Ya boy Colin Munroe drops a hot rock with a gloriously grimy RZA beat and some noise from Munroe’s fellow Ontarians, Memoryhouse (who should really think about ditching their own records and doing this full-time). Yo Colin, when’s the record out? (via the good people at Potholes In My Blog) …
Why is it, a-void readers, that our fellow 9-5ers take very little convincing to go for mid-week drinks despite the near-guaranteed hangover and wallet-damage; but when I try to get them to check out new music—such as Galapagos at The Drake a couple weeks ago—they come up with the flimsiest …
The turntable is fixed, the mix is done, it is free, you will like it. There’s some scratching, not all of it terrible, and some decent transitions and such, so all told I would actually recommend checking it out. Maybe even share it with your friends. Go wild! See jungle! …
It’s unspeakably bizarre that these two albums should land in my inbox at the same time — so similar, different and perfectly complementary. Matthewdavid’s Outmind and 2562’s Fever are twin poles that bookmark what seems to be happening in this world I find myself immersed in; not that I know …
It’s that month of the time. I was about to mix up this admittedly not super-timely collection of tracks when I discovered that my mixer’s left channel is kaput, so I threw this together in Ableton; there are more four-on-the-floor type tracks than usual, just because I figured I’d …
Thinking about snare drums: on first blush, not exciting. Many of you would rather smack yourselves in the bits with the business end of a ball-peen hammer than read about snare drums. (OUCH.) But what is break-based music about if not snare drums? Ponder if you will. The kick is …