Showing posts with label Austin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Austin. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 09, 2010

Mix Series Vol 5: Dubbel Dutch


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Dubbel Dutch makes just the kind of mess we like over here. Big weird track lists that we can't file under anything. Austin to Africa and everything in the middle, the familiar becoming unfamiliar. Crafted with the touch of tone control records by someone who cares, thinking about composition as much as blurring the lines of House music. I think dancing too. A soundtrack for invisible cities, I'm definitely going to be using this one for headphones and train rides.

Track list:
DVA - Natty
DJ Gregory / Sidney Samson - Salon Feat. Dama S
DJ Sdunkero - Tops Off
NKC - Marie
Contakt - Not Forgotten
DJ Donna Summer - Back
Ghosts On Tape - Predator Mode VIP
Cheasleun - Off the Glass
(Ghost Town rmx) - dd fast edit
DJ Icon Audioadiccion - La Musica
Busy Signal - wooeeii gal wooeeii (Murlo refix)
MessLess - Killing Kuduro
Rudy Currence - Christmas Card (Buckmaster's Love Dub)
Distal - Love a la Venturo
Brandy / Fantastic Mr. Fox refix
Raffertie - 7th Dimension
Kingdom - Mindreader bok bok rmx V. Starkey - Ok Luv (vocal dub)
Party Boyz - Flex v. Rude Kid
Big Dope P - Kazfara Juke
Cold Pumas - Jela (Murlo's Carribean Twist Rework)
Dj Nut Nut - Special Dedication
Instra:mental - Watching You

Saturday, March 28, 2009

Trip The Fucking Club Out


Blastto - Your Gonna Miss Me Baltimore House Remix (from the internet 2009?)

Roky Erickson ran away from the nursing home and ended up at Club Choices on the west side of Baltimore where he was warmly welcomed with a permanent DJ residency. After a few weeks he was kicked out for freaking everyone out with his prolonged TV static staring and frequent acid flashbacks. Here are the results.

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Shape Notes Everywhere


13th Floor Elevators - May The Circle Remain Unbroken(from Bull of The Woods 1968)

Obviously one of the most haunting covers ever recorded, The Elevators sans Roky let this Carter Family joint drift into oblivion by way of delay. Happens to also be the final song on their final album, being one of the better ways for a band to die off. My only complaint is that its not atleast 20 minutes long. Compairsons to Dadamah's "High Tension House" are proof of a look into what was to come circa 1989 during the summer of love.