LTJ Bukem is not like other drum and bass DJs: refusing to charge through a seventy minute mix of the day's biggest rave anthems. Instead, he crafts mixes with depth and longevity. With both his labels and his DJing, Bukem is cut from a different cloth. On Fabriclive 46 he carefully and methodically constructs a symphony exclusively from the family of artists housed in his Good Looking stable. True to the trademark GLO sound - a sound that for many years had its own section in most record shops - this mix ...   [ read more ]

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Biowire debuts with a laid back, tripped out electro experiment. Melodic grooves layered with acid and drum and bass rythyms. This is one smooth disc. A great introductory artist to the EWB and UltraWide World. "Incorporating acid, electro and drum n' bass styles, BIOWIRE is the solo work of Jason Crosse, a member of the ULTRA WIDE BAND COLLECTIVE of Lund, Sweden. Crosse's music first made an impression on the London scene, where notables like LTJ Bukem picked up on the sound, spinning BIOWIRE dub plate...   [ read more ]

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From Iara Lee, director of Synthetic Pleasures, comes a film that traces the evolution of electronic music. By cutting back & forth between avant garde composers, Kraftwerk's synthesizer drones, Giorgio Moroder's euro-disco, Afrika Bambaataa's electro-funk, & Prodigy's current superstardom, the film celebrates the nomadic drift of the post-human techno sound. Featuring: Autechre, Can, Carl Cox, Derrick May, Coldcut, Giorgio Moroder, John Cage, Juan Atkins, Itj Bukem, Orbital, Pierre Henry, Prodigy, Robert ...   [ read more ]

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