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Saw it on a blog somewhere, anyone know the original source?

Anyone have any idea what the timescale is for the Tunnel Vision series?

I think I might like this kind of thing, can anyone recommend the single most crucial album from this scene for me to buy first?

Well I might as well point out that I did enjoy the rest of that podcast.

I passionately hate the stuff Scuba is doing with live guitar and bass, I can't think of a less promising direction for dubstep to go in. Obviously I can't confess these sentiments on Dubstepforum or I'd get banned for life.

Logan complaining about someone else being too abrasive, wow.

Yeah doesn't exactly scream 'anthem'.

It's funny the way this 'Musicians ought to suffer for their art' argument only ever seems to come from people who will save money as a result of that suffering. It's also funny the way you never hear it from musicians themselves.

What does it mean in the Pitchfork article by 'Most of us know why you won't find Touch and Go's label on this record's spine anymore'?

Had a good time too - last time I got really bored of everything being half-step, but I've listened to so many dubstep mixes in the intervening months that it now feels totally right and normal - except this time I got bored of everything lacking melody. Is Skream the only producer making tunes...

Ed DMX's 'Collapse of the Waveform' series is supposed to be along these lines.

Just twiddled my way randomly to a pirate radio station playing soca, and it actually reminds me in a way of happy hardcore - so bafflingly fast and dense and cheerful.

My favourite tracks are 'Staring at the Sun' off the old album and 'Hours' off the new one.

Have spent a month or so listening to this constantly and I'm now convinced that it's the album of the year (and maybe the rock album of the decade).

The definition of a guilty pleasure is a song that you start off only enjoying when you're drunk and then you come to love when you're sober.

If there's a lot of sub that you can't hear on the MP3 then I'll reserve judgement, otherwise really not into it.

Grey text on grey - design classic.

There's nothing wrong with Radiohead! There is, however, with No Doubt. Nonetheless I would potentially pay to see them.

Just heard Rossi B and Luca's remix of 'Ghetto Story' - amazing.

I really like glitchy piano stuff, like the Alva Noto + Ryuichi Sakamoto collaborations which we've talked about elsewhere. I can also recommend the Post Piano LP by Skotz/Kolgen on 12K.