thanks everyone who had a listen

i'm playing london on the 3rd march, not sure of venue details yet will post them up when i know more... it's with the combat recs people - stormfield/cursor minor/scan one.

by the way it's "oneiric" [just to be fussy].

this vp set is fuckin amazing.....

ahaha he really is a cock... isn't bravo two zero alan partridge's favourite book? it's better second time round apparently..bwhahah

loads of really interesting recommendations, i'll have to check some of these out. recently read miles' autobiography myself, loved it... been reading some philip k dick stuff lately too, "valis" and "confessions of a crap artist". didn't realise that the latter was one of his &q...

haha - only messing, glad you're into those tracks!! :D i was at a wedding the other week, real culchie type thing. told a bloke i was talking to i was into music, to which he replied "country or trad?"...hahha.. i nearly said "aye traditional speed garage" but he was a heavy loo...

all i'd heard before i wrote brood were traditional irish jigs at the féile haha. nah i do really like lots of swinging garage stuff, some of it has more bounce than a lot of dubstep i hear which is very "straight" quantised business.

yeah that loefah remix floored me when i 1st heard it, massive tune.

[/quote] have you heard the dnb brood bootleg that i keep hearing....?[/quote]

no, is it any good? does it use more than just the breakbeat cos that's a fairly common one in dnb (as you're probably well aware, just checking).

might not the different tempo and feel allow for something quite different to come out of using caustic noise in dubstep though? vex'd are the obvious example. there's an angular, industrial quality to a lot of the rythmns that is complimented well by harsh sounds in my opinion. i dislike a lot of t...

i love t-t-t-toasty's stuff, it's got character and it's heavy as fuck.

i'm well into ae, their remix of saint etienne's like a motorway is one of my favourite tracks ever.

i love spectral stuff, it sounds fuckin nuts. one of my mates has been recreating real instruments' spectra lately with the aid of a sonogram and additive synthesis, like FFT with a massive number of bands. he gets really close sometimes.

i was playing colemanism by fracture and neptune the other day, still an amazing track.

nope! mike's garage stuff is splendid though innit.

keeley hazell is by far the fittest of that lot innit.

all the best to everyone!

you can just cut them up by hand as audio in your sequencer and rearrange the slices that way.

smiling face is a sick sick tune.

the blurb that was circulated for HF010 had a guess at what got sampled in sunshine, it's all over the net if you a search for that release although they weren't totally correct about what they said it was.

One day some kids in the neighbourhood carried my mum's groceries all the way home. You know why?

sorry don't think this is happening now, the promoters didn't get the venue they wanted so it's all up in the air. there was talk of a march reschedule though...

that 23hz & numaestro track really stands out, hats off.