This early afternoon it is the seminal classic...

Ott, "Hallucinogen in Dub", Twisted Records

Aside from being one of the best re-imaginings of existing tracks I have heard, this is one album that does not get tired. I have listened to this album for years and years. The original Hallucinogen albums were w-a-y ahead of their time and are proper psychedelic goa trance, and this dubification is a must have album with thick, layered dubby basslines and plenty of tweaky perussion. A great album for just about any pastime. The original Hallucinogen albums "Twisted" and "The Lone Deranger" are also must haves for lovers of trance - despite their age they (still) cause dancefloor meyham - Simon Posford is performing a Hallucinogen set at the Rainbow Serpent Festival this coming Saturday night.

For Ott fans, you will be pleased to hear that his third studio album is set for a March release. Of course, such statements often end up being out a couple of months, but at least it is on the way.

Edited January 18, 201115 yr by Vitruvian

Some more minimal electro dub:

Kit Clayton - Nek Sanalet

Vintage (1999) Scape release.

yes, this is good.

Talking Klaus, the artist at mature stage of his career path, for my taste him the best album, "Kontinuum"

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This is one album which I prefer to listen to on CD over vinyl, as I think you have to listen to the entire piece without getting up to flip the record and I think you 'lose a bit of the feeling' for it in doing so....

Another classic for an afternoon of thesis writing (and SNA-based procrastination...)

Phutureprimitive, "Subconscious", Waveform Records

Dark, Dubby beats. I think that this album offers quite a unique sound, there is not a lot of darker chillout that is complex and well produced.

Just home from 'My Place of Employment' having a Crownie and listening to

Edited October 3, 20178 yr by Janjuc
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OK you doof doof boys, is anyone here into ambient: drone, space, Berlin school?

Thinking Biosphere, Alio Die, Oophoi, etc.

Spun Biosphere - Substrata the other night and enjoyed it so much I had a bit of an ambient session...

Thomas Koner - Nuuk

Future Sound of London - Lifeforms

Murcof - Cosmos

Loscil - Endless Falls

Clan Analogue - Cog

Compilation of early 90's Aus electronic dance music. Takes me back to some very weird warehouse's in inner city Sydney during that time. When you had to call on the hour for the 'secret' location...memories...

Same here! (though the memories are of the corresponding Melbourne warehouses...)

Clan Analogue still active in Sydney and Melbourne and producing releases.

Same here! (though the memories are of the corresponding Melbourne warehouses...)

Clan Analogue still active in Sydney and Melbourne and producing releases.

Good to know...is it just me or are there fewer dance/electronic music stores around these days? I've seen a couple around Melbourne but their vinyl stock always seem a bit slim...

there are fewer. 1985 - 1998 were the golden years.

Just been playing one of my favorite albums from last year, "On" by Funki Porcini.

I’ve mentioned once or twice that I am a huge fan of the Ninja Tune label and FP came to my attention through the excellent Ninja compilations that they issue every now and again. They have a branch of their artistic tree that has an electronic-jazz feel to it that I love. DJ Food, Skalpel, Cinematic Orchestra, Bonobo and others all do it for me very well.

So the first time I heard this latest offering I knew it was a classic and it’s grown on me every play since. I know some would cringe at the word ‘jazzy’ in context to any music hybrid, but don’t let it put you off this is pure quality electronic / dance / jazz / seriously good music

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Plastikman - Arkives Mix. Just stunning.

Plastikman - Arkives Mix. Just stunning.

How does it compare to Closer? (which I haven't heard either)

Mid tempo proggy tunes:

Sundial Aeon, Apotheosis, Flow Records

Groovy beats that feature a fat, proggy kick. Some psybient breaks make an appearence in this album. I would suggest that this is quite an electronic sounding album - not in a bad way.

Did anyone here make it to see Shpongle outdoors? It was absolute dancefloor mayhem! A very primal dance floor, with well over 5,000 souls getting Shpongled. I think that was my most 'losing myself in the music' dance I have ever had. The engineering was sublime and deft as well.

I had thought that some of the new stuff was cheesy on the fourth album, however, it translated into an epic live experience. If/ when they come back, I suggest anyone that loves electronica go and check it out.

boards of canada - music has the right to children

Bonobo - Black Sands

Mice Parade - What it means to be left handed

boards is a hot album.

boards is a hot album.

"One. Two. Orange."

^ "yeah that's right"

Mcenroe - Billy's Vision

smooth instrumental hip-hop

composed for an art installation IIRC

boards of canada - music has the right to children

Boards of Canada on Vinyl!? Did you buy it during it's initial release run? Because i just had a quick look on Discogs and all the BoC vinyls are heavily inflated

Boards of Canada on Vinyl!? Did you buy it during it's initial release run? Because i just had a quick look on Discogs and all the BoC vinyls are heavily inflated

Sadly no. I only heard these guys last year. I imagine this would be incredible on vinyl.

BoC vinyl is incredibly saught after...sadly i never find it! i wish i could though. Geogaddi:love:love:love:love:love

BoC vinyl is incredibly saught after...sadly i never find it! i wish i could though. Geogaddi:love:love:love:love:love

Geezz your not kidding...just saw a copy of Twoism on vinyl for 2k! That's just silly...

Ashtech - 'Walking Target' (Interchill Records), Electronic Dub with a nice flow.

Now listening to: Proem - 'Enough Conflict' (n5MD), ambient IDM?? quite brilliant!

A lot of great artists on n5MD, with flac downloads for $10.99us, Bargain!!

Edited January 29, 201115 yr by choprite

Good to know...is it just me or are there fewer dance/electronic music stores around these days? I've seen a couple around Melbourne but their vinyl stock always seem a bit slim...

Very possibly, as I don't go out and buy CDs at all (except for random 2nd hand buys), I have been buying FLAC files from the net.. and the occasional ordered CD.

I think SLAP records in Fitzroy (the proprieter being the most excellent Clan Analogue DJ Toupee) wound down their operations mostly due to the pressure of everything being easily available on the 'net.

Also it seems a lot of DJ's are going the laptop route, so buying music as WAV or FLAC files online for playing might be taking over from vinyl.

Now listening to: Proem - 'Enough Conflict' (n5MD), ambient IDM?? quite brilliant!

A lot of great artists on n5MD, with flac downloads for $10.99us, Bargain!!

Agreed. And this:

http://n5md.com/discography/116/Proem_LiveMD[cd?]

.....is even better.