Paul Rose revisits his SCB moniker for this week’s Chris Liebing’s curated CLR podcast series.
Originally the SCB project was conceived as an antidote to the characteristic broken beats of the Scuba sound, as was shown on the first SCB release, a remix of Scuba’s own Hard Boiled taken from the album A Mutual Antipathy in 2008.[*]
Full tracklist and download information beneath the fold.
I have uploaded the recording of yesterday’s Late Nite Tip broadcast on Sub.FM hosted by Mite and myself. Thanks all who tuned in, the full broadcast and tracklist are available beneath the fold.
Distal was on tour in New England this week so you get selections from the two of us, and a bit more explorations in the 140 realm this week.
Check out the full broadcast for exclusive forthcoming Embassy Recordings material from Mak, Clicks & Whistles as well as some unheard sounds from Beaumont, Grievous Angel, Chrissy Murderbot and more.
Free sounds from Bristol on a free download of I’m In Love from the collaborative efforts of Arkist and Komonazmuk.
Uploaded to Arkist’s Soundcloud yesterday, get a preview of the sounds, and download a free WAV of the mastered track the two have made available.
Previews of the track before you download are beneath the jump.
Download: Arkist & Komonazmuk – I’m In Love [via Sendspace]
Distal‘s first full-length release Civilization will finally ship on the highly esteemed Tectonic Recordings label on April 30.
After my first few listens, quite simply, Civilization is a breath of fresh-air to Tectonic. Distal will be the first to cite Pinch‘s influence in his own work, however Civilization transcends what most expect from the legendary label. Tracks exploring a wide palette of styles, not simply BPM, with the unmistakable aesthetic of a Distal production. More importantly the tracks and their arrangement do feel cohesive, a craft that seems to elude many full length releases in the current wave of electronic music.
Read more and listen to previews of Distal’s Civilization LP beneath the fold.
For more in-depth analysis on the release, check the following sites posted reviews:
Resident Advisor, The Quietus, XLR8R, Ear Milk, Sonic Router, MixMag
Three new tracks from the XI, following his recent relocation from his homebase of Toronto to Berlin, the undeniable epicenter of electronic music. It has been some time since XI’s output could be called ‘dubstep‘ however one hears earlier influences of the one-time DubWarNYC headliner’s earlier work in this latest release for New Kanada.
The three track release from XI draws on the influences of the producer’s newfound home in Berlin, making it’s release on New Kanada, a perfect fit for a label who’s back catalogue includes artists such as Seuil, and Basic Soul Unit,
Sepalcure, the duo of Travis Stewart (Machine Drum) and Praveen Sharma (Braille) return to HotFlush with Eternally Yrs EP scheduled for release April 16, 2012.
The four track EP features its namesake, a tune first released on the duo’s eponymous debut last November, a new original ‘Don’t Cry,’ and remixes from Toronto-based techno wunderkind Kevin McPhee, and a contribution from Marcus Intalex under his Trevino guise.
Here is the archive from Late Nite Tip hosted by Embassy Recordings on Sub.FM.
Due to the time change confusion, the show coming on after us ended up starting let which left us the ability to run for an extended three-hour show this time, allowing an extended jungle session from the Embassy crew.
April Fools fun in the first ten minutes but stick with it as the crew showcases exclusives from Clicks & Whistles, previews of the forthcoming Embassy release rom Sleepyhead, and Distal’s forthcoming Civilization LP
We have amended the post to include the full tracklisting as well
Martyn recently contributed a 2 hour selection for BBC Radio One’s Essential Mix program, listen to the stream and check out the tracklist.
Download Martyn BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix [via Mediafire]
Tracklist:
Benjamin Damage & Doc Daneeka — Juggarnaut
dBridge — Scarlett
L-Vis 1990 — Broken Fingers
Bambounou — Fake Jake
DJ Assassin — A Face In The Crowd (Intellidred Mix)
Conforce — Be There At Night
Alex Deamonds — Credentials
Becoming Real — Closer (Jam City Remix)
Boddika — Acid Jackson
Martyn — Bauplan (L-Vis1990 & Bok Bok Remix)
Martyn — Newspeak
Skudge — Man On Wire (Marcel Dettmann Mix 1)
Traveler — Bypass
Jacques Greene — Ready
Burial & Four Tet — Nova
Actress — Slowjam2
Carl Craig — Alien Talk
Dean Blunt & Inga Copeland — Untitled 2
Oneohtrix Point Never — Replica
The Names — Night Shift
Danny Wolfers — Slave Of Rome
Jon Convex — Lied To Be Loved (feat. dBridge)
Conforce — 24 (Gesloten Cirkel Remix)
Joy O & Boddika — Froth
Model 500 — The Messenger
Trevino — Shank
Margot — Randomizzami Sto
Fhloston Paradigm — The Chase
Recloose — Ain’t Changin’
Maya Jane Coles — Get Away
Redshape — The Land
Emeralds — Does It Look Like I’m Here? (Daphni Remix 1)
Carl Craig 69 — Poi Et Pas
Link & E621 — Antacid II
Steffi — Schraper
Martyn — We Are You In The Future
Martyn‘s 3024 label keeps 2012 moving with it’s latest release from masked techno stalwart Redshape. The two tracks selected for this release ‘Throw In Dirt’ and the b-side ‘The Land’ exhibit a more soulful Detroit influence than Redshape’s previous remix contributions to 3024, in that they are colder, citing a markedly Berlin influence. This latest release, heavy in soul and hi-hat trickery, make it clear to see why it merits attention on this site.
The release is available now in digital formats in all reputable online shops, as well as 12″ for the vinyl inclined.
Clips of the release are available beneath the fold courtesy of JunoDownload
Shouts to everybody who listened in live and who came back to check out the archives and enjoy a blast from the past!