03 31 2009
Here we have two very samey tunes from Andy George, but weilding such filthy basslines they deserve a post. The garage-influenced Andy George has come a long way since we last left him - now hosting a show on Radio1 with his childhood-chum Jaymo. A dream come true following their school days of mucking around, where the two youngsters recorded makeshift radio shows using two cassette players, a turntable and a Radioshack microphone.
Weird, contorted bass punctuates The Futureheads' indie vocals and strummed riffs, snipped and slotted between gigantic slabs of wonky bass:
His remix of Rochelle sees stuttery, fidgety beats lead into a rumbling, pent-up bassline: pure bounce:
by Pelski
posted in Andy George, Rochelle, The Futureheads
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03 30 2009
A new feature on your favourite blog has arrived:
the monthly 'pelski highly recommends chart'. It includes the 15 tunes I'm most enjoying that month: they'll mostly be new releases (though not necessarily), spanning from jackin house to miminal techno to the odd dubstep warbler. It is a chance for me to list a number of tunes I can't - or dont feel it's fair to - share. Buy them from
beatport.
1. Jesse Rose - Well Now
2. Claude Von Stroke - Beware of the Bird (Justin Martin Remix)
3. Simian Mobile Disco - Synthesise
4. Dada Attack - Clearly Imply
6 The Doors - The End (Riva Starr ReTrip)
7. Radioclit - Secousse (Round Table Knights Remix)
8. Jack Beat - What! (Foamo re-edit)
10. Jesse Rose - Touch My Horn (Crookers Remix)
13. Various Productions - Lost
15. Tomb Crew - Western Jam
by Pelski
posted in Bart Bmore, Beni, DJ Mujava, Goshi Goshi, TRG, pelskil highly recommends chart
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03 24 2009
After a number of successful nights at Corsica Studios, Trouble Vision now has its eyes set on Matter, the new (ish) super-club at the now defunct Millenium Dome in Greenwich. Trouble Vision will be hosting Room 2 with Headman, Jojo De Freq, Solid Gold and Park Ranger. Of course Style of Eye (an
exclusive mix of whose can be found below this post), Audio Bullys and Azzido Da Bass are worth a see-in too.
And don't forget to catch Ettienne De Crecy's renowned
visual cube show. Not to be missed.
Buy your tickets
here, and use "SolidGold" as a promo code to get in for a mere £6.
by Pelski
posted in Uncategorized
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03 23 2009
by mv
posted in Radio, mp3, music
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03 20 2009
Hailing from Budapest, Kokuz are a duo dealing in broken beats and thumping house. Their remixes revolve around simple breaks re-rubs. Over the last three months Kokuz have sent me a consistent line of remixes.
Their latest is a subtle reworking of the filthy electro-house anthem by Sharooz. They retain the spluttering, buzzy slab of bass, but undercut it with some choppy beats and a more forceful momentum:
Following my recent post on the huge house banger
Float My Bloat, Kokuz strap a salt 'n peppa acapella to Lazy Jay's dancefloor tune. His remix of Fairmont's houser is a low-key re-jigg: half house, half breaks:
by Pelski
posted in Fairmont, Kokuz, Lazy Jay, Sharooz
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Here we have two very samey tunes from Andy George, but weilding such filthy basslines they deserve a post. The garage-influenced Andy George has come a long way since we last left him - now hosting a show on Radio1 with his childhood-chum Jaymo. A dream come true following their school days of mucking around, where the two youngsters recorded makeshift radio shows using two cassette players, a turntable and a Radioshack microphone.
