Supplementary arm wrestles and best-of-three rounds of 'peanuts' between all contenders before the mixing begins.

Grande, ho cercato una serata cosi' da quando sono arrivato a Torino. Venire dalla scelta di serate a Leeds per andare a Giancarlo è un cambiamento triste!

"Will sell kidneys for Hessle Audio releases"

Splendid tracks, superbly mastered.










No midrange sawtooth oscillation though, dissapointing quite frankly.

Downloaded and on the iPod. Will provide some much needed respite from work! Safe David.

jera wrote:lookin' fwd to making my ruffage debut. good opportunity to go through the deeper tunes in the bag.

Erm, Ruffage operates a strictly grating-midrange-sawtooth-WOB-WOB policy, I'm afraid.

Bizzump.

Just switched on by chance, a welcome surprise.

Will there ever be an mp3?

*Not Burial, obv.

If Gilles Peterson has his jazzy little mitts on it and is opening his Worldwide show with the Martyn Remix then there are two eventualities:

1) Hessle 010 is an Indo-Jazz fusion double pack complete with 4,000 words of incomprehensible sleeve notes, or

2) The only way is up.

Apparently they name a lot of tracks after random file names from the tunes. No wonder they're so catchy...

I don't think 4/4 is a bad thing, and it shouldn't be associated with poor tunes. What's between the drums is the important aspect: look no further than Mala's work, there's always been a House element to it. Busier rhythms helped the music avoid stagnating in the halfstep sound, anyhow.

The ...

Cold, wet London is infinitely more appealing

ROFL

... but the though did flash across my mind after.

(edit - needs a more 'bulbus' chin on the front cover sketch.)

Just discovered this tonight, via Discogs. That guy is deep , and pretty humble considering he has played as much a part in the growth of Detroit techno (and therefore 'Dance' music in general) as the legendary producers themselves. It gives me hope that that the simplest tools, used effectively and ...

scoz wrote:check out the Rhythm & Sound and Scion ones at http://sound.modelfruit.com/

Scion w/ Tikiman sets on here guys.

Brilliant site for mixes!

Corpsey wrote:@ badger- you aren't badger tek are you? I'm confused now lol

As far as I am aware, Badger and Badga Tek are two seperate entities.

However, this could be a repeat of the Dubluke/Dubloke saga in which a wormhole was ripped open in the time-space continuum when both posted on the same thread.