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continuum

smugpolice
this is massive at the 2012 olympic games
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matmustard

theta
.. sifting through 10 years worth of music with the intention of posting a response to Baboon's 'One per Year' thread. I mean, I like lists - couldn't live without 'em in my daily - but I reckon I've spent more on plastic this decade than the inhabitants of Belgravia and Kensington combined (except mine didn't give me better cleavage or the smooth brow of an eight year old..)
 
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baboon2004

Darned cockwombles.
The song cycle on 'Diamond Dogs'. I'd forgotten how spectacular it is.

Guess I'd better listen to something less canonical to compensate....;)
 
lanugo

lanugo

von Verfall erzittern
Listening a lot to Actress' "Hazyville"; when it was released at the end of 2008 I didn't appreciate it all that much but now, after having given it the attention it deserves, I recognise it as one of the most innovative albums of electronic music in the last couple of years. Besides that, I frequently put on Leyland Kirby's ambient magnum opus "Sadly, The Future Is No Longer What it Was". Magnificent stuff. Oh, and for indulging in autumn melancholy there's still no better choice than Marsen Jules' "Herbstlaub".
 
allegiant

allegiant

Evenly Distributed
lanugo said:
Besides that, I frequently put on Leyland Kirby's ambient magnum opus "Sadly, The Future Is No Longer What it Was". Magnificent stuff.
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Indeed it is. I'll admit to being a little apprehensive about devoting so much time to it, what with most of the 20 tracks averaging around the 13 minute mark - however, eventually, it only took a couple of listens to confirm what I'd suspected from the outset - that it'd be absolutely worth it.

Also mildly hooked on Pev's new LP. I'm told 'Jarvik Mindstate' isn't supposed to be an album, more a collection of tracks. If that's truly the case, then it certainly doesn't play that way. Exceptional stuff. Easily one of the releases of the year, in my book.

Should also mention Consequence's new album 'Live for Never'. Really impressive stuff from the young Kiwi.
 
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viktorvaughn

Well-known member
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Hard but funky.
 
grizzleb

grizzleb

Well-known member
The Leyland Kirby is weak IMO. Pretty watered down ambient shit. An infinitely better album (almost) in the same vein in gesellschaft zur emanzipation des samples - circulations, released last year also. Doing so much more with dynamics/warmth/structure/whatever.

Been enjoying Conlon Nancarrow's mental studies for player piano recently. Sounds like Zomby on prepared piano.

http://www.cabinetmagazine.org/issues/34/dolven.php

read that, then


listen to that. madness

:cool:
 
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Client Eastwood

Well-known member
That Lewis Parker. Killer autumunal hip hip

That Actress. Killer autumunal techno

This King Midas Sound Fact mix. 2nd listen of the day. Like a remix of a mix if you know what I mean.

Other than that the Dead Slow mixes from infinitestatemachine.com. Yep.

Northen wind and rain.

First sign of sun in at least a week.
 
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STN

sou'wester
oh yeah, i see, i think i have that one somewhere, i shall try and dig it out.

I have been enjoying a Carol Kalphat 12 lately (can't remember the name of it tho).
 
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