New Tunes

Scubadevils

jonny68 wrote: »

New EP from Mark Archer one half of the legendary Altern-8 called Ring Of Gyges, im liking it, very Dub Techno type, sounds like something from one of the X-Mix albums.:cool:

Listen here (Trinity my fav track)

http://www.myspace.com/markaaronarcher

Excellent stuff, certainly does have an X-Mix feel to it, wouldn't consider it dub techno though.

jonny68

Artist:The Jinks feat. Mina Jackson

Title:Spread My Wings (Jinkzilla Mix)

Genre: Soulful/Funky House

Link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uz7AQlU49K8

Very nice new(ish) release this.:)

Scubadevils

Bought the new album from Harmonic 313 (Mark Pritchard) there the other day. Excellent stuff, still need to hear Dubstep out but really diggin it for home, car and plane listening :pac:

Oh and Mark Pritchard has serious credentials in that he was one half of Global Communication, Jedi Knights and Reload along with Tom Middleton plus numerous other aliases - some amazing techno, IDM, ambient and house from over the years to which he can now add an excellent dubstep release.

http://www.discogs.com/release/1640203



1st and last tracks on the album...

Dirtbox

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzmawqmPX-E

Quadrant 3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeB8CMD3RgA

eoinf

Check it out

http://www.boysnoize.com/blog/?p=359

Conor OH!

new toiletface single is out now. its a bit Electro, a bit house, a bit techno and has its chill-out moments in there too. it ebbs and flows to its final big-room chorus, and hopefully you'll like it.
Enjoy:

http://www.djdownload.com/mp3-detail/Toiletface/Dizzy+Heights/Sound+Shapes+Digital/674650

FLYNN-DOG

Jamie Jones - Summertime!

TUNE

jonny68

Artists: Various

Title: Hardcore Breaks Free Sampler Album Vol.3

Genre:Hardcore Breaks

Date: April 2009

Description: After a longer than anticipated wait B2VOS are proud to present Volume 3 in the Hardcore Breaks Sampler series.

If you got the first two you are aware of what to expect, if you are new to the the series then we are positive something will be to your taste.

The artist list is as strong as ever with some of the scenes top producers giving you their tunes for FREE. We also welcome some new artists along, who give you their style of Hardcore Breaks.

There has been over 15000 downloads of the first two volumes and here you will find another 13 upfront Hardcore Breaks tunes all for the price of ZERO pence. They can all fit onto one audio CD and we also include covers for those that still like to have something tangible to hold!!

There is also an mixed version of all the tunes expertly put together by the Gaffer.

You cannot have any excuse to check out Hardcore Breaks.

Thanks to all the artists and people involved in putting this together and keep them peeled for Volume 4

Download Link: http://www.hardcorelives.co.uk/forums/downloads.php?do=file&id=226

Conor OH!

jonny68

More Hardcore Breaks, this guy took 2 years to make this album some serious tunage here, that Target Zero and cant stop the pirates rmx are absolutely awesome.:cool:

http://www.last.fm/music/Gadjit/hArDkOrE+R+U+SuRe

Scubadevils

A couple of months old now but definitely worth a mention for anyone into dub-techno (is there anyone else?!)...

Pendle Coven - Self Assessment

http://www.discogs.com/Pendle-Coven-Self-Assessment/release/1712022

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InA89qVEfTw

jonny68

That's not too bad Felix good for listening to at home.

Just heard the new Laurent Garnier album Tales Of A Kleptomaniac, hats off to the man he doesn't stick to the same style,and fuses different styles together, it's alright nothing major,one or two good tracks, there's a mental fast Drum & Bass track on it,although in general i think it's more for home listening.

Scubadevils

Just picked up 'Great Lengths' by Martyn yesterday, what an unbelievable album! - Without doubt a contender for album of the year and its only May... Quality...



http://www.discogs.com/Martyn-Great-Lengths/release/1734508

Label: 3024
Catalog#: 3024-005 CD
Format: CD, Album
Country: Netherlands
Released: 2009
Genre: Electronic
Style: UK Garage, Techno, Dubstep
Credits: Artwork By - Erosie
Mastered By - Shawn*
Written By , Producer - Martyn
Rating: 4.72/5 (18 votes) Rate It

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbnbIQm00VY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11DLN_UJVwY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gD98sYQS6cY

jonny68

Fcukin quality Funky House tune, a real hands in the air tune,id say this will be big in Ibiza this summer,love the piano breakdown.

Artist:Hagenaar & Albrecht

Title:What Would We Do

Genre:Funky House


Listen...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4YkriSj2jI

jimi_t

jonny68 wrote: »

Fcukin quality Funky House tune, a real hands in the air tune,id say this will be big in Ibiza this summer,love the piano breakdown.

If it was going to be big in Ibiza, it was probably going to be big two years ago when it was released. But therein lies the inherent problem with antiquated genres

electroma

out couple of months but check it out

pro7- sister (miles dyson very short mix)

savage

That_Guy

Not a new song really but I've been listening to it quite a bit.

Pendulum - Blood Sugar.

Dragan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLjI0Dg21hU

Artist : Far Too Loud
Genre: Breakbeat

Smashing tune, not "new" so much as the last release from these guys. I think.

Zascar

That_Guy wrote: »

Not a new song really but I've been listening to it quite a bit.

Pendulum - Blood Sugar.

Only takes 10 seconds to add a link man:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_5zvV0btCo

Woooly

MGMT - Time To Pretend / Kids (High Contrast Remix )


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM9NUdVNP7o

Scubadevils

Not new at all, in fact, 15 years old but now reissued once again for those that missed it before.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzLAI0YdbkY

The usual seductive reviews from boomkat...

*At long last - THE seminal Techno album re-issued after years in the wilderness, with a bonus Mix CD!* This album is one of the most cherished and influential pieces of electronic music ever. Upon its release in 1994 it sounded like little that had come before it, taking the first wave influences of tracky Chicago boxjams and Detroit funk-finesse before gutting them and fitting them out with a shiny new Detroit motor that clicked and whirred with a well tuned German efficiency but funked like an Afro-American. Henrik Schwarz's recent 'Grandfather Paradox' mix sets Hood's classic 'Minus' alongside other legendary minimalists like Conrad Schnitzler and Steve Reich which is very fair, but Hood's minimalism is more about funk than any academic ambitions. He knew that subtle shifts in rhythm pattern and simple hints of melody were enough to create a devastating groove without going over the top into rock style bombast that a lot of techno of the time was verging on. His tracks worked more like a circle of African drummers setting a pace and introducing repetitive phrases intuitively rather than a group of blokes with noisy machines trying to make everyone submit to their funk. This album is the perfect showcase of this restraint and innately considered organisation with the majestic 'Museum' using only maybe 3-4 individual sounds to drive dancers into a frenzy or the teased elements of 'Unix' circling each other to release small but powerful fillips of funk energy for the floor. 'Minimal Nation' is a masterclass in Detroit Future Funk, engineered by a unique mind that will continue to be copied but seldom beaten. Tucked away in the double CD copies of the album fans will be very pleased to hear that Mr Hood has knocked up a superb and exclusive mix CD packed with tracks from the album interspersed with cuts from the Hood Music series and the equally seminal 'Internal Empire' EP. As you know, nobody puts this stuff together like Rob Hood and the DJ set is where this stuff is meant to be heard in context. It's a genius addition to the album and makes an already essential set invaluable. UTTERLY ESSENTIAL PURCHASE.
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=193466

Porkpie

Really liking this progressive house track at the moment.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeZblL3p8d4

condra

Currently loving:

House/"nu-disco" ...
Classixx - I'll Get You (Feat Jeppe) [*favourite track of summer so far]
Alex Metric - Shirley You Can't Be Serious
Knightlife - Discotirso
DJ Mujava - Township Funk (Crazy P Remix)
Crazy P - Stop Space Return (Hot Toddy Remix)

Chill Out...
Gamatik - Sumthin'

Indie/Funk Punk..
We Have Band - You Came Out

^All available on Beatport.

Scubadevils

Latest Luke Slater / Planetary Assault Systems album just out on Ostgut... just picked it up today and really enjoying so far. Great to see him back to what he does best... (well, along with ambient techno of course as the 7th Plain).

http://www.discogs.com/Planetary-Assault-Systems-Temporary-Suspension/master/135580

Boomkat...

Following in the wake of the considerable cleft left in clubs by the preceding 12", Luke Slater dons his Planetary Assault Systems cape for a full album of uncompromising techno on Ostgut Ton. Both of the devastating 12" cuts are included here alongside eight fresh tracks designed to hold you under until you're dripping with sweat and don't know what day it is on the outside. Slater has always reserved his PAS guise for his purist techno productions, returning to it time and again while more folly-like projects have passed by into the anals of record shop bargain bins everywhere. It's one of the few projects that have kept reminding everyone why this stuff is just irresistably f**king effective in the club. If you're into Mills, Surgeon or Steve Rachmad you're probably already very aware of this man, but if not, don't miss. This is sick.
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=188895

francois

couple of great tunes from Casiotone from The Painfully Alone

saw him in whelans last year most excellent

Scubadevils

Another new one which I've just ordered tonight and can't wait to get my hands on is from the Moritz Von Oswald Trio. They were supposed to play at DEAF last year but cancelled due to Moritz becoming ill just before the gig, massive disappointment on the night but great to see them now release an album of their work together.

Moritz Von Oswald is a name that needs little introduction to anyone who has followed Techno, Dub or any kind of electronic music over the last 15 years. Since the early 90's he's tirelessly applied his discipline to a range of styles and genres with seminal work as part of Maurizio, Basic Channel, Rhythm & Sound and his own name besides a mind blowing number of side projects, mastering jobs and engineering work. His most recent project has attempted to consolidate the studio processes which have defined the majority of his output with a live or improvisational element as part of his "trio" including the capable skills of sound designers Vladislav Delay aka Sasu Ripatti and Max Loderbauer of Sun electric and more recently NSI fame. The trio have performed some dozen live shows over the last two years, featuring Ripatti at the drummers stool, Loderbauer contributing synths and live electronics, and Moritz in control of live mixing effects and organ. 'Vertical Ascent' is essentially the best parts of these live improv sessions, edited, tweaked and mixed to perfection by mixmaster Moritz (we hope this name doesn't catch on!) and the result is at once a clean departure from and a reinforcement of the sound you'd normally associate with each of the performers. Live performance and in-the-moment moods lend the set a fluid quality and the lengthy track times, between eight and fourteen minutes, allow the group to develop their ideas around groove based structures definitely informd by African percussive styles. It's no coincidence that Moritz is heavily involved with the ressiue schemes of African music from Honest Jon's. 'Pattern 1' initiates the ceremony with a slow heave of bass and tangled polyrhythms from Ripatti before blooming to reveal a menagerie of strange and unusual synth sounds with one ear on their Krautrock forefathers. 'Pattern 2' bobs into motion on a rich bed of subbass, providing a cushion for scratchy strings and metallic synth scrapes lending an uneasy and ominous feel, but also exploring the spaces in between with ultra-subtle mixing techniques and cleansing the space ready for elevation to the next level. 'Pattern 3' reintroduces more discernable and tangible rhythmic patterns, like the gaseous forms of '2' have coalesced into a gentle tropical downpour, with steel drums panned to the peripheries of auditory perception before a current of slow and delicate chords wash into view. The effect is sublimely lush and truly psychedelic. The final 'Pattern 4' is the closest you'll come to any Reggae influences (bar the dub mixing techniques), resting upon a bulbous swell of subliminal bass shapes the group delve deep into their machines to eak out atonal organ motifs and head-swimming reverberations designed to resonate in your mind long after the CD has finished. Much like any project Moritz is involved in, the sounds will live up to intense scrutiny for years to come, with each listen revealing layers of minutiae created by his intricate mixing desk manipulations. I'm on my 10th listen and i'm still coming back for more.

http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=191780

francois

Agreed FDH
here's something slightly different band called Why? nicee mix of stuff
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ikWDmCatKA

cranky bollix

what are the casiotone for the painfilly alone tracks? for some reason the youtube links are'nt showing up on my screen.Ive got a discography up to 2006 some nice stuff, but theres a fair bit to get through.

Zascar

Lads to get youtube links embedded, you do not put the entire url between the youtube brackets - just the bit after the =

like this:

[PHP]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojjbR5i8IEc

[/PHP]

BaZmO*

francois wrote: »

couple of great tunes from Casiotone from The Painfully Alone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WsExAB6Kws8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3dUgPvkYnw

saw him in whelans last year most excellent

Fixed

Scubadevils

Just picked up the new(ish) album from Moderat, excellent stuff...

http://www.discogs.com/Moderat-Moderat/release/1773870

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGMEdzKGAgo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoxUiqUpkw4