Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Mount Saint Helens - VA Pt 2

This is the second mix in the Mount Saint Helens series with a little bit more of an Italian electro pop influence going on towards the end. There are a couple of early 80s Irish artists included as well such as the peridots and Operating Theatre.


Mount Saint Helens - Various Artists pt2 by Minimalmanimal

Friday, November 26, 2010

Take this break and dance

Was reminded of the Rexy record yesterday. Also love the track Don't Turn Me Away



And as it sits next to it on the shelf, here's some Propaganda. An incredible tune this, knocks the anti pan pipes argument on its arse.....
big spins by Darren back in the day!

Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Tame Impala - Why Won't You Make Up Your Mind?

bored of all those end of year lists yet?? haven't decided on your favourite? you could care less right.... damn right!

Monday, November 22, 2010

TAC POUM SYSTEME

Demdike Stare : Repository Of Light

remember to keep your ears (and eyes) peeled for the release of Voices of Dust, extremely limited to 300 vinyl copies. Sean kindly sent me the album, and I have to admit it's my favourite yet. Check out the brilliant track Repository Of Light below for a flavour


03-Repository Of Light by kessakushu

Miss Mauger by Operating Theatre

Operating Theatre were a performing theatre and music act with two core members in experimental composer and musician Roger Doyle and actress / performance artist Olwen Fouéré. As well as developing performances that were produced for the original Project Arts Centre and Douglas Hyde gallery they also released a number of EPs and singles. In 1986 a quest for stardom led to a release on Mother records produced by Bono who also contributed some guitar to the mix. Alas it was not to be and instead they had to contend themselves with cultdom instead. Miss Mauger is taken from the mini LP of the same name. It is a beautiful testament to Roger Doyles skill as a composer and pianist.

Miss Mauger by Operating Theatre by Minimalmanimal

Sunday, November 21, 2010

Amon Tobin

This is a sublime track by "Amon Tobin" from the seminal album "Supermodified".
This and "Permutations" are both worth parting with your cash for.