Another fake film poster. This time Marquee Moon by Television. pic.twitter.com/Ep3op5DLAR
— Stuff_By_Mark (@The_Ren1981) May 11, 2021
Tuesday, 11 May 2021
Hesitating...
Kemistry & Storm - Drum 'N' Bass v1 (October 1996)
Tracklist:
Alias - Jamming [Fresh 86]
The Spirit - Synthony [Timeless]
Spirit - Fathoms [Fresh 86]
Unknown Artist - Promo #9 [Promo Recordings]
Dillinja - Vicious [Test]
Peshay - On The Nile [Metalheadz]
Lemon D - Break It Up [Reinforced]
Heavyweight - Another World [Channel 5]
Future Forces - Dead By Dawn [Renegade Hardware]
Capone - Voice [Hardleaders]
Lemon D - Change (Remix) [V]
John B - Sight Beyond [New Identity]
Heavyweight - Infinity (Amen) [Channel 5]
Top Buzz - Living In Darkness (Ray Keith Remix 1) [Basement Classics]
A-Sides & Cool Hand Flex - After Dark [Eastside]
John B - Jazz Session Vol 1 [New Identity - Jazz & Bass Vol 1 LP]
Decoder - Life [Tech Itch]
DJ Die - Something Special [V]
Unknown 60's - From The Lounge (Jack Smooth Mix) [Junior Boy's Own]
Decoder - Circuit Breaker [Tech Itch]
Indo Aminata - Love Will Be On Your Side (Dillinja Drum & Bass Mix) [Manifesto]
Goldie - Chico - Death Of A Rockstar (Alternative Mix) [Unreleased]
Danny Breaks - Crime '96 [Droppin' Science]
Lemon D - 12.01 [Valve - KK 1]
Truth!
To the younger dolls: what I can tell is that time speeds up as you age. Fill your time with love and pleasure. Be intentional about efforts to make the world livable for all. Live as many moments as u can as if they are works of art.
— chica marx (@mckenziewark) May 10, 2021
Sunday, 9 May 2021
Iggy and his cockatoo Biggy Pop digging the Sleaford Mods
Iggy Pop and his parrot listening to @sleafordmods has to be the coolest thing I’ve seen in ages ❤️ pic.twitter.com/TLFVgATomg
— Dave Surman (@SurmanDave) May 7, 2021
Friday, 7 May 2021
Beth Orton - Anywhere (Adrian Sherwood remixes)
1 Anywhere (Adrian Sherwood's Off Me Head Cut)
2 Anywhere (Adrian Sherwood's Off Me Rocker Version)
Negativland - NPR Tiny Desk (Home) Concert
It may at first seem that Negativland's sound collage is an unlikely candidate for a Tiny Desk concert, but honestly, how many bands can you think of making music since the late 1970s while sitting pretty much at their desks? Formed in the Bay Area, Negativland are proud subverters of culture, causing trouble while having fun.
The found sounds of Negativland come from original members David Wills, Mark Hosler, and Jon Leidecker (from left to right on the bottom of the screen), with visuals by Kevin Slagle and Sue Slagle (top of the screen).
Negativland are provocateurs, taking aim at the media and how technology alters our perception of the world. You can hear that on their 2020 album, The World Will Decide. This Tiny Desk (home) concert looks frightfully similar to the way many of us work these days — on video conference calls, reacting in real-time to our colleagues, dissecting our interactions ... but also occasionally having fun.
Tracklist:
It's Normal
No Brain
Reality Game
Kevin Richard Martin - Bedroom Loops
Kevin Richard Martin's 'Bedroom Loops'. Music composed horizontally, and best listened to horizontally.
KRM sketched the music in seven consecutive nights on his bed, and then subsequently wrote/mixed them, in late evening sessions in the lab.
Seven nocturnal cycles of smokey, hazy, hypnotic repetitions.All sounds composed in the granular realm, incorporating only granular hardware synthesis/sampling/plugins and shadowy, dubbed out fx, and then fittingly chopped/screwed to the most single mindedly, drowsy pace in the analogue world over two months.
Seven ambient variations on the same misty, dreamlike theme...
A glittering,droning, blurred soundset of half heard delirium. An ode to heavy lids, an album to f-ck to, or get f-cked up to, or simply zone out with...
Immersion time. The emphasis is on slower than slow, the glacial shifts are subliminal, the impact is soporific. Anyone hooked on Martin's recent 'White Light/Red Light' releases, or the alien soundscapes found in King Midas Sound's 'Solitude' will enjoy this warm medication
Wednesday, 5 May 2021
London Anti Vietnam War March (May 1965)
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