18 hours ago, illbarto said:

Pinch & Sherwood: Late night Endless

Haven't stopped listening to Adrian Sherwood since I saw him last week! What a legend, mixing old school dub and dub-step seamlessly, all live not a computer in sight. awesome gig.

This is Sherwood with legendary Bristol dub step producer Pinch. more your ambient Burial style than the the in your face Skrillex vibe.

 

 

also saw Adrian Sherwood at Womadelaide, just couldn't get into him..... and I was a fan of On U Sound way back when! Stuff like African Head Charge, jeez, that was 35+ years ago, I think my tastes have changed. Much prefer the heavy dub/electro from Rhythm & Sound these days https://hardwax.com/basic-channel/

Out of Perspective - V/A (Soup-Disk Japan)

On 3/20/2018 at 2:26 PM, Ian McP said:

also saw Adrian Sherwood at Womadelaide, just couldn't get into him..... and I was a fan of On U Sound way back when! Stuff like African Head Charge, jeez, that was 35+ years ago, I think my tastes have changed. Much prefer the heavy dub/electro from Rhythm & Sound these days https://hardwax.com/basic-channel/

Bass head!

(Love that stuff too)

Yuen Chee Wai & Lasse Marhaug - In Praise of Shadows

Currently streaming from Bandcamp, c/- Ujikaji Records, and I now covet the vinyl. I could have posted this in ambient or avant garde or... is there a noise thread? LOL

A Singaporean/Norwegian experiment. Two chronologically separate electronic jams, mixed/overlaid together as one. Works really well.

mistake post

Edited March 24, 20187 yr by Benny G

You have to love the Bass........

3 hours ago, Stump said:

You have to love the Bass........

Nice one! It's been a go to demo track of mine for years

Hi All,

 

Some Ulrich Schnauss, a download from Bandcamp:

 

 

JJ

 

Various Artists - ROHS! Netlabel Collection (2008 - 2017) -- a 72 track, 10 hour compilation of mainly dub techno shiz released on the ROHS! netlabel over the last 10 years. €1 lossless download from Bandcamp. 

 

--Geoff

Edited March 26, 20187 yr by hired goon

Martin Gore - M G

 

Anyone expecting D.M. this isn't it. Devoid of vocals, this album would sit somewhere between electronica and ambient. I found it a bit harsh (for want of a better word), to be regarded as ambient. Immersing and enjoyable all the same.

 

Aaaah Sia...nice early Sia 

 

 

 

Edited April 22, 20187 yr by waxman

Nice electronica album . Really well produced .  Uk producer Raffertie 

 

https://ninjatune.net/release/raffertie/sleep-of-reason

 

 

Edited March 30, 20187 yr by Boomboy

 

 

Edited March 30, 20187 yr by wim

Dream Warriors 'My Definition of A Boombastic Jazz Style' 1990 Fourth and Broadway Records, Island Records. Polygram Aust.

A1 – Soul Bossanova mix

B1 – Empty mix

B2 – U Never Know A Good Thing Till You Lose It

 

Bingo Boys Feat. Princessa  'How To Dance' 1991 Atlantic Recording Corp. Made in Aust.

A  – Ambient NY Mix

B1 – Tribal Club Mix

B2 – Extended Radio Version

 

Urban Dance Squad 'Deeper Shade of Soul' 1990 Arista Records, NY. Made in USA.

A   – Dance Mix

B1 – Freak Mix

B2 – Single Version

 

Snap 'Cult of Snap' 1990 BMG Records, Australasia.

A  – World Power Mix

B1 – Album Version

B2 – E-Version

 

 

Edited March 31, 20187 yr by BuzzzFuzzz

4 hours ago, Boomboy said:

Nice electronica album . Really well produced .  Uk producer Raffertie 

 

https://ninjatune.net/release/raffertie/sleep-of-reason

 

 

My brother used to have a similar system to this, without the turntable though. Memories.....

Cabaret Voltaire - Plasticity - 2LP original UK pressing - 1992. Da Bomb

On The Right Track - V/A.  Compiled by John Kong.

Edit: Oops,wrong thread.

Edited March 31, 20187 yr by mrbuzzardstubble

1 hour ago, metal beat said:

Cabaret Voltaire - Plasticity - 2LP original UK pressing - 1992. Da Bomb

DaDa'ist electronic. I remember when Sensoria was getting a lot of air play on Rage in the 80's.

Hi All,

 

A download from Bandcamp

 

 

JJ

 

dumbledog - Disciples Of Euclid (Part 3) -- basically setting some patterns on the sequence and letting it run for 40 minutes, with subtle variations. Sounds kinda like Klaus Schulze's Mirage.  "Name Yer Price" lossless download from Bandcamp.

 

--Geoff

Edited March 31, 20187 yr by hired goon

Kilo - Some abstract/ IDM out of Germany.

 

On 29/03/2018 at 4:25 PM, t_mike said:

Martin Gore - M G

 

Anyone expecting D.M. this isn't it. Devoid of vocals, this album would sit somewhere between electronica and ambient. I found it a bit harsh (for want of a better word), to be regarded as ambient. Immersing and enjoyable all the same.

 

Have you heard any of the Recoil albums ? 

Edited April 4, 20187 yr by cafe67

 

Above clip is Atom Heart aka Uwe Schmidt aka Senor Coconut (yes,really!) with Burnt Friedman

Here's Burnt again in a different guise, he played this track Uzu in 4 channel surround at the Toff in Town Melbourne last year.

Eastern rhythms as intelligent electronic dance music.

 

https://burntfriedman.bandcamp.com/album/bokoboko

 

< The uneven types of rhythm, which provide the specific oscillation on which all the tracks are based, in principle obey all the components: melodies, noises, monophone sequences and dub echoes inserted into pre-sketched, programmed basic tracks. The tracks of the current production, like those in Secret Rhythms, Friedman’s live-and-studio project with Jaki Liebezeit, must be viewed as intermediate phases in an on-going process. They are not finalized, completed pieces that permit no further alteration, nor do they correspond to the idea of an original with unmistakable identity. On the contrary: permutability is their salient feature, and they are built according to a plan that follows natural laws.

released February 7, 2012

Burnt Friedman – pans, drums, organ, Korg Ms20,
sampler, guitars, rubberbox (track 7), monochord
Hayden Chisholm – reeds, tracks 3/4/6/7/8/10
Daniel Schröter – bass guitar, tracks 5/6/7/10
Joseph Suchy – electric guitar, tracks 4/5/9
Takeshi Nishimoto – sarod, tracks 4/8
David Franzke – field recordings, tracks 1/3/6/7/8/9/10 >