Tag: bleep
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Megablast Mashed Up on Noisebox Radio
Lee Spoons aka 10,000 Spoons has been on Noisebox Radio for a long while as Megablast (indeed the latest show is on as I write this!), and not saying that you need to bribe me with playing one of my tracks, but it does help 😉 Cos on the 17th January show he’s played my…
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RIP Richard H. Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire
= Really sad to hear of the death of Richard H. Kirk of Cabaret Voltaire fame aged 65. As someone who has family links to Sheffield and did my degree there, and even used to hang around the very cemetery where the Sensoria video was filmed (Meersbrook represent! Well, no-one was there, it was dawn)…
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PSSU Fearless & Avery
Something that slipped out late last year, PSSU – Richard Fearless and man of the moment Daniel Avery – is some really tripped out techno, very deep and hypnotic. Reminds me of some of the classic bleep/hypnotic techno coming out of Warp and Detroit around 1990-1992. Interestingly the video for me also reminds of that…
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The Roots of Rave Tribute To Mark Bell
One of I suspect many tributes to the sadly departed Mark Bell aka LFO, and this one from Kool London pirate station from Jerome Hill, really brings the bleep and the bass. A good send off…and I found this via FACT’s 100 Underrated DJs in response to another frankly risible Mixmag Top 100 DJ Chart.…
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RC 248: 8-Bit Music Machine
In the 1980′ and 90’s I like most of my friends spent many hours programming, creating rudimentary digital pictures (I had a mouse for my Spectrum!), playing games and trying to get something vaguely musical from said microcomputers. So in honour of my 8-bit and 16-bit music days, here is a 8-bit/16-bit music special of…
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In Bleep We Trust – acid house, bleep and hypno house mix
After Nitro Deluxe died* I listened back to some of his classic work – and track Hypno House started off a mix collecting some of the bleep and deep hypnotic house classics, acid house, balearic, rave and early jungle/breaks, even some modern re-edits and trax – all in service of the mighty bleep. There was…