Tag: Venetian Snares
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72 is back: 72.5
72 the continous mix is back – I think I must have missed a few of them because this is the 5th iteration for A New Crumpl Generation. For those that don’t know, each producer has 72 hours to produce their part and pass it on until 72 minutes is up. It’s like a mashup…
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Keep Tracking: Trackers and 16 bit music
I have covered the musical history of trackers and 16 bit music before on the podcast, but this is a great in-depth historical look at the ‘sound of software piracy’ – although I’d argue that the early Amiga demos like the 1988 classic Wild Copper were more coding brags and weirdly computer shop adverts (?)…
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We don’t have any real friends: Money vs Art
I’ve been trying for the last decade to explain the problem of money vs art, or audience vs product and that bastard Aaron Funk as well as creating some amazing music during that time nails it in ONE interview:. Fuck that whole game of what music is supposed to be right now. It’s so fucked…
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Kevin Blechdom and Blevin Blechdom do Jackie
Just heard this on Do or DIY’s latest podcast which as usual is amazing and wonderful *shelves current podcast and starts again ;-)* and it’s great to hear some new music from Kevin Blechdom (of Bastard fave cover ‘I Will Always Love You’ with Dsico), also reunited with Blevin Blechtum as Blechtum from Blechtum where…
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Parkade Flashback 1: Traffic Jambient Dark Dub mix circa 2007
Sorting out some minidiscs I found some of the mixes I recorded years ago at the Parkade…now the Parkade is gone it’s high time to release them as a reminder what was so great about it 🙂 Here’s the first Parkade Flashback – a nearly 2 hour dark dubby laid back ambient mix. This mix…
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RC 134: Drizzle fo Shizzle – Traffic jAmbient @ the Parkade
A cross between a rainy day show and DJ mix, this is a 2 hour live set recorded at Traffic jAmbient which is every Sunday 12-2pm SL/ 8-10pm GMT at the Parkade. Loads of tracks I’ve not got round to playing on Radio Clash yet, all in a rainy Sunday evening sort of mix. Strangely…