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check out TECTONIC PLATES VOL 2 comes with 1 unmixed cd and another cd with a superb mix by Pinch....pretty much all killer no filler!

goldie's - incredible 2cd mix has at least a small handful of god awful mixes... as far as mills goes...that's his style of mixing...anyone who's seen him live knows he goes through about 60 records an hour, just slamming them into each other...can be obnoxious at times but really fantastic at...

since i dont think it's been mention i've always felt Audio Blueprint, was highly underrecognized, especially their first lp, "Voyager." get rid of that lo-fi funk tune and to me at least it's as good as wormhole.

"Wolves in the Throne Room is an American black metal band based in Olympia, WA. Their sound is influenced by Scandinavian black metal, doom metal, dark ambient, and folk music. The band has described their sound as “purifying black Metal” or “transformative black metal”, although the band has...

no shit. but i swear to god i think a good half of the responses are from the original poster posting under alts. they all have like 5-15 posts and they all have the same stupid chav speak "bruv" "filth" etc etc. good way to hype your own shit (literally speaking...).

how an adjective became a genre ill never figure out...

i wouldn't suggest downloading anything from there though. loads of people have been getting screwed over due the terrible design/stucture/etc of the site. and from the posts it sounds like amunition are doing nothing about it.... some tempa bits have been showing up on beatport though. not...

dunno most of the stuff he does seems like copy paste material. one of his first releases (i think it was called 'Jah Love' or something like that) was nothing more then a refix of a Scientist track with some extra low-end and more drums. with zero credit anywhere to the original track.

yeah i wasn't feeling that one either, too grindy.... btw MIRACLES is on the flip of the deep medi release. !!!!!!!!!!! also check out that Brackles release on Berkane Sol. good stuff imo.

another really informative book (and probably the most i would think) is Belle-Fortune, Brian. All Crew Muss Big Up: Journeys Through Jungle Drum & Bass really really good read. pretty much read it cover to cover in one afternoon.

lol. im not returning. this place is far more interesting. i hope that's ok with you. ;)

me too, def one of my favorite hyperdub releases. the only one i really didn't care for was the quartta330 one. given that i had the 9samurai remix for like months already as it was given out on mp3 i just never really felt that arsed to get it. i do like sunset dub more then the cover...

i thought your post(s) were well stated and it's just funny/sad/pathetic to see all the knee jerk reactions from others who want nothing more then like what shonx is saying.... i dont' get it. ill still browse the forum, but i doubt ill care much about posting. i honestly would have had a lot...

So what it basically comes down to is the dj's and the sets they choose to play. Thing is, no one can force them to play stuff that they aren't into. I mean I doubt Kode9 is gonna show up and drop cockney thug remixes and I doubt Rusko is gonna show up and play Sully beats. Which I guess...

i have nothing worthwhile to add except a Hello to dissensus and a small tiny violin for the dsf.