Paper Breath by Starpause on Mixcloud
Here’s a great set for those winter nights by Paus Akid (Starpause). A number of fantastic tracks dropped in this mix including music by Robot Koch, Foolk, and I Cactus. And what ever happened to Khonner anyway? ‘For your broken heart‘ is one of my favorite EPs of all time.
Via AmonTobin
Brendan Angelides is a San Francisco based electronic music producer who records and performs live as Eskmo. In the past five years he’s released over a dozen singles and EPs while touring throughout North America and Europe. Angelides also runs the Ancestor label, which issued his “Hypercolor” and “Angus Dei” singles in 2009 to positive reviews from numerous magazines, blogs and tastemakers.
In the past two years his multi-genre compositions have been featured on influential labels like Warp Records and Planet Mu. He’s also remixed works by diverse artists such as Bibio, Spor, STS9, and Bar9, to name a few. While Angelides’ tracks encompass a wide range of electronic styles, he avoids classifications. Bleep.com described his tracks as “Masterfully produced… sophisticated, post-Dilla hip-hop funk”. His latest single “Let Them Sing” on Planet Mu was met with equal praise and described by sites like Boomkat as “[Putting] Eskmo on his own electronic plateau.”
Fresh from the oven:
This episode is 44 minutes and 25 seconds of 10th-generation genre-re-wiring, exploring bass music through an open-minded lens, regardless of tempo, or even beat-structure… this sound clash aims straight for your body, with the intent to melt you down into a fidgeting, wobbling mess of enthusiasm and delight. In addition to some of my favorite old records and samples, this mix features several brand new Bassnectar tracks, heaps of exclusive edits, re-edits, and re-re-re-edits. Lot’s of re. Lot’s of mix. Lot’s of edits. We tore our favorite drum & bass to shreds, injected hip hop with some pogo-stick bass, amped up the tempo of dubstep, freaked out the gypsies, gave a nod to the dreamy 80’s and ended up similar to where we started off: omni-tempo maximalism strikes again.
Enjoy the ride.
- Lorin
Tracklist
1. Azzido Da Bass – Doom’s Night (Timo Maas vs Bassnectar)
2. Bassnectar – Cozza Frenzy (Mega Bass Mix)
3. Rye Rye – Bang feat. MIA [aca]
4. S.C.A.M. – Let Me Hear You Say
5. Stagga – I Got Bass
6. Seductive Dubz – Hey!
7. Caravan Palace – Starscat
8. AAK & Double Step – (Bassnectar Edit)
9. Bassnectar – Boombox (Bassnectar Remix)
10. The Pixies – Where is My Mind? (Bassnectar Remix)
11. Nextmen – The Lion’s Den (Sigma vs Bassnectar)
12. Zen – Your Shout ft. Killabeats & Gry (Bassnectar Re-edit)
13. Bassnectar – Teleport Massive (Bassnectar Remix)
14. Bassnectar – Slam Dunk feat. Dunkelbunt
15. Bazznectar Medley – Tears for Modern English Masher
16. Damian Marley – It Was Written (Chasing Shadows Remix)
17. Kid Cudi – Day & Night (JOTS vs Crowdrock vs Bassnectar)
18. Malente & Dex – Lions (Bassnectar & iLL Gates Remix)
Glitchhop = San Francisco. Bezešvejma syntézama jemnejch i nabasovanejch melodií lze charakterizovat mixy abletonovýho alchymisty DJ MiHKALa, působícího v uskupení Symbiosis Artists. Na ochutnávku Vás bohužel zatím v Evropě nikam nepozveme, ale pokud si stáhnete jeho GH3TTO $PiR!TU4L MiXT4P3 mix, obrázek o jeho šamanství si uděláte sami bez nutnosti nákupu letenky do SF.
MiHKAL – GH3TTO $P!RiTU4L M!XT@P3 by MiHKAL
Tracklist:
Panty Raid – Too Fine To Do Time
Ooah – Remembering Self
Mims – This is Why i’m Hot
Flowers of wraith – Aftermathmatics
Eight Frozen Modules – Hello Harold
KnowSleep – ElectroDub
Bassnectar - Heads Up (Westcoast Lo Fi mix)
The Disciple Grin – Trading Thoughts/Busta Rhymes- put your hands where my eyes can see
Ooah – Beaver Blink rmx/Lil’ Wezzy – Stunnin’ like my daddy
Bil Bless – Cursed/The Federation – Hyphy
Propa Tingz – Hustlers Concerto (boss dub)
Ooah – To Keep From Descending
Mr. Projectile – I Am Back (Bassnectar remix)
Slidecamp – Kelp dub
UPDATE 03/19/2012: Check out the latest version of the video and template here.
An open-source template for DJing with Ableton Live 8, what more could you ask for? How about a tutorial on the ins and outs of the setup? Although you can map these controls to any midi controller, it will work best with the APC40 and the soon to be released APC20.
Download Will Marshall’s template at GitHub.
Moldover has arguable coined the term ‘controllerism‘ and has made some wacky devices over the years. Now the Mojo, Moldover’s first commercially available controller will most likely be previewing at Wham Bam Thank You NAMM. The Mojo looks like a beast of a machine with super sturdy buttons, knobs, and touch activated strips. This is a controller you can go absolutely berserk on without worrying about scratching, breaking, or denting it. The downside? It comes with a hefty price tag of $1800. There’s been some serious discussion online about the price. And although I think the cost is somewhat justified in regards to the build quality and low production run of the Mojo, you still have to wonder how many can shell out that kind of dough for what is essentially only a midi controller. Especially when the same money can get you a much more versatile albeit less tactile JazzMutant Lemur. Nevertheless, the lucky twenty customers receiving their Mojo in March will certainly be having a lot of fun jamming on that thing. And getting laid.
Mojo Details:
- Works with all MIDI compatible music software
- Includes new Moldover template for Ableton Live
- 10 ultra-responsive touch strips
- 24 competition-grade arcade buttons
- Rubberized knobs, rugged faders and burly toggle switches
- Assembled in San Francisco CA by Andy from Pance Party
- Sexy mahogany body by Livid Instruments
- Scratch-resistant anodized aluminum faceplate
- Environmentally sealed twist-lock USB cable included
- USB bus powered electronics by Hale Micro
- Class-compliant USB device (no driver to install)
- Free copy of Moldover’s self-titled album included
- Will totally get you laid
- Dimensions: 11.5″ x 18″ x 4″, 7.5lbs
You made the order and now Doktor Krank is serving a full platter. Links to twenty full mixes by Slugabed, Nosaj Thing, Glitch Mob, Eprom, Raffertie, Heyoka, Pantyraid, and more. Oh my! And the Doktor’s top mix of last year? Lazer Sword’s Sweatpants Money Mix.
Check out Doktor Krank’s Top 20 Mixes of 2009
And my personal favorite mix of 2009? It has to be Episode 5 of the Low End Theory Podcast with Daddy Kev and Daedelus.
It’s official! Nosaj Thing will bring his audio delicacies to the Meet Factory on the 13th of March. Lunchmeat, which previously organized events with Mochipet and Daedelus has struck again. Thank you!
What a show we’ve got lined up for you! Foolk is coming all the way from Bratislava to promote his Lush Hour EP and play a live wonky dance set in Prague. DJ Lixx will be traveling and performing along his side. Foolk, armed with his trusty monome and his sidekick DJ Lixx, with his artful scratches, will put together a glorious cacophony at the Brick Bar. That’s not to say that DJ Lixx can’t hold his own. Recognized as the best Slovak Drum&Bass DJ of 2008, DJ Lixx will also be mixing up styles ranging from the experimental to the minimal.
We got such a great response from tvprodukt‘s performance a few months ago that it was a given we’d see him back at Glitch.CZ. And we can’t forget Claviq, who has tendency to rip up the stage beyond recognition. And to tie the night together we’ll have an original visual display by FiveToTwelve!
Don’t Miss Out! It’s 2010!
