I cream, you cream, we all cream for Skream!Skream - "Oskillatah" [alt link]
Some 8-bit dub from Disrupt:
Disrupt - "Tubby Rom Module" [alt link]
Omar Souleyman - "Dabke 2001" [alt link]
I cream, you cream, we all cream for Skream!

















"Hey rocks pop,Yosh! You happy now b-snack?
We love your blog, thanks for all the great music and such.
Waybe you would be interested in posting our new mix. its called 'We'll House You' and doesnt feature any electro-mosh/ed banger shit whatsoever....we're bringing house back.
ZOMBIE DISCO SQUAD - WE'LL HOUSE YOU
1. Methasulem - Zombie Intro
2. Scuola Furano - The Good Life in tha Maus
3. Blaqstarr - Shake It To The Ground (Switch & Santogold Remix)
4. Mapei - Pretty Girls (The Infiltrators Remix)
5. Tocadisco - Shrine (Crookers Remix)
6. Hijack - Trouser Jazz
7. Madox - Plastic Fantastic (Riva Starr Remix)
8. Mark Grant Feat Dajae - Say You Will
9. Sandy Rivera Haze - Freak (Bart B More Remix)
10. Samim - Heater (Diplo Remix)
11. Deadset - Tick Tock
12. Riva Starr - Bubble
13. Alter Ego - Chicken Shag
14. DJ Delicious & Rutte - Jaja (Claude Vonstroke Remix)
15. Jahcoozi - Double Barrel Name (The Bald & The Beautiful Remix)
16. Gui Boratto - Gate 7
For more evidence, have a peek at www.myspace.com/zombiediscosquad."



that is uniquely his, and it would be a mistake to regard him as a one-trick dub pony. Glyphic is one of the most cogent releases among the slew of high-profile dubstep long-players dropping this fall. (Burial, anyone?) When a skanky bassline alone can no longer hold your interest, you can always count on Boxcutter to avoid such reductive genre formulas.







Yo everybody, I know I've been a bit remiss in my solemn TRP duties, so here's a little mix I made especially for you, my pious brethren. Munch on these wafers, let thy cup runneth over with the sweet, sweet blood of Christ (Carlo Rossi will suffice), and bow thy dome to the rhythm.
Amen - now, for the greater glory of our savior, let us all deposit our wallets into the donation tray. While you're at it, why not buy a few indulgences?


The past day has been a real nightmare, so here's a nightmarish piece of electronic music, in which BBC Radiophonic Workshop stalwart Delia Derbyshire brings the drones:
Salutations! The last few weeks have been all about packing, moving back to college, and getting my academics on, not to mention kicking it at The Silent Barn with Count Drugula - but I'm back to blogging.
While Stott bridges the gap between techno and dubstep, groups like Excepter and Black Dice are blending techno and noise with lysergic results. Black Dice are preparing to release Load Blown, the follow-up to 2005's excellent Broken Ear Record, which found the group throwing down the occasional 4/4 under their mesmerizing soundscapes. The new album picks up where Broken Ear left off, which can only be a good thing. Black Dice member Eric Copeland has also just dropped a solo album, Hermaphrodite, consisting of a dozen pop-length songs that feature processed vocals and hazy melodies which are at once catchy and difficult to recognize.

