Monday, 14 June 2010

other pockets of resistance

On the dire sea of conformism, we are never sailing on our own. As often as possible, I will signal other worthy buccaneers.

Krikor has never compromised. You will find righteous morale and great edits on his new site, including one of my old fave, Nini Raviolette's 'Suis-je Normale'.

There are loads more places of interest but two that jump to my mind right now. First is the ever growing Get The Curse (The French young crew), where you can also find my 'Back of the Box' playlists. The other being Feel My Bicep (you may find othere edits of mine there)...

This place is still being built, there will be on the right side of the page a list of close allies very soon but I could not leave without pointing towards home
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Sunday, 13 June 2010

geek to death


if you're not a DJ, do not even check this. If you are, you might as well do (I was one of the lucky testers, they're pretty pretty good).

SLIGHT RETOUCH part one


Are we allowed to retouch (or destroy then rebuild) the 'classics'? Of course we are. What is a 'classic anyway'?

rich oil for shit motors (ISE8 edit)

For those who catch us up here, I do not give the title of the original track though, especially for this one, it should not be too hard for you people.

Digging

Also been playing a lot of oldies recently, either on vinyl or that have been professionally digitilized by a friend of mine (get in touch here for contact). Here are ten from the grave:

Furious-Furious-Elektro Music Dept

Gino Zavoli- Nott in Time (Lele Pasini)-Uomo

Zombie Nation-The Cut-Dekathlon

Databrain-Elektrofrogs (JD Twitch edit)-Mule

Dan Physics-Cannot Find Words-Creme

Mr Velcro Fastener-Electric Appliances-Air

Tomorrow People-Tv's On Brain is off-Tomorrow

Hawkeye-Unfunk-Headinghome

Rene et Gaston-Merluche Ideale- Artless

Joe Zas-Untitled-Volfoni


Good hunting. if you have playlist of oldies you'd like to send me, please do.

Saturday, 12 June 2010

7.33 am

just back from Fabric. hope it will not be the last time. Here are the ten (recent) tracks that made my night:

Aux 88-Voice Modulation (Anthony Rother mix)-Echoism

Hot Natured-Wintertime-Culprit


Whim-ee-Smile Darling-Zauberlich

Funk d'Void & Sian-The Puppet who could see his own strings-Variance


Abe Duque -Hipocrisy (Digweed & Muir rx)-Process


Franck Roger-Love Call (Dyed Soundorom late call rx)-Real Tone


Superpitcher-Rabbits in a Hurry (It's a Fine Line rx)-Kompakt


Cormac-Merlin-B.Pitch


Oliver
Ho & Tommy Gillard present Atlas-Rails-Wires

Chloe-Diva (Alex Smoke rx)-Kill the DJ



xxx

LOST TREASURE part one

Where would we without sharing music ? In good spirit , I'll post here some simple edits (nothing too fancy)of tracks I consider underrated. Like with my back of the box playlists on french uber site Get the Curse this is not about genres, just about sheer quality. As a principle, I will not give the exact references of the original track, but it should not be too hard to find for people of acquired taste as you are... I just do not understand why this band did not explode. Too often, magic stays in the shadow and tricks in the light. And I don't think it's too soon to call this a cult favorite:

'not on the list' (ISE8 edit)

More soon... Starting tomorrow with the tracks that rocked my graveyard Fabric shift...

Monday, 7 June 2010

This may seems strange...

...But I've decided to communicate with the outside world. No Myspace, No Facebook, No Twitter... Only here (and a few other chosen places)... Hopefully I'll have things to say and stuff to pass on.
More very very soon. xxxx. Ivan.

Ps: And yes, this is really me, not a fake.