Soloman Tump
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22 hours ago, usagi said:
ridli no, ridli stahp
cant believe the Alien:Earth thing is happening as well. It's basically gonna be the walking dead but with Ayleens instead of Walkers. And here's the cast:
Strong female lead
Goofy joker guy who ends up being heroic
Science guy who develops a thing
Sleezy myserious guy who ends up being a Weyland Yutani mole
Cool looking warrior lady who you think might be lesbian interest to strong female lead but turns out to be an "artificial person"
Couple of young kids who grow up as the series goes on, one of them dies
Lance Henrikson
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6 years later and i'm still making zines!
Issue 3 of Intrusive Signals is coming March 2022. Excited for this one.
In depth interviews and art from:
Scum Alice
Himukalt
Chlorine
Brachliegen TapesWords from me on:
Tyrannic Horizon
Split release culture
ColdsoreAlso:
Lucidet - maze artwork
Neurographic Art from JT
And some other last minute bits that might creep in-
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8 hours ago, perunamuusi said:
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It annoys me how they repackage previously released music just to flog some records. I suspect some people may buy this not even realising they already have it
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The venue they use now is nice, I went to the AllPoints festival a few years back and saw Jon Hopkins, Chemical Brothers, DMX Krew and Roisin Murphy. Top day out actually, loads of sambuca and good food. it will be a fun day, but I cannot go this year.
We found a pub just around the corner from the park to have a cheeky few pints in beforehand and meet up, also did half decent food.
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New album dropped on Friday
https://prurient.bandcamp.com/album/creationist
Ridiculous noise head 6xCS+7" format..,.. (based upon the 7 days of creation so stylistically there is a reason).... or digital that I opted for...
Upon initial flick through listen it does sound like the true successor to the excellent Rainbow Mirror album from 2017.
Keen to play this through next, the DOOM ELECTRONICS tag has me salivating at what could be in store given how much influence I took from Rainbow Mirror
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Yeah I love this noisy bast*rd rave stuff... like you say, there must be loads, but I can't think of any right now.
Wrong Music, Complaints Department, early Bangface stuff maybe...
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Yeah grabbed the digital of prurient yesterday. Had a quick flick through but it sounds amazing - Rainbow Mirror is my favourite of his and this sounds even darker
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I bought a 10" promo copy of Phat Planet without even knowing it was Leftfield - back when you'd walk into a record shop and they would give you a pile of wax to sift through.
Belter
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Last.fm:
"Autecher is a project of one young man from Kishinev (Chişinău)/Moldova, named Mark Autecher by his parents long before the famous British electronic duo Autechre appeared. In his music experiments Mark combines hard drone sampladelic … read more"
...and if you click read more it takes you to the Autechre page.
Troll?
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4 hours ago, Shimon_Shimon said:
Do you Beliaeve...... in life aftre love?
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Does listening to Autechre actually make people here cry?
Ok.
First time I saw this in got me big time.
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New EP
Quote"something reused or altered but still bearing visible traces of its earlier form"
Dartmoor is a palimpsest landscape; bearing the marks of generations of people who have worked the fields, quarries and mines to harness it's riches. It can be a harsh, lonely place. The weather can change within moments, plunging you into deep fog or exposing you to scorching sun and winds. Even the most prepared and hardened of folk are caught out.
These tracks were created over the past 6 months, using field recordings taken from across Dartmoor and the surrounding area. Fused with homemade instruments, ramshackle pedals, unpredictable patches and a sprinkling of dismalism.
1. Clapper Bridge (or "River")
2. Longhouses (or "Rock")
3.The Maiden Sea (or "Sea")
4. Bearacleave (or "Wood")
5. Grimspound (or "Moor")
I wanted to honour my new home of Dartmoor and I found this incredibly challenging to achieve - it is an overwhelming landscape full of history, biodiversity and human impact. Part of me feels I should live here for twenty years before attempting to capture it's magick with sounds. But the other part of me wanted to share the start of my journey with you.
After false starts, complete rewrites and whisky, I feel like I have something I can share.
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On 11/18/2021 at 3:35 PM, MIXL2 said:
Anyone remember ladyscraper?
I remember
Hell yes. Saw a performance at Elektrowerkz in London once, might have been for Bangface or potentially something else. Really savage crowd as well that night.
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Just been reading about Hitpiece, seems they are selling artists music as NFTs without permission. Great business model!
The fallout on their Instagram page is quite hilariously savage. Hope this shit gets pulled down mega quick
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I enjoyed Midnight Mass. Yeah, there was some filler but generally I thought it covered some interesting ground. The vampire bit was probably the lamest link but it was a good cast and I liked the "are we alive/dead" scenes they set. Don't think I would watch it again, but the hymn they sang near the end actually stuck with me for a while after watching it.
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32 minutes ago, Silent Member said:
Looks like Spotify is having a very bad time and people are leaving in droves. Celebratory post.
I am happy.
First and last post in the Spotify thread.
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Picked up the MegaDrive Classics pack for my PS3. £4 from a charity shop. Currently playing Sonic 2 like a bitch
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I watched e2 last night, I thought it was fine actually. I'm still gonna keep watching to see where it goes..
I enjoyed watching him taking old mangled cartridges apart and splicing tape.
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I have never listened to all 8 hours in one sitting.
It is NTS1-4 and I listen to them as either separate releases (on vinyl) or shuffled random playlist via wav.
I guess the question should be, were these sessions commissioned for NTS as 2 hour bundles, or were the sessions selected to fill 2 hour slots...
Without NTS, it could have been released by Warp as Warp1-8 in 1 hour chunks, 6 months apart, maximising vinyl / CD sales etc....
Or just digitally as an 8 hour impromptu broadcast via Twitch that only 5 people sat and listened to all of it. Then maybe someone recorded a bit of it and it ended up on youtube, but most of it was lost forever...
And therefore my point is, the way the music is presented and marketed makes a huge difference to how we (the consumers) perceive it.
But it's still full of great casual donks, i'm not disputing that...
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25 minutes ago, eclipsis said:
Well, it was presented as a four part thing where each instalment works individually on its own so I don't think it was ever meant to be listened to in full.
I think the fact that it was all released at the same time (well, originally broadcast days apart from physically released at once) means that it is perceived as a self contained release. Film trilogys are released years apart to maximise exposure, spread costs and allow parts to sink in.
Perhaps if NTS 1-4 was released with a couple of months between each show (or seasonally - is part 1 Spring?) then I would agree more.
The cynical part of me thinks it is one 8 hour+ session that was just cut up into perfect 2 hour chunks in order to fill the allocated NTS broadcast slots.
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If they are still available in Feb, I shall stick an order in. I am on a strict no new-music-in-January thing.
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I have a Tech Itch live recording from a Renegade Hardware event years ago, severely awesome and probably one of my most played d&b mixes ever.
Also, back in 2003, John Peel knew
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Aye just listening to the bandcamp stream now, this is solid stuff. Interval Signal is a jam!
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