Archive for the 'Grime' Category

That Ballard novel about the Vorticist condo development

Saturday, July 10th, 2010

I like abstracty sounds because I come from drum n bass. I like to do different sounds – I don’t like the same sounds. I don’t like nothing straight. If it sounds like someone else’s I’m not in it. I’ve got to be different, I have to be different. I’ve got to dress different, have […]

Mix: Mr. Bump live @ Komodo Dubs (MTL)

Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

Mr.Bump live at Komodo Dubs, Montreal (Feb 2010) 1 hour session from February, opening for Shackleton and Reza Rekta (Anti Social) alongside the Montreal gang: Komodo, Hosta and Bus.  Straightforward Ableton set here: Spooky garridge, bassline pressure, 8-bar and early, instrumental grime.  Some minor edits. Channeling Slimzee in the last half – lots of favourites […]

Margins Music

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

I’m behind on a lot of things right now thanks to a bad case of RSI, but I’ve been meaning to post about this.  Dusk and Blackdown’s album Margins Music has finally been released and, along with it, a stunningly produced video.  It’s not a music video in the usual sense – it cuts together […]

Forward Sounds 2008

Tuesday, December 4th, 2007

“And you’ll never hear music like this again” – MC GQ (AWOL tape, 1993) Maybe it’s time to revive ‘Forward Sound,’ though maybe in the plural. Circa 2003 that was the open-ended term that used to describe what eventually became dubstep, along with a tangle of threads that split off or got left behind. Just […]

Allstars

Wednesday, October 24th, 2007

Fantastic new blogariddims mix compiled by Lower End Spasm and mixed by Alex Bk Bk. This mix got me smiling during a long walk in the rain yesterday (many thanks to the bus driver for that opportunity). It mines that early period of grime that led many of us to drop other musical pursuits and […]

Sufferation time

Friday, July 13th, 2007

He’s done it again. In absolute contrast to my recent Blogariddims mix, paul.meme trots out part 3 of his Dubstep Sufferah series. Heavy duty Ableton mashing here in a style that Paul’s been steadily refining over the last year or so. Lots of hand picked CD-Rs on display, along with a persistent faith in the […]