dBridge - Scarlett
dBridge on a bass techno vibe on Convex Industries, rotation from Jon Convex, Martyn, Jimmy Edgar.
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Martyn - We Are You In The Future (Redshape Remix)
Redshape - Throw in Dirt
Pure darkness! Those vocals sound like a banshee having a bad time, those synths sound like they’re being tortured and the drums are like a whisk whipping up a frenzy. Listen to it a couple of times and you begin to see why it’s called Throw In Dirt (like what you do at a funeral).
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Flying Lotus’ Brainfeeder Records a free full length compilation
The 12-track compilation includes music from Lapalux, Martyn, Samiyam, Tokimonsta, The Gaslamp Killer, Teebs, Matthewdavid, and Mono/Poly
DOWNLOAD Free compilation here
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Sei A - Flux (Martyn’s Electromagnetic Mix)
Flux blends retro video game sounds with vocal samples, laid out against a psychedelic cha-cha rhythm. This one received early support from Martyn who - fresh off his LP release - weighs in with one of his strongest and most playable remixes in recent memory, driving the 8-bit riff into a frenzy, backed by iron-clad beats bouncing atop a megaton sub. Guaranteed crowd-pleaser, this one!
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Sputnikas World Top 10 Albums of 2011
Announced today, my favourite 10 Albums of 2011…
1. Byetone SyMeta (Raster Noton)
2. Rustie Glass Swords (Warp)
3. James Blake James Blake (Atlas Recordings)
4. Tycho Dive (Ghostly International)
5. Martyn Ghost People (Brainfeeder)
6. SBTRKT SBTRKT (Young Turks)
7. Gui Boratto III (Kompakt)
8. Kuedo Severant (Planet Mu)
9. Nicolas Jaar Space is Only Noise (Circus Company)
10. Mayer Hawthorne How Do You Do (Universal)
Martyn - Popgun
Taken from Martyn’s forthcoming album Ghost People.
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Jon Convex - Falling Again
Hi-tech contemporary electro-funk from Jon Convex, aka half of Instra:mental. Debuting on Martyn’s 3024 label.
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Martyn - All Nights
Taken from first 12” of a collaborative series from All City. Mike Slott on a B-side.
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