Part 1 of a new Blech collection - classic tracks from Warp's 20 year history, mixed together by Strictly Kev aka DJ Food with a nod to the Blech mixes he did with PC in the 90's. Certain sections mirror the set played at Warp's 20th anniversary gig in London, 2009. 
  Tracklist:
  Clark - Herzog  	 
  Jamie Lidell - A Little Bit More (Luke Vibert Mix) 
  Aphex Twin - Ventolin (Deep Gong Mix) 
  Prefuse 73 - Robot Snares Got No Cadences Or Balances 
  Harmonic 313 - Dirtbox 
  Aphex Twin - Window Sill 
  Nightmares On Wax 	- Night Interlude 
  Nightmares On Wax 	- What I'm Feeling (Rae & Christian Remix) 
  LFO - Shove Piggy Shove 
  Mira Calix - Ilanga 
  Boards Of Canada - Happy Cycling 	
  Jamie Lidell- Multiply (a Cappella) 
  Autechre - Teartear 	
  Aphex Twin - Ventolin (Plain-An-Gwarry Mix) 
  Plaid - Alba Eedio 
  Boards Of Canada - Sixtyten 
  LFO - Tied Up 
  LFO - Them 
  Autechre - Cipater 
  Mike Ink - Paroles 
  LFO - Pathfinder 
  Link - Amazon Amenity (Chameleon Remix) 
  AFX  - Children Talking 
  Aphex Twin & Squarepusher - Freeman Hardy & Willis Acid
  Aphex Twin - Bucephalus Bouncing Ball 
  Aphex Twin - Cock 10 
  Boards Of Canada - Zoetrope 
  Broadcast & The Focus Group  - Various cuts
  Jimi Tenor - Backbone Of Night
  John Callaghan - I'm Not Comfortable In My Own Mind 

Blech 20.1

Lyrics:

My dearest Angela,

Since the day that you left my heart has been filled with nothing more than..

GREAT BIG SLATHERIN' BALLS OF FUNK

I BRING TO YOU THE FUNKIEST WAX SLAP MASTER TO HIT THE FLOOR

party people get (gibberish)

Lather in mayo like soy plankton
She said she could only love Shakespearean actin'
I kept my stiff upper lip my heart was crashin'
So she moved her ass up and moved out to Ashland

Ooohhh!

HA HA HA!

(repeat verse and chorus)

WAX. SLAP. MAS. TER. FUNK. Y. MASTER.

Inception organ in half time and double time.

1995 - "ScreamTracker 3.21" on a Gravis Ultrasound card (the original GUS with the additional 4x 256KB RAM add-on chips - total of 1MB).

The file is 999KB

Angela

1995 - "ScreamTracker 3.21" on a Gravis Ultrasound card (the original GUS with the additional 4x 256KB RAM add-on chips - total of 1MB).

The file is 372KB.

This is an exact rip of the original .S3M file recorded digitally. No effects have been added.

I made this in 2002... It's my love letter to electro-techno.

A lot of the tracks are made from hardware:

Korg ER-1
Korg EA-1
Roland Juno 60
Oberheim OB-8

And of course -- 2 x Technic 1200s and a microphone

Mastered using Adobe Audition CS4

This mix is really integrate -- please do not remove it.

2002

1995 - "ScreamTracker 3.21" on a Gravis Ultrasound card (the original GUS with the additional 4x 256KB RAM add-on chips - total of 1MB).

The file is 434,176 bytes.

This is an exact rip of the original .S3M file recorded digitally. No effects have been added.

HeadBang

This was my first "MIX TAPE." June 1996 (but on CDs).

I originally recorded everything into my computer using DOS and Windows 95 with an O.G. Sound Blaster 16 and a Gravis Ultrasound card / GUS (with an extended 1MB of sample RAM).

I handed these tapes and CDs to people on the streets of Portland, especially at raves and club shows near NW 12th / Burnside area in 1996.

I recently lost the original recordings, but got them back -- HUZZAH!

I had to remove a few of the "songs" that untouched and are copyrighted. Ofwhello. But in turn, I have "remixed" this as a tribute to Acid House and Rave / Techno from nearly three decades ago.

Easter eggs aplenty (hint: Orbital).

ENJOY!!

Track list:

(forthcoming)

Faceless Techno

Let Your Breaks Learn

If this mix were a movie genre, it would be film noir / comedy / horror / science fiction / stoner-documentary. The majority of inspiration for this collection comes from three of my favorite artists: Luke Vibert, Oliver Bondzio and Ramon Zenker. Many other influences and sounds are also laid down in this set.

Created using multi-track audio software, hardware and software synths, effects and filters -- this is truly a hybrid of DJ style mixing, controllerism, and good old fashioned live knob tweaking.

The mix is down-tempo, deep, and complex. I put a lot of attention to keeping the sonic landscape very low-end while teasing the high-end with sparkly goodness ("Dyno Cock" makes an appearance at least three times). The actual mix was mastered in 5.1, but for this stereo mix, I lowered the rear-channels and placed them into the front. Soundcloud compression looses some of the higher-end, but I love their hosting / collaborative spirit.

Track list:

01. DJ DlimitR / Intro K-2000
02. Luke Vibert / So Long
03. Luke Vibert / My Style
04. Spac Hand Luke / Dyno Cock (Phase 1: DJ DlimitR remix)
05. Saul Williams / Twice the First Time
06. DaDamnPhreakNoizPhunk / Another Trenchcoat...
07. Spac Hand Luke / Dynco Cock (Faze 2: DJ DlimitR remix)
08. Meat Beat Manifesto / Return To Bass
09. Luke Vibert / De Pimp Act
10. Symphony of Science / A Glorious Dawn (DJ DlimitR remix)
11. Chemical Brothers / Keep My Composure
12. DaDamnPhreakNoizPhunk / Machines (DJ DlimitR "<a href="http://Prevent-It.ca" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Prevent-It.ca</a>" remix)
13. Kerrier District / Let's Dance And Freak
14. Suzanne Vega / Tom's Diner (DJ DlimitR "Synchopation On The 16ths" remix)
15. Luke Vibert / Meatabix
16. Hardfloor / Devils and Donuts
17. Ace of Clubs / Patriotic Acid
18. Ace of Clubs / Come on Chaos (DJ DlimitR "DEEP" remix)
19. Kerrier District / Disco Nasty
20. DJ Shadow / Going Nowhere
21. Copper Plated Integrated Circuit / Hey Jude


FLACIDHAUS

Live in Manchester: The Mountain Has Fallen Tour

Blast Talkie (Live at Albert Hall, Manchester, England, 2017)

Every sort of music. Every sample. Ever -- except "Trap Beats."

Tron, DOS computer games, Nintendo,  spoken word, purple prose, 80s and 90s, licks. dicks, pricks, candy sticks... It's all here.

VIOLA. *>^_^<*

This was all made using real hardware:

Moog Grandmother
Korg Monologue
Roland TR-8S
Your mom

Mix and mastered using Adobe Audition -- tons of panning and circuit bending. This is my music journal.

Way more coming soon (but shorter and not illegal).

(Yes, I said "Viola vs. Voila... I thought it was funny... SOSUMI).

Hi Joel!

MUSICJOURNAL (DlimitRMIX 2K19)

I've been a hobbyist DJ / Electronic musician for the past thirty years.  I have always had a thirst for complex symmetry in electronic music and love the "big sound" one can make using gear and live effects (it's not good unless it's LIVE AND TWEAKY).

I've learned to DJ and scratch on real turntables as well as digital ones (I prefer the authenticity of wax over digital any day) and have also mastered the art of non-linear mix-making.

I am currently sitting on mostly digital gear, chief amongst those: Pioneer CDJ-400, Korg PadKONTROL, MicroKORG, M-Audio's X-Session Pro and Axiom 49.  Live kit includes Stanton CD decks and plenty of gnarly effect processing.

I am currently working on releasing original mixsets as well as my own tracks.

Stay tuned, folks!