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heard shackleton on friday at the panoramabar.
another amazing set. was just great.

shackleton is the man.

this mixing is mental, come up with the bassline of moon over joseph burial and the vocals of hypo angel, amazing. I´ve read it was for fabric mix but it was with plates or live?

Most likely live

Shackleton live is nuts.

Anyone know the next time he comes to amsterdam?

What's so special about his sets? I've never seen one, really want to

keep an eye on the resident advisor page: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/shackleton

his sets are incredible. sometimes it takes 10minutes before the journey starts. i can remember sets of him where he was starting with some ambient soundscapes to start the apocalypse. it's just amazing. the way he build every set. pure percussion. pure rhythm.
a mixture of old sounds and new bits. samples, vocals, drum and percussion loops.
i really like the vibe of his sets. and i really enoy it to dance to his music.
it's just me and his music.
tunnel vision/ transcendence.

Sonika wrote:Anyone know the next time he comes to amsterdam?

I've never seen one, really want to

Same here. But I don't can't care if it's amsterdam, or other parts of the Netherlands.

Where can I check tour dates/schedules/etc.?

as said above you; http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/shackleton

hidden places is back.
vol.5 mixed by ni'en:bhed

http://www.dubstepforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=273026

knoflook wrote:

Sonika wrote:Anyone know the next time he comes to amsterdam?

I've never seen one, really want to

Same here. But I don't can't care if it's amsterdam, or other parts of the Netherlands.

Where can I check tour dates/schedules/etc.?

Shackleton in holland would be a nice weekend away

fell asleep to "music for the quiet hour last night"

srs vibes

every sound is so considered

just listened to his electronic explorations mix which was so articulate.
hes playing tectonic @ fabric on 22nd of next month. pinch & pev doin a b2b jungle set too. big night

Really love the concept of Soundboy's Suicide Note. That's how you create an album of electronic music. A simple concept to build your beats around.

Soundboy's Suicide Note came in the mail today, and wow. just wow. Hearing it on a proper system, everything is spaced out so perfectly. The vocals that come in Shortwave tripped me out too. And i didn't even realize that The Rope Tightens was on there and damn thats my fav Shack track. apocalyptic, that's all i can say. big up Shackleton for barely using a snare

Looking forward to seeing him on Friday at fabric, quite intrested to see what he will be playing and how it works in a club.

Marcus wrote:Looking forward to seeing him on Friday at fabric, quite intrested to see what he will be playing and how it works in a club.

it'll be a journey regardless..such a fat night, saw that lineup time ago, went a little mad and then realised i'de already booked a ticket for Genesis 3rd bday @ Fire.

Watch out for security tho, Fabric is abit of a par these days

Really looking forward to hearing some new material, anyone who seems him at Fabric let us know if there's any standout new bits

He's playing in Lancashire at the Beatherder festival in a couple of weeks. I can't wait..

The man is a absolute genius, for the first half it was more of a live set (45 mins) and then second half was more mixing (45 mins). If you have the chance to see him I advise you to.
Most of the tunes i have never heard at all before apart from 2, it sounded like he had sampled some of older songs then added a complete new twist to them. Still can recognize that trade mark sound.
I'm a noob with production so my explanation of his live show might be a bit shit. He would start out with a basic beat end up adding vocals,drums and other elements to the song and bring them out and throw new bits onto the song in no real order. He would end up re using some of the previous vocals and drums too, it was like listening to one of his albums. He drowned the place low end bass quite a lot of the times. i wasn't too sure how his music would work in a club but it went down a treat in the end.
Maybe I'll write a bit more when I can think straight.

its all done by triggering loops, he reconstructs tracks live, you will never hear a track in its original form in a shackleton set its fucking amazing tbh. the only artist who makes me dance like a complete goon. had a good chat with him last time i saw him, said he was working on a way to incorporate live composition into his set using arpeggiators.

billed to play in leeds next month showcasing this new set. cant wait!