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It’s a Rusty Far Eye! Rolling out some heavy bass in the dirtyradio joint this week with bits of ragga, dubstep and drum and bass. Hmmm, I should make another old-shool dubbyskankatronic podcast again in …
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It starts to get brighter for a half though I wanted it to stay dark. On the more proggy tip of the spectrum with a touch of tech. Next week, I bring the BASS.
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Back to slow building…figure I’d pace things a bit to get back into the flow which would be the first thirty minutes before moving to a more breaksy second half. a few proper mixes for …
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“When Two Tribes Go To War…” Frankie Goes To Hollywood reference. It’s one mix but two halves. Dubby, pounding, percussive techno in the first phase to a more thumping tech house for the second arch.
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Twistedsensabassdubshow. We’ve got some Bass and some Dub, and no idea of what direction to take it to. I gave it the name of what it sounded like.
Missy Elliott and Tricky Meet Up In Miami, …
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We regularly invite guest producers and dj’s will create an exclusive one hour continuous mix, giving them the chance to break genre barriers, and giving you an opportunity to explore a unique soundtrack.
This time we …
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Black Box No.56 – Yet another meandering trip through the musical madness of the Black Box. We check out some Kyle Hall, and a little bit of bass I picked up on my travels. It …
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Black Box No.53 – This week we check out the “Future Bass” compilation from Soul Jazz Records and give Flying Lotus’s latest album “Pattern and Grid world” another quick spin. Altogether a very bass heavy …
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Each week, one of our invited guest producers and dj’s will create an exclusive one hour continuous mix, giving them the chance to break genre barriers, and giving you an opportunity to explore a unique …
This week’s album of the week comes from Seattle based duo Jordan Koplowitz & Reed Juenger, aka “Beat Connection”. Perhaps we could have generalized the sound of “Surf Noir” as ‘instrumental indie synth’, but …
