Please enjoy jwz mixtape 006. It is perhaps a bit different than what you have come to expect so far.
It is also composed of music that is not terribly recent, as I've pretty much lost track of releases in this style in the last few years. Please to be making the suggestions.
1) Autechre -- Second Bad Vilbel
That is probably one of the best electronic based songs ever made off of Autechre's best album ever made.
2) MC 900ft Jesus
Awesome.
If you like 5F_55, Mike Brun, half of that band, formed 5F-X a while back, who have a similar style.
Yay for Panacea.
A few random recommendations:
Photek - Baltimore (Tech Itch & Dylan Remix) [Form & Function Vol 2 Promo]
Absolute Zero & Subphonics - The Code (skc rmx) [renegade hardware]
Sabre - Elite [renegade recordings]
Total Science - Street Level (Loxy rmx) [renegade hardware]
Dj Fresh - Chainsaw [Violence rec]
Gridlock - The Fillmore [Project 51]
Anything by Counterstrike (usually on Cell or Algorythm], Pendulum [Breakbeat Kaos] and Concord Dawn [Uprising/Ill.Skillz]
That had me puzzled for a moment. Until I realised you meant Gridlok.
(Gridlock is cool too, albeit not quite the same style ;)
woops, my bad!
(and yeah, Gridlock is cool)
somehow it's that the kind of music my students always use in their final presentations. must be the reason why i'm reluctant to listen to stuff like this at home (i also show pavlovian conditioning by immediately imagine cheesy cgi). nevertheless worthwhile.
some (stale) tunes from my vault that might fit peripherally:
kulturni program - YC 30
Rosewater - Random Replay
Hypnoskull - Technothrill
mochipet - plastic carpet ride (ranbient works 2002)
Add N to (X) - Is that alright FYUZ (Return of the black regent EP)
Rosewater is one of my favorite bands...
suprised to see them mentioned.
Autechre can still write a good tune, although the style is not the same as Tri Repetae.
The early stuff is great, but I think they lost their minds after Chiastic Slide. I find ep7, Confield and Draft 7.30 unlistenable.
This is not the kind of music I can claim to know, but I'm about halfway through and I like it. I've heard similar bits and pieces in bumper music or at various clubs and events, but have never really matched songs to groups or titles. If you had any aspirations to expand the musical tastes of the people listening, you are succeeding. I tend toward the vaguely Folk/Punk/Americana corner of music (Nick Cave, old and young) with forays into showtunes and symphonic metal: all pretty afar from these pieces. As a result, I can't quite give many suggestions other than a general nod to the fact that I'm unfamiliar with it and it is enjoyable. The past mixes had bands I was familiar with or own several albums of, but this one has only a few bands whose names are vaguely familiar.
Thanks for the musical tour. I'm looking forward to future installments.
this is the best mix tape you've done so far, IMO.
totally surprised to see the powernoise in there....
I really need to make you a CD.
Suggestions:
more jungle/drill n noise/IDM stuff:
DJ Hidden
Enduser
Edgey
Submerged
Dryft
Detritus
Liar's Rosebush
I:gor
Somatic Responses
Venetian Snares
more powernoise with really good drum programming and breaks:
Scrap.EDX
Pneumatic Detach
Iszoloscope
5f-X
Prometheus Burning
I could go on for days....
like i said on saturday, stop by upstairs at DeathGuild at some point. like around 1:45 (that's around when i start doing the more interesting stuff :D )... if you really wanna hear some awesome industrial-jungle and breaks!
enduser. yes.
I got interrupted midway through listening to it today.
Cydonia's goa trance, I guess, which explains why they bring to mind Juno Reactor, who were my introduction to goa. A search says you've heard of them, & I wonder if you've completely raided their back catalog. Specifically, Beyond the Infinite had my favorites.
That Joujouka track's also awesome.
Once again I think about getting out my videotapes of Amp & saving them to digital.
Yeah, I love those first three JR albums. I thought Shango was just OK, though. Now I see that there are two later ones that I haven't heard...
The last one I listened to kind of sucked. Or at least it fell far short of my high expectations. That was labyrinth and you've already heard most of it from the matrix 3 soundtrack. Which is where it kind of when south for me. The other later ones are all EPs I think.
Whaaat? Oh, wait. Labyrinth, the brilliant song from the Samurai single, is not on the Labyrinth album. Or anywhere else, apparently. So I revise that to "WTF, Juno Reactor?"
When thinking of their later albums I think of how they were far more fascinated by drums than I was. That could be their live music coloring my memories of the albums, though.
I'm going to go dig up some albums & check that.
Could you leave the tables of contents for the old tapes up for "reference" purposes? Even without the "streaming" links. I'm trying to remember some of the tracks on one of the first four tapes, and I'm having difficulty. The tapes didn't accidentally fall onto my ipod, I swear.
I recommend doing a simple copy/paste performance for that tapes that are still on the page. :)
I was "meaning to get around to that" and then with the latest release, the page was cleaned up. Google cache next...
Okay, they DID fall on my ipod and I want to insert chapter breaks. There; you broke me.
Fortunately for the RIAA, there exists absolutely no software anywhere that could automatically do the illegal thing that it seems like you're trying to do. So don't even bother trying to look for it.
War is Peace.
Have you looked at the poll?
You may like Umwelt.
Last release on Satamile:
Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation
Good tracks: Kiss In The Dark, Outlaw World, Elysium Planum.