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fantastic. certainly going to pick this up.

Hi a small, but shameless plug for a electronic/avant-pop project that may or may not interest some of you. Still in early stages, i'm quite dramatically developing/improving and road-testing the songs live, with a vocals/guitar/laptop, live-looping approach before committing them, re-written...

amazing live too!

Sampha.

indeed they do, I was at the Shiiin, Jet Stream, White Earphones event and it had an great live visual component to it.. the whole thing was brilliantly scattershot and flamboyant Lovely looking stuff : http://sculpture.bigcartel.com/product/hand-sewn-cd-dvd

both herbert and jamie lidell really did great, exciting things for electronic music performance earlier in the decade.. there was a lot of promise there. i guess there's a danger of it getting a bit gear-demo/novelty beatboxer (Tim Exile.. Beardyman etc.. all remarkably talented, but perhaps...

there's some Cardew related stuff on here: http://www.ica.org.uk/Play%20for%20Today%3A%20Cornelius%20Cardew%20Conference+22278.twl

great shop.run by a rather distinct crimson haired woman. i'll also vouch for the pastries! I've been in this area for 6 years.. very recently bought part of a place here, and grow more affectionate towards it each year.. a good atmosphere. it's charms are certainly not writ large, it's...

I've been here 10 years but since taking a job with a 5 minute cycling commute have all but forgotten what it's like having to brave the centre, which is a bit of a luxury i guess. In fact i barely leave SE15/SE5 anymore, it's a strange, near-village life, interspersed with the odd trip to...

fair enough! yes, his voice is an acquired taste.

The Dirty Projectors are far too mindboggingly diverse, technicolour and daring to be reduced to 'pfork band'.. the new album is fantatsic.. as was Rise Above before it. Watch them live.. completely breathtaking and emotionally forceful. They're one of the few bands around that keep me...

..during 2004/5, before he went full-on retro-pastiche and was actually really exciting live, Jamie Lidell used to get me up to sing with him at London shows.. i guess i was the only kid who knew the words. a more tenuous link: my bandmates have backed Damo Suzuki... though it was musically dubious

zomby - diamonds and pearls?

its a rough pressing indeed. the bass seems to clip. awesome tune though... though a number of my friends thought it a mighty boosh jungle episode soundtrack.. an image i can't shake, frustratingly.

..i was listening to s_c's raw digits the other day, for me pretty much the zenith of that detailed electronic production style of the time.. next level stuff (if fussy to some ears) but totally with mms on this. been a pretty obsessive lidell freak since 99'or so, but this year he totally...

I was at this. Fantastic Kode 9 set. Does anyone know what the Funky tune was that he opened with.. it had a rewind.. think it was 2 tracks before the Apple track. so good! shame about Zomby.. and the fact I'm deaf today.

The bizarrely named Brenda haul their visceral, electronica-spliced abstract rock around the UK for their final shows until May 2009. 12 Oct Global Cafe Bar. Reading 16 Oct The Ramshackle / Kings Head. Fulham. LONDON 17 Oct The Vine, Sowerby Bridge w/Vessels 18 Oct Turks Head. Lincoln 19 Oct...

been waiting for this to come out since it featured on that kode 9 sonar mix last year. fantastic stuff.

loving the new eero johannes lp on planet mu! fantastic fun.