Paul Hardcastle - 19 (Extended Version)

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Bright Lights, Dark Room (Sideview Remix)

Mode Control: Depeche Mode Tribute (Remastered)

Recoil - Shunt (Minimal Remix)

Soul Of Man v Celada - Drum Yerself

[RVMPD] Elite Force Vs The Gossip - Control the Engine (2010)

Left/Right has been putting in mad work recently, with the Dallas-based artist using his multidirectional approach to broken beats to continually raise eyebrows. His newest number does the same, which finds him clicking with singer jACQ on “Lies,” a rough-edged number loaded with the realest vibrations. Her zero-bullshit lyrics are hauled off into the darkness through stuttering rhythms punctuated by face-hungry wobbles. 

Read more here: https://www.insomniac.com/media/track-day-leftright-comes-lies-realest-broken-riddim

Available August 22 via Punks Music. 

“Lies” available here: https://fanlink.to/PUNKS055

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Track of the Day: Left/Right & jACQ “Lies”

Right On, Right On

Right On, Right On (Matt Tolfrey Extended Remix)

Read more here: https://www.insomniac.com/media/track-day-plump-djs-wrap-their-year-monster-breakbeats-keep-focus

Available December 1 via Punks Music. 

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Track of the Day: Plump DJs “Keep a Focus”

C64 Live - 2019.01.15

C64 Live - Bombaklat Italy 2019 Edit

Michael was the founder of, and resident DJ at, C64 - the underground breakbeat/tech house club which became one of the leading free club nights in London in the Noughties. 

C64 started in backrooms and bars in Farringdon in 2002, and quickly went on to become a bi-monthly, then monthly night. Appearing variously at The Key, Industry, Dust, The Arches, Cargo, via an assortment of dodgy boozers, various warehouses, countless afterparties, and the occasional police station, C64 would basically play anywhere that would have them. Or from which they hadn't been banned.

Somehow running until 2008, C64 was consistently nominated in the "best independent/small club night" at the annual Breakspoll Awards. It has to be accepted that this was a narrow field in which to compete. But C64 was regularly voted into the best 3 breakbeat nights in London at Breakspoll, and railed up against the might of FabricLive and Chew The Fat!. Sometimes there were more than 3 nights to vote for...`

C64 hosted amongst others, the Plump DJs, Deekline & Wizard, Soul of Man, Paul Arnold, The Freestylers, Slyde, Jem Haynes (Precision Cuts), Dopamine, DJ Friendly, Kickflip, Atomic Hooligan, Groove Diggerz, and the Breakfastaz.

C64 Live - 2019.01.15

Mikey C64