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Tracklist

37 Interface (7)– A New Dawn 5:28
38 Madcap (6)– 68 City 6:06
39 Ben Venom– Not Human 6:30
40 AC2– Hello Jack (The Rumblist Remix)
Remix – The Rumblist
5:58
41 Simon Holmes– Seraphim 5:28
42 Phuture Assassin– Alone (Stu & Nee Remix)
Remix – Stu & Nee
5:46
43 Mind Transit– Birdcage 6:08
44 The Upstarts (3)– Hands Up 5:58
45 Yaz (2)– Another World 6:32
46 Vinyl Junkie & E-Lab Rat Feat. Yaz (2)– Shake It To The Limit
Vocals [Featuring] – Yaz (2)
5:34
47 Vinyl Junkie– Electro Rays 6:37
48 Beagle (2)– We Are The Crew 6:30
49 E-Lab Rat Feat. Yaz (2)– Ambitious
Vocals [Featuring] – Yaz (2)
5:50
50 Vinyl Junkie– Pump This Party (E-Lab Rat Remix)
Remix – E-Lab Rat
5:36
51 Agent KR– Feel The Music 5:05
52 DJ Distroi & Boykz– Free Me (Boykz Remix)
Remix – Boykz
5:45
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Tracklist

37 Interface (7)– A New Dawn 5:28
38 Madcap (6)– 68 City 6:06
39 Ben Venom– Not Human 6:30
40 AC2– Hello Jack (The Rumblist Remix)
Remix – The Rumblist
5:58
41 Simon Holmes– Seraphim 5:28
42 Phuture Assassin– Alone (Stu & Nee Remix)
Remix – Stu & Nee
5:46
43 Mind Transit– Birdcage 6:08
44 The Upstarts (3)– Hands Up 5:58
45 Yaz (2)– Another World 6:32
46 Vinyl Junkie & E-Lab Rat Feat. Yaz (2)– Shake It To The Limit
Vocals [Featuring] – Yaz (2)
5:34
47 Vinyl Junkie– Electro Rays 6:37
48 Beagle (2)– We Are The Crew 6:30
49 E-Lab Rat Feat. Yaz (2)– Ambitious
Vocals [Featuring] – Yaz (2)
5:50
50 Vinyl Junkie– Pump This Party (E-Lab Rat Remix)
Remix – E-Lab Rat
5:36
51 Agent KR– Feel The Music 5:05
52 DJ Distroi & Boykz– Free Me (Boykz Remix)
Remix – Boykz
5:45
*]]> 5802941 no no Sun, 04 Apr 2021 19:44:29 +0200 2021-04-04T19:44:29+02:00 1:16:44 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/36-various-future-rave-anthems-4-mix-2-mixed-by-vinyl-junkie/
Tracklist

19 The Full Time Superstars vs. Chris Starkiller Feat. Taya (3)– Walking On Air (Maximus Baxter Remix)
Remix – Maximus Baxter
Vocals [Featuring] – Taya (3)
5:28
20 Dave Skywalker Feat. Shannon (19)– Break The Chain
Vocals [Featuring] – Shannon (19)
5:33
21 Vinyl Junkie & Forward Slant Feat. Dennean– Ain't It Shockin'
Vocals [Featuring] – Dennean
5:10
22 Radiokillaz– Get High 4:49
23 Radiokillaz– Ghetto Punk 4:29
24 Slaughter House Rydims– Ghetto 4:41
25 Rico Tubbs– I Like It Raw (Cheshire Remix)
Remix – Cheshire (2)
4:40
26 Simon Apex & Dee Dub– Experiments On The Mind 6:33
27 Madcap (6)– Your Way 5:35
28 Slaughter House Rydims– Reinforced 3:53
29 Maximus Baxter– Gets Me High 4:51
30 Schema (6)– Rat Bastard 4:35
31 Liquid vs. Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky Feat. Kyla– Moving To The Beat (Hooligan Dub)
Remix – Hooligan
Vocals [Featuring] – Kyla
4:32
32 Backdraft (5) Feat. Ebere– 9th Floor (FFS Remix)
Remix – FFS
Vocals [Featuring] – Ebere
5:13
33 Backdraft (5) Feat. Sporty-O– We Do What We Want To (Vinyl Junkie Remix)
Remix – Vinyl Junkie
Vocals [Featuring] – Sporty-O
5:47
34 Minotaur Kill (Jilted Generation) Meets Slipmatt & Rocket Pimp– Face The Music (Slipmatt Breakbeat Remix)
Remix – Slipmatt
4:23
35 Muteki– Maniac 7:53]]>
Tracklist

19 The Full Time Superstars vs. Chris Starkiller Feat. Taya (3)– Walking On Air (Maximus Baxter Remix)
Remix – Maximus Baxter
Vocals [Featuring] – Taya (3)
5:28
20 Dave Skywalker Feat. Shannon (19)– Break The Chain
Vocals [Featuring] – Shannon (19)
5:33
21 Vinyl Junkie & Forward Slant Feat. Dennean– Ain't It Shockin'
Vocals [Featuring] – Dennean
5:10
22 Radiokillaz– Get High 4:49
23 Radiokillaz– Ghetto Punk 4:29
24 Slaughter House Rydims– Ghetto 4:41
25 Rico Tubbs– I Like It Raw (Cheshire Remix)
Remix – Cheshire (2)
4:40
26 Simon Apex & Dee Dub– Experiments On The Mind 6:33
27 Madcap (6)– Your Way 5:35
28 Slaughter House Rydims– Reinforced 3:53
29 Maximus Baxter– Gets Me High 4:51
30 Schema (6)– Rat Bastard 4:35
31 Liquid vs. Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky Feat. Kyla– Moving To The Beat (Hooligan Dub)
Remix – Hooligan
Vocals [Featuring] – Kyla
4:32
32 Backdraft (5) Feat. Ebere– 9th Floor (FFS Remix)
Remix – FFS
Vocals [Featuring] – Ebere
5:13
33 Backdraft (5) Feat. Sporty-O– We Do What We Want To (Vinyl Junkie Remix)
Remix – Vinyl Junkie
Vocals [Featuring] – Sporty-O
5:47
34 Minotaur Kill (Jilted Generation) Meets Slipmatt & Rocket Pimp– Face The Music (Slipmatt Breakbeat Remix)
Remix – Slipmatt
4:23
35 Muteki– Maniac 7:53]]> 5802877 no no Sun, 04 Apr 2021 19:44:24 +0200 2021-04-04T19:44:24+02:00 1:09:45 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/18-various-future-rave-anthems-4-mixed-by-vinyl-junkie/
Tracklist

1 Vinyl Junkie– Intro 0:34
2 Vinyl Junkie & Madcap (6)– Underground Culture 5:29
3 Monkey Beats Presents Lickyface– Streets Of Rage (Filthy Rehab Remix)
Remix – Filthy Rehab
5:45
4 YourMum– Let Go Now 5:31
5 Wonk– Don't Give Up Disco 5:26
6 Atomic Hooligan– Bass Crazy 5:43
7 Monkey Beats Presents Filthy Rehab– Bound To Get Dirty 5:20
8 Monkey Beats Presents Filthy Rehab– Trash The Disco 5:33
9 DJ Chicky– Congoline (WoNK Remix)
Remix – Wonk
4:33
10 Slaughter House Rydims– Bambam 3:34
11 Tomb Crew– Inna Dat (Rico Tubbs & Will Power Remix)
Remix – Rico Tubbs, Will Power
5:05
12 Slaughter House Rydims– 91 Lick 4:03
13 Maximus Baxter Feat. Taya (3)– Hypnotized
Vocals [Featuring] – Taya (3)
4:14
14 Vinyl Junkie & DJ Faydz– Acid House Party 6:16
15 Eddie Voyager– Everybody Get Up 7:30
16 Agresivenes & Destroyers (5)– Picklock (Bill Vega & New Decade Remix)
Remix – Bill Vega, New Decade
6:36
17 Faction G– Ya Names Not Down (The Bouncer) (Maximus Baxter Refix)
Remix – Maximus Baxter
3:57]]>
Tracklist

1 Vinyl Junkie– Intro 0:34
2 Vinyl Junkie & Madcap (6)– Underground Culture 5:29
3 Monkey Beats Presents Lickyface– Streets Of Rage (Filthy Rehab Remix)
Remix – Filthy Rehab
5:45
4 YourMum– Let Go Now 5:31
5 Wonk– Don't Give Up Disco 5:26
6 Atomic Hooligan– Bass Crazy 5:43
7 Monkey Beats Presents Filthy Rehab– Bound To Get Dirty 5:20
8 Monkey Beats Presents Filthy Rehab– Trash The Disco 5:33
9 DJ Chicky– Congoline (WoNK Remix)
Remix – Wonk
4:33
10 Slaughter House Rydims– Bambam 3:34
11 Tomb Crew– Inna Dat (Rico Tubbs & Will Power Remix)
Remix – Rico Tubbs, Will Power
5:05
12 Slaughter House Rydims– 91 Lick 4:03
13 Maximus Baxter Feat. Taya (3)– Hypnotized
Vocals [Featuring] – Taya (3)
4:14
14 Vinyl Junkie & DJ Faydz– Acid House Party 6:16
15 Eddie Voyager– Everybody Get Up 7:30
16 Agresivenes & Destroyers (5)– Picklock (Bill Vega & New Decade Remix)
Remix – Bill Vega, New Decade
6:36
17 Faction G– Ya Names Not Down (The Bouncer) (Maximus Baxter Refix)
Remix – Maximus Baxter
3:57]]> 5802842 no no Sun, 04 Apr 2021 19:44:20 +0200 2021-04-04T19:44:20+02:00 1:04:19 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/40-various-futureraveanthemsvol3continuousdjmix2bydjflashback/
Tracklist

21 Mr No Hands– Ruddy Bitch (Franci$co Remix)
Remix – Franci$co
5:21
22 Marcus Rombo– Bringing (Peo De Pitte Remix)
Remix – Peo De Pitte
5:45
23 Dub Heroes Featuring Mr Shammi– Fire In She Waist (Dub Heroes VIP Mix)
Remix – Dub Heroes
3:50
24 The Flashback Project & Mark Linson– Deeper (Sparky & Flashback Remix)
Remix – Flashback, Sparky (2)
6:41
25 Dub Heroes Featuring Dennean– Can't Let You Go 5:45
26 Prato– Well Wicked 6:07
27 Sanxion– Universal Properties 4:56
28 Nefti– The Feeling 6:34
29 Agent KR– Subliminal Cut 4:48
30 Pyramid (5) vs Wizard (10) Featuring Yolanda– Rain 7:15
31 The Flashback Project– The Invasion 6:30
32 Specimen A– Just A DJ 6:02
33 DJ Faydz & Joey Riot– New Style 4:52
34 Electrux– Octopus 7:16
35 Simon Holmes– Spindizzy (Dekoy Remix)
Remix – Dekoy (2)
6:52
36 Electric Tribe Featuring Dephonix– Morven (Sparky & Flashback Rework)
Remix – Flashback, Sparky (2)
5:18
37 Bubu– Summer 2012 (Bill Vega & New Decade Remix)
Remix – Bill Vega, New Decade
5:45
38 Shut Up & Dance Featuring Ade– Love Will (Remix) 5:54
39 Specimen A– Jaguar Paw 5:03
40 Various– Future Rave Anthems Vol 3 (Continuous DJ Mix 1 By DJ Flashback)
DJ Mix – DJ Flashback
1:18:32
Companies, etc.
Mixed At – S-Scape Studios*]]>
Tracklist

21 Mr No Hands– Ruddy Bitch (Franci$co Remix)
Remix – Franci$co
5:21
22 Marcus Rombo– Bringing (Peo De Pitte Remix)
Remix – Peo De Pitte
5:45
23 Dub Heroes Featuring Mr Shammi– Fire In She Waist (Dub Heroes VIP Mix)
Remix – Dub Heroes
3:50
24 The Flashback Project & Mark Linson– Deeper (Sparky & Flashback Remix)
Remix – Flashback, Sparky (2)
6:41
25 Dub Heroes Featuring Dennean– Can't Let You Go 5:45
26 Prato– Well Wicked 6:07
27 Sanxion– Universal Properties 4:56
28 Nefti– The Feeling 6:34
29 Agent KR– Subliminal Cut 4:48
30 Pyramid (5) vs Wizard (10) Featuring Yolanda– Rain 7:15
31 The Flashback Project– The Invasion 6:30
32 Specimen A– Just A DJ 6:02
33 DJ Faydz & Joey Riot– New Style 4:52
34 Electrux– Octopus 7:16
35 Simon Holmes– Spindizzy (Dekoy Remix)
Remix – Dekoy (2)
6:52
36 Electric Tribe Featuring Dephonix– Morven (Sparky & Flashback Rework)
Remix – Flashback, Sparky (2)
5:18
37 Bubu– Summer 2012 (Bill Vega & New Decade Remix)
Remix – Bill Vega, New Decade
5:45
38 Shut Up & Dance Featuring Ade– Love Will (Remix) 5:54
39 Specimen A– Jaguar Paw 5:03
40 Various– Future Rave Anthems Vol 3 (Continuous DJ Mix 1 By DJ Flashback)
DJ Mix – DJ Flashback
1:18:32
Companies, etc.
Mixed At – S-Scape Studios*]]> 5802630 no no Sun, 04 Apr 2021 16:33:29 +0200 2021-04-04T16:33:29+02:00 1:18:32 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/20-various-futureraveanthemsvol3continuousdjmix1bydjflashback/
Tracklist

1 DJ Flashback– DJ Flashback Intro 0:37
2 The Flashback Project– Flashy's Theme (Remake) 2:28
3 NineLives The Cat– Bump It 7:11
4 Slyde– Move Ya Body 4:56
5 Binster– So Angry 6:45
6 TFTSS vs Chris Starkiller– Walking On Air (Dub Heroes Old's Cool Remix)
Remix – Dub Heroes
6:15
7 Dub Heroes– Shake That Body 5:28
8 Keiran McGowan– Kangarilla Pig (The Flashback Project VIPR Mix)
Remix – The Flashback Project
3:13
9 E Lab Rat– The Head 6:12
10 Pyramid (5) vs Wizard (10)– War Of The Worlds 4:50
11 Gella Featuring MC Spyda– Twinkle (Pyramid's Stop Da Talking Remix)
Remix – Pyramid (5)
5:59
12 Liquid vs Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky Feat. Kyla– Movin' To The Beat 4:04
13 DJ Shimamura– Uphoria 6:06
14 Slipmatt– Something Like This (Slipmatt's Ravebreaks Remix)
Remix – Slipmatt
4:59
15 The Flashback Project– Hold Up 6:32
16 Pipbwoy 3000– Bobblehead (Bill Vega & New Decade Remix)
Remix – Bill Vega, New Decade
6:26
17 ID– Mustang 5:45
18 Shut Up & Dance– Tell Me 5:36
19 Sanxion– Blitz 4:29*]]>
Tracklist

1 DJ Flashback– DJ Flashback Intro 0:37
2 The Flashback Project– Flashy's Theme (Remake) 2:28
3 NineLives The Cat– Bump It 7:11
4 Slyde– Move Ya Body 4:56
5 Binster– So Angry 6:45
6 TFTSS vs Chris Starkiller– Walking On Air (Dub Heroes Old's Cool Remix)
Remix – Dub Heroes
6:15
7 Dub Heroes– Shake That Body 5:28
8 Keiran McGowan– Kangarilla Pig (The Flashback Project VIPR Mix)
Remix – The Flashback Project
3:13
9 E Lab Rat– The Head 6:12
10 Pyramid (5) vs Wizard (10)– War Of The Worlds 4:50
11 Gella Featuring MC Spyda– Twinkle (Pyramid's Stop Da Talking Remix)
Remix – Pyramid (5)
5:59
12 Liquid vs Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky Feat. Kyla– Movin' To The Beat 4:04
13 DJ Shimamura– Uphoria 6:06
14 Slipmatt– Something Like This (Slipmatt's Ravebreaks Remix)
Remix – Slipmatt
4:59
15 The Flashback Project– Hold Up 6:32
16 Pipbwoy 3000– Bobblehead (Bill Vega & New Decade Remix)
Remix – Bill Vega, New Decade
6:26
17 ID– Mustang 5:45
18 Shut Up & Dance– Tell Me 5:36
19 Sanxion– Blitz 4:29*]]> 5802596 no no Sun, 04 Apr 2021 16:33:07 +0200 2021-04-04T16:33:07+02:00 1:13:30 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/34-va-futureraveanthemsvol2mixedbydjfaydzmix2pctrecordscom/
Tracklist

17 Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky Feat. Daniel– Ride Like The Wind (Slipmatt & Rocket Pimp Remix)
Remix – Rocket Pimp, Slipmatt
6:11
18 Rozalla– Everybodys Free (Slipmatt & Billy Daniel Bunter Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter, Slipmatt
5:30
19 The Flashback Project– Blaze The Fire (Original Mix) 5:14
20 Vinyl Junkie– Tearin My Love Apart (Vinyl Junkie & Sike Remix)
Remix – Sike, Vinyl Junkie
5:47
21 DJ Seduction– Hardcore Heaven (Rat Pack & Shimano Remix)
Remix – Rat Pack, Shimano
4:49
22 DJ Faydz & Danny Unkut– Takin It Back (Original Mix)
Written By, Music By, Engineer, Producer – Danny Unkut
4:55
23 The Flashback Project– Live And Direct (Original Mix) 5:34
24 Slipmatt– Rock This Place (Slipmatt & Rocket Pimp Remix)
Remix – Rocket Pimp, Slipmatt
5:29
25 GTO– Pure (Slipmatt & Billy Daniel Bunter Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter, Slipmatt
6:12
26 The Full Time Superstars Feat. The Malito– Soul Searching (Sparky Remix)
Remix – Sparky (2)
5:20
27 Fat Controller– In Complete Darkness (Slipmatt Remix)
Remix – Slipmatt
5:00
28 Vinyl Junkie– Resistance Is Futile (Original Mix) 6:19
29 Dj Madcap– Too Much (Original Mix) 6:47
30 The Flashback Project– Drum Beats (Original Mix) 5:34
31 Tango– Concrete Steps (Original Mix) 5:47
32 Pique & The Cyfi Project– Watching Over You (Sanxions Dubstep Remix) 4:42*]]>
Tracklist

17 Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky Feat. Daniel– Ride Like The Wind (Slipmatt & Rocket Pimp Remix)
Remix – Rocket Pimp, Slipmatt
6:11
18 Rozalla– Everybodys Free (Slipmatt & Billy Daniel Bunter Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter, Slipmatt
5:30
19 The Flashback Project– Blaze The Fire (Original Mix) 5:14
20 Vinyl Junkie– Tearin My Love Apart (Vinyl Junkie & Sike Remix)
Remix – Sike, Vinyl Junkie
5:47
21 DJ Seduction– Hardcore Heaven (Rat Pack & Shimano Remix)
Remix – Rat Pack, Shimano
4:49
22 DJ Faydz & Danny Unkut– Takin It Back (Original Mix)
Written By, Music By, Engineer, Producer – Danny Unkut
4:55
23 The Flashback Project– Live And Direct (Original Mix) 5:34
24 Slipmatt– Rock This Place (Slipmatt & Rocket Pimp Remix)
Remix – Rocket Pimp, Slipmatt
5:29
25 GTO– Pure (Slipmatt & Billy Daniel Bunter Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter, Slipmatt
6:12
26 The Full Time Superstars Feat. The Malito– Soul Searching (Sparky Remix)
Remix – Sparky (2)
5:20
27 Fat Controller– In Complete Darkness (Slipmatt Remix)
Remix – Slipmatt
5:00
28 Vinyl Junkie– Resistance Is Futile (Original Mix) 6:19
29 Dj Madcap– Too Much (Original Mix) 6:47
30 The Flashback Project– Drum Beats (Original Mix) 5:34
31 Tango– Concrete Steps (Original Mix) 5:47
32 Pique & The Cyfi Project– Watching Over You (Sanxions Dubstep Remix) 4:42*]]> 5802580 no no Sun, 04 Apr 2021 16:32:31 +0200 2021-04-04T16:32:31+02:00 1:06:14 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/33-va-futureraveanthemsvol2mixedbydjfaydzmix1pctrecordscom/
Tracklist

1 DJ Faydz & Danny Unkut– Nasty House Sound (Original Mix)
Written By, Music By, Engineer, Producer – Danny Unkut
6:37
2 Bass Construction– Dance With Power Remix (Remix) 5:48
3 The Flashback Project– Ease The Pressure (Rocket Pimp Remix)
Remix – Rocket Pimp
5:04
4 75 Numbers– See Another Day (Peace Maker Remix)
Remix – Peace Maker
5:46
5 Bill Vega & New Decade– Age Of Freedom (Original Mix) 6:36
6 DJ Faydz & Vinyl Junkie– Real Hardcore (Original Mix) 6:52
7 The Flashback Project Feat. Kelly C– Love Inside (Original Mix) 6:55
8 Guru Josh Project– Infinity 2008 (Slipmatt & Billy Daniel Bunter Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter, Slipmatt
5:42
9 The Full Time Superstars Feat. Sho Sho– Getting You Easy (Sparky Remix)
Remix – Sparky (2)
5:20
10 DJ Faydz & Danny Unkut Feat. MC Mad P– Hardcore Headz (Original Mix)
Written By, Music By, Engineer, Producer – Danny Unkut
5:46
11 Ramos, Supreme & Sunset Regime– Gotta Belive (Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky
12 Tango & Ratty– Is It Live (Original Mix) 7:11
13 Urban Hype– Trip To Trumpton (I Feel The Heat Remix) (Slipmatt & Billy Daniel Bunter Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter, Slipmatt
4:24
14 Paul Bassrock & Anti-Science– Locked On! (Ribs & IG88 Remix)
Remix – Ribs & IG88
5:35
15 Phuture Assassin– Ganja Madness (E-Lab Rat Remix)
Remix – E-Lab Rat
5:34
16 Nolige & Pilgrim– Galactica (Original Mix) 6:51
]]>
Tracklist

1 DJ Faydz & Danny Unkut– Nasty House Sound (Original Mix)
Written By, Music By, Engineer, Producer – Danny Unkut
6:37
2 Bass Construction– Dance With Power Remix (Remix) 5:48
3 The Flashback Project– Ease The Pressure (Rocket Pimp Remix)
Remix – Rocket Pimp
5:04
4 75 Numbers– See Another Day (Peace Maker Remix)
Remix – Peace Maker
5:46
5 Bill Vega & New Decade– Age Of Freedom (Original Mix) 6:36
6 DJ Faydz & Vinyl Junkie– Real Hardcore (Original Mix) 6:52
7 The Flashback Project Feat. Kelly C– Love Inside (Original Mix) 6:55
8 Guru Josh Project– Infinity 2008 (Slipmatt & Billy Daniel Bunter Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter, Slipmatt
5:42
9 The Full Time Superstars Feat. Sho Sho– Getting You Easy (Sparky Remix)
Remix – Sparky (2)
5:20
10 DJ Faydz & Danny Unkut Feat. MC Mad P– Hardcore Headz (Original Mix)
Written By, Music By, Engineer, Producer – Danny Unkut
5:46
11 Ramos, Supreme & Sunset Regime– Gotta Belive (Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter & Sparky
12 Tango & Ratty– Is It Live (Original Mix) 7:11
13 Urban Hype– Trip To Trumpton (I Feel The Heat Remix) (Slipmatt & Billy Daniel Bunter Remix)
Remix – Billy Daniel Bunter, Slipmatt
4:24
14 Paul Bassrock & Anti-Science– Locked On! (Ribs & IG88 Remix)
Remix – Ribs & IG88
5:35
15 Phuture Assassin– Ganja Madness (E-Lab Rat Remix)
Remix – E-Lab Rat
5:34
16 Nolige & Pilgrim– Galactica (Original Mix) 6:51
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Tracklist

Mix 2 59:40
2-01 The Full Time Super Stars Ft. Niki Mak– Always There (Agent KR Remix)
Remix – Agent KR
Vocals – Niki Mak
2-02 Stu & Nee Ft. Yaz (2)– Heartbeat (Beefed Up Mix)
Vocals – Yaz (2)
2-03 Junki Munki vs. Reckless (5)– Sundance
2-04 Peacemaker & Leah Symons– Let The Feeling Grow
2-05 SL2– Way In My Brain 2008
2-06 DJ Twista & Niki Mak– So Free 2008
2-07 Ellis Dee & Swan E– Ruffneck Bizznizz 2008
Engineer [Remix] – Al Storm
2-08 Edge #1– Compnded (Slipmatt & Bunter Remix)
Engineer – Al Storm
Remix – Al Storm, Bunter, Slipmatt
2-09 The Flashback Project– Masterplan (Ravebreaks VIP Mix)
2-10 DJ Twista– Twice As Nice
2-11 Wonter– Moonlight Sonate
2-12 Running Man– Tripper
2-13 Top Buzz– Living In Darkness (Twista & Sparky Remix)
Remix – Twista, Sparky (2)
2-14 DJ Twista– Robo Chop
2-15 Mind Electric– Dirty Cash (Shimano Remix)
Remix – Shimano
2-16 Dougal & Vibes– Feel Real Free (Dougal & Gammer Remix)
Remix – Dougal & Gammer
Credits
DJ Mix – DJ Twista*]]>
Tracklist

Mix 2 59:40
2-01 The Full Time Super Stars Ft. Niki Mak– Always There (Agent KR Remix)
Remix – Agent KR
Vocals – Niki Mak
2-02 Stu & Nee Ft. Yaz (2)– Heartbeat (Beefed Up Mix)
Vocals – Yaz (2)
2-03 Junki Munki vs. Reckless (5)– Sundance
2-04 Peacemaker & Leah Symons– Let The Feeling Grow
2-05 SL2– Way In My Brain 2008
2-06 DJ Twista & Niki Mak– So Free 2008
2-07 Ellis Dee & Swan E– Ruffneck Bizznizz 2008
Engineer [Remix] – Al Storm
2-08 Edge #1– Compnded (Slipmatt & Bunter Remix)
Engineer – Al Storm
Remix – Al Storm, Bunter, Slipmatt
2-09 The Flashback Project– Masterplan (Ravebreaks VIP Mix)
2-10 DJ Twista– Twice As Nice
2-11 Wonter– Moonlight Sonate
2-12 Running Man– Tripper
2-13 Top Buzz– Living In Darkness (Twista & Sparky Remix)
Remix – Twista, Sparky (2)
2-14 DJ Twista– Robo Chop
2-15 Mind Electric– Dirty Cash (Shimano Remix)
Remix – Shimano
2-16 Dougal & Vibes– Feel Real Free (Dougal & Gammer Remix)
Remix – Dougal & Gammer
Credits
DJ Mix – DJ Twista*]]> 5802536 no no Sun, 04 Apr 2021 16:31:11 +0200 2021-04-04T16:31:11+02:00 59:40 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/32-va-futureraveanthemsmixedbydjtwistamix1/
Tracklist

Mix 1 54:49
1-01 Peacemaker & Lucia Holm– Wasteland
1-02 The Flashback Project– Lose Control
1-03 DJ Twista & Taya (3)– Heat Of The Moment
1-04 Billy Daniel Bunter– New Sensation (Wonter Remix)
Remix – Wonter
1-05 Slipmatt– Breaking Free (Ravebreaks Remix)
Remix, Engineer – Al Storm
1-06 Simon Holmes– Synchrotron
1-07 The Full Time Super Stars– Waiting For The Night (Wonter Remix)
Remix – Wonter
1-08 Sparks & Mr Dan– Body Slam (DJ Twista VIP Mix)
Remix – DJ Twista
1-09 DJ Twista– Sensation
1-10 Prove Correct– Crash Bash
1-11 Running Man– Change Your Ways
1-12 Darren Styles, Dougal & Gammer– Take Me Away
1-13 Billy "Daniel" Bunter & CLSM– My Desire (DJ Twista Remix)
Remix – DJ Twista
1-14 Al Storm & Euphony– Show Me
Remix [Uncredited] – Al Storm
1-15 JDS– Higher Love (Slipmatt & Bunter Remix)
Remix – Bunter, Slipmatt

Credits
DJ Mix – DJ Twista]]>
Tracklist

Mix 1 54:49
1-01 Peacemaker & Lucia Holm– Wasteland
1-02 The Flashback Project– Lose Control
1-03 DJ Twista & Taya (3)– Heat Of The Moment
1-04 Billy Daniel Bunter– New Sensation (Wonter Remix)
Remix – Wonter
1-05 Slipmatt– Breaking Free (Ravebreaks Remix)
Remix, Engineer – Al Storm
1-06 Simon Holmes– Synchrotron
1-07 The Full Time Super Stars– Waiting For The Night (Wonter Remix)
Remix – Wonter
1-08 Sparks & Mr Dan– Body Slam (DJ Twista VIP Mix)
Remix – DJ Twista
1-09 DJ Twista– Sensation
1-10 Prove Correct– Crash Bash
1-11 Running Man– Change Your Ways
1-12 Darren Styles, Dougal & Gammer– Take Me Away
1-13 Billy "Daniel" Bunter & CLSM– My Desire (DJ Twista Remix)
Remix – DJ Twista
1-14 Al Storm & Euphony– Show Me
Remix [Uncredited] – Al Storm
1-15 JDS– Higher Love (Slipmatt & Bunter Remix)
Remix – Bunter, Slipmatt

Credits
DJ Mix – DJ Twista]]> 5802505 no no Sun, 04 Apr 2021 16:30:46 +0200 2021-04-04T16:30:46+02:00 54:49 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/bicep-live-the-mixmag-cover-mix-feb-2021/
MELANCHOLY AND EUPHORIA: BICEP CAPTURE THE EMOTIONAL SPIRIT OF RAVE
Bicep talk to Séamas O'Reilly about growing up in Belfast, their new album ‘Isles’, and the liberating power of dance music

WORDS: SÉAMAS O'REILLY | PHOTOGRAPHY: SAM MULVEY | GIFS: ZAK NORMAN 25 JANUARY 2021
Bicep are on the cover of Mixmag. Read the cover feature below and check out their exclusive Cover Mix here

It was early March when Bicep’s Matt McBriar realised 2020 would not be like previous years. “My partner’s sister and her husband moved in with us for a month while they were looking for a house. They both work for the NHS, so...”.

The rest, as they say, is history. And in the McBriar household, history moved fast.

“One day, we heard COVID-19 on the news for the first time and, within two weeks, we’d all lost our sense of smell and taste. I lost mine for a week – it was zero. Minus smell, even. Every dinner tasted like wallpaper paste. The only thing you could pick up was salt and texture. It made life miserable. Coffee was just hot bubbles. Beer was sparkly water.”

Read this next: The Cover Mix: Bicep

He pauses for a while, before switching back to his usual, and altogether more chipper, Belfast brogue, “I was lucky enough to feel ok throughout though, I was able to do loads of work round the house.”

McBriar and his bandmate Andy Ferguson are speaking to me on Zoom from their Old Street studio, and the familiar chemistry of the double act prevails throughout our long and rangy chat.

For the uninitiated, Matt is the taller of the two, although in certain press photos, this height differential is emphasised beyond all reason. This, coupled with dance music photography’s passion for making its subjects look Very Serious And Angry™, means a brisk Google Image search reveals several photo shoots depicting them like a mismatched duo of surly assassins; Matt, the loud one who rips peoples’ arms off; Andy, the quieter one, who does the accounts and discreetly tells Matt whose arms he should be ripping off next.

In reality, both are so blisteringly, bracingly friendly, you’re once again left to wonder why photographers are so keen on making DJs and producers look like nutters in the first place, and why other musicians seem to avoid the same treatment. Why is it that the programme for the BBC Proms seems happy to show off each tilted head and giga-watt grin of their soloists and sopranos, without ever forcing them to stare vacantly near pylons, or glare at the camera like they’ve just received a larger-than-expected gas bill?

Regardless, their webcam is giving me a reassuringly gnarly view of their production space in Islington, a long tunnel of synths and equipment that lumbers into the background, bathed in purple neon. With their backdrop of eerily-lit keyboard racks, I tell them they look like they’re filming an episode of VH1: Behind The Music on a submarine.

“It’s proper mid-90s Max Power Magazine lighting,” laughs Matt, “a real hard trance studio”.

The formative years of Bicep are by this point, a well-stretched ligament. After meeting as kids in Belfast, the pair formed a friendship based on mini-rugby, dance music and avoiding being beaten up at local funfairs. After briefly separating during their college years – Matt studying design, Andy chemical engineering - the pair collaborated on their now legendary blog, Feel My Bicep, which collated their favourite dusty Italo ballads and long-lost disco cuts, amassing hundreds of thousands of loyal fans, and spawning DJ gigs, edit and remix commissions and, eventually, interest from labels for their own productions. All of which culminated in an album with Ninja Tune in 2017: the self-titled Bicep LP which created a surge of popularity every bit as muscular as their eponymous forearm flexor.

That album’s mix of floor-ready bangers, uncommonly layered production and deep emotional heft charted a new course for the duo. Its monster lead single 'Glue' is a case in point, threaded with so much melancholic euphoria it seemed nostalgic for a place and time neither member of the group was actually present to witness first-hand. Joe Wilson’s masterly video seized on this, pairing the song with written testimonials of rave warriors from the Second Summer of Love, and becoming as iconic as the song itself in the process.

In an odd recursive twist, the past year has seen 'Glue' itself become a subject of nostalgia, as the comments sections for both Wilson’s video and its spine-tingling performance from their 2018 Printworks show, stand now as a litany of elegiac testimonies to much-missed, and much more recent, raving days.

“People project their own situation on to the music, and vice versa,” says Andy. “Like when people watch the 'Glue' video and say how much they’re craving 2019 again, when that video was made in 2017, about the 80s and 90s”.

Read this next: Flex it: Bicep's remarkable rise to stardom

“Watching this now on lockdown at home brings tears to my eyes,” effuses YouTube user Ollie Haylock, among thousands of others ejecting similar sentiments into the digital void. “Good times like this will come back soon. Your music gives me hope ]]>
MELANCHOLY AND EUPHORIA: BICEP CAPTURE THE EMOTIONAL SPIRIT OF RAVE
Bicep talk to Séamas O'Reilly about growing up in Belfast, their new album ‘Isles’, and the liberating power of dance music

WORDS: SÉAMAS O'REILLY | PHOTOGRAPHY: SAM MULVEY | GIFS: ZAK NORMAN 25 JANUARY 2021
Bicep are on the cover of Mixmag. Read the cover feature below and check out their exclusive Cover Mix here

It was early March when Bicep’s Matt McBriar realised 2020 would not be like previous years. “My partner’s sister and her husband moved in with us for a month while they were looking for a house. They both work for the NHS, so...”.

The rest, as they say, is history. And in the McBriar household, history moved fast.

“One day, we heard COVID-19 on the news for the first time and, within two weeks, we’d all lost our sense of smell and taste. I lost mine for a week – it was zero. Minus smell, even. Every dinner tasted like wallpaper paste. The only thing you could pick up was salt and texture. It made life miserable. Coffee was just hot bubbles. Beer was sparkly water.”

Read this next: The Cover Mix: Bicep

He pauses for a while, before switching back to his usual, and altogether more chipper, Belfast brogue, “I was lucky enough to feel ok throughout though, I was able to do loads of work round the house.”

McBriar and his bandmate Andy Ferguson are speaking to me on Zoom from their Old Street studio, and the familiar chemistry of the double act prevails throughout our long and rangy chat.

For the uninitiated, Matt is the taller of the two, although in certain press photos, this height differential is emphasised beyond all reason. This, coupled with dance music photography’s passion for making its subjects look Very Serious And Angry™, means a brisk Google Image search reveals several photo shoots depicting them like a mismatched duo of surly assassins; Matt, the loud one who rips peoples’ arms off; Andy, the quieter one, who does the accounts and discreetly tells Matt whose arms he should be ripping off next.

In reality, both are so blisteringly, bracingly friendly, you’re once again left to wonder why photographers are so keen on making DJs and producers look like nutters in the first place, and why other musicians seem to avoid the same treatment. Why is it that the programme for the BBC Proms seems happy to show off each tilted head and giga-watt grin of their soloists and sopranos, without ever forcing them to stare vacantly near pylons, or glare at the camera like they’ve just received a larger-than-expected gas bill?

Regardless, their webcam is giving me a reassuringly gnarly view of their production space in Islington, a long tunnel of synths and equipment that lumbers into the background, bathed in purple neon. With their backdrop of eerily-lit keyboard racks, I tell them they look like they’re filming an episode of VH1: Behind The Music on a submarine.

“It’s proper mid-90s Max Power Magazine lighting,” laughs Matt, “a real hard trance studio”.

The formative years of Bicep are by this point, a well-stretched ligament. After meeting as kids in Belfast, the pair formed a friendship based on mini-rugby, dance music and avoiding being beaten up at local funfairs. After briefly separating during their college years – Matt studying design, Andy chemical engineering - the pair collaborated on their now legendary blog, Feel My Bicep, which collated their favourite dusty Italo ballads and long-lost disco cuts, amassing hundreds of thousands of loyal fans, and spawning DJ gigs, edit and remix commissions and, eventually, interest from labels for their own productions. All of which culminated in an album with Ninja Tune in 2017: the self-titled Bicep LP which created a surge of popularity every bit as muscular as their eponymous forearm flexor.

That album’s mix of floor-ready bangers, uncommonly layered production and deep emotional heft charted a new course for the duo. Its monster lead single 'Glue' is a case in point, threaded with so much melancholic euphoria it seemed nostalgic for a place and time neither member of the group was actually present to witness first-hand. Joe Wilson’s masterly video seized on this, pairing the song with written testimonials of rave warriors from the Second Summer of Love, and becoming as iconic as the song itself in the process.

In an odd recursive twist, the past year has seen 'Glue' itself become a subject of nostalgia, as the comments sections for both Wilson’s video and its spine-tingling performance from their 2018 Printworks show, stand now as a litany of elegiac testimonies to much-missed, and much more recent, raving days.

“People project their own situation on to the music, and vice versa,” says Andy. “Like when people watch the 'Glue' video and say how much they’re craving 2019 again, when that video was made in 2017, about the 80s and 90s”.

Read this next: Flex it: Bicep's remarkable rise to stardom

“Watching this now on lockdown at home brings tears to my eyes,” effuses YouTube user Ollie Haylock, among thousands of others ejecting similar sentiments into the digital void. “Good times like this will come back soon. Your music gives me hope ]]> 5603187 no no Sun, 07 Feb 2021 18:24:29 +0100 2021-02-07T18:24:29+01:00 56:47 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/bicep-live-sept-2020/ BICEP will be broadcasting a unique live performance on 11th September 2020 which could well be one of the only chances to watch them perform this year.

In this special studio performance, audiences around the world will have the chance to watch BICEP perform brand new unreleased music as well as reworked versions of songs from their back catalogue.

The performance will be backed up with visuals and editing by close BICEP LIVE visual collaborator Black Box Echo. Using a combination of analogue and digital effects processing to blur the lines between live performance and video art into a unique audio visual experience.

The show will be streamed on 11th September 2020 across multiple different time zones, and will not be available to view again online following the event.

Warning: This performance contains strobe effects throughout - viewer discretion is advised.

Friday 11th September 2020

UK & Europe: 9:30pm BST / 10:30pm CEST

North & South America: 9:30pm PDT / 9:30pm EDT

Australia, NZ & Asia: 9:30pm AEST

Ticket buyers are encouraged to link up sound systems and a big screen when streaming the event.

Tracklist:
01 Bicep ft. Clara La San - X [NINJA]
02 Bicep - Atlas (Reworked) [NINJA]
03 Bicep - Apricots [NINJA]
04 Bicep - Aura (Reworked) [NINJA]
05 Bicep - Orca (Reworked) [NINJA]
06 BDB - Niio Rhythm (Bicep Rework) [FEEL MY BICEP]
07 Bicep ft. Clara La San - Saku [NINJA]
08 Bicep - Glue (Reworked) [NINJA]
09 Bicep - Opal (Reworked) [NINJA]]]> BICEP will be broadcasting a unique live performance on 11th September 2020 which could well be one of the only chances to watch them perform this year.

In this special studio performance, audiences around the world will have the chance to watch BICEP perform brand new unreleased music as well as reworked versions of songs from their back catalogue.

The performance will be backed up with visuals and editing by close BICEP LIVE visual collaborator Black Box Echo. Using a combination of analogue and digital effects processing to blur the lines between live performance and video art into a unique audio visual experience.

The show will be streamed on 11th September 2020 across multiple different time zones, and will not be available to view again online following the event.

Warning: This performance contains strobe effects throughout - viewer discretion is advised.

Friday 11th September 2020

UK & Europe: 9:30pm BST / 10:30pm CEST

North & South America: 9:30pm PDT / 9:30pm EDT

Australia, NZ & Asia: 9:30pm AEST

Ticket buyers are encouraged to link up sound systems and a big screen when streaming the event.

Tracklist:
01 Bicep ft. Clara La San - X [NINJA]
02 Bicep - Atlas (Reworked) [NINJA]
03 Bicep - Apricots [NINJA]
04 Bicep - Aura (Reworked) [NINJA]
05 Bicep - Orca (Reworked) [NINJA]
06 BDB - Niio Rhythm (Bicep Rework) [FEEL MY BICEP]
07 Bicep ft. Clara La San - Saku [NINJA]
08 Bicep - Glue (Reworked) [NINJA]
09 Bicep - Opal (Reworked) [NINJA]]]> 5603164 no no Sun, 07 Feb 2021 18:15:09 +0100 2021-02-07T18:15:09+01:00 57:30 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/bicep-live-at-printworks-2018/
Every long-lived career in music is defined by a set of game-changing markers—you might call them "before and after moments." For Matt McBriar and Andy Ferguson, AKA Bicep, the most significant of these took place on September 1st, 2017, when their self-titled debut album landed on Ninja Tune. Before its release, the Belfast duo were successful gigging DJs with a cult blog, a popular label and a handful of killer productions to their name—hits like "Just" and "Vision Of Love." The LP added two notable strings to their bow: a fresh suite of anthems ("Aura," "Orca," "Glue") and a festival-ready live show. Within a few weeks, Bicep went from DJing in sweaty nightclubs to performing their own music live at venues, festivals and concert halls all over the world.

Bicep's globetrotting tour reached a pinnacle in late November, when they headlined and sold out three nights at London's Printworks, an achievement that put them in a small group of live electronic acts capable of pulling such big crowds. On Friday, November 23rd, on one of their final shows of the run and their last live gig in London until 2020, we captured their performance from start to finish. Onstage, McBriar and Ferguson stood facing each other, their heads bowed in focus while their hands glided at speed across numerous bits of gear. The 90-minute video is a euphoric rush of melody, breakbeats and vocals, adorned with dozens of lasers and devoured by a 3000-strong audience.


Credits:
Director: Patrick Nation
Producer and Editor: Guy Clarke
Camera: Sophie Misrahi, Andrew Lawrence, Charlie Moore, Rob Dalton
Show Design: Black Box Echo
Creative Director: Zak Norman
Lighting Design: Co1ab
VJ: Dan Conway
Lasers: Shine AV

Tracklist
01. Bicep - Orca: 0:00
02. Bicep - Metro: 7:25
03. Bicep - Rain: 11:31
04. Isaac Tichauer - Higher Level (Bicep Remix 1): 19:25
05. Isaac Tichauer - Higher Level (Bicep Remix 2)
06. Bicep - Just: 29:10
07. Bicep - Opal: 36:40
08. Bicep & Hammer - Dahlia: 45:55
09. Bicep - Aura: 52:12
10. Unreleased
11. Unreleased
12. Bicep - Vale: 1:12:25
13. Bicep - Glue: 1:17:55]]>
Every long-lived career in music is defined by a set of game-changing markers—you might call them "before and after moments." For Matt McBriar and Andy Ferguson, AKA Bicep, the most significant of these took place on September 1st, 2017, when their self-titled debut album landed on Ninja Tune. Before its release, the Belfast duo were successful gigging DJs with a cult blog, a popular label and a handful of killer productions to their name—hits like "Just" and "Vision Of Love." The LP added two notable strings to their bow: a fresh suite of anthems ("Aura," "Orca," "Glue") and a festival-ready live show. Within a few weeks, Bicep went from DJing in sweaty nightclubs to performing their own music live at venues, festivals and concert halls all over the world.

Bicep's globetrotting tour reached a pinnacle in late November, when they headlined and sold out three nights at London's Printworks, an achievement that put them in a small group of live electronic acts capable of pulling such big crowds. On Friday, November 23rd, on one of their final shows of the run and their last live gig in London until 2020, we captured their performance from start to finish. Onstage, McBriar and Ferguson stood facing each other, their heads bowed in focus while their hands glided at speed across numerous bits of gear. The 90-minute video is a euphoric rush of melody, breakbeats and vocals, adorned with dozens of lasers and devoured by a 3000-strong audience.


Credits:
Director: Patrick Nation
Producer and Editor: Guy Clarke
Camera: Sophie Misrahi, Andrew Lawrence, Charlie Moore, Rob Dalton
Show Design: Black Box Echo
Creative Director: Zak Norman
Lighting Design: Co1ab
VJ: Dan Conway
Lasers: Shine AV

Tracklist
01. Bicep - Orca: 0:00
02. Bicep - Metro: 7:25
03. Bicep - Rain: 11:31
04. Isaac Tichauer - Higher Level (Bicep Remix 1): 19:25
05. Isaac Tichauer - Higher Level (Bicep Remix 2)
06. Bicep - Just: 29:10
07. Bicep - Opal: 36:40
08. Bicep & Hammer - Dahlia: 45:55
09. Bicep - Aura: 52:12
10. Unreleased
11. Unreleased
12. Bicep - Vale: 1:12:25
13. Bicep - Glue: 1:17:55]]> 5603108 no no Sun, 07 Feb 2021 17:46:56 +0100 2021-02-07T17:46:56+01:00 1:24:56 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/jam-spoon-tripomatic-fairytales-3003-full/
A new direction then but tonally of the same calibre. Yet another epic journey replete with abundant presence and brilliance. Admire and swim in the delicate opening number ‘Garden of Eden’ (Peter Weihe providing the beautiful solo), the housey and sprightly Plavka-led ‘Guiding Light’, the tongue-in-cheek ‘So Called Techno Track’ (a small retaliation there!), the Ibiza-style genius of “El Baile’ (with Peter Weihe again as well as vocals by Carlos Sanchez). ‘Warm Dead Dog’ is a foot-tapping favourite (originally titled by Mark ‘Mild Dead Dog’ to sound ‘scary’) as is the multi-dimensional ‘Suspicious Minds’ – perfect for any chillout lounge. Luxuriate in the drum’n’bass inspired ‘You’ve Got to Get in To Get Out’ (with three tempos all running at the same time in the middle), the James Bond like ‘Flame’ and the classic pop of ‘Kaleidoscope Skies’ (a worldwide hit penned by Plavka). Peter Weihe provides guitars again for the final two tracks – ‘I Pull My Gun Once’ and the album concludes with the (seemingly) simple but symphonic chords and melody motif in ‘I Pull my Gun Twice’ (my neighbours never liked me anyway!). The latter, which concludes the album, is almost Wagner-like and I’m sure I’m not alone in imagining this being performed by an full symphonic orchestra.

Layers upon gorgeous layers in every song results in an aural Shangri-la oozing sophistication. ‘Kaleidoscope’ is a stylistic combination of opposite poles that sent the duo into new territory, and away from the faithless masses. A truly enveloping sonic feast. Enjoy!

Garden Of Eden 5:31
Kaleidoscope Skies 3:27
Guiding Light 4:33
Warm Dead Dog 5:24
Flame 5:24
You Got To Get In 2:03
To Get Out 6:30
Kiss Away 5:27
Usual Suspect 7:32
El Baile 5:03
So Called Techno Track 6:16
Suspicious Minds 4:01
Mark Runs The Voodoo Down 2:43
Don't Call It Love 3:41
I Pull My Gun Once 5:04
I Pull My Gun Twice 4:18
]]>
A new direction then but tonally of the same calibre. Yet another epic journey replete with abundant presence and brilliance. Admire and swim in the delicate opening number ‘Garden of Eden’ (Peter Weihe providing the beautiful solo), the housey and sprightly Plavka-led ‘Guiding Light’, the tongue-in-cheek ‘So Called Techno Track’ (a small retaliation there!), the Ibiza-style genius of “El Baile’ (with Peter Weihe again as well as vocals by Carlos Sanchez). ‘Warm Dead Dog’ is a foot-tapping favourite (originally titled by Mark ‘Mild Dead Dog’ to sound ‘scary’) as is the multi-dimensional ‘Suspicious Minds’ – perfect for any chillout lounge. Luxuriate in the drum’n’bass inspired ‘You’ve Got to Get in To Get Out’ (with three tempos all running at the same time in the middle), the James Bond like ‘Flame’ and the classic pop of ‘Kaleidoscope Skies’ (a worldwide hit penned by Plavka). Peter Weihe provides guitars again for the final two tracks – ‘I Pull My Gun Once’ and the album concludes with the (seemingly) simple but symphonic chords and melody motif in ‘I Pull my Gun Twice’ (my neighbours never liked me anyway!). The latter, which concludes the album, is almost Wagner-like and I’m sure I’m not alone in imagining this being performed by an full symphonic orchestra.

Layers upon gorgeous layers in every song results in an aural Shangri-la oozing sophistication. ‘Kaleidoscope’ is a stylistic combination of opposite poles that sent the duo into new territory, and away from the faithless masses. A truly enveloping sonic feast. Enjoy!

Garden Of Eden 5:31
Kaleidoscope Skies 3:27
Guiding Light 4:33
Warm Dead Dog 5:24
Flame 5:24
You Got To Get In 2:03
To Get Out 6:30
Kiss Away 5:27
Usual Suspect 7:32
El Baile 5:03
So Called Techno Track 6:16
Suspicious Minds 4:01
Mark Runs The Voodoo Down 2:43
Don't Call It Love 3:41
I Pull My Gun Once 5:04
I Pull My Gun Twice 4:18
]]> 5229114 no no Mon, 19 Oct 2020 09:22:22 +0200 2020-10-19T09:22:22+02:00 1:17:07 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/jam-spoon-tripomatic-fairytales-2002-full/
Whilst the first volume entertained a more dancefloor-oriented approach, ‘Tripomatic Fairytales 2002’ on the other hand is diametrically opposite and serves as an ideal counterpoint to the energy discharge of 2001. An innovative, chillout experimental wonderland of musical themes, sounds and voices, uplifting at times but in an otherworldly, alternative way. It’s at home at the Café del Mar; a psychedelic twist of pure sonic elixir, it became a perfect soundtrack for any kind of moment. Mark’s favourite of the two and featuring a selection of guest singers (some recorded live, others to already pre-recorded backing tracks), it redefined the ‘chillout’ genre. Listen to it and get lost in the dreamy concoction of sounds – a definitive key to unlocking the door to your imagination. Songs like ‘Ancient Dream’ and ‘v. Angel. Is Calling’ are with their poignancy juxtaposed with the marvellous ‘LSD Nikon’ and ‘Secret Kind of Love’ (turn the volume up to hear the multitude of telephone nuances in ‘v. Angel. Is Calling’). Weird drones and sound nuggets are massaged aside by graceful melodies. In a world where anything closely resembling ‘ambient music’ is too often bordering on non-descript and having very little to say, ‘Tripomatic Fairytales 2002’ sets itself apart, and in so doing sets Jam & Spoon apart from the crowd.

This opus spanning two volumes, released in 1994, and accompanied by the extraordinarily beautiful and original artwork by German designer KM7 is a landmark in dance music history. Every track on each volume is part of a whole, Listen to them both without interruption, and revel in the sound textures and beats that haven’t aged by even a minute – a true sign of a classic piece of work. Pure bliss.

Hermaphrodite 2:10
N.A.S.A. Nocturnal Audio Sensory Awakening 11:15
LSD Nikon 2:34
The Future Is In Small Hands 5:25
Salinas Afternoon 4:03
V. Angel. Is Calling 10:11
Words And Dana 1:00
Ancient Dream 8:41
I Saw The Future 11:32
Castaneda Future Illuminations 2:04
Secret Kind Of Love 8:02
World Of X-T-C 5:52
]]>
Whilst the first volume entertained a more dancefloor-oriented approach, ‘Tripomatic Fairytales 2002’ on the other hand is diametrically opposite and serves as an ideal counterpoint to the energy discharge of 2001. An innovative, chillout experimental wonderland of musical themes, sounds and voices, uplifting at times but in an otherworldly, alternative way. It’s at home at the Café del Mar; a psychedelic twist of pure sonic elixir, it became a perfect soundtrack for any kind of moment. Mark’s favourite of the two and featuring a selection of guest singers (some recorded live, others to already pre-recorded backing tracks), it redefined the ‘chillout’ genre. Listen to it and get lost in the dreamy concoction of sounds – a definitive key to unlocking the door to your imagination. Songs like ‘Ancient Dream’ and ‘v. Angel. Is Calling’ are with their poignancy juxtaposed with the marvellous ‘LSD Nikon’ and ‘Secret Kind of Love’ (turn the volume up to hear the multitude of telephone nuances in ‘v. Angel. Is Calling’). Weird drones and sound nuggets are massaged aside by graceful melodies. In a world where anything closely resembling ‘ambient music’ is too often bordering on non-descript and having very little to say, ‘Tripomatic Fairytales 2002’ sets itself apart, and in so doing sets Jam & Spoon apart from the crowd.

This opus spanning two volumes, released in 1994, and accompanied by the extraordinarily beautiful and original artwork by German designer KM7 is a landmark in dance music history. Every track on each volume is part of a whole, Listen to them both without interruption, and revel in the sound textures and beats that haven’t aged by even a minute – a true sign of a classic piece of work. Pure bliss.

Hermaphrodite 2:10
N.A.S.A. Nocturnal Audio Sensory Awakening 11:15
LSD Nikon 2:34
The Future Is In Small Hands 5:25
Salinas Afternoon 4:03
V. Angel. Is Calling 10:11
Words And Dana 1:00
Ancient Dream 8:41
I Saw The Future 11:32
Castaneda Future Illuminations 2:04
Secret Kind Of Love 8:02
World Of X-T-C 5:52
]]> 5226192 no no Sun, 18 Oct 2020 07:39:26 +0200 2020-10-18T07:39:26+02:00 1:13:31 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/jam-spoon-tripomatic-fairytales-2001-full/
The first volume (2001) encompasses a changing pulse of tracks, from the venerable ‘Stella’, through the trippy worlds of ‘Who Opened the Door to Nowhere’, the likes of the mind-bending ‘Earth Spirit’, the amazing ‘Path of Harmony’ to name but a few. ‘Right in the Night’ had some great remixes accompanying the main radio edit (and included an exceptional bonus ambient track called ‘Hispanos in Space)’). The main melodic hook to was based on Spanish classical composer Isaac Albéniz’s ‘Asturias (Leyenda)’ whilst the lyrics were written by Nosie Katzmann – an extremely talented and prolific composer/songwriter who would continue to work Jam & Spoon in later years, whilst at the same time enjoying success via other groups’ releases.

Heart Of Africa 6:49
Odyssey To Anyoona 9:59
Two Spys In The House Of Love 0:32
Stella 6:19
Neurotrance Adventure 5:42
Operating Spaceship Earth 1:28
Zen Flash Zen Bones 6:10
Who Opened The Door To Nowhere 2:44
Right In The Night (Fall In Love With Music) (Single Version) 6:05
Muffeled Drums 0:40
Path Of Harmony 7:02
Paradise Garage 6:30
Earth Spirit 6:28
Stellas Cry 7:25]]>
The first volume (2001) encompasses a changing pulse of tracks, from the venerable ‘Stella’, through the trippy worlds of ‘Who Opened the Door to Nowhere’, the likes of the mind-bending ‘Earth Spirit’, the amazing ‘Path of Harmony’ to name but a few. ‘Right in the Night’ had some great remixes accompanying the main radio edit (and included an exceptional bonus ambient track called ‘Hispanos in Space)’). The main melodic hook to was based on Spanish classical composer Isaac Albéniz’s ‘Asturias (Leyenda)’ whilst the lyrics were written by Nosie Katzmann – an extremely talented and prolific composer/songwriter who would continue to work Jam & Spoon in later years, whilst at the same time enjoying success via other groups’ releases.

Heart Of Africa 6:49
Odyssey To Anyoona 9:59
Two Spys In The House Of Love 0:32
Stella 6:19
Neurotrance Adventure 5:42
Operating Spaceship Earth 1:28
Zen Flash Zen Bones 6:10
Who Opened The Door To Nowhere 2:44
Right In The Night (Fall In Love With Music) (Single Version) 6:05
Muffeled Drums 0:40
Path Of Harmony 7:02
Paradise Garage 6:30
Earth Spirit 6:28
Stellas Cry 7:25]]> 5226180 no no Sun, 18 Oct 2020 07:33:35 +0200 2020-10-18T07:33:35+02:00 1:13:55 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/kopyright-liberation-front-the-klf-waiting-for-the-rights-of-mu-full/
This is from Wikipedia:
Released: 13 October 1997
Label: Echo Beach
Catalogue number: EBSC8/EB814
Presumed to be a bootleg release but was sold for a limited time through normal retail channels.

And these comments are from Discogs:
Reviews Show All 13 Reviews

non-slip
September 13, 2020
I've got a receipt from Spillers Records in Cardiff for this bootleg..

theorbite
April 30, 2018
I found this in a record store in N. Wales back in '97
They didn't know who the band was, I overheard the staff arguing about it,
So I stepped in and said it's the KLF
So the boss of the store gave me a discount and charged me £3 for the CD
for naming the band
If only he knew how rare this item is
I fell off my chair when I found out how rare and how much
this is worth

Lanarker
July 20, 2017
It's a bootleg. Always been a bootleg. Forever a bootleg. "Waiting" track is simply a rip of the stereo soundtrack to the "Waiting" KLF Video. Never saw any release on KLF Communications except on that video casette KLF VT007. Excellent job on the production of "Rights of Mu" track by DJ Echo... and that fine production does make it a really fantastic bootleg, but still a bootleg nevertheless. Not an official release and never was. There are some home made Cdrs which have been listed as "Unofficial promo releases" from 1990, but they didn't appear until twenty odd years later... go figure. I would suggest never paying for a cdr with some marker pen on it. You could make yourself a better one with a "Free Youtube Downloader" and a Sharpie Pen.

massenmedium
October 26, 2016
I bought this is in Virgin Megastore Oxford Street. Let me tell you there were... a few copies on the shelves. Hindsight is valuable, just remember to wear a hood as the eyes in the back of your head can freak people out.

K1tSVW
May 7, 2016
This should maybe be cataloged in the bootlegs section as it's not a official release

obionekenjobi
May 22, 2014
What a great and very rare album by one of the best dance duo's to bless our ears. I happened to go on ebay one day and some IDIOT was sell in' it for buy now for £3.00(he obviously didn't know how rare it was). Both of these epic track's are amazing. Waiting is like a fourty minute version of What Time Is Love's Virtual Reality mix, but the killer track is The Rites Of Mu. This brilliant ambient masterpiece with Charlie Sheen narrating a story(soundin' like Apocalypse Now)about a voyage goin' to a rave on The Lost Continent Of Mu is mindblowin'. If your lucky enough to get a copy of this, roll a herbal jazz cigarette stick your headphones on full wack and enjoy.

cyp21
March 29, 2011
Only 3333 were originally pressed but The KLF did not authorise the release and thus any remaining unsold copies were WITHDRAWN making it even rarer.

Tracklist
1 Waiting 42:39
2 The Rites Of Mu 29:24

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This is from Wikipedia:
Released: 13 October 1997
Label: Echo Beach
Catalogue number: EBSC8/EB814
Presumed to be a bootleg release but was sold for a limited time through normal retail channels.

And these comments are from Discogs:
Reviews Show All 13 Reviews

non-slip
September 13, 2020
I've got a receipt from Spillers Records in Cardiff for this bootleg..

theorbite
April 30, 2018
I found this in a record store in N. Wales back in '97
They didn't know who the band was, I overheard the staff arguing about it,
So I stepped in and said it's the KLF
So the boss of the store gave me a discount and charged me £3 for the CD
for naming the band
If only he knew how rare this item is
I fell off my chair when I found out how rare and how much
this is worth

Lanarker
July 20, 2017
It's a bootleg. Always been a bootleg. Forever a bootleg. "Waiting" track is simply a rip of the stereo soundtrack to the "Waiting" KLF Video. Never saw any release on KLF Communications except on that video casette KLF VT007. Excellent job on the production of "Rights of Mu" track by DJ Echo... and that fine production does make it a really fantastic bootleg, but still a bootleg nevertheless. Not an official release and never was. There are some home made Cdrs which have been listed as "Unofficial promo releases" from 1990, but they didn't appear until twenty odd years later... go figure. I would suggest never paying for a cdr with some marker pen on it. You could make yourself a better one with a "Free Youtube Downloader" and a Sharpie Pen.

massenmedium
October 26, 2016
I bought this is in Virgin Megastore Oxford Street. Let me tell you there were... a few copies on the shelves. Hindsight is valuable, just remember to wear a hood as the eyes in the back of your head can freak people out.

K1tSVW
May 7, 2016
This should maybe be cataloged in the bootlegs section as it's not a official release

obionekenjobi
May 22, 2014
What a great and very rare album by one of the best dance duo's to bless our ears. I happened to go on ebay one day and some IDIOT was sell in' it for buy now for £3.00(he obviously didn't know how rare it was). Both of these epic track's are amazing. Waiting is like a fourty minute version of What Time Is Love's Virtual Reality mix, but the killer track is The Rites Of Mu. This brilliant ambient masterpiece with Charlie Sheen narrating a story(soundin' like Apocalypse Now)about a voyage goin' to a rave on The Lost Continent Of Mu is mindblowin'. If your lucky enough to get a copy of this, roll a herbal jazz cigarette stick your headphones on full wack and enjoy.

cyp21
March 29, 2011
Only 3333 were originally pressed but The KLF did not authorise the release and thus any remaining unsold copies were WITHDRAWN making it even rarer.

Tracklist
1 Waiting 42:39
2 The Rites Of Mu 29:24

???????????????????????]]> 5191937 no no Wed, 07 Oct 2020 19:26:18 +0200 2020-10-07T19:26:18+02:00 1:11:58 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/the-klf-chill-out-full/
Chill Out was conceived as a continuous piece of music, with original KLF music interwoven with samples from songs by Elvis Presley, Fleetwood Mac, Acker Bilk, Van Halen, 808 State and field recordings of Tuvan throat singers. Its best known track is "Wichita Lineman Was a Song I Once Heard".

Chill Out is a single continuous musical piece having many distinctive sections, each of which either segues into or introduces the next. The album as a whole is a progression, with percussion gradually introduced during the second half. The KLF have stated in interviews that the album was recorded in a 44-minute "live" take in their studio, Trancentral, located in the basement of The KLF member Jimmy Cauty's squat in Stockwell, South London.

The album has many recurring musical elements, which unify and merge the parts into the collective whole. Common characteristics of most parts include ethereal background synthesizers, the use of echo and pitch bend, samples of nature and transport, and the punctuation of soft synthesizer loops by sudden flourishes of harmonious sound. The Deep South is variously represented using original pedal steel contributions from Graham Lee and emotionally charged samples of US radio broadcasts: an evangelist's sermon, a range of samples of a very intense salesman, and, in "Madrugada Eterna", the detailed news report of a fatal road accident.

Despite the specific US settings, Chill Out is multi-ethnic, its journey taking in pastoral shepherds, Russian broadcasts, Tuvan throat singers ("Dream Time in Lake Jackson"), exotic birds, and an African-sounding original female vocal from The JAMs' 1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?) that later became The KLF's "Justified and Ancient".

Elements of The KLF's "Pure Trance" singles "3 a.m. Eternal" and "Last Train to Trancentral" are brought to the fore during the second half of the album, progressing from the minimalist synths of the opening half.

Again, haunting melodies and memories of being so stoned we couldn't walk, never mind run away from cardboard cut-out alien greys in the bushes (Sam you twat! lol) - I love the way the throat singing is "grabbed" and turned into an entirely new, other-dimensional instrument - but the preacher gets a bit much!

This album is different every time I hear it, yet also strangely the same. :)

Brownsville Turnaround On The Tex-Mex Border 1:47
Pulling Out Of Ricardo And The Dusk Is Falling Fast 1:29
Six Hours To Louisiana, Black Coffee Going Cold 3:01
Dream Time In Lake Jackson 2:35
Madrugada Eterna 7:40
Justified And Ancient Seems A Long Time Ago 1:08
Elvis On The Radio, Steel Guitar In My Soul 3:01
3AM Somewhere Out Of Beaumont 9:24
Witchita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 5:56
Trancentral Lost In My Mind 1:16
The Lights Of Baton Rouge Pass By 3:34
A Melody From A Past Life Keeps Pulling Me Back 1:41
Rock Radio Into The Nineties And Beyond 1:26
Alone Again With The Dawn Coming Up 0:16]]>
Chill Out was conceived as a continuous piece of music, with original KLF music interwoven with samples from songs by Elvis Presley, Fleetwood Mac, Acker Bilk, Van Halen, 808 State and field recordings of Tuvan throat singers. Its best known track is "Wichita Lineman Was a Song I Once Heard".

Chill Out is a single continuous musical piece having many distinctive sections, each of which either segues into or introduces the next. The album as a whole is a progression, with percussion gradually introduced during the second half. The KLF have stated in interviews that the album was recorded in a 44-minute "live" take in their studio, Trancentral, located in the basement of The KLF member Jimmy Cauty's squat in Stockwell, South London.

The album has many recurring musical elements, which unify and merge the parts into the collective whole. Common characteristics of most parts include ethereal background synthesizers, the use of echo and pitch bend, samples of nature and transport, and the punctuation of soft synthesizer loops by sudden flourishes of harmonious sound. The Deep South is variously represented using original pedal steel contributions from Graham Lee and emotionally charged samples of US radio broadcasts: an evangelist's sermon, a range of samples of a very intense salesman, and, in "Madrugada Eterna", the detailed news report of a fatal road accident.

Despite the specific US settings, Chill Out is multi-ethnic, its journey taking in pastoral shepherds, Russian broadcasts, Tuvan throat singers ("Dream Time in Lake Jackson"), exotic birds, and an African-sounding original female vocal from The JAMs' 1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?) that later became The KLF's "Justified and Ancient".

Elements of The KLF's "Pure Trance" singles "3 a.m. Eternal" and "Last Train to Trancentral" are brought to the fore during the second half of the album, progressing from the minimalist synths of the opening half.

Again, haunting melodies and memories of being so stoned we couldn't walk, never mind run away from cardboard cut-out alien greys in the bushes (Sam you twat! lol) - I love the way the throat singing is "grabbed" and turned into an entirely new, other-dimensional instrument - but the preacher gets a bit much!

This album is different every time I hear it, yet also strangely the same. :)

Brownsville Turnaround On The Tex-Mex Border 1:47
Pulling Out Of Ricardo And The Dusk Is Falling Fast 1:29
Six Hours To Louisiana, Black Coffee Going Cold 3:01
Dream Time In Lake Jackson 2:35
Madrugada Eterna 7:40
Justified And Ancient Seems A Long Time Ago 1:08
Elvis On The Radio, Steel Guitar In My Soul 3:01
3AM Somewhere Out Of Beaumont 9:24
Witchita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 5:56
Trancentral Lost In My Mind 1:16
The Lights Of Baton Rouge Pass By 3:34
A Melody From A Past Life Keeps Pulling Me Back 1:41
Rock Radio Into The Nineties And Beyond 1:26
Alone Again With The Dawn Coming Up 0:16]]> 5191558 no no Wed, 07 Oct 2020 16:20:24 +0200 2020-10-07T16:20:24+02:00 44:46 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/the-shamen-the-shamen-en-tact-full/
The saddest thing about this album is that it was re-released in later years, once the band had "found fame" with Mr C's inane babbling, re-recorded with him spouting crap all over what WAS a seminal album. Originally an indie band, The Shamen steered in a different direction, going more experimental and towards dance culture, but with some ambient overtones, I still now find certain themes or melodies reminding me of En-Tact, and that's why it's here. This is the original album :)

1 Human NRG
Mixed By – Colin Shamen*, Mark Angelo*
3:23
2 Progen (Land Of Oz)
Mixed By – Paul Oakenfold
Rap – Mr C*
4:07
3 Possible Worlds
Mixed By – Colin Shamen*, Ian Tregoning
3:45
4 Omega Amigo
Mixed By – Steve Osbourne*
4:45
5 Hyperreal
Mixed By – Colin Shamen*, Ian Tregoning
Vocals – Plavka
4:32
6 Lightspan
Mixed By – Irresistible Force*, Will Sin
5:48
7 Make It Mine V2.5
Acoustic Bass – Adrian Holder
Mixed By – Evil Ed Richards*
Rap – Rhyme & Reason
3:57
8 Oxygen Restriction
Mixed By – Evil Ed Richards*
3:48
9 Evil Is Even
Bass – Jah Wobble
Didgeridoo – Darren Millhouse
Mixed By – Mark Angelo*, Will Sin
13:16
10 Human NRG (Massey)
Mixed By – Graham Massey
4:37
11 Make It Mine V1.3 (Pirate Radio)
Mixed By – Colin Shamen*, Ian Tregoning
4:54
12 Oxygen Reprise V2.0
Mixed By – Evil Ed Richards*
5:19
13 Hear Me O My People (Orbital - Delays Expected)
Mixed By – Ian Tregoning, Orbital
Vocals – Boesak
7:24
]]>
The saddest thing about this album is that it was re-released in later years, once the band had "found fame" with Mr C's inane babbling, re-recorded with him spouting crap all over what WAS a seminal album. Originally an indie band, The Shamen steered in a different direction, going more experimental and towards dance culture, but with some ambient overtones, I still now find certain themes or melodies reminding me of En-Tact, and that's why it's here. This is the original album :)

1 Human NRG
Mixed By – Colin Shamen*, Mark Angelo*
3:23
2 Progen (Land Of Oz)
Mixed By – Paul Oakenfold
Rap – Mr C*
4:07
3 Possible Worlds
Mixed By – Colin Shamen*, Ian Tregoning
3:45
4 Omega Amigo
Mixed By – Steve Osbourne*
4:45
5 Hyperreal
Mixed By – Colin Shamen*, Ian Tregoning
Vocals – Plavka
4:32
6 Lightspan
Mixed By – Irresistible Force*, Will Sin
5:48
7 Make It Mine V2.5
Acoustic Bass – Adrian Holder
Mixed By – Evil Ed Richards*
Rap – Rhyme & Reason
3:57
8 Oxygen Restriction
Mixed By – Evil Ed Richards*
3:48
9 Evil Is Even
Bass – Jah Wobble
Didgeridoo – Darren Millhouse
Mixed By – Mark Angelo*, Will Sin
13:16
10 Human NRG (Massey)
Mixed By – Graham Massey
4:37
11 Make It Mine V1.3 (Pirate Radio)
Mixed By – Colin Shamen*, Ian Tregoning
4:54
12 Oxygen Reprise V2.0
Mixed By – Evil Ed Richards*
5:19
13 Hear Me O My People (Orbital - Delays Expected)
Mixed By – Ian Tregoning, Orbital
Vocals – Boesak
7:24
]]> 5189344 no no Tue, 06 Oct 2020 19:05:23 +0200 2020-10-06T19:05:23+02:00 1:09:33 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/future-sound-of-london-lifeforms/
In comparison to Accelerator, this is an extremely subtle listen, with rhythms generally buried in the mix, serving the melodies rather than vice versa. In comparison to the upfront breaks and steady house beats just two years previous, here they're stuttered, echoed, often approaching dub in pace and impact.

Meanwhile, the space-alien bubbles and noises and haunting tones take to the fore, making for a disorienting, evocative experience, a mix of natural sounds and artificial elements much like the band's own artwork. Even the singles, "Cascade" and "Lifeforms," play down the beat. The one for "Cascade" is barely there, swooping samples and soft synth hooks to the fore, while "Lifeforms," for its comparatively more direct impact, relies as much on its keyboard swell and chiming melody as much as the complex overlay of rhythms. There are a few guest appearances here and there, but they're mostly notable for how the band incorporate them instead of letting them stand out -- Robert Fripp's guitar on "Flak," Talvin Singh's tablas on "Life Form Ends," and Toni Halliday from Curve doing a "vocal texture" on "Cerebral."

I originally edited this with the more chilled "Lifeforms" track, to fit on a Minidisc - to me, this is Future Classical music, and still sounds fresh even now, despite it being originally released in 1994. Amazingly experimental and utterly delightful, especially haunting in the winter months.]]>
In comparison to Accelerator, this is an extremely subtle listen, with rhythms generally buried in the mix, serving the melodies rather than vice versa. In comparison to the upfront breaks and steady house beats just two years previous, here they're stuttered, echoed, often approaching dub in pace and impact.

Meanwhile, the space-alien bubbles and noises and haunting tones take to the fore, making for a disorienting, evocative experience, a mix of natural sounds and artificial elements much like the band's own artwork. Even the singles, "Cascade" and "Lifeforms," play down the beat. The one for "Cascade" is barely there, swooping samples and soft synth hooks to the fore, while "Lifeforms," for its comparatively more direct impact, relies as much on its keyboard swell and chiming melody as much as the complex overlay of rhythms. There are a few guest appearances here and there, but they're mostly notable for how the band incorporate them instead of letting them stand out -- Robert Fripp's guitar on "Flak," Talvin Singh's tablas on "Life Form Ends," and Toni Halliday from Curve doing a "vocal texture" on "Cerebral."

I originally edited this with the more chilled "Lifeforms" track, to fit on a Minidisc - to me, this is Future Classical music, and still sounds fresh even now, despite it being originally released in 1994. Amazingly experimental and utterly delightful, especially haunting in the winter months.]]> 5163435 no no Sun, 27 Sep 2020 23:12:02 +0200 2020-09-27T23:12:02+02:00 1:17:44 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/isao-tomita-the-bermuda-triangle-1979-k2-24bit-remaster/ One of the most lavish album packages released in the 1970's (especially the Japanese version), this hit the streets at the time of maximum gimmicry in package design. But it was great value compared with today's CD's (unless, again, you buy the Japanese version).

The UK edition came in at least three colours of vinyl: standard black, sea blue, and a bright pink colour. In Japan, the album had a full colour inner bag and colour sleeve insert. Even the interior of the sleeve was printed in colour, with photos.

There are a number of different versions of the titles on this recording. The ones listed below are from the Japanese CD release. The album was also subtitled 'A Musical Fantasy of Science Fiction'.

As with many of Tomita's albums, the pictures on early releases of 'The Bermuda Triangle' LP differed from those eventually released on CD - the LP version and a 12" single from the album had a sort of oceanic look to them with a kind of spectral image on top.

The computer encoded signals found on this album are in a format known as TARBEL. Using this system, messages may be encoded in a recording via audio signals. The TARBEL format was used as a way to save data onto an audio cassette recorder in the mid to late 1970s before the IBM PC and hard disk drives. The sound is familiar to anyone who has used an old tape interface (lots of 'piii's and 'gaaa's!) and can be decoded with a computer programmed to recognise the TARBEL system.

1. The Round Space Ship Landing on the Earth While Emitting Silvery Lights [The Arrival of UFO and the Mysterious Electric Waves] (2:22)
Look Out the Bermuda Triangle, Look Out the Bermuda Triangle, Look Out
2. Strong Electromagnetic Waves ["Romeo and Juliet" Suite No. 2: Montagues and Capulets] (1:29)
3. The World of the Different Dimensions [235k MP3] [Valse Triste] (2:04)
4. The Giant Pyramid Sitting at the Bottom of the Sea of Bermuda and the Ancient People [Scythian Suite: The Adoration of Veles and Ala] (6:37)
5. The Venus Wearing the Space Uniform Shining in Florescent Light Color [The Return of UFO] (1:30) [Close Encounters of the Third Kind] (3:54)
6. The Children Playing in Agharta, the Deep Underground Kingdom [Symphony No. 5: Allegro Marcato] (5:24) [Bridge: Close Encounters of the Third Kind] (0:22)
7. The Hollow Vessel Called the Earth [Dororo] (4:39)
8. The Song of Venus [Violin Concerto No. 1: Andantino] (3:52)
9. The Dawn at Bermuda [Symphony No. 6: Allegro Moderato] (1:53)
10. The Mysterious Electric Waves [Computer Data Signals] (0:29)
11. The Dazzling Bright Cylindrical Object Which Had Crashed Into Tunguska, Siberia [Symphony No. 6: Allegro Moderato] (7:29)
12. The Harp Being Played by the Ancient People and the Venus and Her Space Children Singing the Song of the Future [Violin Concerto No. 1: Moderato; Allegro Moderato] (7:52)
13. The Visionary Flight to the 1448 Nebular Group of the Bootes [The Departure of UFO] (1:30) [Bridge: Scythian Suite: The Adoration of Veles and Ala] (0:18) [Valse Triste] (1:29) [Vocoder] (0:37)
Now, You Have Been Carried Away from the Earth]]> One of the most lavish album packages released in the 1970's (especially the Japanese version), this hit the streets at the time of maximum gimmicry in package design. But it was great value compared with today's CD's (unless, again, you buy the Japanese version).

The UK edition came in at least three colours of vinyl: standard black, sea blue, and a bright pink colour. In Japan, the album had a full colour inner bag and colour sleeve insert. Even the interior of the sleeve was printed in colour, with photos.

There are a number of different versions of the titles on this recording. The ones listed below are from the Japanese CD release. The album was also subtitled 'A Musical Fantasy of Science Fiction'.

As with many of Tomita's albums, the pictures on early releases of 'The Bermuda Triangle' LP differed from those eventually released on CD - the LP version and a 12" single from the album had a sort of oceanic look to them with a kind of spectral image on top.

The computer encoded signals found on this album are in a format known as TARBEL. Using this system, messages may be encoded in a recording via audio signals. The TARBEL format was used as a way to save data onto an audio cassette recorder in the mid to late 1970s before the IBM PC and hard disk drives. The sound is familiar to anyone who has used an old tape interface (lots of 'piii's and 'gaaa's!) and can be decoded with a computer programmed to recognise the TARBEL system.

1. The Round Space Ship Landing on the Earth While Emitting Silvery Lights [The Arrival of UFO and the Mysterious Electric Waves] (2:22)
Look Out the Bermuda Triangle, Look Out the Bermuda Triangle, Look Out
2. Strong Electromagnetic Waves ["Romeo and Juliet" Suite No. 2: Montagues and Capulets] (1:29)
3. The World of the Different Dimensions [235k MP3] [Valse Triste] (2:04)
4. The Giant Pyramid Sitting at the Bottom of the Sea of Bermuda and the Ancient People [Scythian Suite: The Adoration of Veles and Ala] (6:37)
5. The Venus Wearing the Space Uniform Shining in Florescent Light Color [The Return of UFO] (1:30) [Close Encounters of the Third Kind] (3:54)
6. The Children Playing in Agharta, the Deep Underground Kingdom [Symphony No. 5: Allegro Marcato] (5:24) [Bridge: Close Encounters of the Third Kind] (0:22)
7. The Hollow Vessel Called the Earth [Dororo] (4:39)
8. The Song of Venus [Violin Concerto No. 1: Andantino] (3:52)
9. The Dawn at Bermuda [Symphony No. 6: Allegro Moderato] (1:53)
10. The Mysterious Electric Waves [Computer Data Signals] (0:29)
11. The Dazzling Bright Cylindrical Object Which Had Crashed Into Tunguska, Siberia [Symphony No. 6: Allegro Moderato] (7:29)
12. The Harp Being Played by the Ancient People and the Venus and Her Space Children Singing the Song of the Future [Violin Concerto No. 1: Moderato; Allegro Moderato] (7:52)
13. The Visionary Flight to the 1448 Nebular Group of the Bootes [The Departure of UFO] (1:30) [Bridge: Scythian Suite: The Adoration of Veles and Ala] (0:18) [Valse Triste] (1:29) [Vocoder] (0:37)
Now, You Have Been Carried Away from the Earth]]> 5152764 no no Thu, 24 Sep 2020 02:36:52 +0200 2020-09-24T02:36:52+02:00 53:57 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/renaissance-engage-003-sasha/ 2) 00.04.25 Olafur Arnalds - They Sink (TOKiMONSTA Remix)
3) 00.08.59 Lost Scripts - Liquid Visions
4) 00.14.21 COMA - A-Train (Map.ache Remix)
5) 00.21.04 Four Tet - 128 Oceans
6) 00.24.24 Bongbeck - Mew
7) 00.26.57 Computer Data - Selbstbesinnungen
8) 00.31.12 Mazoulew - Retrospective
9) 00.35.27 Sasha - Head Melter
10) 00.40.28 Murge - Full flight
11) 00.45.57 Joseph Ashworth - Breathe (Feat. Vanity Fairy) [Tunnelvisions Remix]
12) 00.49.40 Otik - Four Feet
13) 00.56.01 Just Her - Quiet Anguish
14) 01.01.37 Matthias Meyer - Strangely Enough
15) 01.08.36 Mindsight - Trojan Matter
16) 01.12.29 Unknown - Unknown
17) 01.19.41 Nathan Fake - Cry Me A Blizzard
18) 01.24.11 Rival Consoles - Recovery (Mind Against Edit)
19) 01.31.35 Joseph Ashworth - Breathe (Instrumental)
20) 01.36.46 Bright Serpent - Balloon
21) 01.41.48 Four Tet - Angel Falls (127 Version)
22) 01.45.42 Jammin - Moving Differently
23) 01.49.42 Lakehouse - No One Ever Sleeps
24) 01.54.23 Ross From Friends - Epiphany
25) 01.58.38 Agenda - Nothing To Me
26) 02.02.23 Bicep - Atlas]]> 2) 00.04.25 Olafur Arnalds - They Sink (TOKiMONSTA Remix)
3) 00.08.59 Lost Scripts - Liquid Visions
4) 00.14.21 COMA - A-Train (Map.ache Remix)
5) 00.21.04 Four Tet - 128 Oceans
6) 00.24.24 Bongbeck - Mew
7) 00.26.57 Computer Data - Selbstbesinnungen
8) 00.31.12 Mazoulew - Retrospective
9) 00.35.27 Sasha - Head Melter
10) 00.40.28 Murge - Full flight
11) 00.45.57 Joseph Ashworth - Breathe (Feat. Vanity Fairy) [Tunnelvisions Remix]
12) 00.49.40 Otik - Four Feet
13) 00.56.01 Just Her - Quiet Anguish
14) 01.01.37 Matthias Meyer - Strangely Enough
15) 01.08.36 Mindsight - Trojan Matter
16) 01.12.29 Unknown - Unknown
17) 01.19.41 Nathan Fake - Cry Me A Blizzard
18) 01.24.11 Rival Consoles - Recovery (Mind Against Edit)
19) 01.31.35 Joseph Ashworth - Breathe (Instrumental)
20) 01.36.46 Bright Serpent - Balloon
21) 01.41.48 Four Tet - Angel Falls (127 Version)
22) 01.45.42 Jammin - Moving Differently
23) 01.49.42 Lakehouse - No One Ever Sleeps
24) 01.54.23 Ross From Friends - Epiphany
25) 01.58.38 Agenda - Nothing To Me
26) 02.02.23 Bicep - Atlas]]> 4728074 no no Wed, 13 May 2020 23:17:21 +0200 2020-05-13T23:17:21+02:00 2:04:40 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/sasha-renaissance-engage-003-live-from-ibiza-100520/ 4728059 no no Wed, 13 May 2020 23:09:08 +0200 2020-05-13T23:09:08+02:00 2:01:40 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/various-northern-exposure-mixed-by-sasha-digweed-cd-02-south/ 4226066 no no Wed, 01 Jan 2020 21:40:31 +0100 2020-01-01T21:40:31+01:00 1:09:12 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/various-northern-exposure-mixed-by-sasha-digweed-cd-01-north/ 4226065 no no Wed, 01 Jan 2020 21:39:20 +0100 2020-01-01T21:39:20+01:00 1:18:20 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/alex-pepper-klx-g105-2k15/
Some of the selections will surprise some of you, others not so much. One thing is for sure though, it's all PHAT! Get it up nice and LOUD :)

Enjoy!
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Some of the selections will surprise some of you, others not so much. One thing is for sure though, it's all PHAT! Get it up nice and LOUD :)

Enjoy!
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The Director's Cut of our 100th show - We're so proud! To celebrate, we did an hour each of all our favourite tunes. Alex eases you in with some favourite EDM tracks before whipping up some delicious Vocal Trance, and Proxi continues the party with tasty tunes and banging bootlegs..!

This is also available as a FREE DOWNLOAD: https://db.tt/Dcxw77Az

Enjoy!
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The Director's Cut of our 100th show - We're so proud! To celebrate, we did an hour each of all our favourite tunes. Alex eases you in with some favourite EDM tracks before whipping up some delicious Vocal Trance, and Proxi continues the party with tasty tunes and banging bootlegs..!

This is also available as a FREE DOWNLOAD: https://db.tt/Dcxw77Az

Enjoy!
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Enjoy!]]>
Enjoy!]]> 4206608 no no Thu, 26 Dec 2019 01:34:50 +0100 2019-12-26T01:34:50+01:00 1:59:25 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/alex-pepper-in-the-mix-on-gaydio-010119-freshclassics-2018-extended-special/
And the 3rd of my Festive Specials - this week is all the best #FreshClassics from 2018 - far too many to fit into just a 2-hour show, you can ONLY hear this show in full HERE :D

Enjoy x]]>
And the 3rd of my Festive Specials - this week is all the best #FreshClassics from 2018 - far too many to fit into just a 2-hour show, you can ONLY hear this show in full HERE :D

Enjoy x]]> 4206598 no no Thu, 26 Dec 2019 01:29:19 +0100 2019-12-26T01:29:19+01:00 2:40:40 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/alex-pepper-in-the-mix-on-gaydio-251218-best-of-edm-2018-music-only/
world online via Gaydio.Co.UK, here's my #InTheMix show for this week!

And in the 2nd of my Festive Mixes, here are two hours of the best Future House, Club & EDM tunes

from across 2018, this mix is absolutely BIG!

Enjoy :)
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world online via Gaydio.Co.UK, here's my #InTheMix show for this week!

And in the 2nd of my Festive Mixes, here are two hours of the best Future House, Club & EDM tunes

from across 2018, this mix is absolutely BIG!

Enjoy :)
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So, here we are at the end of the year, and I've done THREE shows to celebrate it - Next week will be all the best EDM/Future House stuff from the past year, New Year's Day night I'll be doing a show of all the best #FreshClassics, and this week is a real treat for ya, with all the biggest POP tunes and remixes from 2018! So many that I couldn't fit them all on the radio show, this is the FULL-LENGTH warts n' all version!!

This is a great mix for DJs in need of a "Best of 2018" Mix, and will warm up the iciest of house parties!

Get it up, nice and loud :D

Enjoy x]]>
So, here we are at the end of the year, and I've done THREE shows to celebrate it - Next week will be all the best EDM/Future House stuff from the past year, New Year's Day night I'll be doing a show of all the best #FreshClassics, and this week is a real treat for ya, with all the biggest POP tunes and remixes from 2018! So many that I couldn't fit them all on the radio show, this is the FULL-LENGTH warts n' all version!!

This is a great mix for DJs in need of a "Best of 2018" Mix, and will warm up the iciest of house parties!

Get it up, nice and loud :D

Enjoy x]]> 4206592 no no Thu, 26 Dec 2019 01:26:48 +0100 2019-12-26T01:26:48+01:00 2:00:28 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/alex-pepper-in-the-mix-on-gaydio-250918-definitive-chart-mix-music-only/
Had a week off this week, so threw this together for you just so there wasn't a big two-hour gap more than anything else! Lots of favourites in here, great party warm-up mix this, get it up nice and loud!

Enjoy :)
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Had a week off this week, so threw this together for you just so there wasn't a big two-hour gap more than anything else! Lots of favourites in here, great party warm-up mix this, get it up nice and loud!

Enjoy :)
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Awesome show for you this week - as I look back at some of my favourite tracks of the past few months in another #DefinitiveChartMix! Get it up nice and loud! :)

Enjoy
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Awesome show for you this week - as I look back at some of my favourite tracks of the past few months in another #DefinitiveChartMix! Get it up nice and loud! :)

Enjoy
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This week on @LxPepper #InTheMix and inspired by a mix my mate Dazwell did of all his favourite female vocal tunes, here's two hours of my favourite Pop & Chart tunes from the past year or two.

Real Summer vibes on this one, so I've put it up for a download: https://is.gd/klxpop

Enjoy! x]]>
This week on @LxPepper #InTheMix and inspired by a mix my mate Dazwell did of all his favourite female vocal tunes, here's two hours of my favourite Pop & Chart tunes from the past year or two.

Real Summer vibes on this one, so I've put it up for a download: https://is.gd/klxpop

Enjoy! x]]> 4206586 no no Thu, 26 Dec 2019 01:19:51 +0100 2019-12-26T01:19:51+01:00 1:56:51 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/conversations-with-god-audiobook-book-1-part-2/ 4206582 no no Thu, 26 Dec 2019 01:16:41 +0100 2019-12-26T01:16:41+01:00 4:14:31 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/conversations-with-god-audiobook-book-1-part-1/ 4178784 no no Fri, 20 Dec 2019 22:44:43 +0100 2019-12-20T22:44:43+01:00 4:12:16 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/vocal-extreme/ 4175309 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:55:46 +0100 2019-12-19T20:55:46+01:00 1:00:01 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/uplifting-winter/ 4175307 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:54:45 +0100 2019-12-19T20:54:45+01:00 59:33 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/uplifting-only-e/ 4175306 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:53:56 +0100 2019-12-19T20:53:56+01:00 1:11:01 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/uplifting-9-e/ 4175305 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:53:10 +0100 2019-12-19T20:53:10+01:00 1:00:09 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/thanks-to-my-followers-e-uplifting-emotional-trance/ 4175301 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:52:10 +0100 2019-12-19T20:52:10+01:00 1:45:53 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/heart-trance/ 4175299 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:51:05 +0100 2019-12-19T20:51:05+01:00 1:57:22 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/uplifting-vocal-te/ 4175296 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:50:18 +0100 2019-12-19T20:50:18+01:00 2:01:12 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/uplifting-eee/ 4175295 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:49:03 +0100 2019-12-19T20:49:03+01:00 1:10:01 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/best-of-emma-lock-vocal-progressive-trance/ 4175291 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:48:15 +0100 2019-12-19T20:48:15+01:00 1:02:05 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/uplifting-melodic-trance-vova-beller/ 4175287 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:47:10 +0100 2019-12-19T20:47:10+01:00 1:00:20 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/uplifting-vocal/ 4175284 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:46:14 +0100 2019-12-19T20:46:14+01:00 1:28:03 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/trance-emotional/ 4175281 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:45:10 +0100 2019-12-19T20:45:10+01:00 2:15:42 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/vocal-uplifting-trance-global-trance-connection/ 4175279 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:44:17 +0100 2019-12-19T20:44:17+01:00 1:35:36 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/vocal-progressive-trance/ 4175277 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:43:23 +0100 2019-12-19T20:43:23+01:00 58:15 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/uplifting-vocal-trance/ 4175276 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:42:39 +0100 2019-12-19T20:42:39+01:00 2:02:28 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/uplifting-trance/ 4175272 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:41:54 +0100 2019-12-19T20:41:54+01:00 59:33 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/emotional-trance/ 4175270 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:40:25 +0100 2019-12-19T20:40:25+01:00 58:31 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/orchestraluplifting-trance/ 4175268 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:39:23 +0100 2019-12-19T20:39:23+01:00 2:59:51 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/amazing-uplifting/ 4175263 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 20:37:56 +0100 2019-12-19T20:37:56+01:00 59:38 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/alex-pepper-trinity-trance-promo-mix/ https://is.gd/klxtrinitymix

HQ DOWNLOAD:
https://is.gd/klxtrinitymixhq

TICKETS:
http://skiddle.com/e/12719825

FB GROUP:
www.facebook.com/groups/977678209015137/

The first full-on trance event in Bradford for over 10 years lands this June!

Along with HarryHard (Friday Night Posse, Sountrack) & Mick Gledhill we have Galaxy105 legend Alex Pepper, if you were one of the millions that tuned in to his show back in the day you'll know what to expect! Plus special guest Tuffcub, seen DJing around London (notably at Riot!) he's bringing the tougher trance up north plus loads of exclusive mashups & remixes made especially for the night, (he also worked on both Clubland Smashed albums fully producing a CD on each edition on his own).

We're mixing classics with new (and exclusive) trance tracks & remixes, because in case you missed it TRANCE IS BACK!]]> https://is.gd/klxtrinitymix

HQ DOWNLOAD:
https://is.gd/klxtrinitymixhq

TICKETS:
http://skiddle.com/e/12719825

FB GROUP:
www.facebook.com/groups/977678209015137/

The first full-on trance event in Bradford for over 10 years lands this June!

Along with HarryHard (Friday Night Posse, Sountrack) & Mick Gledhill we have Galaxy105 legend Alex Pepper, if you were one of the millions that tuned in to his show back in the day you'll know what to expect! Plus special guest Tuffcub, seen DJing around London (notably at Riot!) he's bringing the tougher trance up north plus loads of exclusive mashups & remixes made especially for the night, (he also worked on both Clubland Smashed albums fully producing a CD on each edition on his own).

We're mixing classics with new (and exclusive) trance tracks & remixes, because in case you missed it TRANCE IS BACK!]]> 4175070 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 19:23:46 +0100 2019-12-19T19:23:46+01:00 2:46:08 https://hearthis.at/smokinfish/19-andy-moor-zero-point-one-full-continuous-dj-mix/ 4174989 no no Thu, 19 Dec 2019 18:39:11 +0100 2019-12-19T18:39:11+01:00 1:17:59