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Wiley is on point. I think he's better than he has been since 2003. Parts of his tunnel vision tracks and the anti-movement war dub are simply incredible. Reminds me of the old days with him and dizzee, gods gift and slimzee. Wiley is BACK, nobody can deny it. He's so far ahead of any other...

Certainly not minor key dominated if you listen to the other end of the prog metal spectrum. i.e. blind guardian, dreamtheatre, steve vai etc There is another strain of prog-ish metal which includes offshoots from black metal and death metal, much of which should float your evil boat. Arctrus...

The entire Misfits back catalogue. Less than stellar sound quality, but the lack of quality emphasises the pure energy and brilliant melodies. Great example of recordings that are fit for purpose. Same goes for Robert Johnson. The poor sound quality is definitely a large part of why I love his...

Bass is just high-frequency rhythm. Rhythm is just low fequency bass. Dubstep's building a bridge between the two.

Sounds like a Whitehouse gig I saw a few years ago! Could hardly walk afterwards.

It does depend what you like, but my picks would be: Neurosis - Through Silver And Blood Isis - Oceanic If you like the more brutal/textured side of things, investigate Godflesh. Jesu's self titled may be worth a listen too. Great album.

Generally I listen to grime to get away from tunes like I'm On Point, but Crash Bandicoot is truly excellent!

Where are the lo-res Tunnel Vision mp3s available for download? Very keen to check this out.

"Rinse FM - DJ Slimzee, Wiley, Dizzee Rascal, Godsgift, Dirty Doogz & Dog-Z 24-Nov-2002" Damn that's my favourite era right there. Slimzee on point with the best minimalist synthy riddims with wiley and dizzee in fantastic form on the mic. Wish there was more of this vibe around these days!

Jammer spitting "tight" bars? This I gotta hear! :)

I haven't heard much discussion of Benga's "Newstep" album. Anybody who's heard it want to offer their thoughts?

Listen closesly and you'll hear that it is exactly the same break, chopped up, rearanged and perhaps timestretched/pitchshifted. Even the "trademark" warmth and background crackle is lifted from Teardrop. Nothing against Massive Attack OR Burial, but it annoys me a bit.

Cue up Massive Attack's "Teardrops" straight after "Prayer" and see what happens...

I'd much rather "Prayer" wasn't on there. Prefer less obvious Massive Attack references thanks very much. (or did massive attack sample the same source and I'm not aware of it?)

Del ODB Slick Rick Kool Keith DMC Method Man Roots Manuva Ice Cube Method Man Gift of the Gab Dizzee

Don't suppose anyone knows what High Contrast is up to at the moment?

ambientstep. Seriously though, the breezeblock burial mix is one of the most exciting things I've heard in the last couple of years. So Hypnotic. That last tracks is extremely large. My copy was dispatched down to oz today. I'm waiting...

Another vote for Jesu here. The new EP is a little less heavy, and a little more melodic than the album. I agree it's a very fertile area. New album later in the year also. Simplistic mathematical explanation: Godflesh + Swans + MBV + The Cure = Jesu.

Anyone else heard the We Love Katamary soundtrack? Not quite as good as the original, but still contains some great stuff, including Dokaka's acapella/beatbox version of the main theme. Also contains a stormin house track called Disco Prince which sounds a LOT like Daft Punk (maybe it IS?)

Off the top of my head. No doubt this would change if I did it again tomorrow... You say "songs," so I'll skip the dance and classical music... James Brown - It's a New Day (never fails to get me on the dance floor. too funky) 311 - Visit (I just love this chorus. Reminds me of californian...