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Check the martsman releases - great stuff altogether.

I was kind if into them as a nipper in the early 90sish - went to see them a couple of times at any rate. At one gig, they kicked off with Kennedy. There was some fierce energy around, the crowd was going nuts. In short, a great gig. I went to see them again there last year. A thoroughly...

Someone over at Subvert Central put me onto a great African music blog yesterday: http://mattgy.net/music/

http://killercoke.org/ Coca Cola & murdered Trade Unionists in Colombia.

Maybe cos Ford is a Detroit company? And, for a car company, they're pretty left wing. Here's a right wing wanker giving out about all the left wing causes they fund. And isn't their head guy an big Union head?

Free Paavoharju 7 track EP for download at that link. Haven't listened to it yet.

Radiohead - I heard 'Creep' and I thought, what a bunch of whining dickheads, typical indie foppish student cunts. Then I saw yer man do a little ident thing on MTV or some such channel. He basically looked at the camera and said something along the lines of: 'The most fundamentally important...

Irshad Khan - more classical

I had the exact same thing happen to me at an E.A.R. gig a few years ago - I have to say, it really made it an utterly memorable experience. I felt ENTIRELY different afterwards, like i'd been thoroughly cleansed. An Aural Enema! Great recommendations in this thread, cheers chaps. Droid, if I...

Nice interview. He's quite an interesting character what with book and his philosphy and all.

Just checking out the Plastic People thing. It's good, but a bit twee for my tastes. If i'm gonna listen to some hardcore 80s analogue business then i'd always go for Zombi. Similar to D & G, but with a touch more cojones, and occasional appearances from other instruments. There's a good bit of...

Ha ha, i'm the same. Occasionally a dj standing around will notice, but usually no-one. That's not bad though, there's definitely an argument for saying a DJ shouldn't be bringing attention to himself anyway, at least not with little tricks like that. I mean, if someone was doing some amazing...

Having not listened to it, I can only guess. My guess is, it's pretty weak. Ray Keith has been responsible for some particularly watery dubby Drum and Bass recently. Basically a two step with a reggae sample over the top. I'd listen to it before i'd listen to me though.

There's a couple of tracks off that on my Feb 15th show, it actually starts with one of the downtempo tracks if you wanna give it a whirl. I'm a touch biased, being one of Bassbin's residents, but the album is sounding superb.

And here's a mix of Micro DnB / Twerkstep (apparently), mixed up with some microhouse stuff. I haven't listened yet, but the tracklist looks very inviting.

For what it's worth, here's a link to an archive of me and my mate's radio show: http://www.powerfm.org/wwwboard/viewtopic.php?t=3457 The last show (15th Feb) has a fairly high proportion of new stuff, but none of it in the Soundmurderer vein. Sorry. Tracklist in this thread on Subvert...

Blackdown has it pretty much spot on there. They do bring something new to the table, it's just something you wouldn't want to eat. I'd rather listen to them than, say, any new Full Cycle stuff, but only in the way i'd rather be slapped in the face than kicked in the nuts.

There's people all over the internet on their knees right now praying for this to be true. There's no way though...is there?

REM :mad: mostly I don't bother hating, but REM...jesus christ. I'm getting angry thinking about them.

It's got to be the whole of Meatloaf - Bat out of Hell, but mostly Paradise by the dashboard light. Oh man. What emotion! What power!