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triliam, i met radford at rinse HQ the other week - because i am interested in getting a really detailed and properly informed position on things. he was positive, friendly knowledgeable and open to debate from different viewpoints. if he can be so sound about deeptech, why do you have to be...

well this is crux of the entire division on deeptech isn't it? you can't argue its not big, it is big; you can't argue it isn't running things in London, it has been for ages; you can't argue people aren't having a good time, they are; you can't argue there's a unique culture forming with their...

Having spent the weekend with him, i think it's very unlikely Pinch is talking about London/DeepTech/Audio Rehab, in which case you lot are getting your knickers in a twist about nothing. I would assume he's talking about all the house that half of dubstep went off into post-Bro, which of...

interviewing Mark Radford tonight because I said I really should last year but hadn't followed through yet. do any of you lot have any questions or angles you'd like me to ask?

Hang on, which way do we actually want it? Can't be both ways. Either.. Fact & Mojo have a demographic, and deeptech is not in its demographic, so don't cover it. Or Fact & Mojo should be covering music out of their demographic, but aren't Because, lets be real, I don't think a lot of...

Answering to your post Continuum but to everyone on this thread really. I'd ask: what's the bigger "problem" here, labels like Hyperdub actually releasing UK funky artists and widening their audiences or all the many labels we cant name because they didn't support it? This feels like a very...

Lee B3 Edwards Live is my favourite set I've heard from this thread in a while.

He's black, British and a musician? Tbh both sides of that debate make good points, both arguments are riddled with the necrotic effect of money and how you pander to mass audiences (Dizzee wants to make it, 1Xtra want a 7 figure audience).

of course. they're mostly different: was just drawing the parallel of the seamless, rolling, focused purism.

it's uncanny that you of all people should fall for this stuff Corpsey, since you were the original Yunx fanboy (of which he now has X million), and there's a parallel to be drawn between his seamless purism and the Radford sets I listen to. Radford shows seem like one massive riff on the same...

completely. scenes evolve, so should your opinion. i couldnt be bothered with the proto-funky DJs playing fish go deep clones but when it evolved and the snares got involved then boy, happy to be an advocate. one part at play here is the new-to-you factor. i like the bleep bass sound in...

oh of course not and i didnt think it was haha... i'm not trying to be that writer anymore: i dont have time to do that well and do other music stuff. (plus all these different house & techno variants dont do it for me). but i meant what i said, these moments are actually rare, seize them! when...

This is not a disaster, this is a rare and important window of opportunity for you Datwun, seize it! If others have fallen off, if others can not see what you feel you can see: show them the error of their ways in your positive actions!

And:

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Special guest DJ? :)

feeling this. dark n bleepy.

Love some of this, esp the first verse:

OK, now we're talking ;)

maxwell d?