This week we open the decks for a Breakbeat session with Irish DJ, Gareth Moore

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Back into a regular broadcast/upload pattern we go. Rolling out tonight some of the most interesting tracks from the misshapen spawn of the ever ambiguous genre that is Dubstep, a probably distant cousin of Lemon Jelly and even something that i would swear blind is a techno track.

01. Darkstar – Aidy’s Girls a Computer
02. Peverelist – Better Ways of Living
03. edIT – Ants
04. James Blake – Air and Lack Thereof
05. Starkey – Yellows and Greens
06. Cooly G – Love Dub Refix
07. Nosaj Thing – Aquarium
08. Mount Kimbie – Serged(Falty DL Remix)
09. Psychord – Soup on your pillow
10. Drokkr – Cold Nights
11. Shatterfreak – Slow Motion
12. Leftfield – Original
13. Appleblim and Ramadanman – Sous Le Sable

Sounds like an Oldies, R&B/Soul, Pop, Smooth Jazz Station being played on wonky turntables. Also has a short dubstep mix near the end, including the retro-rave/early jungle stylings of “Something to Lose” by Dark Sky. Laid back and loungin’ show.

01. Jai Paul – BTSTU
02. Suff Daddy – Worst Case Szenario
03. Pretty Lights – Double Love
03. Onra (feat. Reggie B) – High Hopes
04. Washed Out – Feel It All Around
05. Last Order – Summertime
06. Onra – My Comet
07. Knxwledge – Remember Who You
08. Suff Daddy – I Need A Break
09. Knxwledge – Wait
10. Mike Slott – My Lightbridge
11. Alex B – You and I Both Know
12. Mr. Chop – Straighten It Out
13. Nujabes – Sanctuary Ship
14. Tsutchie – Sincerely
15. Kavsrave – PClart
16. Kavsrave – Tightly Closed
17. Dark Sky – Something To Lose
18. Doc Box & B Fresh – Slow Love

Next Session: Sweets and Cheddar

Due to undulations and conflagrations in Shatterfreak’s world this podcast has been a long time coming, but as of Monday we are back in the saddle. And odd little collection of hip-hop derivatives and sonic tangents this is what happens when you end up raiding a folder you have opened in a while.

01. Paul White – Floating Free
02. TAKE – Face the Firing Squad
03. Asian Dub Foundation – 2 Face
04. Cypress Hill – How I could just kill a man
05. DJ Shadow – Six Days
06. Dreadzone – Straight to a Soundboy
07. Four Tet – She Moves She
08. Wayne Smith – Under me sleng teng
09. Kid Koala – Vacation Island
10. Lunar – Whale
11. Photek – Smoke Rings
12. The Herbaliser – Something Wicked
13. Tricky – Judas
14. The Streets – Weak Become Heroes

This week’s Roskooppi takes tunes from the past 10 years or so and mixes them up with the fresh ones. It starts off with a nice selection of house and gradually moves towards the modern soundscapes of minimal techno.

Moodymann – Music People [Planet E]
Rick Wade – Kendra [Harmonie Park]
Osborne – Ruling [Spectral Sound]
Ronnie Parker – Midzumba [Earthrumental Music]
Chopstick & Johnjon – Birds [Dirt Crew]
DJ T. – Shine On [Get Physical]
Nicolas Stefan & Jürgen Potzkoten – Musik Bringt Freundschaft [My Best Friend]
Conforce – Black Stroke (Original Mix) [Modelisme]
Marc DePulse – Kein Kind Von Traurigkeit (Live) [Ostwind Spezial]
Instra:Mental – Leave It All Behind [Apple Pips]
Space Dimension Controller – Journey To The Core Of The Unknown Sphere [Royal Oak]

After celebration of ten episodes with two guest mixes, we have here next regular one hour mix of best progressive house and trance in Allex’s opinion. You can expect more vocals in this episode and few banging tunes from Chris Reece, Tommy Trash or Hard Rock Sofa…

1. Clockwork – Carrousel [D-Force Records]
2. Axwell feat. Errol Reid – Nothing But Love (Axwell vs. Daddy’s Groove Remix) [Axtone Records]
3. Josh The Funky 1 feat. Corey Andrew – Alright (Hard Rock Sofa Mix) [Funktion Recordings]
4. Tim Berg – Bromance (Chris Reece Remix) [Pinkstar Records]
5. Dada Life, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike feat. Tara McDonald – Tomorrow (Original Vocal Mix) [Smash The House]
6. Chris Kaeser, MaxC, Anita Kelsey, Fast Eddie – What We Gonna Do (Mode CK Mix) [In & Out Recordings]
7. The House Keepers feat. Camille Jones – Better Forget (Dj Umile Dub Remode) [Nero Recordings]
8. Heikki L, Lovetone – Air Guitar [Spinnin Records]
9. JLD, Jacob Plant – Basslines In (Tommy Trash Dub) [Cr2 Records]
10. Hard Rock Sofa & St. Brothers – Myth [PinkStar Records]
11. Radion 6 – Lightning [Oxygen Recordings (Spinnin)]
12. Ashley Wallbridge – The Rhythm [AVA Recordings (Armada)]
13. Dash Berlin – To Be The One (Cressida Remix) [Armada Music]

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If you’re familiar with the Scott Pilgrim graphic novels from Oni Press or the excellent film version Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, you know that creator Bryan Lee O’Malley’s work is influenced more by music than by other comic books. Like his hero Scott Pilgrim, O’Malley plays in an indie rock band — although in O’Malley’s case, he is the only member. Operating as Kupek, O’Malley’s put together an impressive catalogue of self-made music, but even the man himself admits that his most requested and most listened-to track is his indie-styled cover of Underworld’s classic, “Born Slippy .NUXX”.

Among the countless remixes of this venerable anthem, Kupek’s cover is arguably the best reinterpretation and demonstrates a sincere love for Underworld’s music in general. This version of “NUXX” includes some shout-outs to “Jumbo” at the end, and, incidentally, obsessive Underworld nerds will notice a “Two Months Off” reference in the graphic novels.

Kupek’s “NUXX” cover has been circulating online since 2004, but thanks to the incredible response to Edgar Wight’s Scott Pilgrim film (the response by those who’ve seen it, of course), interest in O’Malley’s other work is at an all-time high. You can learn more about Scott Pilgrim at http://scottpilgrim.com/ and more about Kupek at http://www.radiomaru.com/kupek/

Kupek – Born Slippy .NUXX (Underworld cover) by khouri

Dawn of 50 is approaching… a little warm up… bubbles ordered but for now some new bits and tunes some of what I’ve been enjoying in the past week. Always on time, just a year later.

01. Fever Ray – Mercy Street
02. Ikonika – Ingredients
03. Coma – Bruxelles
04. Plastikman – Ask Yourself
05. Karraskilla – Expreso Cali
06. Blonde Redhead – Love Or Prison
07. Mock & Toof – From Kashima
08. The Three Lions – You’ll Win Again
09. Smooth – Friendly yours
10. Sylvain Chauveau – From Stone to Cloud

San Francisco DJ Jeb Edwards has given the Internet a gift far greater than we deserve. In defiance of Warner Bros.’ callous and feeble remastering and reissuing of some of the best post-punk and electronic music of all time — that of Joy Division and New Order — Edwards and his cohorts have prodigiously “remastered” all the bands’ original Factory Records singles — including “Blue Monday”, “Temptation”, “The Perfect Kiss” and “True Faith”, and all of their associated remixes and B-sides — and made them available for download at Recycle: Joy Division & New Order.

Says Edwards:

All tracks were taken from the best/earliest possible sources to avoid modern mastering techniques which crush the dynamics. Tracks sourced from vinyl have been carefully cleaned and EQ levels have been tweaked for consistency. The artwork was scanned at the highest possible resolution and the type was reset when possible using the original fonts.

All of these singles are out-of-print. Many of the tracks have never appeared on CD. This was a labor of love from a small, devoted circle of fans.

These singles changed my life. I hope they change yours, too. If you like what you hear support the band by purchasing their catalog.

Official efforts to remaster and reissue the music of Joy Division and New Order have been a mixed bag of decent success and dismal failure. A beautiful collection of most of Joy Division’s recordings was released in the four-disc Heart and Soul boxset in 1997, but it lacked more or less a whole disc’s worth of material. The long-rumored New Order boxset Recycle (from which Edwards’ project took its name) finally materialized in the form of Retro in 2002, and featured virtually nothing that was not already available on the band’s studio albums and previous compilations. A “bonus disc” of rarities was included at the last minute to help pacify disappointed fans. Most recently, Warner Music Group’s Rhino label reissued all of New Order’s 1980s albums, each with a bonus disc of remixes and other obscurities. These releases were disappointing to dreadful, depending on who you ask, with many tracks featuring pops, clicks and hisses as if remastered with a phonograph. And of course, as has become tradition for New Order compilations, the Rhino collection was rife with typographical errors and mislabeling.

Edwards’ versions are crisp, clean and most importantly, warm. Recycled’s stated goal is to update this important material while still preserving its essence, and that is precisely what he and his team have done. Additionally, Recycled also provides listeners with remastered artwork, scanned, in most cases, from the original Peter Saville sleeves.

Edwards provides download statistics for each release so as to demonstrate to the powers-that-be the tangible demand for this important material to be re-compiled and reissued properly. A worthwhile endeavor, to be sure, and one we should be grateful for.

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01. Thick Plastic – Aspadistra
02. The Band – When you Awake
03. Suger Pie Desanto – Git Back
04. The Flaming Lips – Free Radicals
05. Martyn – Elden St.
06. NEAT – Lime & Sugar
07. NEAT – A Light I Know (Deep Mix)
08. The Album Leaf – Wet The Day
09. Thick Plastic – Manity
10. The Allman Brothers Band – Melissa
11. The national – Little Faith
12. Gil Scott-Heron – Where Did The Night Go?
13. The Flaming Lips – It Overtakes Me