we got acid in da house
De thema’s die in Stil De Tijd worden behandeld zijn divers, en de invalshoeken erop ook – dat maakt het een leuk boek. Er zijn wel een boel puntjes die het geheel lastig verteerbaar maken voor mij en daardoor is het een “mixed bag†met een paar goede en een flink aantal slechte punten. Eerst […]
Class of 88 was originally published by Virgin in 1998 and sold thousands of units. Since then second-hand copies have been selling for up to £135 on E-Bay and £229 on Amazon. Funny that I missed this because I really liked the book and tried to find it a couple of times for friends’ birthday’s […]
This weekend I finally got my hands on Careful Digit; the full length album by Eric Nouhan and Dimitri. It took no less then 16 years for this album to be released… All props for Marnix from Loveland for the energy he has put into getting this done. Go Magazine’s review talks a bit on […]
Since Analord 10 just hit the Australian shores and 8 also popped up I’ll give a definite overview of the series. As an EP, 9 takes the cake: 4 unique acid tracks as only AFX could have made them, no retro, fast paced hyper-active stuff. 11 contains perhaps the most ingenious work in the series, […]
A1 Make This Party Live B1 Shake Your Body B2 Let Your Body Rock After three frustrated funk releases in straight up electro style this one brings us three booty electro tracks produced by D.I.E. for a change. Excellent dancefloor material, but also great for home listening as the tracks all got more melodic elements […]
A Hills Of Honolulu B The Rising After a few months of airplay on the CBS this new Alden Tyrell Record had finally been released on Viewlexx. Like always Viewlexx brings us a fresh perspective on early 80’s electronic music.
The first time I heard of Reggie Dokes when I was sitting in the car of a UR soldier and stood on a demo CD in front of my seat. It was a shady Detroit compilation including all kinds of Detroit House producers, plus an enormous grindy Reggie Dokes track, a bit reminiscence to The […]
The label JTH Records Stands for “Jackin’ The House”. And that is just what they do. They released two lovely compilation albums with some of the finest early house releases. One of the nice things about it is that the tracks have been remastered and sound super clear and crisp. According to one reviewer even […]
This record just came in… Todd Osborne is a rising talent from the Detroit area. Just celebrated his birthday party in a local neighborhood bar and now back on Spectral Sounds, the little brother of the ‘white trash’ Ghostly Intl label of Sammy Valenti. The twelve inch includes remixes by Shake aka Anthony Shakir (Frictional), […]
A Automatic B Manufactured Shit Bought a brand new electro record, and it’s not even from the clone camp, very unusual for me these days! Produced by Wayward Soul & Buckfunk 3000, this is a real breath of fresh air in the electro scene in my opinion.