Hilarious stuff...kinda don't know what to think!
Apparently there are live shows also...someone bring these folks over here!
Pretty much just fucken wow.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Thursday, March 25, 2010
How to feel better!
When I'm lonely
I drink a fancy beer
When I want you only
I drink a fancy beer
When the weathers stormy
And daybreak is far
I throw an extra $1.50 on the bar
Theres no sense in saving pennies
Even if you dont know where you are
I drink a fancy beer
When im randy
I drink a fancy beer
When i long for a piece of your candy but i cant get it
I drink a fancy beer
When theres no one there to hold me
Through the whole of the night
I put in an order for a $7 pint
Though I ain't made of money
And the cloths gettin tight
Drinkin a fancy beer
Saturday, March 20, 2010
A quick collection...
Wow, forgot to add this in...and while I'm at it, have a few more!
That will have to do before I get carried away...
That will have to do before I get carried away...
Mark Pritchard / Harmonic 313
Flyer soon to come...the man is a absolute legend of electronic music, releasing on some of the most well renowned and loved labels about - Good Looking, Hyperdub, Warp, Deep Medi - the list goes on and on.
One Auckland show only! Kfm HQ, upstairs 204 Krd in the gallery space. Boosted sound, epic visuals, only 15 hukka on the door. Saturday 17th April. Be there or be a kind of smaller oblong sort of a shape.
So anyway, because this exciting show is on the horizon, its time to share some of the beats I like so much...
Dirtbox (Harmonic 313):
Battlestar (Harmonic 313):
Heavy As Stone (Mark Pritchard):
Wind It Up (Mark Pritchard):
The Way (Global Communication) :
There you go...rich, full and varied! I have no idea what to play before him, but being the professional I am, I do have one or two sneaky ideas up my sleeve...
Ikonika 'Fish' - the last record I bought
Also maybe some DJ Mujava, if not just to jump on that tropical / afro house bandwagon so many people are on at the mo...perhaps some of the ol' Concept of Dorian, some o' dat FlyLo shit!, perhaps a wee bit of funky, maybe some deep house...omnitempo multigenre is the only path to travel down I think.
Other news come in the form of a block party - fuck yo shit up out the back of the Ginger Minx this friday! I can't wait. I will be joined by the always-wicked Scratch 22 and his aural geekiness himself, Mr Stinky Jim.
What else to say? Things are crazy busy right now, hard to find time to dig through tunes, spend money on music, let alone do thousands upon thousands of dense readings on ethical theory...
Next week, hopefully, I'll throw up a transcript of an interview with one of the most interesting people around, the icon that is Kiwi. Never heard of him? Then best get yer ass out to the desert this year for Burning Man.
I'm in the crowd somewhere. Gosh!
Yours sporadically yet vehemently volatile and veracious,
D
One Auckland show only! Kfm HQ, upstairs 204 Krd in the gallery space. Boosted sound, epic visuals, only 15 hukka on the door. Saturday 17th April. Be there or be a kind of smaller oblong sort of a shape.
So anyway, because this exciting show is on the horizon, its time to share some of the beats I like so much...
Dirtbox (Harmonic 313):
Battlestar (Harmonic 313):
Heavy As Stone (Mark Pritchard):
Wind It Up (Mark Pritchard):
The Way (Global Communication) :
There you go...rich, full and varied! I have no idea what to play before him, but being the professional I am, I do have one or two sneaky ideas up my sleeve...
Ikonika 'Fish' - the last record I bought
Also maybe some DJ Mujava, if not just to jump on that tropical / afro house bandwagon so many people are on at the mo...perhaps some of the ol' Concept of Dorian, some o' dat FlyLo shit!, perhaps a wee bit of funky, maybe some deep house...omnitempo multigenre is the only path to travel down I think.
Other news come in the form of a block party - fuck yo shit up out the back of the Ginger Minx this friday! I can't wait. I will be joined by the always-wicked Scratch 22 and his aural geekiness himself, Mr Stinky Jim.
What else to say? Things are crazy busy right now, hard to find time to dig through tunes, spend money on music, let alone do thousands upon thousands of dense readings on ethical theory...
Next week, hopefully, I'll throw up a transcript of an interview with one of the most interesting people around, the icon that is Kiwi. Never heard of him? Then best get yer ass out to the desert this year for Burning Man.
I'm in the crowd somewhere. Gosh!
Yours sporadically yet vehemently volatile and veracious,
D
Thursday, March 4, 2010
The week that was...
No radio tomorrow night, circumstances outside of our control deign otherwise. Instead, some tunes and exciting news from the week that sit well within the realms of fantastic music that you won't catch many other places...
Firstly, this week brought deeper listening from the wonderful character Bullion, in the form of his tunes "Crazy Over You" and "Say Goodbye To What?". Absolutely strange and fruity yet catchy and moving.
Secondly, great news from one of my favourite remixers of the unconquerable Flying Lotus material, a chap by the name of Dimlite. He has released a tune for free on the Fabric site, and its well worth the 3 minutes it ought take to download. Played it at the Ginger Minx this past wednesday and it sounded wicked on the system there.
What else has happened? Well, its just lovely being back at university after a break. Also, wander on over to BassmusicBlog for the free album that was released last week. Other than that, watch this space for particularly exciting news relating to a tour of New Zealand being announced soon. All I can say at this point is keep saturday the 17th of April free at this point...
Anyway, watch this and remember what dubstep used to be...
Firstly, this week brought deeper listening from the wonderful character Bullion, in the form of his tunes "Crazy Over You" and "Say Goodbye To What?". Absolutely strange and fruity yet catchy and moving.
Secondly, great news from one of my favourite remixers of the unconquerable Flying Lotus material, a chap by the name of Dimlite. He has released a tune for free on the Fabric site, and its well worth the 3 minutes it ought take to download. Played it at the Ginger Minx this past wednesday and it sounded wicked on the system there.
What else has happened? Well, its just lovely being back at university after a break. Also, wander on over to BassmusicBlog for the free album that was released last week. Other than that, watch this space for particularly exciting news relating to a tour of New Zealand being announced soon. All I can say at this point is keep saturday the 17th of April free at this point...
Anyway, watch this and remember what dubstep used to be...
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