M2J/WARLOCK/BLACKMASS-PLASTICS/SCANONE/MATT-GREEN/D-FORMED/NOIZ/TROUBLESHOOTER/AND MORE SOON...
Influences
YM003:::
Yellow Machines present two tracks of heavyweight sci-fi electro-step from Scanone. A-side track 'Sub Prime' delves into post-garage/dubstep slanted rhythms with epic atmospheric constructions for fans of the Seed label's purist hybrids, matching current riddim fixations with electronica ambitions. On the flipside 'Minotaur' lurches under the weight of halfstepped patterns with a properly dystopian synth soundtrack, sounding like early Claro Intellecto meets Loefah in the year 2020. We could easily imagine DJs like Rob Hall or Surgeon mixing this up with industrialized techno styles. For fans of Point B, Combat records or old Gescom styles.
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YM002:::
Smart compilation of post dubstep breaktronica from Scanone, Blackmass Plastics, Warlock and Matt Green for Yellow Machines records. Scanone puts his masterful engineering skills to use with a powerful production on 'The Vaults' stripping back the rhythm to the neccessary bare bones and building a beat somewhere between dubstep, breakstep and electro with dub techno influenced chords and a raving electro signal to wild the dance. Blackmass Plastics does a dubby post hardcore electro thing on 'Short Circuit' with his usual scuzzy warehouse vibes, and Warlock reappears from a longtime absence from these pages on a tough electro stepper 'Click Clack'. The other highlight of this 12" comes from Matt Green on 'No Options' with a deadly futuristic steppers style mastered loud and cut with some surprising sound attacks embedded deep within.-BOOMKAT
****HEAVY---IDJ
DROID STEP---DJ MAG (4 STARS)
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YM001:::
London's Yellow Machines label launches this, its very first release with one track each by M2J and Scanone. The design aesthetics might look a bit IDM, but the particular brand of electronica on show here takes a huge dubstep influence, placing so much of its emphasis on bass, which is handled with great adeptness in both cases - M2J-The constantly detuning/retuning soundest keeps things interesting, much more inventive than your usual low-end centric outings. Scanone's 'Bleep23' is no less powerful with an ascending, rapid-fire bassline tearing up the woofers. Great stuff.
Sounds Like
Star Games.
Director:Jasmin Jodry. Music: Scanone
Shadow Life.
Director:Stuart Sinclair. Music: Scanone.
I have to tell you about another new release of mine. It's my new album, recorded live at the legendary Substance club. It's a 74 min digital download. Most of which is brand new material. I hope you like it. Let me know what you think.
I upped my live set from Sub City Radio, feel free to DL and let me know what you think.
custom presents galaxian (live set)
Custom returns to the airwaves with a bang this Friday with one of Glasgows finest electronic producers "Galaxian" performing an exclusive live set, especially prepared for Subcity and performed live from the Subcity studios. NoFACE will be taking care of the first half hour with a selection of fresh riddims for you to get your ears around!
I'm performing a LIVE set on the Custom show at Sub City Radio tongiht Fri 25.09.09 betwen 7- 8pm GMT. You can tune in on 106.6FM or stream it live from www.subcity.org. Lots of new sounds to delight your ears. Hope you can listen in.
How's things? If you haven't already got your's, this is your last chance as they are almost sold out.
Cheers
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Ground shattering 1st release on Doppelganger Records by Galaxian. 7 tracks of sublime electro inspiration. Dark atmospherics, menacing basslines and creeping grooves combine to surely make this a future classic.
Limited edition CD 100 copies. Only £5 inc shipping worldwide
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DATACIDE 10 OUT NOW: with 56 pages the biggest datacide so far, it’s full of features and reviews.
Secessionist Outernational: Self-Exile and Poetry, Howard Slater: Convergent Suggestion - on Surrealism and Organisation, JR: Denial Networks - On Crisis and Continuity in the 9/11 Truth Movement, Neil Transpontine: A Loop Da Loop Era - towards an (anti-)history of Rave, CF: Radical Intersections, Controlled Weirdness: You’re Too Young to Remember the Eighties - Dancing in a different time, The Reverend: More than just a Night out - Rave as confrontation, Dan Hekate: All things fall and will be built again, Rafael Castellanos: Visible and invisible fragments of experiences (About Bogotrax festival), Hans-Christian Psaar: Commodities for the Jilted Generation, Alexis Wolton: Teknival and the emancipatory potential of technology, Riccardo Balli: Audio-Philosophical Dwellings. Stewart Home on Peter Whitehead and the Sixties, Nemeton on Boris Mikhailov’s Unfinished Dissertation, JR on “The Description of Bankruptcy”, CF on François Genoud, Nemeton on “Everybody talks about the Weather… We don’t: The Writings of Ulrike Meinhof”, Riccardo Balli on “Situationism on Wheels”, CF on “Battlenoise!” and the ideology of Martial Industrial, Plus record reviews, charts, Bloor Schleppy, End of Vinyl?, review of Pencilbreak: breakcore art/design book, and more. available for EUR 4.00 / $5. 00 from Praxis Shop now or from other good stores and mail orders! Darkmatter releases and Datacide are available at:
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