Search results for: “Jon Hopkins”
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HAAi & Jon Hopkins
Second of the ‘songs I’d love to hear at a festival if I could afford to go/get a ticket’ bangers is this newly released tune by HAAi featuring Jon Hopkins – total bliss pop banger, and the beats sound very much like Jon’ Hopkin’s older euphoric dreamy style which is Not A Bad Thing since…
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Jon Hopkins – Collider video
Loving Jon Hopkins Immunity album, shaping up to be one of my albums of the year, and now this new haunting video for Collider which turns around the usual narratives as soon as you think you know where it’s going. And is that Battersea Power Station? Sure looks like it… (via eve massacre)
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Orbital – Smiley / 30 Something
30 something years on and Orbital have a new best-of compilation celebrating their ’30 Something’ anniversary – the real anniversary was in lockdown. New track Smiley sums up the feeling of acid house, 303’s,distant raves and the times – especially with the evil Maggie robot and the sheep police and nods to Burning Man and…
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RC 366: May Day Neverlution
Mayday! Mayday! Get out your May Pole and start your Revolutions with this punky pagan podcast. Talking and singing about resistance, riot and revolution for International Workers’ Day, we mash it up with a righteous riot at the front, then a pagan pastoral party at the back. Punk, rock experimental mixes, mashups, jungle, hiphop, dub…
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An Infinite Capacity for Taking Pains
An Infinite Capacity for Taking Pains by Solcofn Surprisingly given the attention to song structures and music production, not many straddle both the bootleg/mashup and original composition worlds, Dunproofin is one who creates his own excellent rock tunes, so does Neil Cicierega with Lemon Demon but I always feel parody and comedy songs are already…
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RC 336: (Don’t Call It A) Lockdown 2: Election Boogaloo
“Riot shields, voodoo economicsIt’s just business, cattle prods and the I.M.FI trust I can rely on your vote” Uncertain times means an eclectic conscious podcast to reflect that, where we are surfing the second wave of lockdown and electional dysfunction with dub, reggae, metal, drum and bass, hip-hop, indie. kosmische, ambient neo-classical, punk and more…