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Here's an old vinyl mix from back in the day :) Roughly around 2003. Enjoy

Colin Shields- Evolution, Belfast Vinyl Mix Circa 2003

Tracklist:

01. Pedro Aguiar - Kyoto (Alexander Kowalski Remix) [Flow Vinyl]
02. Citizen Kain - King Size (Maxime Dangles Linear Remix) [Natura Viva]
03. Dustin Zahn - New Day Rising [Enemy Records]
04. Dubspeeka - Ten Tigers [Ideal Audio]
05. Alan Fitzpatrick - Confessions Of A Wanted Man [Drumcode Ltd.]
06. Tom Hades - Horse (Ray Kajioka's Wild Meat Mix) [Girafe Sauvage]
07. Harvey McKay - Cinnamon Kiss [Cocoon Recordings]
08. Subway - Jacking Control [Rotation Records]
09. Heron - Ive (Alexander Kowalski Remix) [FLASH Recordings]
10. Heiko Laux & Diego Hostettler - Relentless (Diego Hostettler Mix) [Kanzleramt]
11. Gerd - Arkest's Blaze [Music Man Records]
12. Alexander Kowalski - Speaker Attack (Christian Smith Tronic Treatment) [Tronic]

Tronic Podcast 088 - Alexander Kowalski

Tracklist: http://www.factmag.com/2014/07/14/fact-mix-450-stacey-pullen/

FACT mix 450 - Stacey Pullen (July '14)

Brassfoot takes over the Apron show this month filling in for Funkineven...

Catch him on the 8th of November at the Apron party,
alongside Greg Beato, Adam Feingold & Lord Tusk:
https://www.facebook.com/events/740995885938300/

Brassfoot NTS Apron Show - 22nd Oct 2014 (Apron party warm up)

Tracklist and full article: http://www.factmag.com/2015/01/12/fact-mix-478-panda-bear/

The Animal Collective co-founder sets his sights on the dancefloor.

Panda Bear's relationship with dance music is an interesting one. He's been releasing dance records as early as 2002, when he collaborated with Other Music's Scott Mou for minimal techno experiments under the name Jane, but for his latest album Panda Bear Meets the Grim Reaper, he was a little more cautious with the drums, telling FACT's Aimee Cliff that "I feel like the usage of the drum breaks was kind of a gamble for me."

"I don’t think I ever felt like I had figured out a way of entering into that room where I wasn’t just making some kind of lame copy of something else, something that felt like a costume or felt artificial", he continued. "So after I started making a couple of these tracks and utilising these breaks, I feel like I found a way of dealing with them that still felt genuine."

Drum breaks aren't restricted to dance music of course, and Meets the Grim Reaper feels just as inspired by hip-hop and r'n'b (9th Wonder was cited as a particular influence prior to the album's announcement). Panda Bear clearly enjoys a refreshingly naive relationship with dance though, and it shines through on his FACT mix. The mixing is unflashy, letting anthems like Pepe Bradock's 'Deep Burnt' and Jack J's 'Something (On My Mind)' play in close-to-full, while the inclusion of Eric Copeland - a peer of Panda's from the New York experimental scene whose last release came on dance label L.I.E.S. - should come as no surprise. King Tubby, Aphex Twin and 13th Floor Elevators also feature.

FACT Mix 478 - Panda Bear (Jan '15)

From the Think and Change comp out now on Nonplus+

http://boomkat.com/downloads/665757-various-nonplus-think-and-change
https://bleep.com/release/42160-various-artists-think-and-change