Live & Mixes

Young Marble Giants
Rough Trade, Domino, UK

Formed in 1978, the music of Young Marble Giants was constructed around the minimal yet powerful instrumentation of brothers Philip and Stuart Moxham, supporting the young and untrained vocals of Alison Statton. Moxham wrote the majority of the band's songs and his writing was often deceptively simple-seeming, giving them a uniquely fragile yet compelling quality. While signed to UK's Rough Trade Records the youngsters released two EPs, 'Final Day' and 'Testcard' and the seriously acclaimed long player 'Colossal Youth' (a reference to the Early Greek 'Kouroi' marble statues, from which the YMGs took the inspiration for their name). Their releases, few as they may be, have been inspirational to many generations of bands and musicians since, from Peter Buck to Kurt Cobain to The XX. It was therefore welcomed when Moxham emerged from the wilderness to play with his band again and reissue that infamous first album along with the otherwise unobtainable Peel Sessions. It's not often that a band with essentially only one album features in one of our Fireside Chats, but its not often that an album has so much clout, that it is still being talked about thirty years later

http://redbullmusicacademyradio.com/shows/2800/




Young Marble Giants Playlist

Young Marble Giants - Include Me Out - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - The Taxi - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Wurlitzer Jukebox - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Eating Noddemix - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Colossal Youth - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Brand - New - Life - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Wind in the Rigging - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - N.I.T.A - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - The Man Amplifier - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Choci Loni - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Clicktalk - Domino Records
Young Marble Giants - Clock - Domino Records
Young Marble Giants - Salad Days - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Ode to Booker T - Domino Records
Young Marble Giants - This Way - Domino Records
Young Marble Giants - Constantly Changing - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Posed by Models - Domino Records
The Gist - Love at First Sight - Rough Trade
The Gist - The Long Run - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Music for Evenings - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Radio Silents - Vinyl Japan
Young Marble Giants - Cake Walking - Domino Records
Young Marble Giants - Final Day - Domino Records
Young Marble Giants - Credit in the Straight World - Rough Trade
Young Marble Giants - Searching for Mr. Right - Rough Trade

Podcast 161: Mount Kimbie


http://www.xlr8r.com/listen/26974/mp3/XLR8R_Podcast_Mount_Kimbie_2010_09_21.mp3

* Words: Shawn Reynaldo

Since quietly dropping a couple of EPs on Hotflush Recordings last year, UK duo Mount Kimbie has shot into the stratosphere, as its recently released debut album, Crooks and Lovers, has taken the whole post-dubstep-future-bass-whatever-it's-called continuum to a whole new audience. Perhaps it's the inclusion of field recordings and other organic sounds, or maybe it's the palpable sense of melancholy in their songs, but the youthful pair has folks practically salivating over their maiden journey to North America, which begins this Friday with a performance at Seattle's Decibel Festival. Over the course of the following week, Dominic Maker and Kai Campos will trek across the continent before heading back across the pond; a full list of tour dates is here. To celebrate their touchdown on American shores, the boys have assembled this exclusive mix for the XLR8R podcast series. Much like their own music, the mix finds the guys dabbling in dancefloor sonics, but the duo never abandons its love of woozy low-end hum and experimental wanderlust—not that we'd want them to.

01 System "All"
02 xxxy "This Much" (Fortified Audio)
03 Mount Kimbie "Carbonated" (Hotflush)
04 Pangaea "Dead Living" (Hessle Audio)
05 Zomby "Test Me for a Reason" (Hyperdub)
06 Kode 9 "You Don't Wash" (Martyn Remix)
07 Dam-Funk "How It Be Between U and Me" (Stones Throw)
08 El Fog "El Cloud" (Moteer)
09 Klaus "Tusk"
10 Scuba "Hard Boiled (SCB Edit)" (Hotflush)
11 Senking "Tar"
12 Blawan "Fram" (Hessle Audio)
13 Untold "Anaconda (Tribal Guarachero Mix)" (white)
14 Klaus "Neph"
15 Unknown "Unknown"
16 James Blake "Klavierwerke" (R&S)
17 Arkist "Only If You Mean It"

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Kyle Hall



http://soundcloud.com/vinyljunkiesjames/kyle-hall-oats-b-so-deep




A lovely mix by Kyle Hall, one of Detroits newcomers.

1. Juergen Junker - "Headache"
2. Omar-S - "Day"
3. Rhythm & Sound - "Poor People Must Work (Carl Craig Remix)"
4. KDJ - "Forever More"
5. Smith-Hall - "Power in Unity"
6. Screamin' Rachael - "Rock me"(Deep Underground DUB)"
7. Kai Alcé - "Corner Manuvers"
8. Moodymann - "Mahogani 9000"
9. Nu Era - "Terah"
10. Theo Parrish - "Sawala Sayale"
11. Oasis - "Oasis-Nineteen"
12. Rhythm & Sound - "See Mi Version (Basic Reshape)"
13. The Sun God - "Patterns"
14. Fingers Inc. - "I'm Strong (Instrumental Mix)"
15. Rick Wade - "Players Theme"

17-year-old Kyle Hall has been turning heads since 2007, when he made his debut on Omar-S' FXHE imprint. Just a year later he launched his own label, Wild Oats, and dropped the Worx of Art EP 1. A forthcoming Wild Oats release, The Perfekt Sin, finds Hall sharing the studio with an ensemble of collaborators collectively dubbed "BSMNT City Anymle Kontrol." The group delivers a jazzy, non-quantized live number that will keep your toes tapping, and Hall rounds out the EP with two more solo productions.

More info on Kyle: www.myspace.com/kylehalldetroit

Podcast 162: Salem


http://www.xlr8r.com/listen/27211/mp3/XLR8R_Podcast_Salem_2010_09_28.mp3

As spelled out in our current cover story, Midwestern trio Salem is a "gothy/witch-house/dream-crunk/"fucking hipster"/drag-step/worst.band.ever./genius/crack-core/amaaaazing/hiding-behind-fuzz/wigger/fake-black-metal/angelic/homo-thug/Michael Stipe-endorsed/post-juke band from no place in particular." Basically, they've become one of those bands that can be whatever you want them to be; the notion of what exactly Salem is threatens to engulf what Salem's music actually sounds like. So today, on the day the group's debut album, King Night, is being released, we're happy to focus on the latter by presenting Sleep Now My One Little Eye, an exclusive mix that Salem put together for the XLR8R podcast series. Submitted with a qualifier that states "best listened to lying on da floor or bed," the mix is another one of the band's warped journeys through slow-motion sound and lo-fi gloom and doom. Nearly every track—including the unreleased Salem tunes which comprise more than half of the podcast—has been labeled "drag," which we assume means that the band has followed its frequent M.O. and screwed the song into oblivion. It's an interesting trip, and one we certainly recommend taking.

01 Unknown "MOTHER DEAR WHERE R U WHEN I NEED U"
02 Salem "Sores (Drag)"
03 Salem "Amen (Drag)"
04 Salem "Snakes (Drag)"
05 Soulja Boy & Lil B "Gucci Wings/Dat Boy Can Fly (Drag)"
06 Mott the Hoople "Sea Diver (Drag)"
07 Daniel Johnston "Some Things Last a Long Time (Drag)"
08 Salem "Baby Boy (Drag)"
09 Salem "Amen Remix (Drag)"
10 Ricki Lee Jones "We Belong Together (Drag)"
11 Salem "Superstar (Drag)

http://pmatunes.com/mp3/jamiexxmixcolette.mp3

Tracklist:
Electrelane : I Only Always Think
The Streets : Streets Score
The XX : Crystalised (DarkSky Remix)
Silentone : Beat For
...Rossi B & Luca : Jah No Dead
Clubroot : Lucid Dream
Darkstar : Aidy’s Girl Is a Computer
Burial : Unite
Fantastic Mr Fox & Rich Reason : Lo-Fi-Ve
Joy Orbison : Hyph Mngo
Skream : Trapped In a Dark Bubble
Silentone : DUB PLATE 1
Aardvarck : One1
James Blake : Sparing The Horse
Boogaloo Crew : Hedgehog Sound
Zomby : Expert Tuition
Deadboy : Heartbreaker
Bad Autopsy : Psionic Terror
Cooly G : Narst
zed bias : To the left (test)
MJ Cole feat. Serocee : AO (MJ’s Open Your Gob Dubb)
DJ Champion: Motherboard
Bertrand Dupart : Ketokole (Boddhi Satva Ancestrial Mix) Fantastic Mr Fox : Plimsoul
Emvee : Glitch Dub
Dorian Concept : Trilingual Dance Sexperience
THE XX : ISLAND (JAMIE XX REMIX)
Silentone : You’ve Got No Love (Feat. Nigh)
Egypt : In The Morning (Original Club Mix)

Africa Hitech Podcast on Rinse FM ||







http://homepage.mac.com/ohenri/mmh-bpm/africa_hitech_rinsefm/Africa%20HITech%20-%2019th%20October.mp3




Out in the Streets - Mark Pritchard
Fuck Dat - Dj Roc
Space Juke - Dj Spinn & Dj Rashad
Ima Burn Him - Dj Nate
Who Da Coldest - Dj Rashad
Footwork 5 - Tha Pope
Bang and Works - Dj Trouble
Crazy Bass one - Dorian Concept
I go Hard - Dj lil rome aka Traxboi
Somethin - Dj Rashad
Twang - Harmonic 313 test 1
Light the way - Mark Pritchard - Test1
Shaka the Warrior - House of Deb
Education - Mala
Cryin Cryin - Stereotyp
Caveman style - Mark Pritchard
93 Million miles - Africa Hitech
Said Speed - Africa hitech
Step - Africa hitech
Seek Em Step - Africa hitech
Glangslap - Africa hitech
Blen Remix - Africa hitech
West coast - Dok feat Terror Danjah
Get Wyld - Mark Pritchard
Thunder bay - Hudson Mohawke
Cypress Phil - Hudson Mohawke
Scar - Mark Pritchard/Wiley
Stereotype - Mark Pritchard/Trim Tali
Lion - Harmonic 313
Bazooka Riddim - Harmonic 313
Prehistoric - Harmonic 313 test 1
Niabinghi Warriors - Africa hitech test1
Mash it up - Harmonic 313 test 1
Dark Soldier (back in the day mix) - Ray Keith
Future Unknown - Krust
Dont fight it - Africa hitech test 2

DISTAL - Soul Jazz Mix Nov. 2010

http://soundcloud.com/soul-jazz-records/distal-soul-jazz-mix-nov-2010


01. 808 State – Thermo Kings
02. Sekta f. Spoek Mathambo – Peterpan (Julio Bashmore remix)
03. Boddika – Boddika’s House
04. Mr. Fingers – Distant Planet
05. Breach – Man Up
06. DISTAL – Feed Me v.1
07. Lorenzo Vektor – Turn It Up (Canblaster Remix)
08. Boddika – Boddika’s House
09. DISTAL – Amphibian – DISTAL – Amphibian
10. Mite – Faces East
11. Talk (Distal Remix) – Talk – Holy Mountain ( DISTAL Remix )
12. TMSV – Cold
13. EshOne – EshOne – Partial V1
14. DISTAL – DISTAL – Boss of the South
15. Mimosa – Hustlin
16. Wheez-ie – Wheez-ie_Barefoot Billy
17. DISTAL – DISTAL – Chit Chat
18. DJ RASHAD – She A Chicken Head
19. machinedrum – the statue
20. Distal & Dj Rashad – Distal_DjRashad – Stuck Up Money
21. DJ Hilti – Society is Crap

Boiler Room x Goodhood - Floating Points

http://soundcloud.com/platform/boiler-room-x-goodhood-floating-points

RA.246 Caribou
Genre: Electronic, Experimental, Techno
160 kbps | 71:46 min

Topping end-of-year polls is one measure of success. Another is bookings. Take a look at Dan Snaith's 2010 tour dates and you'll know instantly what sort of year the Canadian producer had. The demand and critical acclaim stemmed from Swim, his fifth album as Caribou. The record was his attempt to make "liquid dance music"; nine tracks RA's Derek Miller described as a "mesmeric aural delight." Swim issued Snaith the license to cross the great indie/dance divide: fans of his previous trips through '60s-indebted psychedelia - and the rock press - warmed to his new dancey direction, while those on the other side of the fence welcomed him as one of their own.
Five new and exclusive tracks recorded under the name Daphni adorn this mix, all confirming in their own warm and deliciously lo-fi manner that Snaith is still very much enthralled by the hum and buzz of electronic music.




01. Brant - What Is A Number, That A Man May Know It?
02. Daphni - Yes, I Know
03. The Jellies - Jive Baby On A Saturday Night
04. Hounds Of Hate - Purple Stuff
05. Daphni - Deep Blue
06. Colored Mushroom & The Medicine Rocks - The Route To The Medicine Rocks
07. Daphni - Buck Dance
08. Harmonious Thelonious - Verwobene Muziek
09. Harmonious Thelonious - Mokambo
10. Bakey Ustl - A Tender Place
11. Daphni - Scratch
12. DJ Elmoe - Whea Yo Ghost At, Whea Yo Dead Man
13. Daphni - Ye Ye
14. Kingdom - Fogs
15. [Voyager overdubs]
16. Lone - Angel Brain
17. Ricardo Villalobos - Peculiar
18. Charanjit Singh - Raga Malkauns
19. DJ Clap Pina - Unakunukulpan
20. Thomas Mapfumo - Shumba (Daphni Edit)
21. Edward Larry Gordon - All Pervading



http://depositfiles.com/files/5e4ueiogs


http://letitbit.net/download/08208.068b9d57afe646d893ff9d421891/RA.246-Caribou_(14.02.2011).mp3.html

XLR8R Podcast 185: 2562






192 Kbps, 46:29 min

Tracklist:

01 Yoav B "Wisdom Bop" (Meakusma)
02 M. Pittman "East Side Story" (7th Sign)
03 Panash "Cheval" (Atavisme)
04 Domu "Quarantine" (New Religion)
05 Kerri Chandler "Get Up" (Madhouse)
06 Blawan "Getting Me Down" (Unreleased)
07 Nutmeg "Oscar's Shed" (Neroli)
08 DJ Koze "Mi Cyaan Believe It" (Pampa)
09 Julio Bashmore "Batty Knee Dance" (3024)
10 Boddika "Rubba" (Forthcoming Swamp 81)
11 2562 "This is Hardcore" (When In Doubt)
12 Nacho Patrol "Solomonic Dynasty" (Creme Organization)
13 Paperclip People "Floor" (Planet E)
14 Kirk Degiorgio "Nairobi" (New Religion)


http://www.xlr8r.com/podcast/2011/02/2562

Direct download:

http://media.xlr8r.com/files/podcasts/mp3/XLR8R_Podcast_2562_2011_02_15.mp3