check that EP then, floating points is the guy on the keys and it's fucking gooooorgeousGooners wrote:
rhodes keys get me wet
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uhn, diggin it! what's the official artist name then?
Agreed man, but it's nice to see him expanding and trying out new shit. That's what being an artist is all about I guess. Gonna be interesting to see what kind of things he'll be doing next, or in fact any of the minimalistic/electronica scene.Uzique wrote:
complextro? never use that term again. amon tobin's earlier stuff is way better. the new album is over-done and has way too much in it. he should have stuck to his earlier, organic IDM. it no longer sounds organic and natural... it sounds like he's thrown everything in the blender, and it has the opposite effect on his craft: instead of admiring the hard-work and attention to detail, you're bemused by it. i thought it was a rotten listen... especially all the bass elements.
*Fucking BBCode, how do they work?
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you need to check some genres, no offense! he's never been minimalist.
gooners, she's called Fatima
check this... fucking boom bap... so gorgeous
gooners, she's called Fatima
check this... fucking boom bap... so gorgeous
Last edited by Uzique (2011-06-08 17:05:26)
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i'm listening to the EP right now! sick shit, really like mind and cinnamon
yeah i fucking dig this so much. hits the spot right now. she's a plastic people regular but i've never seen her there... gonna definitely hit another FWD before i move out of london.
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i can just imagine erykah badu's vocals laced over floating point's mellow beats, wowsers. fatima's vocals are pretty solid, but her voice goes flat at times
taking it over auto-tune for sure.Gooners wrote:
i can just imagine erykah badu's vocals laced over floating point's mellow beats, wowsers. fatima's vocals are pretty solid, but her voice goes flat at times
nice track, bouncy but extremely laid back.
edit: didn't realise you were comparing two similar singers, my bad.
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zach hill from hella (and also wavves) brings his drumming madness to hip-hop.
... okay.
... okay.
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if you're partial to (deep) house music or have had your curiosities roused by the recent house-crossovers into all strains of bass, garage and dubstep, then look no further this summer than the back-catalogues of Dial records (or its Laid imprint).
house music doesn't get much more sweet than this
house music doesn't get much more sweet than this
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just out of interest, do you own a hi-fi with a record player? Was wanting to invest at some point... some of those tracks you've submitted over the last few pages really use that last low octave, that only really comes out through vinyl. Just wonderingUzique wrote:
if you're partial to (deep) house music or have had your curiosities roused by the recent house-crossovers into all strains of bass, garage and dubstep, then look no further this summer than the back-catalogues of Dial records (or its Laid imprint).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLXy0-M1wec
house music doesn't get much more sweet than this
at home i have a b&o hi-fi but mostly just use with nice earphones and/or a decently balanced and eq'd 2.1 system when at university.
would recommend vinyl + amp + speakers, ofc
would recommend vinyl + amp + speakers, ofc
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deadbeat's new LP 'drawn and quartered' is an impressive addition to this year's list of mind and genre defying dub techno.
do not miss this, especially if you enjoyed andy stott's dark and subversive piece earlier this year:
i fucking love it, personally.
do not miss this, especially if you enjoyed andy stott's dark and subversive piece earlier this year:
i fucking love it, personally.
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hands down best deep house / techno producer around right now. no one comes close.
this... literally... oh my GOD
this... literally... oh my GOD
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smoothest fucking cd ever made. do not sleep on maxwell!
no.
you are a faggot
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so
thought this was what are you listening to now
thought this was what are you listening to now
Last edited by RTHKI (2011-07-17 10:42:42)
Anyone know stuff similar to this?
http://thegreatmundane.bandcamp.com/tra … dane-remix
http://thegreatmundane.bandcamp.com/tra … dane-remix
cbf to make a new thread.
But anyway, this is my brothers new band guys.
If you are a fan of old school punk then you will probably like these guys. They have recently signed a record deal and are touring Japan later this year supporting"The Casualties".
http://speedlab.bandcamp.com/
I know it's kind of lame that you have to pay for it so feel free to tell me to fuck off, but it would be great if you could support a new Aussie band.
But anyway, this is my brothers new band guys.
If you are a fan of old school punk then you will probably like these guys. They have recently signed a record deal and are touring Japan later this year supporting"The Casualties".
http://speedlab.bandcamp.com/
I know it's kind of lame that you have to pay for it so feel free to tell me to fuck off, but it would be great if you could support a new Aussie band.
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Sounds pretty good man, I remember when I heard The Casualties live years agoLittle BaBy JESUS wrote:
cbf to make a new thread.
But anyway, this is my brothers new band guys.
If you are a fan of old school punk then you will probably like these guys. They have recently signed a record deal and are touring Japan later this year supporting"The Casualties".
http://speedlab.bandcamp.com/
I know it's kind of lame that you have to pay for it so feel free to tell me to fuck off, but it would be great if you could support a new Aussie band.
this album is out now and it's really really good. and i normally think mash-ups are the most boring shit going.
peeps!
peeps!
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Tune, how do you guys discover artists and tracks? I just find I don't have the time to do it, thus I find music to be frustrating in that way because I know there's a lot of shit out there that's to my taste, but the thought of never coming across it is annoying. I mean just sifting through the 2 threads in here I've found artists and tracks that Ive gone onto purchase, and really enjoyed listening to.
My best friend finds it amusing though, he's does music production in a studio in london, he's a music guru and he's always introducing to good stuff, that's not mainstream, some of which I saw in this thread funnily enough.
My best friend finds it amusing though, he's does music production in a studio in london, he's a music guru and he's always introducing to good stuff, that's not mainstream, some of which I saw in this thread funnily enough.
Last edited by justice (2011-08-02 21:17:00)
I know fucking karate