener to dance to. Tracks like “Ganymede” or for example “Seaport” own a never heard before deepness and compactness. With a million hidden tresures in his sound labyrinths Terence animates the ears and brains of his audience. This music is like taking a deep breathe a sunny morning somewhere at a crystal clear lake in the hills. This album also creates pictures in the listener’s head – exciting like a thriller, beautiful like a sunny day. Fascinating! Mckmn owns the talent and genius to merge musical styles together that normally would sound lame – his mixture is packing and fascinating. Maybe because he makes his music with his heart and brings in his personality!
Listen and spread the word about this talented musician – a perfect ten album I can approve to you 100%.
- CueMix Magazine |
T-Kitani - Another New Beginning - ippollite
Guess this ones a matter of taste. The (face) label side 1st track is standout. Played nice and slow it has a really cool but heavy groove. And when that beat breaks back in, man you just want to get your techno boogie on.
Other tracks on the EP aint so great, not terrible, just not really that strong, but if you can find it somewhere nice and cheap itll definitely be worth at least a listen. |
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