- Brixton, London, UK.
- Joined on December 6, 2005
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By all means email me with offers, but if the transaction isn't initiated by myself, I expect the other party to make the first move, and vice versa.
Top 5 April 2006:
Kode9 - 9 Samurai (Hyperdub)
luke.envoy - Honour Kill (Hotflush)
Digital Mystikz - Anti War (DMZ)
Panacea - Cyborg (Position Chrome)
Editors - Munich (Kitchenware)
Top 5 April 2006:
Kode9 - 9 Samurai (Hyperdub)
luke.envoy - Honour Kill (Hotflush)
Digital Mystikz - Anti War (DMZ)
Panacea - Cyborg (Position Chrome)
Editors - Munich (Kitchenware)
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It's not techno. It's not electro. It's not (sigh) IDM. It's Bitstream's first long player proper, a heady mix of brusing aural assaults, stuttering vocals and oldschool scratches, dipping a finger into almost every electronic honey pot and still...
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If the prospect of a new Rhythm & Sound release wasn't enough, the prospect of remixes by such luminaries as Tikiman, Villalobos and Vladislav Delay are almost enough to get the headnodding techno beard-strokers of the world soiling their...
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While hardly reaching the lofty heights of her tribute to the city of Berlin 'Standkind', Allien is still very much the top Bpitch bitch - Magma is a rolling, shuddering tech-electro minimal groove fest, hot and fluid. A bit like magma itself.
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Rotter's seemed to die a death midway through 2005, when Weatherall and co. appeared to solely concentrate on their (equally hit-and-miss) Firewire label, and especially spikey-punky-shouty newcomers Battant.
To be truthful, RGC never really left... See full review |
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The mid-90s were not kind to our Robin. Being at the forefront of electronic oddness for nearly a decade, he suddenly found himself playing second fiddle to a second generation of producers. Young turks like Autechre were scorching the electronic...
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2005 was the Bitstream brothers' year. Not content with blowing the electro scene apart with the embarresment of riches that was their 'Domestic Economy 7' LP, they shred the Mode's latest offering with rampant glee.
The 'Threshold Mix' is... See full review |
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Enough!
I remember when Rocker first came out. It was spring, the sun was shining, and a deranged, squelching acidisco tune came on the radio, like everything and nothing I'd ever heard before. Ever. One year and 437 re-releases later, and this... See full review |