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edan - beauty and the beat

i can see where you're coming from but i think there are artists on that 'other' side of funky who stand out, stylistically i mean rather than anything else. i think joy orbison who you mentioned is one. ramadanman is certainly another.

it is/was a joke at one point but i'm sure someone has said it without irony before. i mean it wouldn't be funny if there wasn't some truth to it would it? 'play some bro-step!' would be a more obviously signposted ironic heckle. i can't imagine anyone honestly seriously shouting that at a dj

This giggs tune recently got shown on mtv base. I'm told this is particularly significant because of the beef he had with the channel - i dunno if anyone has posted about that before but the tune's called 'the last straw' (it is worth checking out if only for the fact its fuckin funny - 'silly...

well out of order

it's the last tune played on the latest exotic pylon podcast. assuming there's only one el b burial collab floating about http://exoticpylon.com/pages/2010/01-09-10.html

Oh yeah and if you can't hear anything from the monitors and/or everything sounds like shit try and find the split cue function on the mixer (if there is one) and retreat back into your headphones, just don't forget you're playing to a room full of people (if you haven't cleared the floor...

I can only speak for myself but the thing that you'll probably have trouble with is actually being able to hear what the fucks going on. A large room with really loud music is a completely different acoustic environment to your bedroom, and getting used to and adapting to this fact is actually...

What documentary was this? Sounds interesting

my copy of shackleton's three eps loops the last part of a few tracks in the locked groove but it sounds more like a pressing error than something intentional tbh

stuart lee on identity. one of the best standup routines i've seen. (this was filmed in glasgow btw)

anyone know the tune that zomby plays? (towards the 8:00 mark in the vid)

When I saw the Schlager bits on the krautrock doc I remember thinking to myself "This is possibly the only music I cannot even imagine being picked up by some trendy wankers, even in a massively ironic fashion". By that token Schlager seems to exist on the absolute very outer perimetre of...

Surely the hostility towards Griffin from the panel and the audience was proportional? I see it as a accurate representation of the public feeling towards the BNP, how could the programme offer any more than that? As for Dimbleby - anyone who has seen question time before knows he gives...

I have no idea what comes with legitimate station status. I assumed rather crudely, and probably wrongly, that it simply gave them a legit frequency on the fm dial on which to broadcast, and for which there is some kind of rental fee. I personally don't see why we couldn't have exactly the same...

bringing souljazz into the discussion is actually quite interesting because magnetic city would definitely be in my hyperdub top ten if it wasn't on souljazz...

back to the topic of the shackleton ep: there's a slow train coming might be my favourite thing of his. pure desert apocalypse soundscape. incredible.

how we went from neverland/stuck to what sounds like a sexually frustrated teenage boy rapping about coming in girls' faces over halfstep noise in the space of 4 years i will never know

definitely an unforgettable night that one. I love shackleton's newer stuff but a part of me wants to hear him return (if only momentarily) to the sheer brutality of some of his more dubstep sounding tunes, ie 'naked'.

can't quite believe this has happened...