I started playing in a punk band called Worms at school doing grunge covers and then our own epic rock songs. Line up: Jamie on vocals, Reuben on bass, Mark on drums and me on synth and occasionally guitar. We changed our name to My Septic Eyebrow and did some gigs at school concerts, probably the only band around here to use the word pigfuck in a school assembly. Finally settled on our final name change to The Obsidian Crydown. We played a gig at the Cavern supporting River which went alright and then other gigs in Sandford and the higlight of our career at the Bradninch arts festival. We were young, pretentious and played an hour and a half set when we were supposed to be on for 45 mins but played for an hour and a half including a 5 min synth solo and me clonking myself on the head whilst trying to put Jamie's guitar on. Our band sadly split up after going to uni and one of our members going mad. In the meantime much time was spent at Jake's house enforcing my musical taste on people via the stereo, this is where I first DJ'd in a way. It wasn't until going to uni and having a go on a flatmates decks that I really got in to it. Went out and got some 10p records from the local bargain bin and got spinning some jungle and techno. After moving back to Exeter I DJ'd at quite a few house parties down at Cowley Bridge before spinning out for the first time at Bassache playing some old skool and jungle at the Casbah. The rest will be updated when I get the time. Anyone interested in Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism check out www.nsglobalnet.jp for tons of info and also http://www.nst.org/articles/BasicOfPractice.pdf which is a really good book about the subject for download.
YES! I do too, but I can't breathe, I can't sleep and my head is throbbing....I went to the Pharmacy last night and she hooked me up, so I hope with these meds I can get to feeling better. I am not coming in this afternoon to work. We might actually do that. Send a text my way and remind me, if you don't mind. I'd love to do that! We are SOOO loving our vacation time and love being around people too. the extra money we made from taking those paid surveys online helped out so much!! you should really do them too; i mean, hey, the extra money comes in handy, right? i guess you'll have to type the link into internet explorer or whatever, but here it is:
www.work4surveys.com
anyways, so, I will see you next Tuesday. Have a great day!
Hey, hope all is well! Come by the page and check out my newest tunes "Midnight Rush" and "Gamer's Delight" recently added to the player when you get a chance.
"Midnight Rush" has a more Brookes Brothers/Futurebound vibe while "Gamer's Delight" is just full-blown dirty analog bliss. Leave some love if you like what you hear, it's always appreciated. Big up!
out now - MISSPENT011 Sub - Cerberus EP /w Cycom & ICR remixes
Continuing on with an international agenda, ICR pushes forward with his Misspent Music digital imprint. In the latest installment, the Hungarian label head invites SUB, a cornerstone in the Austrian drumfunk scene, for the eleventh release. SUB's four-track 'Cerberus EP' is a guaranteed adrenaline-fueled journey for all fans of tight, intricate drumwork. "It's the best release on Misspent yet" ~ DJ Flight "A very good release for people who love the original d&b sound." ~ Equinox
coming in may: MISSPENT012 ICR - Feels Like Spring / Tingle Tangle
After Sub's cold, winter release, Misspent 012 is all about uplifting and emotive textures. This colorful and vibrant offering is sure to put smiles on dancers' faces as they open up windows and let the fresh sounds in.
For the first Nerve release of 2009, we're very proud to present the debut EP from Copenhagen's Jean Doe.
It's drum n bass tinged with detroit techno and deep house, from the glitchy beats of the title track to deep rolling vibes on "Nuance" and "Fibre" before fellow Copenhagen based producer Pyro joins him for the epic and uplifting "Ambitions in A Minor".
hoonboy live @ sonic feud 31/01/08 01. bhangra breakcore intro 02. glowstyx - diva shining deeper 03. psychofreud - immigration law 04. the nextmen - silent weapon 05. shitmat - boom shake shake the boom 06. dj k - on a mission 07. hoonboy’s in the gusset - megamix [death$ucker] 08. matrix reloaded - this is the new shit 09. john b - broken language (exile mix) 10. mathhead - bonafidekilla (aaron spectre mix) 11. ten pound sound - bust outta dis (ten pound mix) 12. vybz kartel - when u bad from 13. johnny clash - movement [death$ucker] 14. glowstyx - 7 daze 15. producer snafu - funky parasite riddim down (malodroit rmx) 16. carnage - bloodsucker 17. mike skinner - acapella, don’t mug yourself 18. dj floorclearer - belgian waffles [death$ucker] 19. aaron spectre & prodigal son - say yeh 20. rotator - can’t sleep 21. rotator - dancehall devastation 22. rotator - big booty 23. damien marley - welcome to jamrock
May I present you the latest release on my digital label Misspent Music. MISSPENT003 comes from drum & bass veteran, Outsider member, master of beats and scratch, DJ TRAX from the UK with myself on the remix. For more info and audio please go to:
Hello mate hope your well. just a quick line to say i just dug out an old Scorpio and Producer tape from Hardcore Heaven 96 and o my gosh it is an absolute blinda! i have been grudgingly converted to gabba! ha ha
yo! hows things man, thanks again for all the support! iv got 4 new one's up on my page, check em and let me know what ya think, if your diggin em, i'll get a cd out to ya soon as! peace
Hey monkey you know it's all about the jungle riddims. What ever happened to those skatty breaks, horror samples and wobbly basslines? sigh. P.S. Your gonna have to show me how you get your mixes on line! peace out, Sloofman
I'm glad you're still thinking of me! I'll be back at the start of July. I'll be teaching during the days in the week but we should definitely be able to do something that isn't as rubbish as the original Captain No-Fi session. It's not hard...
nice one dude! really appreciate the support. hope alls well your end. did you make it down to technicality on saturday? any good? i was stuck revising man! :(
take it easy bro.peace
I started playing in a punk band called Worms at school doing grunge covers and then our own epic rock songs. Line up: Jamie on vocals, Reuben on bass, Mark on drums and me on synth and occasionally guitar. We changed our name to My Septic Eyebrow and did some gigs at school concerts, probably the only band around here to use the word pigfuck in a school assembly. Finally settled on our final name change to The Obsidian Crydown. We played a gig at the Cavern supporting River which went alright and then other gigs in Sandford and the higlight of our career at the Bradninch arts festival. We were young, pretentious and played an hour and a half set when we were supposed to be on for 45 mins but played for an hour and a half including a 5 min synth solo and me clonking myself on the head whilst trying to put Jamie's guitar on. Our band sadly split up after going to uni and one of our members going mad. In the meantime much time was spent at Jake's house enforcing my musical taste on people via the stereo, this is where I first DJ'd in a way. It wasn't until going to uni and having a go on a flatmates decks that I really got in to it. Went out and got some 10p records from the local bargain bin and got spinning some jungle and techno. After moving back to Exeter I DJ'd at quite a few house parties down at Cowley Bridge before spinning out for the first time at Bassache playing some old skool and jungle at the Casbah. The rest will be updated when I get the time. Anyone interested in Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism check out www.nsglobalnet.jp for tons of info and also http://www.nst.org/articles/BasicOfPractice.pdf which is a really good book about the subject for download.
