Posts Tagged ‘dub’
What do Autechre mean ? What are they ? There are many questions to ask about the group . . . who they are, where they come from, how they (re)produce/manipulate/exhibit their sliced split folded selected fused mingled occult wordless music, what they are looking for when it comes to imagining and hearing/hallucinating/capturing sound, are [...]
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Tags: album, ambient, autechre, dub, oversteps, warp
Former Fridge man/Four Tet principal Kieran Hebden hasn’t exactly been idle since the release of the last new Four Tet full-length; besides putting out the “Remixes” collection, he’s collaborated with everyone from soundtrack composer David Arnold to dubstep doyen Burial, released a DJ-Kicks mix, and done a ton of stuff in his ongoing side project [...]
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Tags: album, ambient, domino, domino records, dub, electronica, four tet, kieran hebden, melodic, there is love in you
Gaining both critical acclaim for its catchiness as much as for its atmosphere, the mutant strain of 140 bpm (or thereabouts) bass music currently infiltrating the global airwaves has morphed consistently over its recent life span; cross pollinating its acres of influences into the bundles of sub genres it now houses. It’s become a strain [...]
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Tags: caspa, dub, dubsetep, elevator music, elevatro music vol.1, fabric london, grime, rusko, starkey
Fabric’s half-tonne mix is curated by Martyn – the tracklisting and artwork have been revealed
Martijn Deijkers’ particular strand of bass defies genres or adjectives – to his fans and admirers, it’s known simply as ‘Martyn Music.’ With a sound that became a cornerstone for dubstep in 2009, and a debut album (‘Great Lengths’) that became one of the most stylistically fierce long players the scene has produced to date, [...]
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Tags: dub, dubstep, fabric, fabric london, fabric50, house, martyn, techno
Monolake release new album entitled “Silence”, just short of the project’s 15th anniversary.
Founded in 1995 by Robert Henke and Gerhard Behles, Monolake quickly stood out from their peers, drawing influence not only from minimal techno and drum ‘n bass but also the “sonic richness and sophistication of academic computer music”. Their first releases were on the Basic Channel-affiliated Chain Reaction label, and since then they’ve become a [...]
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Tags: acoustic, album, ambient, dub, lp, mellow, monolake, silence
After much anticipation, deliberation and a bit of delaying, Massive Attack have finally announced full details of their fifth studio album, now titled Heligoland. Due out on February 8th, it features previously reported collaborations with the likes of Elbow’s Guy Garvey, Damon Albarn, TV On The Radio’s Tunde Adebimpe, and ongoing collaborator Horace Andy.
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Tags: album, dub, freextyle, heligoland, leftfield, massive attack, mellow, pop, rock
Buraka Som Sistema have always liked throwing curveballs. From their first DJ residencies, where off-the-cuff sets were “pretty much rehearsed live… mixing for people at raves, that was our practice – kinda like shock therapy” to incorporating unusual material into their songs – recording shattering glass, or throwing an orange at the wall and using [...]
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Tags: buraka som sistema, drum & bass, dub, fabric, fabric live, fabrilive 49, freestyle, leftfield
Following up on her unanimously acclaimed third album ‘ May Be Later’ (Vakant), Chilean artist and Berlin transplant Alejandra Iglesias conceived “Anemik” entirely for the Wagon Repair label after being approached by label head Mathew Jonson.
A musing on femininity and the fine line between romance and delirium, ‘Anemik’ transcends borders in its range of influence [...]
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Tags: anemik, dinky, dub, house, minimal, techno, wagon repair
The world we live in, on a very fundamental level, is flawed. On the eve of my tenth album release I’m still writing my own bio and wondering if I should refer to myself in third person, analyze the past 15 years and justify bad career moves as artistic integrity, and promote myself as the [...]
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Tags: acid sympony orchestra, album, dub, f communications, house, jori hulkkonen, tech house, techno, tiga, turbo
On the 10th of August Music Krause will release Ian Simmonds new album named “The Burgenland Dubs”.
There are stories which like fairy tales find a musical determination. The treasured Ian Simmonds, who currently is performing as singer and poet on tour in Japan with a 18-piece Japanese improvisational orchestra, is responsible under his given name and as Juryman for the most innovative thrust in view of new paths on the electronic [...]
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Tags: ambient, atmospheric, deep, dub, house, ian simmonds, jazzy, kompakt, musik krause, techno, the burgenland dubs
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