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PSHHHH that synth/bass hit is fucking sick

first time i hurd this was on my bday ...7th of aprill... best day of my life!!

We here at Infinite Machine have made a habit out of celebrating the anniversary of our inception as a label with crew love compilations. Conscientious fans will remember our previous two compilations as retrospectives into the highlights of their respective years, gathering all top players from our roster and all frequent contributors for an aural birthday bash. For year 3 we’re switching it up – while still firmly a fam outing, our newest compilation is all about welcoming copious new talent into our midst, and hinting at what’s on the horizon for us. Given that most of said new talent is UK-based, this one also serves as a next-gen-biased exemplar in UK club, at least as far as we’re concerned.

Arma starts things off with “Soundboy”, a jolly, junglist love letter to UK hardcore, suffused in rave candy and dub signatures throughout. It’s a statement of intent for the compilation - via its euphoric rave piano opening, it functions as an apex of celebration. Wallwork & RZR team up with Ltd Colours in expanding on this with their deconstructive breaks approach on “B2”, producing this collection’s definitive all-ages banger. Next up, things get murky with Cloaka’s “Junta” – an ominous club concoction, distilled from the dark side of syncopated techno, bare-bones electro and dub-tinged industrial. Truska picks up from where Cloaka left off with his uncompromisingly futuristic “Flux”, trekking through heretofore uncharted realms of rhythmic deliverance and low-end fetishism. 

M-Waves & Ardstepz’ contributions, “Like That” & “Rinse Out”, respectively, keep it decisively future with their acid-heavy update of yesteryear’s “nu skool breaks”. The interplay of skittering UKG riddim, bubbling 303 antics and unhinged breaks ricochet will make you want to rinse these ones out indeed. Moving forward, the Berlin-meets-Bristol, hard-as-nails techno of Liar’s “Warlock” serves as an abrupt palate cleanser, and as a reiteration of our core values – industrial ferocity pounding astride sultry diva pop; an act of unholy conception spawning a weaponized club finale; all from IM’s resident digital occultist. Vlsonn keeps up the pace with the even-more-industrial, mechanized warehouse techno workout of “Iberia”, whose sluggish half-time 4/4 remains nonetheless energetic, courtesy of the biggest kick sound conceivable, outside of gabber at least.  

Blâme’s follow-up, “Renegade”, a perfect companion piece to “Like That” & “Rinse Out”, is a return to their UKG-meets-breaks formula, albeit with a more tempered, clean-cut and dubbed-out vibe, and a generous helping of tribal inflections throughout. The very same can be said about Abe’s subsequent “Mickey’s House”; however, Abe’s track sets itself apart with its absolute belter of a bassline, seemingly channeling the entire soul of jungle in its downward whine. Next up – we couldn’t honestly call this comp an “exemplar in UK club” without representing grime, and Toka’s manic war dub “Can’t Tell Me” does just that: nods to “Pulse X”, eski clicks, gliding square bass, clap-happy riddim, MC shouts, militant strings, the works. A crash-course in grime linguistics, and an expertly executed one at that. Otik keeps bowing dem militant strings for his grimy UKG murk anthem “Rough Patch” – a chilling, dramatic, CEV bassbin ripper.

On the fringe between Paris club and UK club, Kouslin’s “LDN Underground” ultimately tips toward the latter, at least in name. An incessantly repeated, guttural vocal cut sits aside a syncope techno beat, while a sublow reese and acidic squelches alternate on the low-end. Butti’s “Tension”, a welcome, surprising union of UK club’s functionalist and atmospheric extremes, respectively, nonetheless turns out to be a formidable drum tool. Passing the flag to Carlton, his “Input” is an EBM-reminiscent jaunt through code poetry & DSP magick. Lastly, Clough’s “Yum” is power electronics revivalism - a cultured nod to the logical extremes of electronic music, made sonic flesh anew. A fitting finale to our little musical time capsule.
Happy birthday to us, for we’re a jolly good fellow… the lot. Play this, rinse this, dance to this… celebrate with us. Infinite love! ((∞))

Early support from DJ God, Club Jesus & The Holy Ghost Producer.

01. Arma – Soundboy
02. Wallwork & RZR x Ltd Colours – B2
03. Cloaka – Junta
04. Truska – Flux
05. M-Waves – Like That
06. Ardstepz – Rinse Out
07. Liar – Warlock
08. Vlsonn – Iberia
09. Blâme – Renegade
10. Abe – Mickey’s House
11. Toka – Can’t Tell Me
12. Otik – Rough Patch
13. Kouslin – LDN Underground
14. Butti – Tension
15. Carlton – Input
16. Clough – Yum

All tracks mastered by Liar.
Artwork by Oscar Rubio.
http://www.oscarrubiomendoza.com/



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Infinite Machine 3rd Anniversary Compilation (Out Now! FREE DL)

Download: http://www.xlr8r.com/mp3/2014/08/haunted

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Blâme - Haunted

The FKOF review:
"A strong sweep of continuous repetition gives character to trippy, ear-tingling high end that you'd normally find in genres like trip-hop. The original 'Hot' vocal sneaks in with great timing and suspension, chopped up to make it feel like an original Blâme production. The tune's roots may remind us of an old-school Bassnectar vibe. The tune's beat patterns may cause disorientation thanks to its extensive panning, followed by an out-of-body experience that will be remembered. Blame's is an excellent remix to end this Tessellate x FKOF collaboration. Here's hoping it's not the last!"

Download the 320s here: https://www.mediafire.com/?tar0zcpuoaccgm1

We first started working with @corporalf's @tessellate-records back when the imprint's first EP dropped - it was the first ever release we FKOF promo'd. 

We're following our collaborative efforts up with 'TESS003', the latest release from the crew. This one's a four track EP, two original tunes from @itsaliceuk and two remixes - one from Corporal F and one from @blame_sound. Enjoy! 

"Big Boss of the infamous Manchester club night Heavy Rain and resident of Hoxton FM, Alice knows how to make a dancefloor come alive and the groove in this release is a solid reflection of that."

Mastered by Michael Harms at MegaSonic Sound

@itsaliceuk
@corporalf
@blame_sound
@tessellate-records
http://fatkidonfire.com
http://twitter.com/tessellaterecs

Alice - Hot Pt 2 (Blâme remix) [FKOF Free Download]

Solid Steel (19th September) Coldcut start the show this week, taking Timber for an acid workout with Jack Frost, followed by Francis Bebey remixed by Daphni, Bambounou and classic Fela which coincides with the excellent Finding Fela documentary in cinema's now. Then we take a journey back to 1987 as Coldcut deconstruct their classic first release 'Say Kids What Time Is It?' and rebuild with the original samples and more, for an archeology extended version. 
Jon More from Coldcut had this to say 'It started by pulling out the original records to photograph - then its…. lets put this back together and I dug out the four track - slung it all in the computer & it ballooned out -  enjoy the old skoolness'

Check out the Solid Steel website solidsteel.net/ for track lists and archive shows
You can follow Solid Steel on 
facebook.com/pages/Solid-Steel/175027509192663
instagram.com/solidsteelradio
twitter.com/SolidSteelRadio

PART 1   - Coldcut		https://twitter.com/Coldcut
				
Coldcut	_	Timber	_	Ninja Tune
Jack Frost	_	Shout	_	FLEX Records
CDBL	_	Wake Up	_	Sounds Of Sumo
Francis Bebey	_	Forrest Whistle - Daphni Edit	_	Born Bad
Bambounou	_	Aladji	_	YounGunZ
Fela Kuti	_	Bootleg-Part 2	_	unknown
MC Serch	_	Here It Comes	_	Def Jam
Rhythm Dr	_	Mister - Gregory Issacs Boot	_	Truelove Electronic Communications			
			
PART 2	-	Coldcut	- Say Kids What Time Is It?
				
pinky & perky	_	Chitty Chitty Bang Bang	_	unknown
chuck brown	_	bustin loose	_	Source
Original Concept	_	Can You Feel it	_	Def Jam
The Mohawks	_	Champ	_	Pama
Unknown	_	rupert bear	_	unknown
Banbarra	_	Shack Up	_	UA
TLa Rock & Jazzy Jeff	_	Its Yours	_	Def Jam
James Brown	_	Say it Loud	_	King
Kurtis Blow	_	Party Time	_	Mercury
Fat breaks	_	Here We Go	_	unknown
Dj Todd	_	Todd To The Beat	_	unknown
The Magic Disco Machine	_	Scratchin	_	Motown
Mr K	_	Rock The House Pt 1	_	unknown
Joe	_	Claptrap	_	Hessle Audio
Public Enemy	_	Terrorbeat	_	Def Jam
Hot Cold Sweat	_	Meet Me At The Go Go	_	DETT
The Jbs	_	The Grunt	_	King
Juice	_	Catch A Groove	_	Greedy
Queen	_	Another One Bites The Dust	_	EMI
Jack-N-Madness	_	I Like Percussion	_	Trax
Billy Squier	_	The Big Beat	_	Capitol
Latin Ras Kaz	_	Be-Void Beats	_	unknown
The 45 King	_	The 900 number	_	Tuff City
Michael Vine's Incredible Bongo Band	_	Apache	_	Pride
The Cool Kids	_	What It Is	_	Chocolate Industries ‎
Kurtis Blow	_	The Breaks	_	Mercury
Sound Experience	_	Boogie Woogie	_	Buddah
Trouble Funk	_	Say What	_	DETT
Trouble Funk	_	Drop The Bomb	_	DETT
James Brown	_	Sex Machine - Pt 1	_	Polydor
Disco 3	_	Human Beatbox	_	Sutra
Geoff Love	_	The Good The Bad & The Ugly	_	Double-Up 
brass construction	_	movin	_	UA
D Train	_	Music	_	Prelude
Slim	_	Its In The Mix	_	Dett
Africa Bambaataa & The Soulsonic Force	_	Looking For The Perfect Beat	_	Tommy Boy
Kool & The Gang	_	Jungle Jazz	_	De-Lite
Kool & The Gang	_	Funky Stuff	_	De-Lite
Jimmy Castor	_	King Kong	_	RCA
Pumpkin	_	Now Here Comes That Beat	_	Profile
James Brown	_	Funky Drummer	_	Polydor
Louis Prima	_	I Wan'na Be Like You (The Monkey Song)	_	Walt Disney Records 
B Side	_	Change The Beat	_	Celluloid
James Brown	_	Get On A Goodfoot	_	Polydor
Brother D	_	How We Gonna Make The Black Nation Rise	_	Clappers
Malcolm Mclaren	_	Buffalo Girls	_	Chrysalis
Grandmaster Flash 	_	Birthday Party	_	Sugarhill
Trouble Funk	_	Pump Me Up	_	DETT

Solid Steel Radio Show 19/9/2014 Part 1 + 2 - Coldcut

HERETIC: Compilation 001 [HRTC001] Out 17th November 2014
01. Blâme - 'Fall Down' 
02. Harushi Clan - 'Zulu'
03. Cloaka & Boxwork - 'Talk Some'
04. Barla - 'Untitled'
05. Circo - 'Taxi'

Buy it from :http://www.junodownload.com/products/2613564-02/

South London based label Heretic, established and created by Cloaka, sits deep within the sound of the UK underground scene. Combining the values of old school Jungle, Techno, Garage & Grime with the fundamental purpose of bringing forth exciting new talent and pushing underground culture while staying true to their roots.

Heretic’s focus is on delivering an uncompromising club sound that draws from the mutant strains of the underground, constantly pushing the sound forwards. Quality over quantity runs deeper into Heretics underground ethos and as well as bringing new faces to the scene and working with them to develop music that not only represents them as artists but also represents the values of the label itself.


Blâme - 'Fall Down' [HRTC001]

http://resources.bandcamp.com/track/cdbl-pulse-bl-me-vip-remix

CDBL - Pulse (Blâme VIP)

Mulkern - Double Take

Free Download on Bandcamp for one month : https://blameredrinkpack.bandcamp.com/

Blâme - 808 Mod

Out on Juno 31st March then 7th April elsewhere on Sounds of Sumo.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/CDBL-music/161427093901223

Squarehead - Close (CDBL Remix) Clip // SOS 026

CDBL are Comix DelBiagio & Blâme 
https://soundcloud.com/comix-del-biagio
https://soundcloud.com/blame_sound
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Bookings :
jean.janin@gmail.com 

Management :
contact@sourcemgmt.com

Remixes / promos: 
cdbl.music@gmail.com

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Squelch & Clap / Orlinzoo Music / Sounds Of Sumo / Roche Musique / Soukouch Ethnik

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Mix : 
* http://www.tcheaz.com/podcast/42/
* http://soundcloud.com/soundlogik/cdbl-logikast-011


Squarehead - Close (CDBL Remix) Clip // SOS 026

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