chaos called creation

Hypnogaja's "DARK STAR" EP includes a remix of "Dark Star" featuring special guest Slimkid3 of The Pharcyde.

Hypnogaja, ShyBoy - Dark Star (Remix)[feat. Slimkid3]

The Appleseed Cast - On Reflection

American Football - Never Meant

Download "Koi No Yokan" here: http://smarturl.it/deftemp

Lyrics - "Beauty School"

I like you when,
When you take off your face
You put away all your teeth
And take us way underneath
'Cause you could die if you take it alone

I watch you taste it
I see your face
And I know I'm alive
You're shooting stars
From the barrel of your eyes
And it drives me crazy
Just drives me wild

I kind of like you when
When you make up the reel
Take the phone in your room
Stop the tape or resume
Well you could try if you think it will load

I watch you taste it
I see your face
And I know I'm alive
You're shooting stars
From the barrel of your eyes
And it drives me crazy
It drives me wild

Everytime
Everytime you try
Ride
It's a beautiful ride
Why
It's a beautiful ride

I watch you taste it
I see your face
And I know I'm alive
You're shooting stars
From the barrel of your eyes
And it drives me crazy
It drives me wild

Diamond Eyes

Beauty School

From SHOTGUN RADIO's album, "The Vacant Nation".

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Jade

From SHOTGUN RADIO's album, "The Vacant Nation".

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A Bad Place Ft. Mimi Page

my remix of http://soundcloud.com/shotgunradio and http://soundcloud.com/mimi-page 's "A Bad Place", out now on http://soundcloud.com/simplify

http://www.beatport.com/track/a-bad-place-omega-remix/3095582

Shotgun Radio Feat Mimi Page - A Bad Place (Omega Remix)

Kelly Dean feat. Messinian - Putting In Work

Precocious, transcendental, omniscient. These are just a few words that come to mind when the names Mr. Bill and Tha Fruitbat are (ever increasingly) being whispered in hushed tones. The inevitable amalgamation of two virtuosos of their field, sharing an esoteric duality that borders on the divine have conspired to bring you “Pteroplex / Refraction“. Hailing from Sydney, Australia Mr. Bill and Tha Fruitbat, operating out of Sacramento, California have crossed hemispheres to deliver their latest collaboration.

Pteroplex / Refraction, the love child of these two beautiful minds is a foray into the visceral, innate, subliminal world of glitch hop. Distilled from a potent concentrate of the momentary fluctuations and oscillations of Glitch/IDM with the accessibility of Dubstep and haunting harmonistic crescendos that will dominate your subconscious. All merge to make the most addicting robust infusion to hit your earholes since… forever. This ephemeral track will leave you with an itch you can’t scratch, soothed only by Pteroplex cream. Get some!

Mr. Bill vs Tha Fruitbat - Pteroplex

Precocious, transcendental, omniscient. These are just a few words that come to mind when the names Mr. Bill and Tha Fruitbat are (ever increasingly) being whispered in hushed tones. The inevitable amalgamation of two virtuosos of their field, sharing an esoteric duality that borders on the divine have conspired to bring you “Pteroplex / Refraction“. Hailing from Sydney, Australia Mr. Bill and Tha Fruitbat, operating out of Sacramento, California have crossed hemispheres to deliver their latest collaboration.

Pteroplex / Refraction, the love child of these two beautiful minds is a foray into the visceral, innate, subliminal world of glitch hop. Distilled from a potent concentrate of the momentary fluctuations and oscillations of Glitch/IDM with the accessibility of Dubstep and haunting harmonistic crescendos that will dominate your subconscious. All merge to make the most addicting robust infusion to hit your earholes since… forever. This ephemeral track will leave you with an itch you can’t scratch, soothed only by Pteroplex cream. Get some!

Mr. Bill vs Tha Fruitbat - Refraction

Hypnogaja, ShyBoy - Nothing Box

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https://www.bassnectar.net/2012/05/amorphous-music-mixtape-vol-7

TRACK LIST:
Beastie Boys - Intergalactic (Bassnectar Remix)
Bassnectar - Wildstyle [live edit]
Futurebound - Blind Cobblers Thumb (Giz-roc edit)
DC Breaks - The More I Want (Bassnectar edit)
BLUR - Song 2 (Bassnectar Remix)
Bassnectar &amp; Jantsen - Red Step
NastyNasty - The Goalie (Bassnectar Remix)
Foamo - Centavo [live edit]
Bassnectar vs Mochipet - Sloppy Face
Shotgun Radio - A Bad Place Ft. Mimi Page (Minnesota Remix)
MyBack - Blomman
Little Jinder - Youth Blood (12th Planet &amp; Flinch Remix)
Bassnectar - Underwater

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Bassnectar - Amorphous Music Mixtape Vol 7

from the album "Breathe Me In" available 2012

Come What May

I was lucky enough to get my hands on remix parts for this track. I had some fun with the bassline and hope you all enjoy. Thanks to Greco and Marcel of Shotgun Radio for letting me take a shot at their track.



00-shotgun radio - drive (shutterspeed 4wheel low remix )

swerving in the rain

To know Greco and the innate electronic pulse that flows through him, you would assume he slid out of the womb straight into a warehouse of glow sticks and strobe lights. You would never imagine he learned his production skills on a farm in Tranquility, California, just outside of Fresno. Rumor has it that his first keyboard was made from kernels of corn. True or not, Greco’s signature sound has since tattooed hundreds of songs.

At age five, Greco Rossetti learned to play the drums, piano, saxophone and the guitar. In high school, he played percussion in the jazz band that toured the state, learning the ropes of life on the road, minus the sex and drugs part.

Greco was born into a musical family. Greco’s uncle was a famous mariachi singer in Mexico and his great grandparents were avid songwriters. Their folk band toured the U.S. through the late 1970’s. In addition, his mother has been a dance instructor for over 40 years, hence Greco’s conniptions on stage. (Editor’s note: See a live Shotgun Radio show and try not being sore just watching him).

Over the course of his musical youth, Greco became bored with traditional instruments and began learning the technical aspect of modern music. He bought his first 808 drum machine at thirteen years of age and started making beats for local hip-hop kids. While most kids collected baseball cards, Greco’s home studio became a museum of vintage gear with such pieces as a Roland-juno 60, Moog source, etc.

With influences such as Depeche Mode, Nitzer Ebb, New Order and Nine Inch Nails, Greco became addicted to electronic music and formed the electro-pop band, Artistry alongside friends John Riley and Jason Delgado. With high hair in tow, they played numerous shows and eventually opened up for Prodigy and Moby. As the band’s sound got heavier, so did their identity spawning the band to change their name to Reverse. Shortly thereafter, the band was signed to an independent record label in Los Angeles and put out an album before suddenly dismantling. With that, Greco was on pace to be potentially featured in a future episode of E! True Hollywood Story.

In 1994, following his inner cruise control, Greco took the back roads to the highway, running out of gas in Los Angeles, California. He had outgrown the small pond complex and accepted the challenge of testing his gills in rough, unforgiving waters. Slamming the car door, these two worlds collided.

Greco attended the Los Angeles Recording Workshop and, immediately after graduation, landed an assistant engineering job for Ice-T’s Body Count album and was the keyboard programmer for Body Count’s Ernie C Encounter. Also during this time, Greco worked on Michael Jackson’s “History” album, edited for Ozzy Osbourne and Brazzaville, performed at a Super Bowl halftime show with Diana Ross and played keyboards for Laurie Kranz at a party for the film, “54” at Studio 54 in New York City.

All the while, Greco was working on his own music as well and recorded out of his home (his bathroom doubling as a vocal booth) and called it Room107 Studios. Although intimate and convenient, Greco was persuaded to move his gear and work as the in-house producer for the newly-formed Tantrum Entertainment, located between Hollywood & Vine and the Capitol Records building on one side and Mann’s Chinese Theater on the other.

Having met too many people with empty promises and filled heads, Greco was weary of who he shared his talents with. One day, Tantrum Entertainment hired Marcel Saxlund and with only a few seconds of sideways glances and visual assessments like dogs sniffing each other (no actual sniffing occurred, however), the two hit it off and eventually created the band, Shotgun Radio and have since released two albums in that same studio (Tantrum Entertainment eventually folded), had several commercial and film licensing credits to their name as well as being sought after producers and remixers.

A Bad Place Ft. Mimi Page

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