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paul says:

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posted Apr 25

miguel colmenares says:

another really cool netlabel ishttp://www.nomucho.com/

class music from south america!

TIP!

posted Apr 24

miguel colmenares says:

did anyone happen to catch the Ricardo Villalobos set at Mary Anne Hobbs' BBC show? good stuff and apparently it was Ricardo's first ever Radio mix... funny story

posted Apr 24

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Tim G. says:

you can listen here.

up for a week on BBC, and it's a keeper. might have to find a copy... or hijack :)

posted Apr 24

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miguel colmenares says:

i can upload somewhere

let me know :-)

posted Apr 26

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Jet Jaguar says:

Another free net label I really like is Filtro. Heaps of good electronic music, not all exactly minimal but lots of clicky micro-percussion, echoing chords and scuffed textures.

posted Apr 20

Architexture says:

A mix I made recently.

Clark Griswald - Sounds like spring Vacation Mix

Tracklist
Substance & Vainqueur - Reverberation
Substance & Vainqueur - Reverberate
Carl Finlow - Count On It
Dominik Eulberg - Die Gruenschenkel Im Blauen Priel
Marko Fuerstenberg - Untitled
Patrice Baeumel - Just Electricity
Booka Shade - In White Rooms
Pier Bucci - Hay Consuelo - Samim Remix
GummiHz - The Light
Fusiphorm - Am I?
Sandiego - Rogoredo
Sandiego - Axum
Patrice Baeumel - Fantomas
Maetrik - Future Will Survive (R.B remix)
Efdemin - Le Ratafia
Marko Furstenburg - Falling Leaves

posted Apr 19

qaswa says:

Monolake has a live recording of their recent "Layering Buddha" project for download consumption. I'd imagine the mix would sound far better on a six channel system as it was intended, but it's pretty nice on just two. http://www.monolake.de/downloads/free_track.html

posted Apr 2

audiotourism says:

http://www.cadenzarecords.com/content/releases/release_upcoming.htm

listen while online Digitaline - Anticlockwise the upcoming release from cadenza, just great!

posted Mar 23

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miguel colmenares says:

agreed.... it's really cool... some people consider it boring... but i love their simplicity and detailed arrangements... also check out Gregorythme's solo attempt on Minibar... so cool!

posted Apr 23

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qaswa says:

I've been following Disquiet (http://disquiet.com/) for a while now. It's a solid web zine with an ear towards the quiet side of electronic music. Many great interviews, reviews, downloads, and insights.

posted Mar 16

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Headphonic says:

oh man, thats a nice link...thanks!!

posted Mar 21

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qaswa says:

Wondering where you're finding high quality (320k or WAV) minimal tracks for purchase (solid free resources are also of interest). Here's where I've been going lately:

Juno:http://www.juno.co.uk
Bleep:http://www.bleep.com
Beatport:http://www.beatport.com
DJ Download:http://www.djdownload.com

posted Mar 16

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Headphonic says:

im not trying to be a fanboi, but emusic is the only service i subscribe to, and they actually have a lot of decent shit... AND im plenty happy with the sound quality.

posted Mar 19

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Headphonic says:

So i just discovered a nice little dubtech label named (unfortunately) de'fchild recordings. Emusic had all 5 eps, and i grabbed every single one. Most of which were buy someone named Ruoho Ruitosi. Anyways, its all very nice deeeeeep dubby tech, which is pretty much my crack.

posted Mar 12

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Architexture says:

Great label ~ Also the sleeve art is done by hand.

posted Mar 16

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