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Apologies I didn't see that - i did see alot of jungle stuff hence my comment, and the belgian stuff really ruled the roost for ages + its a long thread and it's not fair to say i'm trolling- but fuck you anyway. edit: all dominics early links are dead too...

No belgian stuff in this thread which is frankly bullshit. - loads of people linking to jungle mixes though ! <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed...

in terms of production, depth of mood and craft, the new isolee album has everything that james blake's seems to be missing, well i thought that when i heard em back to back the other night, i was off my mash on peas and gravy though:)

Tragic, and frightening too really. Really one of the best things on warp even though they or more precisely, she, floated in their own orbit.

i mixed woo riddim with this today and it sounded sick <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="" type="application/x-shockwave-flash"...

hmm when idm failed it was cos it went too balmy, emo and melodic and became very boring, or it went the other way and became dry exercises in giving some latest software fad a workout, or it had a bit of a feeling of intellectual superiority or social superiority to the music it essentially...

i still can't get into this stuff, i find it rather contrived and boring, but thats ok cos there will be tons of people saying how amazing he is, and he's clearly talented, just not my thing.

There is a review here - at pitchfork - it's a good review - a bit patronising though, it's got that funny angle that middlebrow indie people - esp americans have where it seems they can't believe that innovation actually comes from dance music - there must be an alterior motive lol...

re: mosca this is a winner <object width="480" height="385"><param name="movie" value=""></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src="" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always"...

yeah its not like by releasing a few records this has an immediate and giant effect on the musical culture of a country but alot of people are talking about it - there was a piece in the wire about how juke was important an important injection for pushing things forward in uk dance music, and...

has this place suddenly become the bizarre magazine forum?

Yes it's all done with that non ironic american iron self belief that the rest of the world find so funny and irritating at the same time, rather than a kinda cute eccentricity that Roisin has. Gaga's whole thing sounds like gym music, it's just not interesting too.

yep

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they really do - good quality cassettes sound really good.

:o'refined it'

its grown on me - i still don't think its monumental but it's great and def an achievement for electronic music in 2010 - alot of the best music this year has been stuff that takes a while to grow on you or you come back to and it clicks - in contrast alot of dance music has been pretty weak...

yeah thats nice hope there is a vinyl.

yep old jazz dancers used both footwork and 2 step as terms - 2 step was used to describe a musical form more or less funky beats/floaty vocals - footwork goes back to tap dancing more or less to describe dancing feet- ie it's a general term for fancy footwork.

yeah rare groove is what we called it - before my time but you know what i mean, exactly the same stuff as the jazz dance scene. I think breakbeat to uk people now means something quite different from being into breaks etc though - it means this kinda of cheesy jank - <object width="480"...