Music 4 Minds
Music In Mind - "Circle" -[Music 4 Minds] ...Excellent Swedish Tech house
http://www.zshare.net/audio/music-in-mind-_-circle-mp3.html
Todays Music. Tomorrows Sound.
Music In Mind - "Circle" -[Music 4 Minds] ...Excellent Swedish Tech house
http://www.zshare.net/audio/music-in-mind-_-circle-mp3.html
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Continuing with JBH's sun inspired post. Here's more music for people drowning in hot and bright rays from a nearby star.
Familjen - Det snurrar i min skalle [Adrian/Hybris, 2007] (buy)
Familjen is cool electronica with vocals in skånska (a southern swedish accent, sounds a bit like danish - ha ha ha!). Me likes very much. Their debut album 'Det snurrar i min skalle' (roughly translated: My head is spinning) was released a short while ago, and here's the title traxxqck. Happy music, certainly fitting for the spring sun.
Pugh Rogefeldt - Stockholm (Qlint and Sankt Göran edit)
Here we have local Gothenburglar djs and producers Sankt Göran & Qlint refixing Pugh Rogefeldt's old song Stockholm. It's swell new disco. 24:Hours posted this, cheers fellas!
Oh and Lifelike - So electric v2 IS HOOT! instant hit (love to risky biz).
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Metope - AR1.1 [Areal, 2007] (buy)
Time for some properness; blazing techno from Metope thank you very much. Sinister!
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RJD2 - Murs beat [XL, 2007] (buy)
The only instrumental piece on RJ's latest output - The Third Hand. And to me it's by far the best track. "Sweet piece" is also good tho.
Anyway I was thinking of changing the description seen in the title to this: "Music: techno, neo submarine pounding, panzer tronik, folk psych polka terror, dirty disco-freak-house, experimental dolphin music, toxic pop, cyborg electro, post dub reggae step hiphop, acid squibble jazz-core and much much more." What do you think?
A friend of mine (yo hansaman!) sent me this link to a pretty damn nice blog...And, it's about...COOKING! I'm getting hungry just reading that stuff. Yum: Anne's Food.
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Future Sound of London - "Papau new guinea" - (Original 12"Mix) -[Jumpin & Pumpin 1991]
http://www.zshare.net/audio/future_sound_of_london-papua_new_guinea-mp3.html
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On the 8th I had a small gathering at my place for some drinks then out to Nef and catch the last songs of Wolf Eyes playing live - heavy and evil death terror noise ambient. After that club Hotet kicked off. Not too crowded but had fun still.
Incidentally my lovely girlfirend gave me the Wolf eyes 12" The Driller as birthday present. It's gruesome and experimental.
Wolf Eyes - The Driller [Sub pop, 2006]
Going to a job interview tomorrow. Got two calls this morning from different consulting frims asking me some questions about two separate positions I applied for during the weekend. Thing is, the job that seems more fun I haven't got an interview for yet...
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Dubstep has only been around for a short while, but in that amount of time its caused a massive stir in the underground scene, nothing quite sounds like it it cant really be Tagged to one specific genre, it uses elements of Techno, Garage, D&B & Grime,which forms a sound like nothing ever heard before there are no rules in dubstep,or should i say no formulas,If you were to ask anyone who is into the sound what there top 3 Dubstep records were, 9 out of ten times i reckon this would come up along with Skreams Midnight Request line. This is definatly a dubstep anthem & i reckon people will look back on this record as a "Classic".
Digital Mystikz ft Spen G - "Anti War Dub" - [DMZ]
http://www.zshare.net/audio/05-anti-war-dub-feat-spen-g-mp3-0gr.html
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A new week a new set of music, in recent posts there has been wonderfull classic Acid & Techno ,so i thought this week i would post some of my all time favourites & classics alike, Old & New so lets start of with "The Man With The Red Face" from Laurent Garnier, tbh i reckon this could be my all time number 1 record ,A big statement i know ,but whats not to love about this detroit' ish record with a Shuffling build up like no other a excellent jazzy sax which is proberly one of the best records sampling a sax i have ever heard, A record to play from start to finish 9.08mins of pure delight ,Sublime piece of music from the french man,Check also "Crispy Bacon" for an outstanding piece of techno.
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Wow, the acid post was ridiculously popular. I'm guessing this won't come close, hehe. Anyways I realized I have been sleeping on hiphop for a while. So i browsed around for what's new and exciting or any other quality tunes I've missed out on. Here's what I found.
Cut chemist feat. Edan & Mr Lif - Storm [Warner bros, 2006]
Bionic shit! This is good hiphop, the kind of stuff I appreciate. A bit non-standard, but not too out there either. Had high expectations on this track since it's three names I quite dig, no disappointment.
Evidence - A moment in time (feat. Planet Asia) [ABB, 2007]
Very classic sound to this song, not really ground breaking in any aspect. But it's solid all around, can't help but nod my head to this.
Listened to RJD2's latest output (The third hand) as well, and he still is a top producer, but the vocals..hmm? Took a while to get used to, to be honest. An ok album though.
Anyone out there that want to tip me off about great, 2005-2007 hiphop tracks that I might have missed? Please, I'm so behind on the genre right now it's silly.
Edit: Oh it's my birthday today! Yay :|
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Carrying on from skyphers excellent Acid posts below. Heres another classic this time from another of Richie Hawtins alter ego's, plastikman & The timeless "spastik"
Plastikman - "Spastik" - [Novamute -1993]
http://www.zshare.net/audio/01_spastik-mp3.html
Then to finish in style one of my favourites from Richie Hawtin full on techno here with the wonderfull - "Minus Orange"
Richie Hawtin - "Minus Orange" - [M_nus 1998]
http://www.zshare.net/audio/minusorange-mp3-plastikman-mp3.html
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As I've mentioned i'm heavily hooked on the acid (again) ... so here's some classics.
Pergon - The Deliverer [Important, 1993]
1993 is the year, ecstatic is the mood. From Pargon's first release '#1'.
F.U.S.E. - Substance Abuse [Plus 8, 1991]
Hawtin on it again, this time "way back" in 91. Freaky acid techno.
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Hell - Jack Your Body [Resist music, 2006]
Produced by Anthony Rother and Dj Hell. On the compilation "Time Out Presents The Other Side: Paris" from 2006.
Felix Da Housecat feat. P. Diddy - Jack vs I'll House You (Dj Hell rmx) [International deejay gigoglo, 2006]
The version featured on the Housecat mixtape is driving and rough, but way too short. Here Dj Hell sweetens it up and extends it to almost 8 minutes of love. From the International Deejay Gigolos CD Nine.
Just saw Roman Polanski's Repulsion from 1965... wow. Extremely good movie.
My next post will contain some classic acid.
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Shitkatapult co-founder Sascha Ring aka Apparat has a new album in the pipeline - "Walls", due in may.
Quite a few of the tracks feature vocals which mostly fall flat to my ears. Some parts are quite bland, but there are a few standout songs as well: Limelight, Fractales pt1, Arcadia and You don't know me. But we've heard it all before. Perhaps Apparat needs a bit of Ellen Allien to reach full potential?
Apparat - Fractales Pt.1 [Shitkatapult, 2007] (buy)
No, what's really keeping me busy at the moment is oldish acid house. And some classic detroit techno. With a bit of Merck sprinkled on top.
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Michel De Hey, Dutch Techno legend & all round nice guy, partly responsible for bringing Techno to the good people of the Netherlands,Loco Dice see's him as one of his main influences.Heres a nice track released on his own label [Hey! Records]
Michel De Hey - "Catfight" -[Hey! Records]
http://www.zshare.net/audio/01-michel_de_hey-catfight-nyd-mp3.html
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A couple of new bits and pieces of music to dance and groove to. This time from the neverending golden stream of records coming out of Kompakt and the smaller Liebe Detail.
Ripperton - 10a [Liebe detail, 2007] (buy)
January release but still pumping in my speakers and brain. Ripperton and Behrenroth splits a 12" and both sides are solid minimalism. Ripperton = Hot. Edit: Track should be available again (changed to ol' trusty zshare).
Reinhard Voigt - Charge Your Dreams [Kompakt, 2007]
Oompf! Voigt steps correct with some new techno. Charge your dreams is a clearcut My Kind Of Track. Wreck yourself.
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I've been catching up on Merck's last releases, what a label. So much quality but too short life span! 40 Winks - Sound Puzzle and Deceptikon - Greater Cascadia has been rotating heavily here at home and in my ipod the last couple of days.
40 Winks is pure mellow instrumental, crunchy, soothing hip-hop - quality beats. Deceptikon (a favorite since his Lost Subject 12") is also hiphopish but more to the electronic(a) side of things, ya'know think Machine drum, a bit of Blamstrain etc.
Deceptikon - Greater Cascadia Unified [Merck, 2007]
40 Winks - Egyptian Love Poems [Merck, 2007]
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This is possibly one of the most beautiful tracks you will ever here.No wonder why Michael Mayer is regarded as one of the top ten producers in the world,aswell as co -owning one of the most talented labels out there [Kompakt] & all that comes with it. Here he goes to work on a cover version of "Maps" by the (yeah yeah yeahs),Firstly reworked by Ada, then remixed by Michael Mayer & Tobias Thomas on [Areal]
Ada -"Maps" -(Mayer & Thomas Remix) - [Areal]
http://www.zshare.net/audio/05_-_maps_mayer_thomas_rmx_areal_030-mp3.html
***Edit*** It looks like risky bizniz & me shop at the same place for music ;) they beat me to the post by a few hours i just realised.
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Nice new music now from (The Suffragettes) who are a four piece electronic outfit from japan,Remixed by (Marek Bois) Aka (Dapayk & Dapayk solo) etc, its a plinky plonky track with groove & has a nice vibe about it
The Suffragettes - "jokou" -(Marek Bois Remix) -[Rrygular]
http://www.zshare.net/audio/jokou-marek-bois-remix_-mp3.html
Staying with Marek Bois here's another track, this time from last year on [Trapez] ,which was big with alot of the underground dj,s and has recently been remixed by Gabriel Ananda. Same Routine, Minimal beats and a good groove.
Marek Bois - "You Got Good Ash" - [Trapez]
http://www.zshare.net/audio/a1-marek_bois-you_got_good_ash-cmc-mp3-yw9.html
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On the 8th of April, besides being my birthday (hoorah), it's the 1-day iDEAL Kning Klang festival at Neferititi. Line-up: Wolf eyes (US), Thrones (US), Growing (US), Variam (SE/GBG), Sewer election (SE/GBG), Family battle snake (UK). After this Dimitrios and The Idealist arranges an extra club Hotet. And on the other side of town Andreas Tilliander & Kan3da live at Pustervik. What a day.
Music Worth Your Time aka Listen To This:
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Good morning. This weekend I have moved to a new place again. This time it's for a longer period of time (I hope). A small one bedroom+kitchen corner type of thing located pretty close to the city core.
Dominik Eulberg - Die Grunschenkel Im Blauen Priel [Traum, 2007] (buy)
Mr Eulberg has a new 12" out on Traum - Limikolen. The b-side is the fabolous Die Alpenstrandlaeufer Von Spiekeroog that could also be heard on his album out earlier this year (Heimische Gefilde). The a-side is brand spanking new though and it's eleven minutes of minimal Eulberg beats and blips, without much of a melody. On the sleeve you get a guide to birds.. so a lil' bit of bird techno again :-)
This summer a new festival is being arranged in Göteborg; Way Out West. Some decent bookings like The Go! Team and Primal Scream. Also The Besnard Lakes from Canada are coming, haven't heard them before. So, I checked 'em out and it's alright pop music.
The Besnard Lakes - Ride the Rails [Jagjaguwar, 2007]
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I forgot to say its the weekend ,so tonight im off out to meet a young lady, go for something to eat then to a few bars ,then on saturday night im going to leeds which is a ten min train ride from me,to see matthias tanzmann ,audio jak ,paul woolford & a few more ,then at 4 am go to another club till 9 for the after party hope everyone has a good weekend heres a bonus for the weekend i play this whilst im getting ready hehe.
http://www.zshare.net/audio/01_noze-love_affair-mp3-qq2.html {circus company}
Ps check out http://www.buzzinfly.com/ all week on listen again ben watt has his own radio show ,i would highly recommend it for upfront house music.
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The last part of "bird techno" is from carsten jost,and the excellent superpitcher remix of you don't need a weatherman check it.
http://www.zshare.net/audio/05_you_dont_need_a_weatherman_superpitcher_remix-mp3.html {ladomat 2000}
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16:14

The Pluxus concert was awesome, loud and beautiful - with great visuals to boot. Jeans Team started out with a kraftwerkish touched track that I really liked but then ventured out into the happy-electro-dance-pop-kitsch swamp I'm not too big on.
Stars - Sleep tonight (Junior boys remix)
Hmm, let's do the math here. I like Junior Boys + I like the Stars + I like Sleep tonight, what are the odds that I like Stars - Sleep tonight (Junior boys remix)? According to my extensive research and forrays into mad calculations I've end up with a 98.141569% chance that I'll most definetly digalli dig diggy this. The junior boys turn this track into a slow paced electro ballad in their signature style and sound palette, accompanied by Amy Millan's sweet voice. We don't wanna sleep tonight. We won't hear the morning break. Together just one beating heart.
Tonight Kevin Saunderson aka Inner City is going to dj at The Eye (Nef). Big name. And I'm quite eager to go. We'll see what happens though.
Edit: Apparently Kevin 'Reese' has cancelled, so tonight's off. Boo!
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This is a bit different from the eulberg track, here Quiet village aka matt edwards aka radio slave & joel martin, his partner on quiet village productions bring another excellent remix to the table. A remix of the classic "African queen" from Allez Allez it sounds like its been recorded in the jungle until the introduction of the guitar slowly comes in, i like this alot & all the other quiet village tracks be sure to check them all out!
Allez Allez - "African Queen" - (Quiet Village Project Dub) - {Eskimo}
http://www.zshare.net/audio/allez-allez_african-queen-quiet-village-project-dub-mp3.html
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Tonight Pluxus i performing and I have tickets. Gonne be interesting cause I haven't heard a lot from their latest album Solid State (from 2006) until just now. Funckarma also has an album called just that by the way (but that one is from 2001).
Pluxus - Contrax [Pluxemburg, 2006]
I have always regarded El-p as a talented producer and a fine rapper as well. Now he has dropped his new album and it sure sounds gravy.
El-p - The overly dramatic truth [Def jux, 2007]
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Dominik eulberg is a genius. Here on Stelldichein Des Westerwalder Vogelchores taken from his new album on Traum "Heimische Gefilde" (Be sure to check the whole album out!) he uses only bird samples which he has recorded himself & the end result is fascinating with some some sharp editing and studio work the end result is a track made up purely of different bird species mixed together to perfection.
http://www.zshare.net/audio/birdtechno-mp3.html
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Jörg Burger - Nova check [K2, 2007] (buy)
Perhaps better known as The Modernist, here the Burgerman releases on K2 a 12" called 'Polyform 1'. It's thick and quality minimal poppy techhouse without any rough edges. Sweet like syrup. Both sides of this record are equal in strength, 'Polyform' leaning more towards the lounge and 'Nova check' slightly dancier.
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E.R.P. - Lament Subrosa [Frantic flowers, 2007] (buy)
Superb light, floating electroish material almost reminiscent of silicon scally or the like. This is music for chilling out in the early spring sun these last days has offered us in Sweden. B1 of "Alsoran".
My weekend has been terrific. A bit of not too heavy clubbing on friday followed by chilling and a walk in the forest on saturday. Then again on sunday; heavy relaxing, eating ice cream in the sun and just enjoying the company of my girlfriend and walking about town.
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I think its time for some "electro" proper electro mind you none of this tinny sounding electro house nonesense which is flooding the charts with cheesy 8o,s covers.It really does wind me up when "producers" and i use that term lightly will take a classic track from the 90,s or further back and basicly destroy it like the new MAW remixes of work there a disgrace to dance music & kenny dope & lil louie vega.This is just the tip of the iceberg though if you dig deeper there are much more diabolical remixes to be found everything from pink floyd to classics from the likes of civilles and cole - "deeper love" this particular track is a fave of mine. Growing up on a diet of old skool & classic warehouse anthems with huge pianos and acid baselines ,whilst the other kids would be listening to the sounds of the latest chart entry i would be down the local record store buying hardcore & drum & bass 13 years old i have always loved dance music i respect the artists & the sound they gave us be it acid house or classic chicago house or simply a bit of rare groove. So should all the new breed aka fedde le grande & mason etc etc they should stear well clear off tracks from earlier years & concentrate on the 15 -18 year old market who buy there music & those that dont know any better.
This producer has more guises than james bond if your clever you will work out who he is from the first post ,if you have no idea message us & and we will tell you ;)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/01-kaliber-track_01_side_a-hft-mp3-pf2.html - kaliber 11 (A1)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/01-blessure-mp3.html Jetboy - "Blessure" - {electrochoc}
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http://www.zshare.net/audio/03-like-a-child-carl-craig-remix-mp3-g0n.html
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Busy day needs busy music. Purchased some vinyl today (again, sigh); Kraftwerk - Computer world, Bo Hansson - El-Ahrairah (aka Watership down), Williams - Pinball (finally!). Also checked out the "competition" .. you know, other blogs haha. Found some really good stuff for tonights warming up.
Recommended:
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