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It's really hard to push your mind past what his tunes are built up on. Some of the way he samples would never fly for a producer other than him, you'd send it to someone and they'd just laugh and tell you to learn how to use a sampler. However, it IS a good album I"ll say. Not a masterwork...

All it means is that he's endorsed by pot dealers to smoke weed.

it's a better tune for sure, production wise and dynamics wise, but in terms of being a direct dancefloor tune that gets right to the point and goes off (without resorting to ugly distorted wobbles) mngo is more suited.

I thought the first bit was amazing, and I'm not much of a shack fan.

ah, i thought they didn't do represses after watching a mala interview where he said he never wanted to repress Anti-War Dub ever

this isn't the same one that was on his myspace, think i heard it first on some la radio show a couple months ago

Vinyl only is like part of the concept behind DMZ. Trying to keep that jungle tradition alive. That's why there's so many dubplates, no represses. It's a labour of love, not of money. It's all about traditions.

hes done some with burial:

A Mala EP!

Is it a comp? Feels like we're stuck in a comp era, the Hyperdub and Warp ones have been pretty damn cool. A DMZ cd would be too cool. He wouldn't be a great if he wasn't suffering somewhere in obscurity.

is this kowton's first release?

I'm in Vancouver too, lets start a Garage/Funk night. Anyway I wonder what they'll call this chaos in a few years, (dark) garage into dubstep took a couple years to sort out. This is moving much faster, though with the same confusion. I wonder where it'll end up in another year if it starts...

I'd always been aware of Dudziak, since I'm Polish. But I never knew she went on these kinds of electronic excursions. Crazy electronic/a cappella stuff. Found via faltydls twitter. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen"...

I always though just calling all that stuff Post-Garage would be really cool. But, maybe that's cause I think Post Punk was one of the coolest genre names. & it's a bit backwards, because it's more like bringing garage tendencies to other music, and not bringing them to garage.

just aint weird enough

Ok so I like the idea of funkstep because I can stop making 'dubstep'. But really, it's a terrible name. Like really bad, but I guess that goes with the UK trend. Garage was alright, but honestly dubstep, grime and funky are some bad names.

Really? I would have though Omar S played mostly his stuff.

Trying to innovate always leaves the risk of being diluted and left behind. It's easier to insulate yourself.

R Kelly's a performance artist. He was once maced by one of Jay-Z's bodyguards on tour, because Jay-Z and him hadn't been getting along. The bodyguard was then made an exec for Jay-Zs label.

He's probably an anti-banger-ist. What did you expect from the guy that wrote 26 Basslines & Night though?