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I think equalliy valid would be a new self-conciously minoritarian night - one room but booking Kode 9, Pinch, Shackleton etc, with perhaps with early slots from DJs playing minimal minimal or more abstract material (as opposed to big room minimal a la Boka Shade which probably wouldn't work)...

http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/california/la-me-coltrane14jan14,1,1300733.story?coll=la-headlines-pe-california&ctrack=1&cset=true

Ruff Sqwad have released many many classic tunes, but you should try to get hold of Anna Jam Pie Cuckoo (personal favourite of mine) You can actually get these on GnR vol 1 but you might be able to track down the vinyl as well on ebay. Juno still have a fair amount of older grime on their...

Its had a release on Skull Disco. Try boomkat, there is also an all Shackleton mix about online, think someone mentioned it in this thread?

No, or if they are recorded they are never circulated.

My jaw was on the floor for the entire set basically.

If you want to talk about minimal/dubstep crossover as in actual transmission of ideas then its all about Pinch's set at DMZ last night. Incredible - and the last tune in particular sounded like a very abstract minimal tune as opposed to minimal influenced dubstep, but with lots of bass...

Where dubstep gets very interesting is where people try to bridge the two...Left Leg Out for instance.

I felt this warranted its own thread. Great news! http://www.philipsherburne.com/

Excellent.

I am biased because its where I hang about a lot, and I've done one, but the subvert central podcasts are really good and varied. Last three have been a post-bop jazz set, an early proto-hardcore house set (bones breaks etc) and a funk 45 b-sides set, and up to #24 now...

Good point - this is another aspect of how music journalism is tightly tied into the industry pr machine. And I suspect, reflects the general laziness of journalists, who'll only write about something when its shoved pre-packaged down their throat in the form of new LP + press release.

Don't be daft. ;)

lol yes I know - thats Trim. But my point was that is one of Scratchy's lines, and its also a suicide bomber pop cultural reference isn't it.

Scratchy (Roll Deep) has the bar "like Taliban Trim I'm blowing up"

Burial LP Joanna Newsom - Ys Wiley's bars Untold Mala dubs - but best thing on wax from DMZ though was probably Left Leg Out Mala, Youngsta, N-Type DJ sets Kromestar - Kalawanji

Though the new coki with the mental percussion a la Hanted is wicked...its on the N-Type/Hijak Stella sessions cover set.

He's also on record in 94 or 95 saying samplers are a waste of time...as far as I remember the quote it was "you'll spend 2 days sampling air and then put it back in its box" or something similarly stupid.

Its less individual tracks and more of how they are combined. Yunx seems to be playing less D1 and more Benga now...and from Benga's current phase where he seems to have gone deep all of a sudden, as opposed to the rather plasticy stuff Hatcha was playing 5 or 6 months ago.

15th looks bad, will definitely be repping.