Archive of posts filed under the d**step category.
Irie Up magazine
Blackdown and Grievous Angel
FACT magazine: The month in…Bass. Tom Lea interviews Blackdown and Grievous Angel about the “Margins Music Redux” remix album. Which I am sure is great, but for some reason I haven’t received my copy yet… hmm? Here is a nice promo video for the album: Paul is a suitably excitable interviewee as usual, dropping in …
she was a ruff rider
First vinyl release on Ruff Revival, following on from the tremendous debut of Naphta’s “Long Time Burning” album on CD. (See my gushing review in Woofah issue 3). And yes, some heavy involvement from Droid, so I am biased – but only because his programming ensures he always comes correct with this stuff. El-B‘s remix …
even more King Midas Sound
Yeah it’s a bit incessant but there are so few releases right now that really excite me I’m going to roll with this for a bit! The Hyperdub bash at the weekend was awesome, lots of nice people, lots of chat and catching up. Bit too rammed, great soundsystem. King Midas Sound came on around …
King Midas Sound’s blog
King Midas Sound An interesting development – some exclusive bits of artwork, linkage and lyrics. Oh and the full text of “Scientist Meets The Ghost Captain”, Kevin Martin’s excellent sleevenotes from the seminal “Macro Dub Infection” compilation. King Midas Sound perform their London debut at Corsica Studios this Saturday as part of the Hyperdub “5” …
Kode9 talks to wayneandwax
I Hate Rinse FM
Actually I don’t, but was interested to see these comments from the ever-readable Paul Stott: I Intend To Escape ………………….And Come Back : I Hate Rinse FM. Reminds me of my pirates, politics, parochialism post from a few years back. (We got round the pirates interfering with Radio 4 by getting digital radio in the end…)
state of the union #2
who put the voodoo pon dubstep?
Blackdown: LDN011 Grievous Angel. (check this link for audio and full details) Two big tunes from my man Paul Meme coming out on Blackdown’s seminal Keysound label. Side A is a remix of Naphta’s Soundclash from the wicked “Long Time Burning” album. Flip is more abstract wonky business. Promo sounds fat as you like. Check. …