"...This Unstoppable Mechanical Madness..."

A selection of deep soulful liquid D&B from 1996 to 2024. So many outstanding tracks, massive big ups to all the artists, engineers and producers keeping the vibe alive.  

Track listing:

Inner City Life - Goldie
Inner City Life - Goldie (Nookie Remix)
Body and Soul - PFM
Closed Circuit - Fracture & Mark System
Dawn - Roygreen & Protone
Culprit - Tokyo Prose
Fractal Harmony - Dbridge & dbAudio
Gravy Girls - Calibre
Eagles Point - Roygreen & Protone
Green It Was - Big Bud
Glance - Qua Rush
Wake Up - FX909
Rise & Fall - LSB & DRS (Tokyo Prose Remix)
The Knowledge - Insideman
Nearly Nothing - Calibre
Couldn't Love You More - Citra
Colibre - Bert H
Fade - Calibre
Moments of Blue - Soulmotion
Grow - J Rover
All Circles - Citra
The End - Big Bud
Faded - DRS & Calibre
No Sympathy  - Monument Banks
Nobody Else - Arch Angel
Condense - Sense MC, Philth
Red Light - Monument Banks 
Undone - DRS, Alix Perez & Spectrasoul
Closer - Sonnet
Looking For Diversion (VIP) - Technimatic & Lucy Kitchen 
Time - Specific 
Whenever - Subliminal

Logical Obsession 12 -DJ Jo Public - Deep D&B

DEAD FOR JUSTICE: 7 YEARS AT WAR WITH THE IRISH POLICE EPISODE #1

INTRODUCTION



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Dead For Justice: 7 Years at War with the Irish Police Episode #1 - Introduction

@darcangelo - Cleric Tone

https://soundcloud.com/darcangelo/darcangelo-cleric-tone

Recorded: Live
Fluff's'an'all

No permission was given to do this.

Picture Information:
Titus as a Monk or Rembrandt's Son Titus in a Monk's Habit is a 1660 oil on canvas painting by the Dutch artist Rembrandt, showing his son Titus in the habit of a Franciscan monk. It is now in the collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. 


Ecumenical Shuffle

Sometime ago, Scottish Producer, Cranko Pop approached us asking for a dark sample to add to a track. Working at a ponderous rate, we took the track away and sat in various bars listening to it on repeat until words were beaten out for it.

As such, Cranko Pop showed remarkable patience and faith for the amount of time this took.


A piece on "An Gorta Mór" or The Great Famine of Ireland 1845 - 1852 came from these sessions.

In a desire to make sure the words were as period correct as possible, we contacted Prof. Christopher Morash (Seamus Heaney Professor of Irish Writing, Head of School, Trinity College, Dublin). Prof. Morash very kindly agreed to edit and proof the piece.

A little later Prof. Morash asked if it would be possible to get a copy for a keynote lecture he was delivering at:

The Great Famine and its Impacts: Visual and Material Culture conference held Maynooth University, Ireland, 14-16 March 2016.

After a recording process that resembled the film Clockwise, we got a copy to Prof. Morash at close to the eleventy hour and to our delight, he used the entire track in the keynote.

That version of the track was titled Professor Morash's Crows edit.
Other versions followed and words were left over, but we decided to get a small thing together while we worked on the other larger thing. So to speak. As there was a chance if we didn't, neither thing would ever see the light beyond the curtain.

released September 16, 2016

Cranko Pop - Dubstretch

Housemaid and The Fear - All words
Housemaid and The Fear - Shed Door & Grasped Frame

Prof. Christopher Morash - Prof.Morash MUI keynote "The Event and its Frame"


Mastered by:
Kevin Lowery
soundbetter.com/profiles/11064-kevin-lowery

Image used:
"Famine"
by
Dublin sculptor Rowan Gillespie.
For more information:
www.rowangillespie.com


Her (Prof Morash Crows Edit) [128k]

One of Ireland's original death metal bands, OGRE (The Dark Lords of Doom), are about to release their first album in nearly 20 years.

Back in the 90s the band discarded their mortal bodies and went their separate ways, travelling inter-dimensionally on a pilgrimage into the void of Space/Time to each study different facets of the Universal Chaos, so that upon their return they could merge their twisted powers and implement the total destruction of mankind. The most senior member of OGRE is Forthron The Evil, an omnipotent inter-dimensional mystic older than Time. His adopted son, the pagan warrior Chewed Giblet, and hallowed cohort John De Baptiste (the famed Prophet of Babylon) make up the Trinity of Unconditional Power that is OGRE.

Upon completion of their epic inter-dimensional sabbatical, Forthron returned their three minds to earthly bodies and used his time-travelling ability to take Giblet and De Baptiste into the near-future to witness the last days of humanity on earth, the Final Apocalypse of Mankind orchestrated by Forthron's own dark magick.

Through their intense meditations they have succeeded in converting these horrific dream-visions and apocalyptic experiences into the music that forms their new album (to be released early-2014). Evil, perverted, depraved, filthy, simple old school death metal is their preferred musical medium.

"Bastards of Death" is considered by many theologians to be a 100% certain account of what awaits us in an undetermined near-future. His Holiness Gunter Paul VII has stated "these are the most important devotional writings since the New Testament... a powerful and lucid prophecy" (Crescent & The Crucifix - February 2013 edition).

Inside sources from the Vatican have reported that Pope Benedict XVI heard a preview copy of the album and it forced him to reassess his entire life. He decided to retire so he can become a hermit and study the writings of Forthron, the true Messiah.

These musical prophecies are interlaced with actual harrowing TV and radio news reports from the time of the apocalypse in the not too distant future!

Sounds like the rantings of a bunch of lunatics? Some say not. You be the judge. See what awaits you.

"...This Unstoppable Mechanical Madness..."

OGRE (Band)

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