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so in that fact review of the new kode 9 album it says that the new remix of black sun is new york house. what is some other new york house that is like this?

comical how easily i found a link to that smile song.

that kind of list is boring industry stuff in any case. nothing to do with actual music. if we were talking about musical influence right now, at least in relation to stuff that dissensus is into, bok bok, kode 9 and mike paradinas would be in there.

interesting. tho in the mid 90s i did not have time for techno. i regret this however listening to woebots gangsta techno mix which is quite awesome (tho the inclusion of wileys igloo has thrown me).

that review is pedantic but the earnest wordiness of the original review did make me chuckle a little. still, KMS might be my favourite thing KM has done to date. i hope him and roger r do more work together. meltdown is a bonafide brit-soul/reggae classic imo. up there with anything massive...

i deleted it. no reason to up that thread. weird/good to see geeneus in that list, tho sarah soulja should have been in there too. dont see the point of lists like that though. who are they for? who doesnt know zane lowe and chris moyles have infleunce?

great read - http://thequietus.com/articles/06318-how-the-music-industry-is-killing-music-and-blaming-the-fans dissensus needs a thread dedicated to the death of the music industry.

saw this on ilx heard this on live fm recently - i seriously love it. most funky vocals to me seem to have no dynamics, its like the singer is just blurting out something she wrote 5 minutes earlier, but this is great. its not new at all (2009! lol) but its like what id like ny to have come...

did want to like the joker song and its decent enough for what it is, but it is still really generic. like joker doing a bad la roux rework. doesnt even really sound much like joker tbh, its like hes got rid of the harder/funkier edges to what he does to make it more radio 1 friendly. and the...

ANTIBALAS in caps cos i cant believe i slept on them for so long forget all that 'oasis to felas beatles' stuff, who cares, these guys are GOOD love the security album right now.

wheres this from? really good imo. i love el-b's dubstep. he has more funk/swing than a lot of other producers.

gwen stefanis singles were mostly amazing though

didnt see this thread. but yeah as i posted in the tv thread, i thought All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace on bbc2 was fucking superb, just as a programme with great graphics and library footage if nothing else. not sure about the angles he takes, or his theory exactly, but he makes...

All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace on bbc2 was fucking superb, just as a programme with great graphics and library footage if nothing else.

i think im at the point where i cant take much electronic stuff/beats just now. been listening to mott the hoople and lou reed instead. need some personality, some songs, vocals, some warmth, musicianship.

i have devloped a strange liking for made in chelsea. have started doing my best hugo impression. you know, head tilted up, eyebrows delicately raised. cant get my beard as good tho. at first i thought it was just banal, crap drama AND crap (mock) docu, but now i find myself wanting to know...

tho i am but a mere techno dabbler, that numbers release sounds JUST like old techno lol. if you told me it had been made in the mid-late 90s id prob believe you. quite good in that sense. at this point i think i prefer straight retro stuff that sounds just like a certain era than one that...

found this a very good read. http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/feature/everything-popular-is-wrong-making-it-in-electronic-music-despite-democratization/ i would paste the text but its too long to be allowed apparently.

i dont know what box set to choose but i just watched the corner from hbo and that was pretty amazing (if sad). watching the shadow line which is the new 'slow viewing' series on bbc 1 and altho im not sure wtfs going on exactly i quite like that, even if it is a bit too obv arty/style-based...

i like the lv album, though the vocals lose their charm after a while. glad theyre not trying to do 'songs' though.