Double edge

Double Edge (Pinch Remix)

Drop the other

Emika -- Drop The Other Scuba’s Vulpine Remix

Track List

1. Povarovo – J.S Bach
2. Teargas & Plateglass – Plague Burial
3. Leila – Mettle
4. Amon Tobin – Chomp Samba
5. Moondog – Why Spend the Dark Night With You
6. Al Chem – No Hopper
7. Instituto Mexicano del Sonido – Tristeza Hawaiana
8. King Midas Sound – Cool Out
9. Wangtone – Bi Ma Wen
10. Einstuerzende Neubauten – Weil Weil Weil
11. Moondog – Bird’s Lament
12. Django Reinhardt – Minor Swing
13. Sibot – Expect Everyone
14. Rukus Roboticus – Everlasting Ghettoblasting Gobstopper

Chaos Royale sounds like “a truck carrying a dancehall soundsystem crashing into a death metal gig, in a nitroglycerine factory”. Luke Chaos, UK born and Tokyo based music producer, remixer and vocalist, combine Hardcore Hip-Hop, Dubstep, Death metal, Avant-Garde classical, Reggae, Noise and all kinds of heavy sounds into a new style of music.

Anna SuperNova:

Haters (Floor Destroyer mix):

Alice Underwater:

Intra:

Links: MySpace, LastFM, Twitter, Official page.

Is still refreshing!

Check also the other songs from this post!

Classical:

Panic:

Jump:

Swine Flu:

The Tale of The Exploding Fist:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tm2_fBZuZrI

Put Ya Dirt Inside:

President of Europe:

Moth:

Otako:

PCP:

Cobra:

Shallow:

M Dot Mosley:

In the death car:

Texaco:

Links: MySpace, LastFM, Facebook.

Make a name as a businessman:

Corporate landscapes and casual fridays:

MySpace, LastFM, Facebook

Elemental’s Chinawhite Remix:

According to boomkat.com:

“Immigrant Recordings [now Imminent Recordings] is the new label managed by up and coming dubstep producers Subeena and Dot. The first release includes four very different tracks: Justice by Subeena, Justice Remix by Cyrus (Random Trio), Chinawhite by Dot and Elemental’s Chinawhite Remix. Head straight for the Cyrus remix, “Justice” channelled through some sparse filters and that metallic sound that works so well, standing out from pretty much anything else on the twelve with its rugged BASS posturing and determined minimalism. Dot’s “Chinawhite”, meanwhile, introduces some string samples into the mix, having the rather unexpected result of sounding not unlike Murcof trying his hand at Dubstep…”

Links: Dot Myspace, Dot LastFM, Imminent Recordings MySpace, Subeena MySpace, Boomkat, Murcof Myspace.

According to boomkat.com:

“Gabriel Prokofiev, grandson of the great composer Sergei Prokofiev and member of indie disco-ites Spektrum (no, seriously) returns for a second collaboration with the Elysium Quartet, which once again finds the composer setting about merging classical disciplines with contemporary production techniques. This time around Prokofiev has recruited the likes of Vex’d, Hot Chip, Starkey, Conboy and Earlyman to set about remixing the original quartet composition, but kicking off the disc we’re treated to the four movements of the piece itself. The first two of these in particular are characterised by a brusque staccato, jagged and lurching in all quarters. During the opening movement, the viola is played with such severity you’d swear someone had swapped the performer’s bow for a hacksaw. Meanwhile, while just as choppy, the second movement begins to open up towards the end, transforming into the kind of rhythmic piece that actually might lend itself rather well to reworkings from the aforementioned lineup of beat manglers. The Conboy track brings a mild percussive element to the table, preserving much of the original detail, while Vex’d is predictably less reverent, slamming down some padded bass sounds and vicious weeps. Next, Marcus Lancaster eschews using outright beats right until the final thirty seconds or so, instead choosing to contort the string sounds into a right old mess. Prokofiev’s own remix is one of the best, filled with diced-up granular edits and house-styled percussiion, and Hot Chip go even further down this route to produce some very disciplined string quartet disco, as only they could. A very weird album by any measure, but against all odds it works tremendously well. Highly Recommended.”

Links: Nonclassical, Boomkat, Vex’d MySpace, Vex’d LastFM, The Elysian Quartet,  The Elysian Quartet MySpace, The Elysian Quartet LastFM, Gabriel Prokofiev MySpace, Gabriel Prokofiev Last FM.

Saturday Night:

Go To Bed:

Love:

Telemarketing:

Kinder Egg:

Sunday Morning:

Premature Ejaculation:

Ina Trouble:

Mama’s Boy Riddim:

Onestep Ahead:

Links: Official page, MySpace, LastFM, Facebook.

Western Eyes Remix

The Bride

Black Mags (Dubstep Remix)

Sensi Samurai

Close Encounter Stest

Poltergeist

Froggy Style:

Red Rum

The Nothing

Dank Dub

Manhunt

Lady Dub

Jersey Devil

Psycho Skank

High Grade

Same Way

Links: Official page, LastFM, MySpace, Digital Tunes, Studio Rockers,

Anyway, I appreciate his enthusiast and his chaotic use of samples. Thumbs up Daniel!

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