[Bubba]

anyone into the 'burial' stuff? - 'untrue' is classic

I've had a good few listens through this now and i think it's fantastic. I don't care whether it's bona fide Dubstep or not, let's not get hung up on genre nit-picking, it's a fine album; for me it's a soundtrack to British cities at night - mysterious, a bit scary and full of brooding atmosphere.

[underground]

anyone into the 'burial' stuff? - 'untrue' is classic

I've had a good few listens through this now and i think it's fantastic. I don't care whether it's bona fide Dubstep or not, let's not get hung up on genre nit-picking, it's a fine album; for me it's a soundtrack to British cities at night - mysterious, a bit scary and full of brooding atmosphere.

Today it's been a little minimal, a touch glitchy, and darkly atmospheric.

First up and highly recommended, is I'd never heard of this guy till someone handed me the album 'Parabolica', but I'm glad I have.

Next up, on the strength of both albums receiving 5 star reviews in the Observer, is Burial, the eponymous album and new one 'Unreal'. I think I like these, but a few listens will be required. Worth checking out though, I just can't quite get with the pitched up garagey style vocals....

I'm liking it, and made 'Night Bus' my alarm clock sound. For me, not a soundtrack to *most* British cities at night; i.e. somewhere to stay away from. Give me a bit of beech and an axe these days....

[Falling Down]

anyone into the 'burial' stuff? - 'untrue' is classic

I've had a good few listens through this now and i think it's fantastic.

Me too. I was this close to including it in my Top 5 for 2007 but I only got last week and thought that might be a little hasty.  Its way, way better than their album from last year... fantastic stuff.

[andy_e]

Did I post this already? I can't remember. Anyway, this is a quality tune. Anyone else like this band? The guy's voice is quality.

[Jim]

anyone into the 'burial' stuff? - 'untrue' is classic

I've had a good few listens through this now and i think it's fantastic. I don't care whether it's bona fide Dubstep or not, let's not get hung up on genre nit-picking, it's a fine album; for me it's a soundtrack to British cities at night - mysterious, a bit scary and full of brooding atmosphere.

I've got this and had a very quick listen. Not so sure about it yet, maybe will improve with time, like a cheese

[Bubba]

Did I post this already? I can't remember. Anyway, this is a quality tune. Anyone else like this band? The guy's voice is quality.

You did post it and i deleted it because i assumed you were taking the piss. It's fucking shit.

[Bubba]

i.e. somewhere to stay away from. Give me a bit of beech and an axe these days....

Listen to you, Ray Mears

[andy_e]

Maybe you think that, bubba, but they themselves are taking the piss and are a quality band...

I might have to get my hands on this burial album, everyone's talking about it!

[Bubba]

Sorry then - i thought you were rebelling against the lack of DnB by posting it

[Bubba]

I've never really considered myself a Radiohead fan in any way (I only own Ok Computer) but I really like In Rainbows. Maybe i'll have to start digging through the rest of their back-catalogue.

[SA Chris]

I don't rate the recent stuff that much. First 3 albums are better.

[Bubba]

Thanks for the tip. I really like a couple of tracks on Ok Computer so i'll check out their other stuff.

[butters]

I would say that the albums in between OK Computer and In Rainbows are probably their best work though Hail to the Thief is a bit weak at times - The Bends is also a stunning album and is worth buying for Fake Plastic Trees alone IMO.

bluebrad

[GCW]

I love Radiohead, but I could never get myself into Hail to the Thief and bits of Amnesiac I didn't like.
On a seperate note, my 3 year old knows all the lyrics to OK Computer so that tells you how often I listen to it 
In Rainbows has only been listened to twice so far.  Not at all bad.

[SA Chris]

I love Radiohead, but I could never get myself into Hail to the Thief and bits most of Amnesiac I didn't like.

Almost agree totally there.

There's also the Easy Star All-Stars "Radiodread" if you want something different.

[Houdini]

Thom Yorke - The Clock (Surgeon remix, from the solo LP The Eraser)

[Houdini]

[slackline]

Not really a recommendation, but anyone who's registered at www.themixingbowl.org should take advantage of their ratio free week and leech as much shit as possible  . Currently grabbing 37 Live sets from Aphex Twin from 1992-2007 and 28 hours worth of Subfader's "The Classic Rare Jazz Experience Vol. 1-7"

Aphex twin sets....

1992-02-04 - UK-Leeds-Morley - The Orbit (vinyl bootleg '1992 Tapes') - audio: mp3

1992-XX-XX - Nasa Circa - audio: mp3

1993-04-09 - UK-England-Sheffield - Hallam University - audio: mp3

1993-06-11 - USA-California-San Francisco OR 1993-11-14 - USA-California-San Francisco - Galleria - audio: mp3

1993-XX-XX - Ireland-Dublin - video: avi

1997-01-02 - Japan-Tokyo - Liquid Room - audio: mp3

1997-01-25 - Australia-Melbourne - Big Day Out Festival - audio: mp3

1997-01-27 - Australia-Sydney - Big Day Out Festival - audio: mp3

1997-06-27 - UK-Glastonbury - Glastonbury Festival - audio: mp3

1997-06-29 - Denmark-Roskilde - Roskilde Festival - audio: mp3

1997-07-13 - Norway-Kristiansand - Quartfestivalen - audio: mp3

1997-07-26 - Japan-Mount Fuji - Mount Fuji Rock Festival (typhoon show) - audio: mp3

1997-09-08 - USA-Massachusettes-Boston - Avalon Ballroom - audio: mp3

1997-09-17 - USA-Colorado-Denver - Ogden Theatre - audio: mp3

1997-XX-XX - Rephlex Show - audio: mp3

1999-XX-XX - France - Live Time - audio: mp3 (incomplete)

1999-XX-XX - Norway - audio: mp3

2001-06-15 - Spain-Barcelona - Sonar Festival - audio: mp3

2002-03-16 - USA-California-Los Angeles - All Tomorrow's Parties - audio: mp3

2002-05-18 - Spain-Barcelona - Primavera Sound - audio: mp3

2002-08-22 - Belgium-Hasselt - Pukkelpop Festival - Aphex Twin Vs Luke Vibert (broadcasted 2003-01-12 - 626 Mix) - audio: mp3

2002-08-24 - Belgium-Hasselt - Pukkelpop Festival - Aphex Twin Vs Luke Vibert - audio: mp3

Rephlex Disco Assoult - video

2002-12-15 - France-Saint Ouen - Les Mains D'oeuvres - audio: mp3

2003-02-28 - Norway-Oslo - Blå - audio: mp3

2003-04-08 - UK-England-East Sussex - Camber Sands - All Tomorrows Parties - BBC Radio One - DJ set #1 - audio: mp3 (RDJ's set, DJ Stingray & RDJ & Ventian Snares sets)

2003-05-13 - All Tomorrows Parties - BBC Radio One - DJ set #2 - audio: mp3

2003-10-31 - Catch 22 (as DJ Caustic Window) - audio: mp3

2003-11-06 - UK-Scotland-Glasgow - The Henrywood Hall (as DJ Smojphace) - audio: mp3

2003-XX-XX - Japan - audio: mp3

2004-02-01 - Australia-Perth - Claremont Showground-Boiler Room - Aphex Twin Vs Luke Vibert - audio: mp3

2005-04-08 - Austria-Mayrhofen - Snowbombing - audio: mp3

2005-06-30 - Italy-Torino - Traffic Festival - video: avi

2005-07-01 - Italy-Torino - Traffic Festival - audio: mp3

2005-07-16 - UK-England - Glade Festival - video: mov (incomplete)

2006-04-30 - UK-Scotland-Glasgow - Barrowlands - Triptych Festival - video: wmv (incomplete)

2006-07-15 - Germany-Ferropolis - Melt! Festival - audio: mp3

Will probably be able to pass individual ones on to peeps if anyone has a specific want and isn't registered.

[andy_e]

awesome! any chance of getting the Morley set off you?

[Houdini]

Morley/Orbit,     halcyon days . . .




Thank someone the modern alternative is better, Detatched

Grovskopa & Luka Baumanns' debut, no less, in January.

[Houdini]

Anyone here go here hare hear?



Blinding line-up   

[Fiend]

Was rating the DJ Boss stuff on that Audio Assault 2CD I got...

I need to go to more techno clubs 

[Rice Boy]

Deichkind rule

Sounds a lot like a German verison of TTC : http://www.ninjatune.net/videos/

[Houdini]

Detatched has to be the best underground night in the UK now; last years program was top notch.   Ergo Leeds = the best city in Britain.


Error404 - love this guy.  Awesome drug (no, I meant) drum programming.

[Johnny Brown]

We all love The Beach Boys, I think we can take that as a given. And of course, going deeper, we all worship Brian Wilson as the great addled genius behind them. But how many of us give his brother Dennis the credit he's due?


This festive period I've been digging Dennis.

That Dennis was the second-best songwriter in the Beach Boys was amazing, as was the band's failure to appreciate him as such. Bursting with creativity, this album is the result of years of songwriting, only a small trickle of which wound up on Beach Boys records. An absolute classic, and so much better than anything the Boys did in the 70s up 'til this point (with the exception of "Sunflower," which is another Dennis showcase).