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tbf that's how americans say it

hey guys, thought I would post this new EP of mine here. Scott Walker remixes for (even more) sad people: http://www.mediafire.com/?363dc0lgmyq42mu hope you enjoy em

"Once you achieve some undefined level of success you are morally obliged to keep making the same kind of music forever otherwise you lack discipline" that's bullshit crowley surely it's better to try something new than to continue making intensely derivative re-runs of your own or someone...

have definitely heard Floating Points play Hart Plaza at plastic a fair few times. Good memories

maybe all of those people don't want to make dubstep any more. Why should they make dubstep? Especially if they have no ownership over it.

oh, to be relieved from the burden of good taste

I don't think what you are describing is in any way new

phew, thought I was going mad for a bit there

ahahahaha the next line is "I'm trying to find the words to describe this girl without being disrespectful"

It's not really a convincing reason for why the whole thing went tits up. It would require people having some premonition that the scanners wouldn't be in use. Or, if the scanners were fooled by the fake codes, there being a good few thousand people (~25% of attendees, if we're saying this is...

yes!

sick, will check it out!

been really getting into the Guardian zip lately. 'Sinn Fein' is particularly fucked up

so according to the met it wasn't oversold, just poorly planned. people sheltering from the rain caused pinch points - http://dummymag.com/news/2012/07/07/bloc-2012/ either way, facking glad I didn't go

http://skrufff.com/2012/07/bloc-festival-edm-is-for-extraordinarily-digressional-murmurers-interview/

funny one that. obviously you can't blame people for putting the boot in under a badly written/poorly reasoned article (lord knows I've written a few of those), but that review is pretty solid really, as you'd expect from Alex. though he's obviously doing it to get a rise, that's what he does...

what an opener

I'm halfway thru watching this doc about Graceland and Paul Simon says basically the same thing about breaking the cultural boycott

anywhere north of the thames or west of brixton

but then by 'successful' do you mean (and I'm being pedantic here really, sorry): 1) successful in terms of sales or popularity (I'm sure everyone here would argue that this shouldn't be the sole determinant of success) 2) successful in terms of meeting the expectations of a particular...