Recent content by jack_yggdrasil

i think a rag/raag is the scale/mode that a performance is based on. indian music is largely improvised though, so i guess the scale pattern used pretty much defines the song.....

6 tracks for the price of 1 12"? fuck yeh.

just for the sake of argument, would it really be that hypocritical to buy fair trade products (which incidentally, i've heard can cause more harm than good) and use cocaine? i mean it's not as though they have (and reject) the option of buying fair trade chang...

you tend to get that effect when the music's echoing off the walls/floor/roof of a big fuckoff warehouse anyway. often everything just turns to a big swirling wash of sound if you're not stood directly in front of the rig... I would have thought the void-like sub/bass of dubstep would work...

heh. i wonder if any of those 'tribespeople' saw themselves as such....

khanate. godspeed you black emperor. portishead. reeko (?). certain SUF-style london acid tracks...

they are. as were big greasy rockers in the 60s. load of bollocks really.

no doubt. eerie shit....

i have some very fond memories of the moomintroll books. sfunny, i think i found those just as immersive as something as huge as the lotr, wonder how theyd compare for me today......

voidstep? would be heavy.

fooking ell. crazy shit. trying to form crystals on a 12" might be interesting.... brokenneedlecore

check Aborym. not quite mixed the 2 to their full potential, but they're heading in that dierection...

yeh it's probably true to say i lean towards that sort of sound, whatever name it goes by... cheers for listening....

jack kerouac - on the road. its real, not just convincing or believable, but real. and at the same time it manages to be interesting and exciting, which kind of makes you re-evaluate things youd previously percieved to be mundane and boring. well, it did for me anyhow....

ive heard a lot of nice, grimey stuff recently & thought id have a go myself.... what you reckon? http://homepage.ntlworld.com/family.stevens2/groime.mp3