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Sigma Podcast and Giveaway 16 Dec 2013 2:00 AM (11 years ago)

UK Drum and Bass geniuses and friend of Sturban Clothing, Sigma are showing their support us here and giving in only a way Sigma can give, if you have not heard their latest track 'Rudeboy' all over Radio One recently then you must have been in a cave.

An integral part of the Drum and Bass scene, Sigma (aka Cameron Edwards and Joe Lenzie) have rapidly been gaining a reputation for their eclectic style of dance floor beats. Their track 'All Blue' is the most downloaded song of all time on drum and bass arena. They've collaborated with artists such as DJ Fresh, Rusko and remixed Stylo G, Ellie Goulding, Eric Prydz, Groove Armada, Skepta and Sway.

Check out the Sigma podcast no tracklisting with this Sigma podcast so if you recognise anything stick it in a comment all Sigma are saying is it's packed with remixes and dubs.

We have a little giveaway for the Sigma boys also and as always it's shrouded in mystery all we can say is it's a complete one off design that will be exclusive and unique so well worth winning by any Sigma, drum and bass or jungle fan. All you need to do is share or comment on your favorite social network including Facebook, Twitter and Goggle+ and you can enter and gain an entry for each submission and do it everyday plus you can earn 5 EXTRA entries by posting a custom link and for each person that enters using that link you get 5 extra entries so plenty of opportunity to win.

Will Plowman - Ahamay Grove 28 Nov 2013 10:16 PM (11 years ago)

After a long break from releasing his last EP Will Plowman A Future Without’s Co owner returns with four tracks of crafted experimental piano. Ranging from the grand Steinways of Dartington Collage of Arts to the household piano of Adrian Utley the location and environment were always key in determining the outcome of the original improvisations. Often allowing the sonics and atmosphere of that environment to be as important as the piano itself. The project is based around four piano improvisations in four different locations and uses a variety of recording techniques that were later worked and molded into finished compositions. Will Plowman’s work is essentially about capturing a certain moment in time and his personal reflection on that moment and space. This then allows the listener to both, reflect upon these captured moments and to reflect on their own personal moments as the tracks get absorbed into a brand new sonic environment. ‘Feel like I've been cleansed by the tranquil tones. Soothing warm piano immersed in the most luscious dusty, scratchy soundscape. This is serious sound healing. Music for airports used to put me to sleep when I was wee boy and this gave me the same feeling. It doesn't sound like it, it just exists in that plane where your body is washed by sound.’ – Chocky Download MP3 + Video - https://www.mediafire.com/?9q7dt3bn7x6mz09 Stream - http://afuturewithoutpress.bandcamp.com/album/will-plowman-ahamay-grove Soundcloud - http://soundcloud.com/afuturewithout/will-plowman-ahamay-grove

Sriratchet from DJ Wrex 21 Nov 2013 9:17 AM (11 years ago)

Lil' mix from DJ Wrex - Sriratchet Sriratchet Tracklisting: Martin Garrix - Animals (Victor Niglio Twerk Remix) Squid’s Got Genes - Twerk With Vengeance DJ Fresh vs Diplo ft Dominique Young Unique - Earthquake (Cosenza Retwerk) Huey - Pop Lock and Drop It (Knocksquared 2013 Twerk Remix) Jay Z - Somewhere In America (Grandtheft and Skratch Bastid Twerk Remix) Jay Z - Can I Get A (ReedStreets Twerk Remix) Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball (Knocksquared Twerk Remix) Lil Mo ft Faboulous - Superwoman (Mastamonk and Enrie Twerk Remix) Ludacris - Helluva Night (Mastamonk And Dj Smerk Twerk Bootleg) Terror Squad ft Fat Joe and Remy - Lean Back (Mastamonk and Enrie Twerk Remix) Sage The Gemini vs Caked Up - Gas Pedal (SINcere Twerk Segway Edit) DJ Snake - All Bird Everything (Grandtheft Edit) Kanye West - New Slaves (Lemi Vice X Action Jackson Remix) Caked Up - Ass Down Twerk (Original Mix) Caked Up - Twerk Like Miley Cyrus (Original Mix) Capitol Trill - Hump Day (Capitol Trill Twerk Remix) DJ Godfather and DJ Assault - Ass N Titties (Twerk Remix) DJ Snake x Yellow Claw x Spanker - Slow Down Drake ft Majid Jordan - Hold On Were Going Home (Thrizzo Twerk Remix) Lorde - Royals (Mighty Mi and Slugworth Le Twerk Mix) Kid Ink ft Chris Brown - Show Me (RMG Twerk Mix) Miley Cyrus - We Cant Stop (DJ Scooter Dirty Twerk Remix With Rap) Mystikal - Shake Ya Ass (JM Skillz vs DJSkillzMusic Twerk Remix) Quickie Mart - Ass Rotation (Smookie Illson Twerk Remix) Riot Ten - Big Booty (Original Twerk Thang) Riot Ten ft Fatman Scoop - Get Ya Hands Up (Original Twerk Thang) Thrizzo - TWRK - BaDINGA! (@Thrizzo Remix) Big Pun and Fat Joe - Twinz (Deep Cover 98) (@Thrizzo Remix) Ying Yang Twins - Badd (Basomatiks Twerk Mix) Travis Porter - Bring It Back (Buzz Trillington Twerk Remix) Diplo – Horsey (Sh8k's Twerk Remix) Major Lazer - Bubble Butt (DJ Snake Remix) Major Lazor - Watch Out For This (Sh8k's Twerk Remix ) YG - Pop It (Saber s Twerk Remix) Danny Diggz - Ratchet Ass DJ Snake and Lil Jon - Turn Down For What (Mastamonk And Splyce Twerk Remix) Super Duck Break 8 (Billy Lane Remix) Wreckx N Effect - Rumpshaker (Zebo Twerk Remix) Chris Brown ft Nicki Minaj - Love More (Mastamonk Twerk Edit Young Dro - FDB (Shelco Garcia x TEENWOLF x TYPE3Species and HYRROW Twerk Remix) PTAF - Boss Ass Bitch (Capitol Trill Twerk Remix) Swizz Beatz - Money In Da Bank (Caked Up Twerk Remix) Khia - My Neck My Back (Lick It) (Miles Medina Twerk Remix)

Josie Wales - “Roll Like Lion” / Richie Phoe - “Dub Like Lion” 14 Nov 2013 10:04 AM (11 years ago)

Roots Garden records present a brand new 7” & digital download December 2nd 2013 Josie Wales - “Roll Like Lion” / Richie Phoe - “Dub Like Lion” Roots Garden's first release from Brighton based producer Richie Phoe featuring the Legendary Dancehall Deejay Josie Wales. Richie's heavyweight & upfull rub-a-dub styled rhythm track is the perfect backdrop for Josie to get to work on. Flinging down some humorous reality themed lyrics he wastes no time getting to the point “as rough and tough as any man can be there's a woman out there to cool you so don't let your ego fool you...”. Josie's sophisticated style and delivery expose his credentials as one of Jamaica's most accomplished microphone chatters, his skilfully crafted lyrics designed to get any sound system session jumping. Richie strips back the rhythm further on the flipside in true rub-a-dub fashion. Unleashing crashing reverbs on the drums and keyboard skanks whilst capturing Josie in his echo chamber! Josie Wales: Biography Josie Wales is one of Dancehall's founding fathers, building on the innovative DJ chatting of his mentor U-Roy and creating a highly influential style of his own. Along with Brigadier Jerry and his sound-system partner Charlie Chaplin, Wales was widely regarded as one of the best DJs in Jamaica when Dancehall took over the reggae scene in the early ’80s. His gruff, gravelly voice and half-spoken, half-sung delivery were instantly recognizable, and were copied by many an up-and-coming DJ. Unlike his contemporary Yellowman — perhaps the only DJ of the era who was more popular — Wales pointedly refused to resort to slackness, keeping his lyrics purely conscious and Rastafarian. That meant he grew increasingly unfashionable over the course of the ’80s, but he nonetheless continued to perform regularly, and remained a highly respected pioneer. Josie Wales was born Joseph Winston Sterling in West Kingston, Jamaica, and took his stage name from the Clint Eastwood Western “The Outlaw Josie Wales”; naturally, “The Outlaw” became a standard nickname for him, along with “The Colonel.” Wales first performed professionally as a DJ with the Roots Unlimited Sound System in 1977, and made his name as part of U-Roy’s King SturGav Hi-Fi Sound System, where he spent three and a half years in the early ’80s. There he teamed with DJ sparring partner Charlie Chaplin in one of the most potent one-two punches of the era, which in turn made King SturGav arguably the biggest sound system around. In 1983 Josie released his début album, The Outlaw. The album was produced by Junjo Lawes and proved to be a major hit. More songs followed for Junjo such as ”Bobo Dread” which was included in the clash LP “Two Giants Clash” that he split with Yellowman. In 1984 the self-produced album “No Way Better Than Yard” was released. A split album with Early B followed on the Sonic Sounds label. In 1985 Josie Wales left Volcano and moved to King Jammy's label. Some of the hits he recorded for Jammy were “Na Lef Jamaica”, “Ha Fi Say So”, “Right Moves”, “It's Raining” and “Water Come A Mi Eye”. 1986 saw the release of his fourth album, Ruling, Produced by Tristan Palmer. Josie continued to release songs with King Jammy throughout the 80's and 90s as well as notable releases for other producers such as Fatis Burell and Bobby Digital. Unlike many other veteran Deejays he maintained a consistent presence on the fast changing Jamaican music scene securing his reputation as one of Jamaica's most celebrated and respected Dancehall pioneers. Richie Phoe: Biography Hailing from Brighton, UK, Richie Phoe's trademark reggae productions have garnered attention from tastemakers and DJs alike. In addition to accolades from Rob Da Banks' Sunday Best Recordings, Richie was personally commissioned by Rob to remix Max Sedgley's Celebrity. A Jon Kennedy remix for Grand Central soon followed, and yet more support would come as Sinful was included in the esteemed Rob Da Bank And Chris Coco Listen Again compilation. In 2008 Richie released the critically lauded Eye on the Prize EP, featuring UK Reggae legend Tippa Irie, which gained BBC radio play from Rob Da Bank, Huw Stephens, Mark Lammar and an interview on Steve Lamacq's Radio 2 show. Two tracks from the EP were also used in MTV's Dirty Sanchez show, and Richie has thrilled California's Reggae Rising festival with his sound. 2013 saw the release of Richie's much anticipated début LP “Echo Outernational” on Canada's Balance records Label featuring contributions from a wealth of musicians and vocalists including, Leroy Horns, Dangerman, Tippa Irie and Earl 16. Other recent releases include remixes for critically aclaimed UK Reggae band Resonators and his brand new single for Wha Wha 45's records a dubbed out reworking of Michael Jackson's “Thriller” currently riding high in the UK Reggae charts. Rihie's first forays into the world of music production began on his Amiga 500, back in the early '90s; by 1999 he'd progressed to an MPC 2000 and began making his own beats, inspired by the likes of De La Soul and D.I.T.C. As his style progressed he started collecting reggae vinyl and began DJing at reggae and hip-hop nights weekly in clubs and bars in Portsmouth. Bringing deep and positive vibes to the dancefloor, Richie has earned the title of Brighton's Lee Scratch Perry.

Dub Pistols Giveaway 12 Nov 2013 5:30 AM (11 years ago)

Win Dub Pistols Signed Vinyl and T-shirts in the exclusive Sturban Clothing prize draw. All you need to do is share or comment on your favorite social network including Facebook, Twitter and Goggle+ and you can enter and gain an entry for each submission and do it everyday plus you can earn 5 EXTRA entries by posting a custom link and for each person that enters using that link you get 5 extra entries so plenty of opportunity to win.

If that wasn't enough Barry Ashworth has also done us a 30 min Drum and Bass mix on that page that you can stream for free.

Multiple Skillz & Reaper On Beatz - The Phoenix EP 11 Nov 2013 12:00 PM (11 years ago)

Sturban Clothing Podcast - Barry Ashworth of the Dub Pistols - Drum and Bass Mix 11 Nov 2013 4:00 AM (11 years ago)

It's good to have friends in high places and this new podcast and giveaway comes with love from none other than Barry Ashworth of the Dub Pistols who has put together a little 30 min Drum and Bass podcast especially for Sturban and all our friends and if that wasn't enough there's a few little gifts from the boys for share and caring.

After reaching the dizzying heights of no.1 on the Beatport Drum n Bass chart and no.1 on the Reggae Chart with their 2013 single 'Gunshot', whilst at the same time breaking the top 20 in the Beatport Reggae chart with follow up with the bright, pulsating summer anthem 'Bad Card', both taken from their fifth long-player 'Worshipping the Dollar' out now on Sunday Best, breaks luminaries Dub Pistols release 'Alive Remixes 2013'. 

Dub Pistols have called upon the brightest in underground dub, breaks, Drum & Bass, house and reggae for remixing duties, including Cagedbaby, Tom Finn & G-Bus, So Called Scumbags, Benny Kane & DJ Specs, Hollaphonic Filthy, Bside and Dancefloor Outlaws.

Pre-order Alive Remixes 2013

Barry Ashworth of the Dub Pistols - Drum and Bass Mix for Sturban Clothing

Tracklisting:




General Narco - Ironside
Deekline and Ed Solo - Bad Boy
Vital Elements & DJ Ruffride - Wake and Bake Ft Mc Blade
Benny Page (Serial killers mix) - Cryin Out
Deekline & Ed Solo - King Go Bongo
General Narco - Everyday Gunshot
Dub Pistols - Ganja ft Rodney

Sturban Clothing Podcast - Barry Ashworth of the Dub Pistols - Drum and Bass Mix

Memory Box Social, Sat 9 Nov 9 Nov 2013 3:30 AM (11 years ago)

The next installment of the Memory Box Social monthly at the Horse & Groom features a classic house producer of epic proportions - the legendary Mark Archer, a man of many rave monikers including Altern 8, Bizarre Inc, Nexus 21 and Slo-Moshun.

Mark Archer started his Production career in 1988 when along with Dean Meredith, he ventured up to the newly opened Blue Chip Studio's in his hometown of Stafford. Starting off as a hip hop/sample house group called Rhythm Mode D, they recorded a few tracks for the studio's own label before branching out with different styles including acid house and techno amongst others. Archer was a founder member of Bizarre inc before starting up a new project under the name Nexus 21 which went on to release tracks on legendary labels like Network and R&S as well remixes from Carl Craig, Mark Kinchen and Kevin Saunderson on KMS.

Mark was also a founder member of Altern 8 who crashed into the UK charts in 1991 with ‘Infiltrate 202’ and ‘Activ-8 (come with me)’, two chaotic slices of hardcore, the latter reaching number 3. They were aided in their chart aspirations by the circulation of fictitious press stories concerning their alleged activities, which included promoting the decongestant Vicks Vapor Rub, which, it was claimed, heightened the effects of Ecstasy; and standing as local candidates for the 1993 General Election.
Their live events were also designed as eye-catching performances, where the band donned RAF chemical warfare suits and dust masks. They were aided by their resident dancers and MC MkOne, and in the case of their gig at Stafford’s Bingley Hall, an actual shaman. His job was to cleanse the venue of its ‘rock n roll’, prior to performance.

Additional vinyl outings included the ‘Overload ep’ (1990), ‘Frequency’ (10,000 copies of which were on sale for a single day only and written solely by Archer), and another top ten hit, ’Evapor 8’, followed by ’Hypnotic St8’, the LP ‘Full on Mask Hysteria’ (number 10 in the LP charts).

The protagonists long maintained that this was a temporary diversion from their main project, Nexus 21, and confirmed this by releasing a ‘final’ Altern 8 single, ‘Everybody’, in June 1993.

Mark Archer has gone on to form Slo-Moshun, a duo of Archer and Danny Taurus from Stoke on Trent. They released ‘Bells of New York’, one of the biggest club hits of early 1994, breaking the main top 30 on the back of its house/hip hop undulations. However, some of the Altern 8 methodology remained – this time the scam was to trick everyone into thinking it was a US import.

Mark has continued to dj throughout his career in various styles but mainly on the 'Oldskool' scene playing classics from the golden era of 'rave' 1988-1992.

Pulling out the old gems alongside Mark is Memory Box creator, Robin Ball whose passion and knowledge of electronic music both old and new inspired him to start the Memory Box moniker. In 1988, when he was first exposed to the acid house phenomenon, he caught the DJ bug and has been putting on parties, making records and DJing around the globe ever since.

Memory Box is an offshoot and an antidote to Robin’s Socialeyes parties, which focus on forward thinking electronic dance music at some of London’s best venues.

FB event http://on.fb.me/1buIf0h

52 Commercial Road – Communion 1 Nov 2013 7:00 AM (11 years ago)

Miss Tofelees - Free Downloads 1 Nov 2013 3:00 AM (11 years ago)

SheOne Edinburgh Exhibition 28 Oct 2013 3:30 AM (11 years ago)

Video documenting the lead up and opening of sheOne's solo exhibition [S1] at Gamma Transport Division in Edinburgh. Curated by Rob Swain, Gamma Proforma. Supported by Dolan Bikes, Innis & Gunn and I.J. Mellis. Event managed by Gav Brough.

Gamma have also created a really nice iBook catalogue  which has lots of stunning photos and overview text. SHEONE PDF

Big Dutty Deeze - Imagine 27 Oct 2013 3:00 AM (11 years ago)

Here is the brand new music video from Big Dutty Deeze taken off his latest album ‘Almost Famous’ which is produced by Tricksta. This lyrical onslaught sees Big Deeze Deeze ‘Imagine’ history in a different way. A very clever concept executed in a way on Big Dutty Deeze can do is complimented by a superb visual supplied from UK Hip-Hop’s leading channel Global Faction who previously made films/videos with the likes of Lowkey, Caxton Press, Akala, Triple Darkness, Big Cakes and many more.

2013 has been a massive year for Big Dutty Deeze, a rapper whose work ethic outshines many. Releasing two albums and a mixtape, doing a ten date UK tour as well as sharing stages with the likes of Rodney P, Blak Twang, Phili N Dotz, Iron Braydz, Genesis Elijah, Ty, Reveal, Tony D, Moorish Delta 7 and more. This Wolverhampton rapper is making big waves in the underground, take note, remember the name and get up on real music.

Sturban Clothing Podcast - ft Bombay Dub Orchestra, Ghostpoet, SBTRKT, Second Storey and Factory Floor 21 Oct 2013 5:00 AM (11 years ago)

It took me a long time to complete the last podcast so quickly following on with loads of new music and a I think a different sound from me we have tracks from Bombay Dub Orchestra, Ghostpoet, SBTRKT, Second Storey and Factory Floor. We have dropped the ability to download as nobody seemed to use it so if we are wrong hit us up and we'll do something about it please share these pages with all your friends we do these out of love for independent music so share and buy.

City of Amber - Bombay Dub Orchestra
Paper Trails - Darkside
How You Say - Factory Floor
Carbonated - Mount Kimbie
Bugg'n - TNGHT
Touch - Holy Other
Wildfire - SBTRKT ft Little dragon
Pledge Allegiance - Swindle
Color Barrier (7" Horns Version) - Leroy Brown
Untitled - Hype Williams
Bubble Up - Wayne Jarrett
Arpy Garbles - Second Storey
Us Against Whatever Ever - Ghostpoet
Silent K - Shadowstar Boxer ft Miss Tofelees

Sturban Clothing Podcast - ft Bombay Dub Orchestra, Ghostpoet, SBTRKT, Second Storey and Factory Floor

Sturban Clothing Podcast - ft Disclosure, Drumsound and Bassline Smith, Mount Kimbie, Dreadzone and Dimlite 7 Oct 2013 5:40 AM (11 years ago)

This new podcast has taken a very long time for me to complete some of the tracks were super fresh out the box when I started but sometimes life drags you from one place to another and gives you no time to settle and do anything. However some killa track from Disclosure, Mount Kimbie my old personal friends Drumsound and Bassline Smith plus some artists from my past making new music such as Mick Jones along with Dreadzone and Peter Hook and The Light formally of Joy Division/ New Order. All that said and taking into account my dodgy mixing there's some good music to be had here so give it a listen and make a comment, try and be positive.

Sturban Clothing Podcast - ft Disclosure, Drumsound and Bassline Smith, Mount Kimbie, Dreadzone and Dimlite

Abscission - Dimlite
When A Fire Starts - Disclosure
One In A Million - Drumsound and Bassline Smith ft Fleur
Do The Jazz - Swindle
Dont Try Use Me - Andy Horace
You Took Your Time - Mount Kimbie ft King Krule
Space - Biome
Starship Bahia - Adrian Sherwood
Shared Emotion - Arrow Westt ft Adoma
Too Late - Dreadzone ft Mick Jones
Next Generation - Dreadzone
Everythings Gone Green - Peter Hook and The Light
Ghetto Rock - Tapper Zuckie
Solitude - Drumsound and Bassline Smith

Glitch podcast ft Cottonmouth,Dope Arcade, Crimes and Satoru 21 Sep 2013 4:00 AM (11 years ago)

 More super fresh music in a glitch stylee with our new friend Bürner from the US of A keeping it inclusive and now a regular podcast. Bürner finds the music thru soundcloud keeping it super fresh and original, artists that are usually trying to get discovered, some are signed to indiependent labels but you won't hear this stuff on the radio.

Jessie Bürner has enough energy to power a small fleet of motor vehicles. It's a fuel that burns full-throttle, ignited by the heat of his technical insight and the power and passion of his performance.

Glitch podcast ft Cottonmouth,Dope Arcade, Crimes and Satoru

I was the universe - Bürner
Revenge of player 2 - Dope Arcade
Mr French - Mantis
One in a million - Down With Webster
Upheaval - Prismatic
It don't stop - Benasis
Heartbreak Paradise - Redmoon
Freedom - Bürner
Revel in me - Cottonmouth feat Holly Grey
Flu - Crimes
Ridin - Sluggo
Bounce - Zav
Reach Out - Satoru
Ya Wa! - Bürner 

Silent Strangers - Anagram3: Adrift (FREE DL) 1 Sep 2013 1:44 AM (11 years ago)

Starting from the get-go with deep chords and and a detailed ambiance that moves and sways as it goes, Adrift by Silent Strangers is an example of different styles within the realm of electronic music. It ranges from the wonderfully relaxed and ambient to displays of abrasive noise, old school IDM, interestingly crafted rhythms that change over time and even hints of an advanced form of dubstep. At points the album somehow sounds almost tropical, before again sweeping you away in sharp noise and beat fueled energy.

Silent Strangers uses a great number of different sounds, capturing the imagination in different ways. Dans Kalimba in particular seems to take a refreshing break from the electronic by playing with the sampled, or the seemingly sampled, whichever the case may be. Imagined finger clicks hold the rhythm for a recurring and hypnotic ever changing noise like someone playing the engine of an aeroplane.

Dark electronics and filtered synths sit with a digital percussion that plays with all the natural and organic qualities of human drumming. At times, in the background, distant sounds play out quieter melodies, creating a wonderful second layer that has to be concentrated on, listened out for, a whole other story of far off intrigue that sits behind the glitchy IDM. The way all these different components fit together so well, with great attention to composition, brilliant sound design and a fair few hints of mystery throughout, with a beautiful ambient opening and a beautiful ambient piece to close the album, makes this an essential listen

Tracklist
1. A Forgotten Sun
2. It Sees Through Black
3. Dat.ura
4. Sunday Morning
5. Dan's Kalimba
6. Morn
7. Depersonification
8. Stae Cis
9. Construction Applied Delicately
10. 4-14

Silent Strangers - Anagram3: Adrift (FREE DL)

Sturban Clothing Podcast - ft Quantic, Horace Andy, Vibronics, Anita Tijoux, Scrimshire and Chastity Belt 31 Aug 2013 6:12 AM (11 years ago)

As regular listeners will know Gordon never says a lot about is mixes but he has managed to squeeze this out one or two of the tracks have a "familiar" feel to them, DJ Shadow obviously sampled track two, and I think the Manzu and King Brut track samples ABC, the Quantic, Anita Tijoux track is a cover of Lauren Hill and I have to thank Adam Scrimshire who sorted me out a copy of his latest album because I told him I always put his tracks in mixes and podcasts for others, he didn't have to do that, nice guy!?

Sturban Clothing Podcast - ft Quantic, Horace Andy, Vibronics, Anita Tijoux, Scrimshire and Chastity Belt

Ponytail - Chastity Belt
Edge of Time - The Growing Concern
Hadd Mondjam El - Sarolta Zalatnay
Taketron - Slavic Soul Party!
Doo Wop (That Thing) - Quantic, Anita Tijoux
R.A.S.T.A.F.A.R.I. - Professa Natti, Vibronics
Rasta Don't/Rasta Don't (Dub) - Horace Andy / Ashley Beedle
Dance Apocalyptic - Janelle Monae
Virginia Wolf - The Procussions
Sole Mare - 13Pulsions
Blunaut - Manzu and King Brut
Kumiko (Spend the Night) - Trian Kayhatu
Brown Rice - Don Cherry
The Night Patrol (A Man Asleep) - Larry Gus
No More - Scrimshire
Little Dragon - Little Man (SertOne Remix) - SertOne

Trojan Warriors 3 Mixtape (Ska, Reggae, Dancehall & Rocksteady) 28 Aug 2013 10:21 AM (11 years ago)

Stolen from (shared) from barrygruff.wordpress.com

Tracklisting:
01 Bumps Jackson – Funky In Jamaica
02 The Untouchables – Tighten Up
03 The Upsetters – Man From M.I.5
04 Dillinger – Connection
05 Clancy Eccles – Festival ’68
06 Toots & The Maytals – 54-56 (Was My Number)
07 King Tubby – Running Over
08 Winston & George – Denham Town
09 Peter Tosh – Arise Black Man
10 Jimmy Cliff – The Harder They Come
11 The Congos – Don’t Blame It On I
12 The Untouchables – Cool Down
13 Bob Marley – Trenchtown Rock
14 Desmond Dekker & The Aces – Bongo Gal
15 Byron Lee & The Dragonaires – My Sweet Lord
16 Peter Tosh – Apartheid
17 Al Barry & The Cimarons – Morning Sun
18 Dandy – A Message To You Rudi
19 The Doctors – In The Summertime
20 Dave Barker – Funky Reggae
21 Max Romeo & The Upsetters – I Chase The Devil
22 King Tubby & Errol Thompson – Running Dub
23 Upsetters Ft. Full Experience – Underground Root
24 Scientist – Dance of the Vampires
25 Dillinger – Cocaine In My Brain
26 Sly & Robbie – Inner City Blues
27 Simple Simon – War All Over

Glitch podcast ft Skope, Pretty Lights and Batou 11 Aug 2013 7:31 AM (11 years ago)

Jessie Bürner has enough energy to power a small fleet of motor vehicles. It's a fuel that burns full-throttle, ignited by the heat of his technical insight and the power and passion of his performance.  

Glitch podcast ft Skope, Pretty Lights and Batou 

Tracklisting:
Serial thriller - Paurini
She Was - Seven Lion's ft Birds of Paradise
Tough Guy - Cell Dweller
Good To Me - Skope
Knifepoint - Astrio
Finally Moving - Pretty Lights
Quibble - Bristletone
Form Over Function - Spenghead
Action - Micetro
Nosebleed - Jarvis
The Mother - Xavier Rudd
With You - MrMilkCarton
Lollipop - EH!DE
Step Back - Batou
No More - Bürner 

Mekha - Experimental bass and deep techno - Free DL 10 Aug 2013 3:52 AM (11 years ago)

Mekha provides a deep, introspective selection of tracks, working in his own dark glitchy beeped-up dub-techno style of beatmaking with a range of collaborators.

Spaceape-esque vocals from MegaZimze, dusty female focals from Snowflake and a host of far-out remixes from Dsve Hosx, The Raging Sea, Emmerichk and Plug.

This is headphone electronica at it’s most polished.

01 Mekha - Immersion
02 Mekha - Immersion (Reshape)
03 Mekha - Submersion (Featuring MegaZimze)
04 Mekha - Submersion (Dsve Hosx Remix Featuring MegaZimze)
05 Mekha - Mikrometeoroiden (Featuring MegaZimze)
06 Mekha - Mikrometeoroiden (The Raging Sea Remix Featuring MegaZimze)
07 Mekha - Coma (Featuring Snowflake)
08 Mekha - Coma (Emmerichk Remix Featuring Snowflake)
09 Mekha - Ekoladen
10 Mekha - Ekoladen (Plug Remix Featuring MegaZimze)
11 Mekha - Farewell

Free DL  >> Immersion - Mekha

Chemical Records rumoured to be in administration 6 Aug 2013 4:11 AM (11 years ago)

Record labels and buyers claim the vinyl specialist has gone into liquidation.

Chemical Records, the Bristol-based online retailer known for its deep crates of drum and bass and dubstep, is rumoured to have gone into administration today.

Details are still sketchy and Chemical has not yet released a statement, but London labels No Hats No Hoods and Nurtured Beatz both tweeted the news, urging customers not to buy any more records from the retailer.

The retailer, which operates under the name Chemical (UK) Ltd, is currently still listed as active by Companies House, the official registrar of UK businesses. It can take several weeks for details of a company going into administration to appear on the register, however.

Twetee from
@NoHatsNoHoods
Chemical records has gone into administration please don't buy our records or anyone else's from their as the artist won't get paid

Vigilante - "It's Our Time" 3 Aug 2013 1:26 AM (11 years ago)

After the success of his last Album, “The New Resistance” (Including guest artists from bands like Public Enemy, Clawfinger, Hanin Elias, Die Krupps and many more) Ivan Muñoz aka Vigilante is back with a new single called “It’s Our Time”. With this new single Vigilante continues to evolve his hybrid electronic/metal sound adding elements of Dubstep and EDM creating a powerful and refreshing new style called “Industep”.

“It's Our Time” was released on July 4th, including many remixes by great artists from all over the world - XPQ-21, Consumer Junk/Must We Unite, T3RR0R 3RR0R, Kill the Sleeper, Devil's Guts, Aktivehate, Dolls of Pain, Gothika, Ambassador 21, BAK XIII, Kontrolled Demoliton, Zeitgeist Zero, Distorted World and En Esch. The song will be part of the new Vigilante album “Turning Point”.

“It’s Our Time” is available on ITunes, Amazon, Nimbit, Bandcamp and several other digital services.

Listen the new single online here

Street Artist Taunts Man Who Buffed His Work 2 Aug 2013 2:12 AM (11 years ago)

Terrorhythm 1 Aug 2013 7:20 AM (11 years ago)

Terrorhythm continues to bring in more fresh music from across the spectrum, this month welcoming The Artwork & Pokes Radio Roadshow, Logan Sama, Stooki Sound, Mojo, DJ Cable and Terrorhythm owner Plastician to the wheels of steel. Anyone familiar with Artwork and Pokes Rinse FM show will be aware of the on air antics brought every Monday evening - the Artwork and Pokes Radio Road Show plans to transform the radio format into a club environment and is something we're really pleased to be hosting. Alongside Grime veteran and cornerstone of the scene, Logan Sama, we have up and coming UK beats team Stooki Sound throwing down a plethora of hip hop infused bass and beats. Closing out this month's line up are two more heavyweights - Terrorhythm collaborator Mojo, and 3 time DMC champion DJ Cable. Not forgetting Terrorhythm owner and Rinse FM stalwart Plastician. It goes without saying this month we've really outdone ourselves as the plan for world domination continues. Expect great party vibes among some of the most eclectic blends of sound you'll find at any London event in existence. Anything goes at this one, and we're very excited at the vibes on offer. Doors open at 10pm and tickets are just £7 in advance plus booking fee. More will be charged on the door and with the capacity of the venue set at 180, we advise tickets to be bought in advance.

Paul Insect & Sweet Toof 24 Jul 2013 1:00 AM (11 years ago)

Paul Insect & Sweet Toof paint clowns in good old London town in the summer heatwave of July 13