Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 9:57 pm
OH MY DAYS! never thought id see that remix again! loving both tunes, both will be great for shifting the sound in a mix
big up quarta! bitbeats make me smile
big up quarta! bitbeats make me smile
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Hyperdub 007: Quarta 330 - Sunset Dub
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Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 10:47 pm
BITSTEP
Posted: Sat Sep 29, 2007 11:27 pm
these sounded so sick at FWD last night...
really feeling this ALOT
really feeling this ALOT
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 11:18 am
you mean 8bitjera wrote:not feelin any of those tunes 1 bit.sorry.
Liking it, not that this has to become a trend but it's a welcome fresh breeze ...
Sunset Dub sounds like a cellphone going of near a speaker
Posted: Sun Sep 30, 2007 1:22 pm
Not feelin this at all.. 
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 3:01 pm
A limited amount of white labels in BM-Soho now.
Also restock of 'Skeng' & 'Find My Way'
Also restock of 'Skeng' & 'Find My Way'
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 3:08 pm
youre madFuriouz wrote:Not feelin this at all..
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 3:23 pm
He's swedish. There is a differenceJaime wrote:youre madFuriouz wrote:Not feelin this at all..
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 5:09 pm
anyone who's ever used a gameboy to make music would realize exactly how impressive those tracks actually are
big up hyperdub all the way on this
i still make gameboy from time to time, and its nowhere near as good as these tracks are
big up hyperdub all the way on this
i still make gameboy from time to time, and its nowhere near as good as these tracks are
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 5:25 pm
Overly big. Was on a Scoth Egg gig last month and he had some menacing "BOOM-SLAM" kind of tunes on his cartridge as well.
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 5:40 pm
anyone feeling the 8bit stuff have to check out mr.hopkinsons computer
http://www.myspace.com/computersings
its not up on the myspace but there also an absolute sick version of mr boombastic! brockwide!!!
http://www.myspace.com/computersings
its not up on the myspace but there also an absolute sick version of mr boombastic! brockwide!!!
Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 7:15 pm
cant wait for this tune
the other tune on his site is the best though!
the other tune on his site is the best though!
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 5:48 pm
Really glad these are coming out. I was brocking out when Kode dropped these at the beginning of his DMZ set.
Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 6:18 pm
is this out yet?
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 12:13 pm
Finished vinyl in Bm-Soho, late afternoon, Friday 26th.
Vinyl of HDB005 L.V. feat. Errol Bellot & Dandelion - Globetrotting/Takeover next week.
Vinyl of HDB005 L.V. feat. Errol Bellot & Dandelion - Globetrotting/Takeover next week.
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 12:53 pm
i love the texture you get from 8bit sound. its like the digital equivalent of lovely crackly vinyl.
there was a rephlex album, JP Buckle - flyin LoFi, where the guy used really basic old 8bit samplers, and retro synths, and ive never heard anything like it , apart from these Quarta bits, since. Buckle did jungle, electronica, dancehall, bashment-influenced tracks and it all sounded so crunchy and warm..... genius stuff.
there was a rephlex album, JP Buckle - flyin LoFi, where the guy used really basic old 8bit samplers, and retro synths, and ive never heard anything like it , apart from these Quarta bits, since. Buckle did jungle, electronica, dancehall, bashment-influenced tracks and it all sounded so crunchy and warm..... genius stuff.
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 5:37 pm
Dude, finally! Been anticipating this one for months now and was extremely disappointed when Boomkat delayed its release for another two weeks. When and where exactly will HDB005 be available if I may ask?hyperdub wrote:Vinyl of HDB005 L.V. feat. Errol Bellot & Dandelion - Globetrotting/Takeover next week.
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 5:58 pm
I think it's a fucking big move by Hyperdub putting releases like this out. Once the label is established to really start experimenting and pushing good interesting music, that's what good labels do. Put out what they believe in. To be honest I'm not a massive fan of either of the tunes on this release (in fact I'm not a massive Hyperdub fan oddly - bar Kingstown Dub, Skeng & Burial, they're fucking large) but just listening to that guys myspace was quality and 'sbcc' is fucking deep!
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 6:03 pm
Just picked this up a couple of hours ago from blackmarket, one of my favourite releases of the year. Hyperdub just keeps going from strength to strengthI think it's a fucking big move by Hyperdub putting releases like this out
Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 6:33 am
from Boomkat.
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=60307
Now we always suspected that Kode 9's influence went beyond the confines of the insular dubstep scene, but few could have expected this latest release from his influential Hyperdub imprint. Quarta 330 is a Japanese producer, so not from your usual South London dubstep posse but more than that, he produces using sounds better suited to the 8-bit chip on a Nintendo Gameboy (pre-DS, you know, the little grey ones. come on!). Now the chiptune genre has been around for ages, but rarely does it collide with the bass weight you'd expect from dubstep, but Quarta 330 isn't the first artist we've seen do this lately, no the astute among you will no doubt have Disrupt's killer 'Foundation Bit' still firmly in mind, and that's a good starting point for thinking about Quarta 330. I say starting point because where Disrupt uses the chip sounds as a starting point, Quarta 330 uses them singularly, which makes his re-hash of Kode9's seminal '9 Samurai' quite immensely good. Interestingly Kode9 originally used samples from a Japanese film while producing the track, so in many ways it has come full circle and this fresh 8-bit version is so impeccably charming you can imagine it slipping well into almost any DJ set. 'Sunset Dub', Quarta 330's original track is stunning too, with more bass than has ever been squeezed out of the humble 8-bit chip and the kind of melodies that would have Mario chucking out fireballs in a frenzy. A stunning and surprisingly original 12" - we're lovin' it!
http://www.boomkat.com/item.cfm?id=60307
Now we always suspected that Kode 9's influence went beyond the confines of the insular dubstep scene, but few could have expected this latest release from his influential Hyperdub imprint. Quarta 330 is a Japanese producer, so not from your usual South London dubstep posse but more than that, he produces using sounds better suited to the 8-bit chip on a Nintendo Gameboy (pre-DS, you know, the little grey ones. come on!). Now the chiptune genre has been around for ages, but rarely does it collide with the bass weight you'd expect from dubstep, but Quarta 330 isn't the first artist we've seen do this lately, no the astute among you will no doubt have Disrupt's killer 'Foundation Bit' still firmly in mind, and that's a good starting point for thinking about Quarta 330. I say starting point because where Disrupt uses the chip sounds as a starting point, Quarta 330 uses them singularly, which makes his re-hash of Kode9's seminal '9 Samurai' quite immensely good. Interestingly Kode9 originally used samples from a Japanese film while producing the track, so in many ways it has come full circle and this fresh 8-bit version is so impeccably charming you can imagine it slipping well into almost any DJ set. 'Sunset Dub', Quarta 330's original track is stunning too, with more bass than has ever been squeezed out of the humble 8-bit chip and the kind of melodies that would have Mario chucking out fireballs in a frenzy. A stunning and surprisingly original 12" - we're lovin' it!