SFV Acid's Fader Mix

Tidy little mix (apart from the bit where it cuts out mid-track) of squelchy electronic music.

Tracklist:
1. SFV Acid – The_NET
2. Northridge Mindset – Opening
3. LA HARDCREW – Alway
4. Roh Sham Boh – Now I Know
5. Roh Sham Boh – Pasadena
6. SFV Acid – Do It
7. SFV Acid – Ooh Yeah (80)
8. LA HARDCREW – Rez Black
9. SFV Acid – Ashland Slumber

Flying Lotus Stream

Some people says it sounds too much like Cosmogramma, other that it's too jazzy, but I've been hammering the arse out of it this week.

New Crystal Castles

I think it sounds like a Christmas song...

Gold Panda Wichita Giveaway

In today's Wichita Recordings mailout there's a Gold Panda competition. The prize is a big ol' bundle including a T-shirt, a poster, a limited edition postcard set and CD copies of Lucky Shiner and Unreleased Medical Journal.

To win, email competition@wichita-recordings.com with your address, T-shirt size and the answer to the question "What is the title of the single Gold Panda released in June of this year?"

*cough*

Show Me Your Robocop

Loo took the plunge and got Netflix. She's been hitting Twin Peaks hard but of all the films and TV on offer, I decided to watch RoboCop first.



Best. Film. Ever. Anyway here's the music used briefly in the club scene - Show Me Your Spine by Ministry spin-off PTP.



Don't believe me?

Zeldastep

We got an N64 a couple of months back. I of course insisted on Goldeneye and Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey. Loo, being a girl, went for Pokémon Stadium and The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time.

I'd never played a Zelda game, thinking it was just too nerdy. But after a year where I got into manga and anime, I was no longer in a position to call anything nerdy. My word what a game. It's so good, I had to stop playing it, it was becoming all-consuming.

It's now been a month and I'm itching to play again, but do I start over or try and pick it up from where I left off? This has been the soundtrack to my deliberations...



It's not really dubstep though is it?