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Friday, April 13th, 2012
Sick remix of some early Orbital, up here to celebrate the Hartnoll boys’ recent gig at the Albert Hall which I really wish I had tickets for. They’re playing a load of festivals over the summer too, look into it if you’ve never caught them before. I really need to pick this tune up actually…
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Wednesday, April 11th, 2012
Something folky and acoustic for you now. Nice…
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Friday, April 6th, 2012
This was playing in a trendy up-market men’s clothes shop I frequent the other day. I hadn’t heard it for years and had forgotten how great it is. Nothing more to say.
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Wednesday, March 28th, 2012
I’ve been going R&B crazy recently since spending more time playing out using Serato and having a few gigs that need some varied types of music. Wicked excuse to pick out some old favs and discover new ones at the same time.
This is a nice tune. Listen
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Monday, March 26th, 2012
Metal bands are funny beasts. Many of them go on about how they listen to all sorts of music, yet when you question them about this it turns out that they just listen to all type of metal. Boring. The good thing about a lots of them is that they include random non-metal/non-heavy tracks on their albums from time to time.
This one is from Swedish death metal pioneers At The Gates and is taken from their seminal Slaughter Of The Soul album. If I had to pick then this record would definitely make an appearance in my top 5 records of all time and is almost perfect from start (and what a start it is!) to finish.
Give this a try, it’s interesting…
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