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That's the recording that was posted here with explicit instructions not to distribute :eek:

It's "Black", the first one in the color series.

mms: cool. How about BC-10 then? ;)

Is there a tracklist for that Wedge & Peverelist set?

http://www.discogs.com/release/207157 has the best etchings. One of the tracks is interrupted by a wide empty band and the band says something like "Do not play this track. It will fuck up your needle and we would be very upset". I'll dig it up at home and edit this to what it really says.

Ok, ok. I didn't know what I was talking about. But whenever I see some European (or even American) electronic act touring it's always NY, Chicago, Vancouver, Seattle and San Francisco.

Manix - Let The Music Move You DJ Trax - High Time Rhythm Section - Perfect Love (Rachel Wallace again) Dica & Vinyl Groove - Rush On You Sly T & Ollie J - Help Me Brainstorm Crew - Reach Up (rush rush) Payback - Dope (underground as fuck)

Hmm...it may be an anthem but it's laughable to compare this to "Midnight Request Line". Though I will say that it has higher production values than most dubstep (not that high of a bar admittedly).

So where can I hear this "Night" track everyone is talking about?

Some of the new labels are: Enormous Mouse Warehouse Wax Sharkfin Records http://www.redeyerecords.co.uk have a whole section devoted to this stuff. None of it strikes as particularly good. It's all too clean sounding and follows a pretty safe formula for how to make a rave tune. It's afraid to...

yeah, pretty much anything deep chord affiliated is worth a lot of money (for a dance record anyway). That's probably a 30-50 quid record you got there.

Hmm..I am not convinced. The bassline is a bit different. Maybe there's two samples making up the groove.

I really like the melodic dubstep Caspa plays (and Dub Police label in general). like here: http://www.futurebreaks.fm/blog/caspa-6232007/ Especially like Caspa & Rusko - Rock Bottom, too bad it's not out.

If you are into electronic music then vancouver has more to offer than nearly any city in North America (except the obvious centers). And I don't even live there, just going but what's on the surface. Wagon Repair label for one.

Then it's "Mission Ecstasy". It's got to be The Horrorist.

You talking about the Kompakt one or the one on *gasp* Peacefrog? Never thought you'd see them doing trance either. I dunno...sounds very mid 90's trance to me, except without the breakdowns and with slightly different drum sounds so as not to spook the minimal guys (it's for the better anyway).

Don't want to ruin it for you but probably not. I sold the album that it was on. So many tracks out there that are worse than you remember... I was going through the market in Akko last month and one of the vendors was playing this music that was just a guy chanting in a sorta dancehall style...

mms: that last one is probably http://www.discogs.com/release/18077

I adore trance. The new Aril Brikha records are definitely trance. So is a lot of stuff on Traum. Trance is definitely rave music. What Moving Shadow was to the UK, Harthouse was to Germany. And who was the guy behind Harthouse? Sven Vath! The man behind Cocoon. So no wonder trance is making a...

While we are on the topic of "Space Warrior" (which is better of the two IMO)...does it sample something? That angelic voice sounds really familiar, like it came from some early 90's trance/techno record. Maybe it's just an often used patch. Oh, another question. Jichael Mackson - The Grass Is...