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we get dive bars, pubs are an imported thing

I don't get Dog and Bell, it's too busy, feels like being in a high street club if you know what I mean and the crowd there doesn't really work for me

This is counterfactual, my favourites are: Royal George – very, very cheap and usually rather quiet, the garden is a bit claustrophobic but it works, Big Johns Biltong Bar – fairly priced as well, good vibes, packed, plus they stock Polish flavoured vodkas which I happened to demonstrate to...

also dj pitch and the whole all centre lot, somehow missed all of their parties when I was still in London, but they seem to be still putting/playing out wonky sounding 140bpm material:

speaking of dj marcelle, love when she puts this one on:

I would generally agree. I always have had a special place for the techy dubstep, actually likewise connected to corsica and hackney wick in my mind, before nervous horizon started emulating svbkvlt and felt that is intuitively the extension of the nuum into the present. there's also lanark...

Nic Endo also lost to the anti-deutsche wave, sad to see

Remember when Jim slipped and asked me if I'm going to GRM at your book release a while ago? Seems like that was prophetic, it's happening next month.

bump, are any of the people in this thread still alive?

bump, moving there next month

this is actually a useful insight, need to keep it in mind

What I just realised listening to this is the instrumental on its own would sound like shit, or, even, like nearly nothing – who would've thought that the human voice is so much easier to model than music? And that we're able to accept really wide range of low quality audio, as long as there is...

AYO

that's strange, I would expect plenty of stuff to be happening there? maybe smaller venues don't have the schedule for march yet?

seeing la peste live next month, cannot fakin wait

but yea bruh let someone younger or more visually aware do the label design for fucks sake, I can even recommend some people who would love to get on it

I consider some of his contributions pretty much invaluable but I don't think there's any reason to withhold from criticising this damaging kind of boomer aesthetics like come on, we all have some awareness, and we all have internet but maybe I'm so hard on it because I've been in the field for...

this is, excuse me for the lingo, horribly cringe