August 1, 2008 at 3:22, posted by Theeboon · Filed under Earcandy, Sci-Fi
Now this is interesting stuff… BBC News has a story about a woman called Delia Derbyshire who produced the theme song of the famous Dr. Who science fiction television series. Paul Hartnoll from the techno outfit Orbital is quoted…
June 18, 2008 at 11:02, posted by Theeboon · Filed under Earcandy, Eyecandy
From Dr. Who to The Dark Side of the Moon to modern day dance music, the pioneering members of the Electronic Music Studios radically changed the sound-scape of the 20th Century. ‘What the Future Sounded Like’ tells this fascinating story of British electronic music. ‘What The Future Sounded Like’ mixes experimental visual and sonic techniques with animation and never-seen-since archival footage. A sonic and visual collage, this documentary colors in a lost chapter in music history, uncovering a group of composers and music engineers who harnessed technology and new ideas to re-imagine the boundaries of music and sound.
You can ogle it here (Google Video, 27 min.) and if you’re interested you can find more info about this documentary at the official website as well as here.
June 15, 2008 at 11:03, posted by Theeboon · Filed under Earcandy
Subtle Audio is een puik label die “deep / experimental drum & bass” uitbrengt. Nou is dit natuurlijk vinyl only, maar onlangs hebben ze een compilatie CD uitgebracht van oud en nieuw materiaal waar menig jungle-fanaat van gaat schuimbekken:
2xCD Version (cat # SUBTLE001CD)
CD 1 - Unmixed
1. Naibu - “Theme From Harajuku Station”
2. Sileni - “Bouncing Octagonal Fragments”
3. Amplicon - “Let Go Of The Release”
4. Dissident - “Imager”
5. Macc & Düffah - Messier 51 (Equinox Remix)
6. Alpha Omega vrs Nubian Minds - “Lost Pride”
7. Nebula - “Visions Of Paradise”
8. Senses - “All Over”
9. Macc & 0=0 - “Bridge Over Broken Water”
10. Bop - “Cogito Ergo Sum”
CD 2 - Mixed by Code (Subtle Audio)
1. Sub - “Skadi”
2. Jason oS - “What Do You Like?”
3. Macc & Düffah - “Messier 51″
4. Dissident - “Pleuromeia”
5. ASC - “Oceanography”
6. Cloak & Dagger - “Time Travelling”
7. Fanu - “I Play It Cooler”
8. Nebula - “Frame of Reference”
9. Polska - “Burning Sun”
10. Dissident - “Universe Eat Universe”
11. Alpha Omega - “Tribalist”
12. Sileni - “Failspan”
13. Soul Delay - “Ustad”
14. dgoHn - “Man Bith”
15. Fracture & Neptune - “Apollo”
16. Nebula - “Chords Of Sorrow”
Audio clips zijn hier te vinden. Hoe aan dit juweeltje te komen? Even paypallen naar CONOR_O_DWYER AT YAHOO.CO.UK. Kosten: EUR 11.50 plus verzending: EUR 4.85. Vinyl is ook beschikbaar (2×12″) voor EUR 12.50 plus EUR 4.85 verzending (1 item) of EUR 7.50 (2 of meer items (Europa))…
January 20, 2008 at 18:05, posted by Theeboon · Filed under Earcandy
Can is a really good krautrock band from the seventies, respected by a lot of people including electronic artists like Carl Craig… This is a sort of introductory mix of their music, brought to you by ESB. Enjoy!
Tracklist
>>>Formication - Catastrophe In Blue - Subvert Central
01 - Can - Father Cannot Tell - Monster Movie
02 - Can - I’m So Green - Ege Bamyasi
03 - Can - Pekin O - Tago Mago
04 - Can - She Brings The Rain - Soundtracks
>>>Dak - Soundscape Biz
05 - Can - Come Sta, La Luna - Future Days
06 - Can - Mother Upduff - Incandescence
07 - Can - Halleluwa (Orbus 2 Remix) - Sacrilege
08 - Can - Oh Yeah - Tago Mago
09 - Can - Soul Desert - Soundtracks
10 - Can - Half Past One (Irmin Schmidt Remix - I Want More 12″)
11 - Can - Future Days (Carl Craig’s Blade Runner Mix) - Sacrilege
>>>Vainqueur - Solanus (Extracted) - Chain Reaction
12 - Can - Seven Days Awake - Out Of Reach
13 - Can - Bel Air - Future Days
December 31, 2007 at 18:05, posted by Theeboon · Filed under Earcandy
FREE FOR DOWNLOAD!
Sum aka SuMoNe aka Jeff has been turning out killer cuts for the past few years w/ releases on Dubplatelet and Mos-Hi and upcoming releases on Renegade, Planet Mu, and iQ Entertainment. Being an avid video gamer, Jeff hacked his PSP almost immediately upon purchase, installing the freeware program PSP Rhythm. Using the advanced audio engine of the PSP and PSP Rhythm, he produced an entire album that spans several sounds from straight up Jungle to Dubstep to Trip-Hop to Breakcore.
iQ Entertainment is extremely proud to be using this creative labor of love as the official pre-release for our new digital label, iQD000. Our first official release will come after the first of the year featuring tunes from Sum, K-Step, and new comer Dave Owen.
Tracks:
01. PSP Dubstep
02. PSP Selektah
03. Jah Jah Bizniz
04. Manchester Blues
05. Big Salad
06. PSP Ruffneck Personal VIP
07. Forward & Fiyaka
08. PSP Badman
09. PSPcore
10. GaBbEr01
December 20, 2007 at 14:11, posted by Theeboon · Filed under Earcandy, Mumblings
… in the 21st century.
As a companion to David Byrne and Thom Yorke’s conversation about the music biz, Wired’s published “David Byrne’s Survival Strategies for Emerging Artists — and Megastars,” a long piece with many illustrative slides and anaecdotes that lays out some surprising, smart and useful visionary material about the way to earn your living with music in the 21st century. Don’t miss the audio of David Byrne and Brian Eno and other lumniaries chatting about the subject!