Name: Problem Dog by Rendom Tenk
Duration: 4 min 45 s
Description: reminds me of Zomby or Dalek or something

reminds me of Zomby or Dalek or something

Problem Dog

A mix for i-D Magazine to coincide with our performance at Dark Mofo | MONA Museum of Old and New Art

Article and original posting here https://i-d.vice.com/en_au/article/MY-DISCO-music-get-dark-to



i-D Magazine | Mix June 2015

MY DISCO - King Sound

Ninjashop: http://found.ee/step2001
Bandcamp: http://found.ee/step2001-bc
iTunes: http://found.ee/step2001-it

Step 2001 prod. by Zomby released 24th September on 12” single sided vinyl and digital.

It’s a meeting of maverick musical minds as the genius of Wiley’s Step 20  is rebuilt from scratch by none other than Zomby. Zomby grew up listening to Wiley, and that shows in this thrilling production that harks back to OG grime whilst nudging the template a step or two forward. Wiley is one of the all time great MCs, and here Zomby lets that show by keeping the fired-up-and-then-some vocal always at the forefront. It doesn’t get better than this.

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Step 2001

A sizzling preview of Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe's new 12" on Demdike Stare's DDS imprint.

Cognition / Observation will be released on DDS on January 21.

http://www.factmag.com/2016/01/21/robert-aiki-aubrey-lowe-cognition-observation/

Robert Aiki Aubrey Lowe - 'Observation (Sophrons)' (Excerpt)

A sort of chopped and screwed remix, which I'm calling an adjustment, of Mannequin Lung's "City Lights (John Tejada remix featuring Divine Styler)". I'm putting up a series of these adjustments in honor of the kind 50,000 followers who have taken a moment on soundcloud to listen. Thank you!

City Lights featuring Divine Styler (Daedelus' Adjustment)

Downhill Together

downhill together

Paris born DJ/producer Von D, now based in London has returned with another killer release.  Following on from his success with the "Tell me" Remix (Sub Freq 003), "Show Me" (Sub Freq 004) and the "Four Leaf Clover" Remix (Sub Freq 005) "Wicked Pharaoh" has continued the trend of top quality underground music. 

The Wicked Pharaoh EP has received a warm response and support from the likes of N-Type, Hatcha, Chefal, Funtcase, Compa, Lost, Swindle, Joe Nice, Lion Dub, Quest, J Kenzo, Enme, LD, Kutz & Skream & Benga (Radio 1).

Wicked Pharaoh

This heavy-bass roller is a definite dancefloor hit. The intro begins with that signature Von D sound. The brief 16bar intro drops into an “ear catching” synth melody which alongside the rhythmic drum pattern gives it a tribal feel.

The bassline is heavy weight and as often Von D get the balance just right.

Signed off by the Wicked Pharaoh sample this is definitely Von D raising the levels once again.

 
Kush – Von D & JB

 Kush produced by Von D and Copenhagen’s JB is another roller but this time slighter deeper. Keeping in line with the EP's vibe, this track is rich in ambience with atmospheric chords balanced with an industrial hypnotic synth and heavy sub bass. The lively percussion and skippy beats keep the track moving. A great production from the duo.

 
Everytime

Everytime is another example of Von D at his best. The track begins with the jazzy and slightly mysterious intro accompanied with smooth vocals which leads you to believe the track is going down the melo route. The drop is pleasantly surprising as it drops into Von D's finely-tuned balance of dirty synths, soulful chords and weighty bass. Another dancefloor roller by the prolific producer.

Problem Dog

Rendom Tenk

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