Tag: McSleazy
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Mutant Pop 5 – Got the Glitch remix cutup bug
By volume 5 of the Mutant Pop series I was starting to theme them, becoming more like my sets at the time, with a beginning and end and themes between the tracks. As the title says this volume covers the rise of glitch, the mashup originators started branching out towards original tracks and remixing. Cutups…
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RC 217: Rehearsals for Retirement
A really long show since I’ve not done one for a while, and a quite a ranty/angry/noisy one putting the world to wrong. It’s not exactly an Aural pOddities show, but parts come close. As the imagery also suggests, it shared a little in part with the Freak Folk Wicker Man shows, too. Photo is…
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Mutant Pop volume 3 – 2003 Eve of Mashtruction?
Well by the looks of the Mutant Pop cover (which took me the longest of the series, and is the shittest, thus proving that maxim – I did model the 3D myself though) I was going for a B-movie vibe, which if Zombie Kylie and Vampire Pink are anything to go by it could be…
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Free shit 3: Mutant Pop One 2002 Mashup compilation
Before this blog, before the mashups, before the Mutantpop forum (remember that?) and before the DJ sets there was the Mutant Pop compilations (which gave it’s name to the domain and forum and original URl of this blog…). The first creative act with mashups I spent ages compiling and finding the best quality mashups I…
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I’ve been quoted in a Mashup PHD Dissertation…
…by way of GYBO and a lot of other mashup/bootleg peeps including interview with a lot of the US bootleggers! Liam McGranahan’s dissertation “Mashnography: Creativity, Consumption, and Copyright in the Mashup Community” as part of his doctorate from Brown University is available here, a ‘mashnography’ study into the ethnography of the bootleg scene. BTW timbearland…
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Know Your History part 3: Parkspliced Blur remix project
The final part of this journey down bootleg history lane is probably the biggest project, covering all tracks from Blur’s legendary Parklife album, A-sides and B-sides in 2 CD set to honour it’s 10 year anniversary of release. Conceived by McSleazy and helped out by RadioQuita then from Strangely Familiar and created as with London…