Dubstep
if its the one im thinking of i can't say i agree. would have prefered a more grime oriented release..but ah well....
also...im going out on a limb here, but i think blackdown is hinting at a Mala LP. (which is a total major fucking cock tease!)
but anyway. i just want living different and maintain through madness on one 12" and then ill be done.
benjybars
village elder.
yeah chef and ramadanman.
shame Chef's selection isn't a bit more adventurous cos he's such a badman dj.
disc 2 looks well tasty tho.
nope, I'm not.
Little mix from myself
Digital Mystikz - Molten
Ikonika - Millie
Shackleton - Tin Foil Sky
Mala - Confrence
D1 - Dubstep Warz
Random Tro & Loefah - Voodoo (Omen Mix)
Pinch - Punisher (Loefah SE25 Mix)
Benga - The Cut
Skream & Distance - Wise Men
Reso - Holograms
Cyrus - Paradise Dub
Kode 9 - Time Patrol
http://www.sendspace.com/file/uawjw1
my mixer is fucked though....
(recorded stoned on a 20 minute hype mode...)
Digital Mystikz - Molten
Ikonika - Millie
Shackleton - Tin Foil Sky
Mala - Confrence
D1 - Dubstep Warz
Random Tro & Loefah - Voodoo (Omen Mix)
Pinch - Punisher (Loefah SE25 Mix)
Benga - The Cut
Skream & Distance - Wise Men
Reso - Holograms
Cyrus - Paradise Dub
Kode 9 - Time Patrol
http://www.sendspace.com/file/uawjw1
my mixer is fucked though....
(recorded stoned on a 20 minute hype mode...)
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A Mala EP!
Alfons
Way of the future
is just me who thinks that dmz should just be vinyl only, 12" single releases (bar the first 2), just the thought of a dmz album feels weird somehow.
dmz should do a repress series, or release a load of classics in some sort of binder form, like analord or something. or just release some unreleased dubs. but a cd comp would be strange esp after theyve said that they would never do that. id be up for some dmz allstars double packs too.
Sectionfive
bandwagon house
Dont like the idea of a cd, though I doubt that will happen anyway.
Id be happy if the releases were just a bit more frequent, but thats their call and Its not like anyones gonna lose interest in buying Mala records any time soon.
Id be happy if the releases were just a bit more frequent, but thats their call and Its not like anyones gonna lose interest in buying Mala records any time soon.
nomos
Administrator
Soul Jazz 2CD, Spring 2019. Hold tight
benjybars
village elder.
Soul Jazz 2CD, Spring 2019. Hold tight
haha. definitely.
Leo
Well-known member
why's that? why does format matter?
if you're a vinyl purist, then fair enough, but i still don't see the point.
Slothrop
Tight but Polite
It's kind of interesting how much dubstep pushes the forms of older traditions though - even if they were originally functional (as in there wasn't originally much point in putting out CDs if you were a jungle label), for a lot of dubsteppers they turn into a point of honour. It's a very mythologising scene.
It's kind of like the Burial / anonymity thing as a nod to white label culture and not knowing who the producer was - but that was originally because either most of the audience didn't care or they had no means of finding out who was behind a given tune, it wasn't normally about deliberate concealment by the producers in a way that sticks out quite noticeably.
they've repressed things in the past for sure.
i think its vinyl only cos that's how they like it rather than tradition or whatever, not sure what tradition it is that just does vinyl, or rather it doesn't really exist.
Sectionfive
bandwagon house
Im hardly a purist but I think its too easy to forget that most of these records are writen with the next Dmz in mind .
And theres enough people sitting at home downloading things and writing them off without ever hearing them in a club.
So Id rather have a few records to play out then a compilation album for my ipod thats all.
Leo
Well-known member
ok, that's cool, i respect that. but at the same time, it seems a little insider-y...preferring to keep something as an exclusive pleasure of a select group of people who are able to make it to a particular club, that's all i'm saying. living on the other side of the world outside that select group, i'd like a handy way to hear to stuff too!
plus, the notion of tracks made specifically for the dance floor is hardly new or distinct to dmz. weren't larry levan and frankie knuckles doing the same thing in the 1980s?