kode9, shackleton AND badawi... that line-up is too much. have fun!

bass clef wrote:I miss bristol

wot he said

big up. cheers. these remixes are rude as you like.

erm, this isn't something i usually ask, but are the skream mixes available as downloads anywhere? i've started played out on my laptop... and besides, i'm a few thousand miles away from my nearest stockist, and import tax is 60% here.

anyone with a passing interest in noise as a musical form may want to check this:

http://www.spannered.org/radio/1152/

going from techno into dubstep waters seems natural to me. good techno, like good dubstep, is bare-bones music - nothing wasted. i'm not talking about 'minimal techno' as such, most of which is lame, but about a form of music that has just the bare essentials in the track needed to work head and fee...

i'm 200 miles away, but cannae be there tonight. if only there had been a bit of promotion here in brazil before this week, i would have made sure i got my arse there.

rather a tasty new mix from surgeon... quite a few people on here seem to dig their techno, and here he's dropping a fair bit of broken stuff into the mix - ed chamberlain, scanone, warlock, blackham etc... enjoy. Ed Chamberlain — Trapese Go Hiyama — Unreleased Scion — Emerge (BMB remix2) Anstam — A...

for anyone that's interested, there's a rather sprawling interview with mr 9 over at spannered.org, together with fresh sets from dj ripley and soundmurderer. there's also a 2-hour noise retrospective by sao paulo resident dj marolo, charting the history of noise music from 1913 to present day, if t...

yeah, real nice mix this one. dj /rupture is re-hosting here for a short time:
http://www.negrophonic.com/mp3/mixafriq ... oirier.mp3

grab it while you can!

great vex'd mix... really tight, varied and tripped out. that refix of fire is off the hook.

big up the bass clef!

this album is something else.

ytee wrote:cheers. some myspace pages are sick though.....like this

www.myspace.com/subtrac
www.myspace.com/sek_espionage

can't deny it - those are the slickest myspace pages i've seen by far. most of them look like the computer has thrown up.

London's Dead Silence Syndicate turn out a very tight live drum 'n' bass show, albeit with quite a punky angle.

Dubstep-wise... Yeah, London heads should look out for Bass Clef's show. Not straight up dubstep but with live instrumentation. His new album is mint.

aesthetic values? people don't go on myspace making morality judgements, and many people that have the biggest gripes about it are massive elitists with this "i'm above myspace" kind of talk. bottom line is, you want your music heard by as many people as possible. i've noticed a bit of a ...

myspace=sux It sure does, but it's a great promotional tool. i hear this all the time these days: 'myspace may be a badly designed backslapping fuck-fest, festooned with imposters and perverts, owned by rupert murdoch and guaranteed to crash most browsers with its shitty quality mediaplayer - BUT I...

myspace=sux It sure does, but it's a great promotional tool. i hear this all the time these days: 'myspace may be a badly designed backslapping fuck-fest, festooned with imposters and perverts, owned by rupert murdoch and guaranteed to crash most browsers with its shitty quality mediaplayer - BUT I...

been using boomkat for years and i must say that their service seems to be on the slide from my experience. perhaps it's because they're getting bigger and therefore more conplacent but increasingly orders are taking longer to arrive (that's gone from two days to sometimes ten), getting more and mor...

interesting deapoh - cheers for the heads up.

if i get shut down this week i'll know someone here's grassed

yeah, can't see that he's gonna be raking it in from that page either. tbh if you're a few hundred dollars outta credit or your site goes down every few weeks because of bandwidth usage, i reckon you're getting mugged more by your server than by so-called 'leach' pages like this... i paid £80 12 mon...