Midnight Juggernauts - Tombstone (Elite Force Vs Dilemn Revamp)

Several months back now, I ran a little competition on my Facebook Page to ask for suggestions on new tracks to Revamp, with the winner grabbing one of the Ultimate top-end 'Revamped' packages from the Elite Force site. There were literally hundreds of suggestions that were thrown up, some of which I may well come back to at a later date, but the winning entry came from Ivano Knight who suggested Midnight Juggernauts' 'Tombstone'.

The mashup came together pretty quickly during a couple of overseas trips, and I brought it back into the studio for some final tweaks a little road-testing. It went up on my Soundcloud Page a few days ago & already has around 10,000 listens to it's name, so I figured now would be a good time to set it free, in time for plenty of summer-sing-a-long action.

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Vandal - Life ft. Malcolm Carson

OK so this is the supporting single for Vandal's brand new album entitled "Tonight We Riot" coming out on LOT49 in September. With a bumper remix package, all excessively goooood...

Vandal feat. Malcolm Carson "Life" + Remixes by LOT49

Vandal has carved a distinctive sound for himself over the years and this cut is no exception. This time he has enlisted the vocal talents of Malcolm Carson (the singer of a new indie/alternative band called TapeTheRadio supported by Steve Lamacq and recently released their first single on the Too Pure label, the label that discovered Stereo Lab, Pj Harvey, and others) and commissioned some pretty varied remixes from the likes of Butterparty, Ant brooks and Utku S.

With a "Self Help Mix" thrown in there too from Vandal this is a tidy package already causing damage to dancefloors worldwide.

Check it and enjoy! OUT NOW on Beatport

Rektchordz Filthy Inspiration Sessions #03 DJ Mix Download

Dan Castro - Disco bitch (Intro Edit) (1980)
Matteo Dimarr - Drumbotto (Toolroom Records)
Ant Books - The Horn (matteo dimarr remix)
Olivier Giacomotto - Backdown (Save the Robot Remix) (Defininative Recordings)
Dirty Super Car - Get A Grip (Loops Of Fury Remix)
Hiroki Esashika - Kazane (Disco Of Doom Remix)(Craft Music)
Rektchordz - Lush (Cowbell Edit) (Mike Hulme Remix)(AUX)
H2 - The Trot (Dance 2 Dance Music)
Elite Force - Control The Engine (U&A)
Rektchordz - Speaker Bump (U&A)
Moby - Wait For Me (Zodiac Cartel Remix) (Little Idiot)
Congrorock - Bablyon Dub (Fools Golds Records)

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Filthy Inspiration Sessions VOL3 *FREE DOWNLOAD* June-2010 by Rektchordz


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Motorstorm3 : Apocalypse (music by Elite Force & Lalo Schifrin)

... and this is just the demo for the launch at E3 last week!

I.D. :: Promo Mix and 320 Tune

Sub Slayers release number three from I.D. sits between restrained dubstep beats and moody urban breaks. And it's getting love from all over the bass entrenched world.

I.D free track: Mustang VIP at full 320.

Soundcloud link: http://soundcloud.com/bassmusic/i-d-mustang-vip-320

Jay Cunning mix : http://soundcloud.com/thecunningone/jay-cunning-sub-slayers-mix-02

17 Jul 10 - Jay Cunning & Fearless MC with makemassair on visuals

01: Excision 'System Check' [Rottun]

02: Pyramid VS Wizard 'War Of The Worlds' [Funkatech]

03: Buckfunk 3000 'Jump' (VENT remix) [Hardcore Beats]

04: Pixel Fist 'Speaka Freaka' [Rocstar]

05: Ivory 'Hand Grenade' (Excision & Datsik remix) [Rat Records]

06: Ivory 'Hand Grenade' [Rat Records]

07: I.D. 'Fresh Air' [Sub Slayers]

08: Gella VS Jinx 'Start the Panic' [Sub Slayers]

09: Bubu 'Suicide Girls' [Flextone]

10: Schema 'Rat Bastard' [Sub Slayers]

11: Benga '26 Basslines' (Elite Force Edit) [Unreleased]

12: Jammin 'Uptalkin' [Jammin]

13: I.D. 'Tell Ya' [Sub Slayers]

14: Snarophobe 'Dead Duck' [Sub Slayers]

15: Nero 'Act Like You Know' [Breakbeat Kaos]

16: Skream 'Burning Up' [Digital Soundboy]

17: Gella ft $pyda 'Twinkle' (Pyramids 'Stop The Talkin' Remix) [Sub Slayers]

18: VENT VS Reso 'Rumble' (Breaks Mix) [Unreleased]

19: Felix Stone ft Astra 'Solvent' (Lunar Shift Remix) [Flextone]

20: Schema 'Turn Off The Lights' [Sub Slayers]

21: Elite Force 'Law Of Life' [U&A]

22: Excision & Datsik 'Calypso' [Rottun]

23: Bare Noize 'Plant Food' [Audio Freaks]

24: High Rankin 'Meow Meow' [Cheaper Thrills]

25: Bassbin Twins 'Whistle Choon' [Bassbin Records]

26: Reso 'Beasts In The Basement' [Civil Music]

27: Excision & Noize 'Force' [Rottun]

28: VENT 'Feedback' [Hardcore Beats]

29: Pyramid 'Trouble' [Funkatech]

30: VENT 'Encoded VIP' [Hardcore Beats]

Vandal - Big Dog (Elite Force Mix)

Vandal - Big Dog (Elite Force Mix) TASTER by Elite Force

A.G.Trio - Bass Effect (Zodiac Cartel Mix)

A.G. Trio - Bass Effect (Zodiac Cartel Mix) 128k TASTER by Zodiac Cartel

Looking Back > Going Forward #4 - Moderat

A column by Paul Blandford.

Apologies for the tardiness, it would seem that I haven't done a column in quite a while, due to the fact another little bundle of joy has entered my life... meaning 3 women in my house now!

Anyway... Having been a fan of both these next artists for a long time I thought the next instalment of the column would be an ode to 2 (3 if you include their recent collaboration!) of the most pioneering acts in electronic music at the moment. Modeselektor & Apparat.. otherwise known as Moderat.

I remember my first introduction to Modeselektor. T'was Elite Force's maiden visit to my club night SUMO in Cardiff, and with it he brought a true behemoth of a tune, so much so that I discreetly pestered him for what was then to be one of my most played tracks to date. Followers of the Manifesto, I give you 'Kill Bill Vol.4'... brace yourselves.



Their basslines are second to none and every track oozes dancefloor fodder, generating techno, dubstep, electro and even more leftfield textures, their sound is unsurpassable yet always immediately known to the ear once you hear something new from them... simply because no one else makes music quite like them. I...M...O.

Apparat's arrival however, was a tad late for me. Which I didn't mind because the amount of music that was to follow was nothing short of mesmerising. The soundscapes and melodies this man generates are quite spectacular, think of him as the bastard child of a menage et trois with Sigur Ros, Royksopp and Bjork.



Having collaborated with one of the true techno femme fatale's, Ellen Allien, I soon learn't that this man has so much to offer, always holding that superbly constructed sound. Which was recognised by none other than John Peel. But by far and away, the main highlight of these 2 acts, is their exquisite collaboration, in the shape of Moderat. You only have to take a listen to the 1st track on the album, 'A New Error' to appreciate where your about to be taken, a moody trip through some of the most awe-inspiring electronic music you are likely to hear.



It's quite hard to put them up against another act as what you are likely to hear is so original, this is only confirmed when they take this live, it quite simply takes your breath away, well mine anyway. So many acollades have followed their amalgamation, and none more so than recently receiving an award from the Beatport Music Awards for their track 'Porc 2'... you can understand why.



Now with a busy summer ahead of them with another European tour, things are certainly looking up for what I believe are the next big name to come out of the underground scene... but who's to say they haven't already... I certainly wouldn't.

MODESELEKTOR MYSPACE
APPARAT MYSPACE
MODERAT MYSPACE

'til next time. x