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Coil - The Snow (Answers Come In Dreams I) (Torso, 1991)
Uneasiness pervades all. It’s aged exceptionally well. Tough as nails, the kind of track that rider of the moody wave, Surgeon, would play out.
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Jeff Mills - Sleeper Wakes @ Tresor, Berlin, 2010. Photo by Rüdiger Müller.
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Lucy – Why Don’t You Change (Why Don’t You Change / Dub Man Walking, Stroboscopic Artefacts, 2009)
This is a destroyer:
“You know if you don’t change, what the consequences are. You’ll be national, nationalistic. You’ll be tribal, insular, isolated, and therefore have no relationship globally. Fighting, fighting, fighting. Building up more and more armaments, destroying each other.
Now why don’t you, if you are at all serious in this matter, why don’t you ask yourself that question? Why haven’t I, a human being who have been to all this… why haven’t I changed?”
From J. Krishnamurti Why don’t You Change? monologue.
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The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Lobby (I Forsee The Dark Ahead, If I Stay, Parallel Corners, 2011)
From TKDE’s most recent offering, a compilation of 9 live tracks recorded on tour. Available for free or a donation of your choice. Beautiful, cinematic, recommended.
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Mark Archer/Altern 8 - Frequency (Luke Vibert Remix) (Balkan Vinyl, 2011)
How many ways can you say “Frequency”? Vibert knows the score and a few more.
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Roly Porter - Corrin (Aftertime, Subtext, 2011)
“Our way of battle is built on rhythm. You understand rhythm like this but you do not yet understand the rhythm of the higher sounds, sounds that heal and build… sounds that destroy.”
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Jega - Norton Midgate (Phlax, Skam, 1996)
Hyperkinetic, industrial-strength breakbeats from Jega’s debut. Brooding like some of µ-Ziq or Aphex Twin’s finest work.
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Planetary Assault Systems - Beauty in the Fear (The Messenger, Ostgut Ton, 2011)
The walls are closing in, slowly.
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Martyn - We Are You In The Future (Ghost People, Brainfeeder, 2011)
Twenty years of warehouse euphoria deftly condensed into an epic album closer. While that might read like a description of a megamix, the track’s much more sophisticated. Feel the rush!
“One could delve into a discussion of retro-fetishism, but then again it’s probably best you just put Ghost People on really loud, move your body, and watch that you don’t hit your furniture.” — Chris Miller for Little White Earbuds
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Boards of Canada - Everything You Do Is A Balloon (Hi Scores, Skam, 1996)
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