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Showing posts with label Hyperdub. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hyperdub. Show all posts

Friday, 8 January 2010

Fleeing further



As promised, more of the irresistible Music for Our Future giveaway compilation - from Lusine's intricate pinging poptronica to Willits & Sakamoto's stately, shuddering unfurling via staging points as diverse as King Midas Sound's sonorous future-dub, White Rainbow's accreting analogue haze & Untold's clicky warps...

Further coverage (by MfOF contributor Peter Kirn, as it happens). Photo by Lusine (Jeff McIlwain).

Lusine > Gravity (from A Certain Distance, Ghostly)

Hudson Mohawke > Fuse (from Butter, Warp)

White Rainbow > Raw Shanks a Million

King Midas Sound > Outta Space (Slow Version) (original on Waiting For You, Hyperdub)

Low Limit > Turf Day

Willits & Sakamoto > Toward Water [re-up] (from Ocean Fire, 12k)

Untold > Luna

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Friday, 18 December 2009

Apocalyptic lovers



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Cavernous Dub, Tearjerking Ballads, Apocalyptic Lovers, Gangsta House, Smack hop, Dancehall Shoegazing, No Wave Blues, Slo-fi Soul, The Stars, The Oceans, Love, Lust, Loss and Sensuality"

King Midas Sound's Waiting For You is one of the albums of the year, clearly. Smearing woozy ethereality over a dubstep with the emphasis on dub is unanticipated - & often mesmerising.

Its accumulating intensity is highlighted in the spacey, chiming Too Long, featured alongside an illuminating interview with The FADER earlier this week.

All of KMS's earlier Dub Heavy - Heats & Ghosts EP - which includes the, ironically, original Too Long Dub - & their Surround Me track from the outstanding first Box of Dub compilation can be heard in this Spotify playlist, by the way. No surprise that the new version & the dub mix together beautifully (hear them together via SoundCloud below)...& whichever of the countless original Troddings that seems to be cited in Too Long ought to fit too.

Too Longer (Too Long + Too Long Dub)

King Midas Sound > Too Long (unreleased; courtesy of KMS & The FADER)

Photo by Niall O'Brien



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Friday, 20 March 2009

Shuffle & shimmer



Mesmerising shuffle & shimmer in a subtle, distinct take on dubstep (Japstep?): quarta330's ASUTATA50 (from MO'ZX EP, Maltine)


Thanks to the ultra-prolific & sharp-eared Sonic Router for the tip. 

Past quarta releases/remixes: this & this (both Hyperdub). 



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Tuesday, 16 December 2008

Amersham action

Not us, but obviously worth supporting...

Competition here



Widget for Kode9's awesome Konfusion: 

Sunday, 4 May 2008

Cavernous depths



Kode9
's cavernous, stuttering/shimmering Konfusion is the deepest new dubstep I've heard this year - particularly the supremely measured vocal version. Can't share it here, but listen to these samples (or Bleep's or Boomkat's).

Meanwhile, enjoy the clonking earlier remix of Burial's Distant Lights (from Distant Lights EP). & here's Sine of the Dub (from Sine of the Dub) & Bodies (from Memories of the Future).

Bonus: Burial's original South London Boroughs (from South London Boroughs EP).

NB: all tracks on Hyperdub.

Kode9 video:

Saturday, 10 November 2007

Step on the night bus

Last week saw the release of the second album by reclusive dubstep producer Burial. The addition of vocals to the tracks on new album Untrue lends a yearning quality to the minimalist dubstep beat that makes this one of the releases of the year so far. Listen to this short ambient piece from the first album evoking the comforting bleakness of a rainswept street and aptly entitled Night Bus.

Buy the new album here or here
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