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nothing wrong with that. the very fact that we are talking about dance music outside of club opening hours on the internet makes us hideous chin strokers in the eyes of "normals". strokey stroke stroke!

the klf mixes were forgettable but chromasul is in a different class, very dancefloor as well as being the usual high quality headphones experience. i've played it out alot and haven't ever seen somone walk away scratching their head...

yeah, it's quality. some quite folky bits going on in parts. luciano's remix of saleif keita is out next i think - also excellent. cadenza all the way.

thomas brinkmann - lucky hands the white stripes - elephant kelley polar - love songs of the hanging gardens aaliyah - aaliyah a very musical day in the office so far!

i'd recommend checking out his 'at first sight' lp - it's pretty good but there's a track on there called 'fantasia' which is just incredible. when i heard it first i would never have guessed it was mills, it's sounds kinda like mr. fingers meets lfo, quite slow for him and very trippy.

he has returned to making techno/house as well. that flo-ride record is top class.

the track is called miura i think.

i love this album - i've never really played it out much, just home listening. but, i think his uusitalo album has aged better, probably because i got very very sick of force tracks toward the end of its run. data 80... hakan lidbo what the fuck were you on? that shit makes crazy frog sound...

ark is fantastic! i thought his lp on perlon was okay but apart from a few tracks was not really up to the standard of the alleluyark stuff on circus company (top label!). as for angola, i haven't listened to the pepe braddock mix in ages - i just always stick on the cc mix. so i'll go check...

the carl craig mix of that is the one for me. very slow and percussive with trademark mental arpeggios appearing haflway in. awesome. but yeah, braddock is the man. deep burnt is just beautiful.

his best yet i reckon.

he's usually quite melodic rather than....bangin' i suppose. his remix of r-rash on exzakt is probably the toughest thing he's done. i'd say his best stuff is on his own cadenza label and the 12" he did on perlon with mathew jonson. but i like most of his music alot.

smith n hack most things on bruchsteucke - styro 2000, bang-goes, serafin, gallopriende zuversicht luciano's cadenza imprint baby ford cristian vogel's new label, sleep debt, via kompakt boogizm - s*max and fym the circus company and karat labels - ark, krikor, cabanne, noze, mossa someone else...

the two halfler/autechre collabs are excellent - a bit pricey 'cos of the packaging - but well worth checking out. shipwreck radio by nww is fantastic also. i couldn't really decide who i prefer though.

where is tresor on now? ostgut is the one for me anyhow - if you can catch the perlon crew it's awesome.

good man yourself droid. i will duly download this fucker.

berry gordy is robert hood's uncle

oh - apologies. although with music journos about you can't be too careful :)

i'm married to tom cruise - let's get it on!

www.digitalgravel.com is where i buy most of my clothes these day. dollar vs sterling/euro/sheckle is a plus also.