July 2011
77 posts
Camels by Vondelpark
Whilst a little different...
Speeding Blue by Dark Sky
Dark Star (formerly...
Night Heat by Nightwave
A little while ago we...
Move on Through by Grown Folk
About a month...
Here 4 U by Deadboy
Deadboy is without doubt...
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Label of the week: Night Slugs
Let’s go back to 2008: video artist James Connolly (aka L-Vis 1990) decides to book Drop the Lime for his recently-started So Loud party, long after running a DnB night with Mumdance. Sometime after the show with Drop the Lime, Connolly comes up with the Baltimore-via-London ‘Change the Game.’ Grime selector Alex Sushon (aka Bok Bok) comes across the track on Connolly’s Myspace and hits it off...
To The Next by Maxi Mill
If you ever decide to...
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Hold It Down by Submerse
Okay, okay. We know...
Be My #2 by Dubbel Dutch
Marc Glasser, the man...
Deadpoint by Bobmo
Much like the rest of the...
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Silvia Solar (Hot City Remix) by Capracara
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The Power Of Love by Ossie
Ossie may not be as...
Heroic Deeds by Bambounou
The second EP from...
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Featured artist of the week: Andy Stott
Andy Stott has been quietly producing his take on dub Techno for a while now, gaining respect and acclaim within the scene along the way. His blend of intelligent and dub techno, mixed with booming-ground shaking bass, and dark emotive textures make his sound easily recognizable. More recently he’s branched out into Dubstep and Juke productions - with his Juke tunes showing Stott’s versatility...
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No Good by Ifan Dafydd
Here’s one...
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***** **** by *** *******
No explanation...
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Outtacontrol by LDFD
This one has been floating...
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Interview: Dro Carey
You’ve got quite an angsty sound to your work, what are some of the things that have influenced that?
Dreams, people and mental instability. I cannot try hard to be a cool artist. I cannot possibly muster the enthusiasm or delusion that what I’m doing is a suave, important product - that coincides with ‘building profile’ and all of that. You know like ‘interest is...
Parallel World by Actress
Only God would know...
Cold Lazarus by Drums of Death
A good year or...
Rolands Jam by Funkineven
It’s been a...
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Trying to Get a Dub (French Fries & Bambounou...
Nippon by Cedaa
Simon Ho (aka Cedaa) has been...
Blame the Speakers by Roska
The majority of you...
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Mermaid by Damu
Manchester has long been know...
Vanilla Imitate by Arkist & Kidkut
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Featured artist of the week: Jam City
22-year old Jack Latham has only been making music under the name Jam City for the last 2.5 years: before he quietly crept into the public’s conscious, he ran the Mount Olympus blog and built a rep with fellow Internet artists throughout the blogosphere. However, since Bok Bok found a folder of Latham’s material on his PC after a club night in 2008, his profile has steadily risen amongst the...
Loveking by Machinedrum
Machinedrum’s...
The Morning (ESTAW fix) by The Weeknd
The...
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Hyph Mngo by Joy Orbison
Okay, we’re...
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Try Me Out (Let Me Lick It) by Sunship
For all...
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Interview: Cairo
What first made you want to make music?
I don’t think there was really one major thing - I’ve always been into music. I started playing drums at 12 and just moved along doing the normal things, like bands and so on, but I never really got heaps into the band thing. Maybe it was because I never had any input into what was going on musically, people would just say shut up and play...
All I Want by Bondax
These young ‘uns...
Don’t Take It by Armando
Let’s go...
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Featured artist of the week: BNJMN
BNJMN a.k.a Ben Thomas is a talented guy. Before his latest incarnation as BNJMN he was known as Jackhigh, a beatmaker, who won acclaim from the influential and pioneering Flying Lotus. On his newest project, Thomas switches the Hip hop beats for four-to-the-floor House infused jams. His debut LP, Plastic World was released in March on Rush Hour. It’s a dreamy sounding album, mixing a...
Master Organism by Dopplereffekt
The names...
Aqua Box by Jam City
If you’re partial to...
Love Without A Heart (Brey’s Oh’s...
Pretty Pretty Good by Sound Pellegrino Thermal...