Many thanks for the mad props Kent and Tom, been really busy but I
thought I'd share these with people on 313.
Short Movie of The Dust Crew making the KTF Posters
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWCyYJ5wP8k
Photo's of the screen-printing process
http://www.dustscience.com/KTFPHOTOS/
Martin
PS How was the UR event in London at the weekend?
On 7 Aug 2006, at 16:00, kent williams wrote:
"Keep The Faith" was the soundtrack to replacing and painting the
rails on my front porch yesterday. I don't buy nearly as much music
as y'all do, but I was impressed by the quality and straight up dance
floor potential of the tracks. Shake's "Function Electric" has got a
funk that deserves it's own dance -- the Shake Hustle. Fred
Gianelli's "Distant Gratification" would fit perfectly on the first
Warp AI compilation, while being a completely fresh take on bleep
techno. Shawn Rudiman's "Through The Dark" sounds like Moroder in
Mordor. Richard H. Kirk's raw sawtooth wave bumper "Toned" would
completely demolish a dancefloor at the right moment, perfect for a
perfectly dark room with one strobe. Dan Curtin's "Shining" rides a
skeletal beat with loads of perfectly deployed analog and digital
f*ckery. The Black Dog remixes by Orlando Voorn and Ben Watson are
lovely, and tilted more towards the dance floor than TBD usually goes
-- nice to have something you can play out that still has the Black
Dog's magicked-up harmonies going on.
I could go on and on but suffice it to say I dig this. And because
I'm impatient, I got it from bleep.com, which could be a dangerous
cash flow problem for me -- getting DRM-free MP3 files at work, when
I'm writing code? Awesome.
