Im useless at writing about records but here is a
brief list of some of my stand outs from that past
month or so:
A'dam Family series part 1
Newcleus - Classic double pack
Spanking Sessions - The Whip
Eamon Doyle - Ghost of the machine EP
Depth Charge - Robotomo
Baby Ford & Benno Blome - Smoke machine
Redshape - Alone on Mars?
Dan Curtin - Perpetual Line Stepper-this
Beat Classic compilation on Depth Charge (mid 80's hip
hop goodness compiled by J Saul Kane)
Anders Ilar - abc
Steve Rachmad - Neo Classica
Digital Funk Addicts - Higher Level
Cheers
BT
--- robin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Some of the tunes I've picked up recently ('scuse
> the quick rubbish
> descriptions I'm more enthusiastic about the music
> than words :)):
>
> Kingpin Cartel - Ghetto - Innervisions
> (http://www.discogs.com/release/902558)
> On that secret weapons 12 of Ame and Dixons. Epic in
> a UR way but
> housey. Wicked.
>
> Kevin Reynolds - Afrik - Todhchai
> (http://www.discogs.com/release/822073)
> Difficult to categorize this which is a good sign.
> The other side is
> good but Afrik is the track that kills it for me.
> Organic yet electronic
> with a nice chugging beatdown tempo. There's no way
> small clips can do
> justice to this. Brilliant.
>
> Manmadescience - Just tell me when - Philpot
> (http://www.discogs.com/release/790334)
> A looped up disco based tune like The Mole might do.
> Not ground breaking
> but I'm a sucker for long looped sustained strings.
>
> Frank Helby - Tuinstangboogie - Magnetron
> (http://www.discogs.com/release/917445)
> Super slow, nasty, heavy and funky. Title track the
> one.
>
> Soulphiction - Get to the Point! - Philpot
> (http://www.discogs.com/release/166604)
> Like Shake's 'Madman' but erm, different. Check it.
> The Philpot guys
> tread just the right side of the mnml line for me,
> this is another twist
> along that line.
>
> Trusme - Brown's - StilovefortheMusic
> (http://www.discogs.com/release/895435)
> More tracks heavily based on disco samples. All are
> winners. Good God
> being the closest to KDJ in style. The main Nard's
> track builds on some
> ace strings before settling into a C2 style. From
> Manchester too :)
>
> Dub in A Nutshell - You Never Know - Philpot
> (http://www.discogs.com/release/471762)
> Off a compilation but this is the standout for me.
> Paul St. Hilaire and
> Soulphiction. What more do I need to say.
>
> Lee Jones - There Comes a Time - Aus Music
> (http://www.discogs.com/release/906233)
> There's a Prins Thomas mix on here that a lot of
> people will pick this
> 12 up for which is slow and grinding (in a Radio
> Slave kinda way). The
> Original mix is a nice deep techno thing with alow
> tempo that shouldn't
> be overlooked.
>
> Anyone else?
>
> robin...
>
>
