shit, i always thought rootsman and the bug were the same person kevin martin?? They're two different people, but it's easy to get them confused in this case, as Razor X Productions essentially is The Bug and Rootsman. So the Killing Sound CD is actually credited to "The Bug VS Rootsman"....

Man I am thrilled. Three days of DMZ action!

OH MY STARS

Finally able to announce this. I put together a collection of unreleased tracks from last year called "No Floor". You heard 'em in the mix, now own 'em for yr very own. http://a1.phobos.apple.com/r10/Music/10/11/1c/mzi.dwfhwukt.170x170-75.jpg 11 tracks, MP3 or CD itunes: http://phobos.app...

seckle wrote:http://www.boomkat.com/charts_dynamic.cfm?id=316&gID=7

big up!

As cool as that is, I'm actually more excited that the White Mice versions CD was number 2!

drbluebeat wrote:

Now that looks like a great one!

dq wrote:TONIGHT!

DUTTY BIZNESS!!!

WOOT!

What's the cost after 12? Upsetter Glen Adams is playing a gig in Brooklyn tonight and I wanna hit that one up too.

When is "Spliff Dub" coming out on A.R.M.Y.? Love that one!

optimum wrote:Cassie lp is ok, nothing as good as 'me & u', pop tune of the year with my love, but a decent enough pop/rnb album

I passed on the album but I can't get enough of that single.

Chamberweed wrote:Tuned in. Nice Bad Brains sample. What's the name of that track?

Who sampled Bad Brains in a dubstep track? I must hear this mix!

http://music.guardian.co.uk/rock/story/0,,1971080,00.html http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/feature/40070/Staff_List_The_Top_100_Tracks_of_2006 Say what you will about critics' End of Year lists (and there are many, many complaints to be made) but its certainly interesting to see Burial getting...

I'll be there for this one. HONEST!

we eat our young wrote:Single with Loefah remix early in the new year on Ninja Tune....

Album to follow

Fuck yes. Please.

Joseph-J wrote:Global Communication's first LP is awesome, as is their Reload and Link & E621 stuff. Some of the best stuff from that period of electronic music.

Agreed. I'm very excited to see producers from that time getting into the dubstep sound.

OH NOES! THE VINYL VERSUS CEEDEE DEBATE! I first started DJing industrial / ebm, a genre group that as of the mid to late nineties released nearly all of its music exclusively on CD. Therefore, I never became a vinyl junkie like those who started out in techno or jungle or house. I personally welcom...

CHECK IT!

You are some kind of sorceror.

"Don't Get It Twisted" has a decent beat, reggaeton or 'dem bow' riddim style.

Looks like a cool time.

YES! This is exactly what I had hoped for!