Posts Tagged ‘dub’

mega-blogg

This Lil B riddim is so great.

Proto-Acid House from India

Super Early Kraftwerk (Vintage ’71)

Digital Dub

Scissor Girls, “Mr. Poison”. I always forget how great Chicago no-wave was.

Don’t remember where I downloaded this from, which are the best downloads. The band is called Population, and the album is called “Practice”. So Google is not much help. Anyone know anything about this? Fucked up post-punk jam. Seems like the internet made us all forget we are on the brink of annihilation.

UPDATE: I still haven’t shed any light on this band, but WFMU reveals the original of this cover Eisbar. Categorized as Swiss art-punk. Works for me. The original has some funny saxophoning at the end.

And, of course, the classic Samuel L. Jackson B-more Club mix.

That’s probably good for now.

amnesia..

To my Bay Area readers: tomorrow night I will be throwing down some dub & dancehall on the decks at Amensia (853 Valencia St., off of 20th). Mi Ami will be performing. Their integration of dubby basslines, Ash Ra Tempel-like guitar wizardry, and punk intensity is fully endorsed by this blog. Check it.

murder dub

Avicenna – Murder Dub

This is a dub I mixed recently. It is fairly rough and somewhat conservative in how it treats the song, but it is one that I felt was really deserving of some sort of dub treatment.

force quit – air cut ep

If you want to look at the powerful influence dub continues to exert over electronic music, you could do a lot worse than checking out this free EP.

Of course, in my perfect world, dub would exert a lot of power on all music.

Moritz von Oswald Interview

In a previous post I mentioned how I admired Moritz von Oswald’s work ethic. Well, this was the interview I was referring to. If you’ve got 2 spare hours, it’s worth checking out. The Red Bull sponsorship is funny, but don’t let that fool you, this is a seriously awesome talk.