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Maybe afeks will send you some 1s and 0s Sent from my RMX2155 using Tapatalk

Who told you that? I had a great time at All Points East a few years back (also held at Victoria Park) - and Field Day is basically a day of this festival now anyway. Great production in the tents (sound quality was perfectly adequate for a daytime London festival tbh). Stages were nicely spread out and I never noticed any unwanted soundbleed. Loads of bars, loads of different food options, plenty of toilets etc, never felt overcrowded. Main stage sound quality was great (Chemical Brothers banged it out, I left before the end and could still hear them playing from nearly at the tube station) Couple of smaller outdoor stages were good too. Drinks were standard London prices, you never expect them to be cheap now, so that is what it is. I shall be going along with a positive mental attitude (TM) and enjoying myself! Here's hoping for a dingy basement afterparty playing acid chiptune breakcore jungle nonsense until 7am

Ah yes, Voorn was neat. Kinda forgot about that. He had a ton of tracks all layered up and spliced, it was great. Chris Fortier's is a fairly straightforward tech house mix but across 3xCDs. At the time it really hit the spot - I should probably give it a listen again (its definitely been a few years, may have aged). Some great DJs did that series actually, looking at the discogs now, I remember Lee Burridge, Anthony Pappa, Phil K and Will Saul all bringing great mixes too.

Yes! Pure gold that. The Chris Fortier Balance mixes were great too, but I think James Holden's effort was by far the best. Another cracking tune of his:

According to the bleep bio its Clark singing. I kinda like it. Remember when Snares sang on the My Love is a bulldozer album that time - I kinda liked that too,

Yeah I was a massive James Holden fan in the early 00's when Sasha, Armin, Tiesto etc were dropping his tunes. This is the banger: Horizons, The Wheel, etc... all gold

Suspect Bonobo will headline the 2nd stage so you can quite happily miss that if you so desire. Stoked to be able to see Moderat again! Sent from my RMX2155 using Tapatalk

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I will be there. I had a fever dream that the lineup also includes Moderat (who I love seeing live) and Autechre headlining one of the tents before Aphex hits the main outdoor stage. If this becomes true, I meltphase Sent from my RMX2155 using Tapatalk

They are a hive mind

Off to see this next week, looks amazing

Something like the audio-visual twitch experiments from a couple of years back but hosted at ae.twig or similarly cool url, and its an ever evolving album patch that will play out live over the course of a month, never to be repeated and there will be a chat function of course. Maybe warp will wanna release a 2xCD "best of" at the end called Fieftine When the stream is over, anyone who listened to the ENTIRE thing get a "cool" from Seb and a "lol" from Roy.

Thanks for sharing this, a few of the tracks were niggling me because I knew what they were but lost in the fog of time.... turns out I had a couple of them on vinyl in the shed ? This mix is a keeper

Katla. Strange goings on at an Icelandic research centre. Great stuff, 3 episodes in out of 8 so far.

Yeah loved that tainted love cover. Pure vibes. This is so good, I'm getting pissed on cheap wine

And it's lovely so far. Deep groovy house business that's soundtracked my dinner prep tonight perfectly!

... but do you have the Terminator 2 EP and "snippets"? ?

Tis a stunning release, and I think his debut P-mu album is one of my favourite of all time on the label. Definitely top 10.

AI SPACE by Anthony Rother New double album of drum machine electro weirdness. Loving it!

S1 was fun.

At 1:30 when they show all the detached massive houses, that road still looks exactly the same 45 years later, except they all sell for well above £1m now. Kinda cool I guess. At 23:45 he's walking along Deadman's Walk where the railings have a "pineapple" top finial on them at each post. I did some repair work on those a few years back. https://goo.gl/maps/LfStN88ZKZA7eMsB9

And after I watched this, I really liked it. It could have gotten really messy with the time travel stuff but actually it felt quite grounded. I loved the way the scenes melted during the trips. Could have been some more weirdness and perhaps more "is this real?" moments but overall I liked it. They tend to keep their films short and I really like dig that move. Tight editing yet never feels rushed. Also discovered afterwards they have a brand new film out too and i'm excited to see how this ties into their continuity y e

Synchronic by Benson & Moorhead is now on Netflix UK, so i'm finally watching that.

Awesome, almost missed this. Heard about him recording this a few years back, glad its finally out

Couldn't see a thread so lets get this started. Strange year for me, really had to dig to put this list together because it felt like no real standouts. But... I guess it shows how weird my music tastes have gone. Jason Crumer - Thin Ice (No Rent 057) - top ambient/noise/synth business. Rovox 625 - Cut Into (Steel Gloss 048) - strangely intense drone/crushing noise harsh soft weirdo. Prurient - Creationist (Hospital Productions) - experimental industrial layers Busy Microbes - Calling (Woodford Halse 050) - Ekoplekz + Katie English collab album or wonderfully weird bleeps Organ of Corti - Auris (New Forces 127) - tape loops, synths and bizarro noises in this 3-way collab featuring Altar Of Flies, one of my favourite new finds of 2022. Himukalt - A Third Fantasy (Found Remains 019) - uncomfortable industrial bangers Maybe some more to add once I've gone through the few tapes and vinyl i've bought this year (not much, im skint) Some great compilations / reissues and older stuff released too, but I'll keep this thread as strictly album format released in 2022 for now....