
Interview with Mode
Words: Colour
Recently, I’ve been inspired in the studio, and I’ve been making a lot of melodic minimal 170bpm music, influenced by producers like Bop, D Bridge, Asa and Blu Mar Ten. I’m really loving the melodic ove... |
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 I first came into contact with MC Xander in Carnaby street. He was busking a live set from his soon-to-be-released album, ‘Eyeopenness’. Now, if you didn’t know, MC Xander has claimed his rank as one of the best beatboxers in the UK, is part of... |
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 I should mention that this is the first Hybrid album I’ve come into contact with, and it was bought purely on a whim. Unknown to me were the ear-tingling cinematic and progressive breakbeats that lay inside.
So what is Hybrid? It is a Welsh act, n... |
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 Somewhat unsurprisingly for this reclusive musician, things have been rather quiet of late.
After the surprise mainstream success of both ‘Burial’ and ‘Untrue’ (reviewed here), the latter rated the second-best album of 2007 by the review col... |
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 On March 26th, a vast number of people marched through London. Diverse groups of people, from Young Socialists to Pensioners’ Clubs, walked, unified by the TUC under the banner of anti-cuts. The demo was, for the most part, peaceful. But not all of... |
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 After some months in respite, the Chilcot Inquiry commenced again in January 2011. Somewhat rapidly for an inquiry widely derided as an establishment whitewash, it called Tony Blair to the dock for a second time to clarify various statements made by ... |
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The War You Don’t See by John Pilger
After having abandoned ITV to X-factor, Corrie and Emmerdale, I was both pleased and surprised to find John Pilger's 'The War You Don't See' on their listings for the 14th of December. Of course it was shown at... |
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 Temple of Bass Words & pics: Will Poole At C.A.M.P, Old Street, 13th of Nov 2010. Jubei / Ulterior Motive / Matamatiks & Beaton / DJ Dun Peel / Nomadnoise / Balofo / The Goonatics With my dirty, high top Vans set to 'dance' mode I was ready f... |
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