2010 is proving to be a fantastic year for music and a great year for the ever-impressive Bedrock Records. For his latest album venture, “Structures”, John Digweed has selected an exceptional 33 tracks, bringing together the latest Bedrock single releases and a plethora of unreleased, exclusive tracks and remixed tracks from ‘Bedrock Eleven’, all mixed together to perfection the man himself.
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These days, in the insulated world of electronic music, the cyclical journey from obscurity to oversaturation to insignificance (and, of course, back again) often happens in the space of a year. It’s all too easy to get numbed by minutae or otherwise lead astray away by the fickle whirlwind of hype. Rummaging through the 15 year discography of the unrelenting, steadfast techno legend Surgeon – and tracing the vast odyssey of his creative exploration – breeds a rare feeling of discovery. And genuine artistry. Surgeon (a.k.a. Anthony Child) stands tall as a true individual in the leagues of electronic music history, with seminal, landmark releases bounded only by raw passion and a transcendentally deep imagination.
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The human bass tornado, and current reigning champ of the dubstep scene is Rusko, aka Christophert Mercer. Born in Leeds in 1985 to a musical family. From day dot Rusko was surrounded by music whether it be his families piano’s, guitars, banjo’s and saxophones…or in his later years the heavy reggae and dub sound systems of Leeds, music has always been an integral part of Rusko’s life.
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Lurking far below the surface of the ocean, the mysterious Viperfish swims in solitude from any signs of human life. Dwelling in the dark, cold waters, he waits patiently and lures his prey in with a light producing organ; attacking at an astonishing speed.
This fish is considered to be one of the most unusual looking and fascinating predators of the deep blue sea; he is a born hunter, a misfit, and yet his intricate design is beautiful and intriguing. This is the beginning of the story.
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“Once Again, Again” offers a long forgotten snapshot of what made the beginning of the 90s such a special place to be. It was a time to champion all forms of electronic music and pour them into one big melting pot, before everything began splintering into genres and sub- genres.
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