Dubearth Collective - Like a big bottle of cold water for your ears (music podcasts)

 

 Can You Pass the DUBEARTH Test? [64:55m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (2)

We were Born and We were There!

This podcast is the first one after our first DubEarth Tour in Portugal. It reflects our memories, state of conscience and saudade after our days together!

Thank You Guys!

We DID pass the DubEarth Test. What about You?

PART OF THE WEEKEND NEVER DIES…

KUKELUKUUUUUUUUUU!!!!

 

 CONNECTIONIST - Genre Salad (July 2008) [58:28m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

It’s the middle of the summer but you’re going to be treated to more darkness and definitely more than 26 basslines once again. You may detect streaks of melancholy amidst the roughness, which probably means I URGENTLY need a holiday!! Excuse the heavy UK focus this month, I’ve been lazy

Tracklisting:

1) FLECK - Genocide Denied (unreleased 2008)
[Greek Dubstep]

2) QUANTIZE - All I want is Bass (unreleased 2008)
[UK Dubstep]

3) QUANTIZE - Blood Clot [feat. Connectionist] (unreleased 2008)
[UK Dubstep]

4) THE K SYSTEM - Forever (unreleased 2008)
[UK Oldskool rave]

5) INSOM - African Herb (Minuscd010, Minus Sounds 2007)
[Greek breakbeat]

6) LO1Z - Forfeit (unreleased 2008)
[Dutch DnB]

7) BILLY GONE BAD - Dead Swan Song (The Acceptable Face of Rioting, Cen:sore Recs, 7th July 2008)
[UK DnB]

8 ) BILLY GONE BAD - End of the World [feat. Shelly Still] (The Acceptable Face of Rioting, Cen:sore Recs, 7th July 2008)
[UK Breakcore]

9) LATEX KICK - Optimistic Empty Book (unreleased 2008)
[UK Breakcore]

10) JOHNNY WHOOP! - My fking Laptop (unreleased)
[UK Schranz]

11) JOHNNY WHOOP! - Trust the Instinct (unreleased)
[UK Hard Techno]

I just got this from the Lorenzgang…we’re almost all going to be there except for Connectionnist (courage lass through these hard times) and Solange, tô aberta (our newest family members…too new unfortunately to have gotten in on time).

So without further ado here’s the Flyer:

To view directions/map click on the “read the rest of this entry” link (just under!!)

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 CONNECTIONIST - Trip Into Dubstep [60:24m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Well I thought I’d do a mix with my dubstep vinyl, not much compared to my mp3 exclusive dubplate collection, but still sufficient for a trip to the dark side, I hope! No mp3s, no CDs and no FXs

Tracklisting:

1. Benga & Coki - Night (Tempa, 2008)
2. Distance vs. Skream - Political Warfare (Chestplate, 2007)
3. The Others - Bushido [Caspa RMX] (Dub Police, 2007)
4. Benga - Crunked Up (Tempa, 2007)
5. Caspa - Ohh R Ya (”License To Thrill: Part One”, Dub Police, 2007)
6. Rusko - Original Cut (”License To Thrill: Part Two”, Dub Police, 2007)
7. N-Type - Way Of The Dub 9 [Caspa RMX] (Dub Police, 2007)
8. Benga - Drumz West (Tempa, 2008)
9. Distance - Radical (Chestplate, 2007)
10. DJ Kudos - Bring The Lights Down [Caspa Mix] (Soundproof Rec., 2006)
11. Benga - Electro Music (Tempa, 2007)
12. Rusko - Lions Paw (”Babylon: Volume One”, Sub Soldiers, 2007)
13. L-Wiz - Mary Jane (”License To Thrill: Part One”, Dub Police, 2007)
14. Dubwoofa - Devoliz (”License To Thrill: Part Two”, Dub Police, 2007)
15. Rusko - Jahova (”Babylon: Volume One”, Sub Soldiers, 2007)
16. Hijak & Skream - Wake Up (Cultured Beats, 2007)
17. Rusko - Cockney Thug (”Babylon: Volume One”, Sub Soldiers, 2007)

I reprint here an excerpt from the preface of the manual to a Dyne:bolic, a flavour if you will of GNU/Linux, a free operating system. Some other operating systems you might know, if the term seems obcsure and doesn’t say much, are Windows XP and Vista as well as Mac’s OSX

Jaromil is the founder of the Dyne:bolic distribution and this is Jaromil’s message, divulging the roots of his beliefs concerning freedom and why each person who uses free software is winning a victory in the war to emancipate themselves from slavery.

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(spotted on Ejercicios de perceptcion)

Since Castle Morton and the Canary Wharf rave SPIRAL TRIBE have occupied quite a space on/in mass media air time/publications. They suddenly seem to be regarded by the mainstream media as spokespeople for the multi-layered festival scene….

Spiral Tribe and their rave sound system are in fact quite a new addition to the ever evolving festival scene. We met three members of Spiral Tribe who, at the time, were lying low in London having had their buses/homes and sound systems Impounded by the authorities. After a number of phone calls we were told to go to a street, we were given no actual address, when we got there suddenly two people emegred from a van “Are you The Organs?” Yeah we answered and off we went to a ‘borrowed’ house for a chat. No names were mentioned, no identities, so we talked to number 1, 2 and

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