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yup^ also has anyone mentioned jamal moss? http://www.muckamuck.com/FUTURETIMESjamalmoss.mp3 this mix is awesome...

kassem mosse, stl, howard thomas, i don't know if any of their stuff is 'morbid' but a lot of these guys' tracks sort of sound like semi-broken drum machines still puttering away at the end of the world, real grainy and ghostly...maybe theo parrish getting into heroin...sorry, i'm really full of...

i'm not sure if me posting this is going to eventually wreck my juke-ripping hobby but this website file2hd allows you to save all the imeem .flvs...and then you can convert to .mp3 not sure if anyone's posted this but..."ultimate juke playlist" has been saving me some imeem searching time...

the so young but so cold comp from a few years ago is a pretty decent primer on the french end (with some benelux artists as well i believe)

http://www.dummymag.com/next/2009/06/05/so-bones-mini-mix/

^exactly there was one compilation (maybe it was a mix) curated by dj benzi and dj rashad about a year or so ago, but it was geared toward yr average turntablelab/bmore+fool's gold records+whatever else club dj, with things like 50 cent, kid sister jukes...pretty sure the abstract side of juke...

haha it isn't exactly jocks or red states...more upper midwest (though i'm sure it's spread outwards since i've lived there...) i think it's what happens when postindustrial rust belt despondency, rather than being channeled into detroit techno or salem or three six mafia, is funneled into...

mark e move d stl strategy is a guy who does ambient and more rocky stuff but he has several tracks that are house in the detroit beatdown lineage..."i have to do this thing", "world house"...underrated

http://www.myspace.com/houseofladosha you guys know house of ladosha? don't know much about it aside from i think they/she are associated with the hood by air clothing people but it's pretty great, check "burning like paris"...super raw...