[Mike Tyson]

For those who like a nice progressive beat, this is unmissable:

http://soundcloud.com/henry-saiz/henry-saiz-the-labyrinth-14

[slackline]

Its a bit old but some classic tracks and very smooth mixing (all vinyl) in DJ Moneyshot - Don't Panda

[Yossarian]

I've discovered some amazing stuff recently...

First up, Com Truise / Galactic Melt

http://ghostly.com/artists/com-truise

http://www.youtube.com/embed/eCeUHaRz77w

[Bubba]

Love this Electro album

w1b0 - Selected Outings

€7.99, all proceeds direct to the artist.

[slackline]

Got this on Blu-ray the other day, its fucking brilliant.....




(and pretty cheap @ £16.99 including a CD as well, I think the DVD/CD combo is £12.99)

[Johnny Brown]

After seeing her on Jools, I'm strangely addicted to the new Grimes album. Its well nineties. I think that's the first time I've thought that about any music. Strange how perspective comes.



PS seems like I missed the whole 'witch house/ grave wave' scene completely. Best genre names in a long time...

[Duma]

Anyone else into sweet heart sweet light? Very spiritualized so perhaps 'fresh' is not the best adjective, but still, best thing he's done for ages, and I'm loving it.

[mark s]

prob not everyones taste as its not face curling techno
its not my usual style of music,
sounds a dirty bitch

[Duma]

liked that a lot. cheers.

[mark s]

http://soundcloud.com/caughtbytheriver/sets/rivertones-1/


 

[Duma]

 

[slackline]

"How do they stay up all night?" 

[Somebody's Fool]

For those who like a nice progressive beat, this is unmissable:

http://soundcloud.com/henry-saiz/henry-saiz-the-labyrinth-14

He's playing in London tonight. Bit gutted to miss it, don't think he comes that often.

On an entirely unrelated note, just heard this:

http://pitchfork.com/news/45406-watchlisten-chromatics-cover-neil-young/

[slackline]

Enjoying some of the more recent mixes from Xhin lots here.

Singapore based electro/techno producer, bio blurb from Resident Advisor...

Xhin (pronounced as "sheen") has been crafting ominous cuts of cutting-edge electronic music since 1997. Building a forte in sound design, he is best described as a sound futurist. His identical rhythmic structure and compositional techniques which incorporate elements of techno, tight sub bass, ambient and IDM delivers a hint of chaotic soundscape amidst artistry. A Singaporean by birth and residence, he independently released "Xycle", a self-promotional ep that made the industry to stand up to take notice, in early 2003. He then followed with his debut album, "Supersonicstate" the following year.

 In 2006, his talent has been discovered by a German independent record label Meerestief. With a remix that he has done for Dublin's Five Green Circle's track entitled Ronan's BBQ has created a storm over Europe. Praised, supported and charted by heavy weights from the world of electronic music. Then in 2009, Xhin has found a new home. He joined Berlin's then new techno label, Stroboscopic Artefacts to release his dark, intense and experimental side of things. From the results of his new releases for the label, he has done it again. Heavy rotation from the big boys like Speedy J, Luke Slater, Ben Klock and many more to mention. This will be yet again the beginning of an old new direction for him to explore and experiment sounds even deeper for his future releases.

 So what's new and exciting coming out of his bag? A long awaited 3rd album since his 2nd one entitled Greyscale for Meerestief is set to be released on Stroboscopic Artefacts some time in late 2011.

[slackline]

This is rather good....

[slackline]

Rather good interview and mix from Andrew Weatherall

The interviewers are pretty crap really, but Weatherall talks about some interesting stuff.  Mix starts around the 54/55minute point.

[slackline]

Remixed in Sheffield - Crossing the Line free album download.

Not listened so can't comment on quality.

[Fiend]

Found some dubstep I really like. Proper deep stuff that escalates nicely into dancefloor stuff.

http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/427335-01.htm

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Transmissions-Vol-1-DJ-Madd/dp/B0051F6D6O/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1341955505&sr=8-2

[slackline]

Compare and contrast...




As for Dubstep



The thing I don't like about it is its virtually impossible to dance to unless....



Went to an Andy C/RAM records night a while back, was great till they started paying Dubstep, completely killed the dancefloor. 

[jamiev]

Easy to dance to then - exactly the same as how i dance to everything else #embarrassingdadonthedancefloor

As for Dubstep

The thing I don't like about it is its virtually impossible to dance to unless....

[slackline]

I too dance like a puppet on strings, but Its the standing around waiting for "the drop" that pisses me off no end.  Then just as the beats get going they cut out again.

[slackline]

James Lavelle Presents UNKLE Sounds - The End Pt. 1 

[slackline]

This is pretty fucking good Data Transmission Podcast - DJ Pierre.

[Gus]

Latest mix from my good self here:

http://soundcloud.com/the-gusenator/stormy-summer-smash

Deep House into some pretty Streng techno, if you're into that sort of thing:

[jonstew]

Plugging this for a couple of mates, 'cause both track and video rock.



and also



Anyone into the wonky/skweee stuff? Here's a few bits...



http://soundcloud.com/flogsta-danshall/rigas-den-andre-tavernas-lament

http://soundcloud.com/krsur/coco-bryce-krsur-gullwings