The other track I've heard it on is Coastal Commission's 'Rhodes
Through Space' on Pacific Coast - beautiful orange vinyl from
California which came out last summer, a really deep track...
Yes, I've got this too, which actually prompted me to find out the origin
of the sample, perhaps it
Moods Grooves presents its sixth offering, G. Flame Mr. G., Give 'N'
Take
A1. Swing Crewz II
A2. G's D Sound Dub
B1. Pulsez
Colin McBean (of The Advent fame) picks up the pace focusing on the
grooves
of Moods Grooves.
Combining powerful, growling bass-lines with ascending layers of intricate
Peter wrote:
Holding a place in my box since the end of January and causing major damage
everytime...
Black Flag 002 - Stacey Pullen presents Black Odyssey - The Stand
A_Zed wrote:
Whoa, when's the release date for this?
Check the latest DJ-set (about a month old from one of the Transmat
(i'm pretty sure i butchered the name, but...) what's this kit
clayton-related project like? i saw a release in a local store, but
unfortunately can't listen to it before buying.
glyn
sat night
Roy Wilkins Auditorium, St. Paul MN
Dave Clarke:1am to 2:30 am
Nice tracks including: Orange, DJ rush's new one with him
ranting about you gotta believe over a Velvetlike beat,
that percussive japanese track on F Communications (records not in front
of me)
nice and bangin. A bit
Assault played on Friday 17th at The End. The night was a Mo'Wax one so they
had some Scratch Perverts guy (pretty good), James Lavelle (yawn) and then
they had Magic Mike who was pretty good. Started off all hip-hop, lots of
scratches, cuts, doubling and then played, bizarrely, Josh Winks
Hello all,
I'm looking for information on Robert Hood and was wondering if anyone knows
of any online sources, other than what's on Submerge and his Tresor bio.
Can't wait to see him @ The End this Saturday.
Nick
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presents their first MP3 Archive.
Scotland's premier on-line electronic music label has
recently released a CD with 127 tracks from their back catalogue in MP3 format.
This disc represents 3 years of releases on this underground label from artists
in and around Scotland.
The crowd really was great last night. There were plenty of familiar
faces, some people I hadn't seen in far too long, and an overall great
vibe.
I agree completely. It was like a small family reunion except there wasnt
any country hicks removeing their teeth and chanceing you with a
you've got the group name correct.
it's on kit clayton's orthlorng musork
label. an ep (with a lot of tracks) called
snauses and mallards. andrew duke
glyn wrote:
(i'm pretty sure i butchered the name, but...) what's this kit
clayton-related project like? i saw a release in a local store, but
Robert Hood was Rob Noize in the
first version of Underground Resistance with
Jeff Mills and Mike Banks. Rob was responsible
for all of the vocals that weren't samples (ie are
you down with the underground? is from The
Warriors, whereas the sound of underground
resistance rap on riot is rob, etc).
Robert Hood was Rob Noize in the
first version of Underground Resistance with
Jeff Mills and Mike Banks. Rob was responsible
for all of the vocals that weren't samples (ie are
you down with the underground? is from The
Warriors, whereas the sound of underground
resistance rap on riot is rob,
Hello people
I'm looking for a serious label for a very good
underground french artist with deep Detroit
influences. His name is Taho and is an ex-F-Com
artist. He produced some nu amazing trax, but he
didn't find someone, who want to produce them.
Check it now at:
Ok, now let me get this straight:
I Survived Y2K is on friday, so it doesn't count other than as a party on
the same weekend, BUT...
Sat. the 25th:
1. Morning After
2. Dis-Connected
3. Rise and Shine
4. Peep the Technique
5. Kingpins 2
6. Microrave
I believe this marks the first time
Umek's from Slovenia - not the UK.
What did you find so good about Billy Nasty?
I don't think he's up to much personally.
Just my opinion, but I've always been quite bemused by his popularity. I
guess he appeals to fans of trance as well as techno which could explain it.
Nick
you've got the group name correct.
it's on kit clayton's orthlorng musork
label. an ep (with a lot of tracks) called
snauses and mallards. andrew duke
glyn wrote:
(i'm pretty sure i butchered the name, but...) what's this kit
clayton-related project like? i saw a release in a local store, but
Cognition, Andrew Duke's In The Mix,
and Serotonin present the world premiere
of Fischerspooner's Emerge/Turn On 12:
to be released in early April on New York's
Serotonin Records, you can now hear this electro
release (two tracks, plus a remix of one track
from Selway) in full in RealAudio
Hola,
I'm looking to make contacts for booking agents,
both in the US and in Europe.
I'd greatly appreciate any contact info,
I've been playing for 6 years, house esclusively,
from deep bassy ass shaking grooves to
techy banging club tracks. Heavy on the Chicago,
Detroit, Berlin, London trax.
I completely agree, and not only that, I agree about the same DJ! I saw
Dave Clarke roll through Vancouver BC on that K7 Electro Boogie tour a few
years back. Vancouver has some good points, but it's music scene isn't one
of them, and this was the first time to my knowledge somebody was gonna
Seems like a lot of people are having the same reaction after seeing Dave
Clarke. I took a $20 cab ride and paid a $10 cover to see him throw down
some classic electro in Lansing (a town that dosen't see many big-name
artists) only to be dissapointed by a half-hearted techno set (not that I
Actually, Andrew, its not really the world premiere.
I just returned from my trip to California, and played that record
everywhere.
You can hear it on:
www.betalounge.com (march 16th)
www.grooveradio.com (march 10th, 5pm-6pm)
kalx.berkeley.edu (march 12th, 12am-1am)
I can tell you this, folks
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When i interviewed him i asked Stacey Pullen if he had heard this track,
he
said he had and he liked it but he liked his own better... Im pretty sure
he
mentioned that he had sampled the vocal piece so im sure they would be
from
the same source rather than Coastal
Derrick, Please e-mail me your e-address privitely.
Thanks
jordan
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does anyone have cyborg-k's addie?
or if you're viewing this, dave, could you email me.
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ive seen billy nasty a few times here in so calihe always seems to rock
it. starts off a lil houseybut always remembers to bang the techno. his
tortured label is pretty tight too...im not sure how you can say he's
nothing special. he may not bust out the hip hop skills, but his track
here's the tracklisting, mr.c gave me a copy of it last tuesday after his
gig at motor. it's not packaged, just in a sleeve. we ran into each other
at around 3am at an afterhours club and decided that it would be a smashing
idea to stay up, hang out, and have me drive him to the airport in
He was pretty upset by the low turnout that night. Actually, he was
pretty pissed off. This might have had an effect on his set. Anyways,
I personally think that while he's the best electro dj I've ever heard,
the part of his sets where he spins techno tend to bore me. A little too
bangin.
Hi,
I picked up 240 volts last week, its definately a gem. Many melodic
electroesque tracks along with a few b.c styled late night grooves. I'm
especially liking the Theorem evolve track, nice warm synths and smooth
rolling rhythms. This is one of those rare double packs where I actually
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Headshell - Headshell EP - 12 - Toshoklabs
Various - Focus Sampler - 12 - Focus
Dan Curtin - Pregenisis - 2xLP - Elypsia
Various - Transatlantic Audio - 2xLP - Dynamite Joint
Various -
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