Tracklist:
Dopplereffekt - Scientist
Fatlip - Goldmine (Acapella)
Nacho Patrol - Nubian West Coast
Disco Four - Stomp, Stomp, Clap (Instrumental)
Trick Daddy - I Pop
Plastikman - Plastique
St. Julien Feat. Budgie - Evenbud
The Egyptian Lover - Computer Love (Sweet Dreams)
Moodymann - J.A.N.
Marcus Mixx - Without Makeup
CN - Stellar Awakening
Midnight Star - Midas Touch (Hell Interface Remix)
Bad Rey - Vin Rouge Installation
Rhythim Is Rhythim - Kaos (Juice Bar Mix)
Drexciya - Unknown Journey IV
Koopsta Knicca - Robbers
Fairmount Squad - Thug Futura
Erik Travis - Rollin Through Time Pt. 2
Eero Johannes - We Could Be Skweeeroes
313 Bass Mechanics - Can I Get A Ride (EDMX Remix)
DJ Funk - Work M/F
AFX - PWSteal.Ldpinch.D
Redray & Nag - Free Willy
DJ DR-66 - Talk 2 Me Consent

"Cold Gettin 'Dumb" is a club concept run by DJ Breakneck and Don Lom, which has mainly taken place at Ingensteds in Oslo. It originates from a common interest in drum machine-funk and electro. Anything from 80's rap with loads of reverb, to limping boogie, digital reggae, jackin' acid and ghetto, to dirty south rap and juke, with plenty of curveball's of course.

Cold Gettin' Dumb Vol 2 (Don Lom)

SGurvin is an Oslo-based producer and sound artist driven by a deep curiosity for the creative process and sound’s ability to shape inner landscapes. With an experimental approach, his music fuses the physicality of club rhythms with meditative ambient textures and introspective tones.

Ranging from low and mellow ambient jazz to stop slapping me in the face techno, SGurvin’s work explores how sound can alter emotional states and connect body and mind. Genre comes second—it's the sonic identity that ties everything together.

https://soundcloud.com/sibirienfm

https://soundcloud.com/djupet-audio

https://soundcloud.com/uesquad

Ill hieroglyphic translation navigator outta NFE, Norway


Eclectic (in the true sense) musichead and vinyl collector. What looks better, a shelf full of records or a screendump of your mp3-folder? 

I'll let the Wizard sum up my philosophy to djing: 'I would much prefer to use vinyl, because of the physical aspect of connecting with this motion, this clockwise motion of this disc, information, the frailty of it all. The needle is just tracking on the surface of this record. And that any jolt would totally disorient it, and everyone else, and myself. And that I think is most reflective of the life of what we are, and who we are and how we live. We don’t control our destiny, we don’t control our life, we don’t control what tomorrow is going to be. It’s by coincidence. We have to adapt. And that I think is why I think I like vinyl the most, because it puts you right on the edge of disaster. And that I still like.' - Jeff Mills