The Jamie Vex'd one? In System Travel I believe.
Or is there some other release by both of them?
I like In System Travel, it's making moves in the same direction as his remix of Scuba a while back. Not quite as good as that one from what I've heard, but good stuff nonetheless.
Need to hear his remix of Starkey, yet another reason to get the D&B show I suppose.
joker can mix
i've downloaded a couple of joker sets in the past which were a bit so-so, but his set at bloc the other weekend was wicked, and his mixing was fire.
No he can't. Although neither can Kode 9.
Yeah seconded, mixing really whiney, dissonant synthy stuff together can sound a bit grating.. his tune selection was great though.
perfect computery
No he can't. Although neither can Kode 9.
I find it quite hard to mix in some of the Joker tunes I've got, they're so overwhelming and brash...
When I spoke to him last he said he didn't really have much in the pipeline, said he in a bit a rut or something along those lines. This was the end of last year though, so hopefully the move to Berlin has revitalized things.
Haven't heard this new remix though, is it any mixes?
Will have to check out that Dusk & Blackdown show, I'm constantly behind the times at the moment. I think this thread and the dsf what's in the shops thread are the only Dubstep things I check now, quite a change from my peak forum time-wasting days.
pretty long he has no myspace. need to see him live again after the fwd he played, i was in another world for an hour
Hahaha... Boomkat on the Magnetic Man EP:
"For those who haven't visited dubstepforum or just have better things to do with their time, Magnetic Man is the LaptopPowerSuperTroupe consisting of dubstep originators Benga, Skream and Artwork who collectively hold the first three Big Apple catalogue numbers and whose dubstep credentials cannot be f*cked with. So it's quite a surprise to hear them leave behind all the swing, funk and wildout bass-fun of their previous releases in favour of a cold and mechanically over-produced sound strictly for the dubstep ravers."