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nice one ben, always look forward to these!

ha ha, brilliant. totally in agreement with your conclusion too.

i didn't like his mix of floppy sounds "entertainment" which imo (the dub, anyway) is one of the darkest skeletal off-kilter NY house tracks ever committed to vinyl. its utterly minimal, clanking and alien - and what does craig do? turn it into an wishy washy epic odyseey utterly missing the...

ok i'll accept that. in fact i'll admit to loving bukems early stuff (and that first mix he did, the name of which escapes me). demons theme is mental. also one of my favourite hardcore tracks is good looking 002 - bukem and tayla "bang the drum" which i used on one of those old mixes. its...

the paperclip people is his best work, hands down. if you've ever seen throw drop in a really good buzzing house club back in the day you will know exactly what i mean. the album is bonkers, like every track can destroy a club. very unusual for dance lps. his more considered techno output is...

thats all you need to know, right there, hipsters.

nausbluten.

yes, totally in agreement. should have been a permanent ban instead of just a 2 day one. enough of this shit.

we all pre-date the great k-punk / padraig schism too, an event with the import of the reformation, as far as dissensus is concerned.

i might have those on a computer somewhere. will have a look and get back to you.

does that mean the solution to the thread problem is that we have to find a "kraken to kill a kraken"? shit, wonder what that will involve.

me too, i think i've been here from the off - was invited by matt when he first set it up.

this is going to sound really shallow, but the name puts me off big style. especially when you link it up to face book and it prefixes ALL of your status updates with something like "bassnation is twiterring: " - no i'm fucking not actually. i think it devalues the comms. the idea is good though.

i think mark is quite think skinned, hes certainly dished out some pretty savage stuff to me on here before.

thats a pity, because i always enjoy reading your posts, out of all the music critics online you have the most straight-forward cut to the chase kind of approach. never feel intimidated with your posts like i sometimes do with marks (just like to say despite that i always read his blog, even if...

i quite enjoy it - got huge stacks of nme, sounds, select, mm when it was good. and now i spend most of my time on dissensus, or uk-dance.org or one of the many music blogs. i see it as an extension of being into music really, and not something to be worried about. most of the things i love in...

its a pity that dubstep isn't considered a broad enough church these days really.

ha ha, damn right! derek should be made to double drop before he sits down at the computer. its the only way that integrity can be properly preserved.

oops sorry dave. you used that in an entirely different context unconnected to the wire. don't want you to get into trouble over me talking shit! i still stand by my comments on that article though. heres the blog: http://www.thewire.co.uk/themire/

yep, thats how the blog seemed to me. plus this line, at the end of the kode9 article annoyed the fuck out of me: elitest crap. if it wasn't for "drugged up crowds" (i.e. the entire fucking early rave scene) derek wouldn't be able to over intellectualise music that comes from the streets. as...