Styles : electro, break, techno, tek-house, nu-rave...

Kamouraï / Dalsim / Kamido:tu
Le Carnaby
9 rue Saint Michel
Rennes

A partir de 21h - Entrée gratuite

Enjoy !

Dj K.I.T.T.I. - D.I.S.K.O.
[audio http://www.supersub-organizer.com/audio/dj-kitti-disko.mp3]

ดีเจกิตติ ดีเจชื่อพิมพ์ยากคนนี้ นำพาดนตรีที่กำลังเป็นที่นิยมเป็น Scene เล็กๆ มาในระยะ 2 ปีมานี้
และน่าจะแผ่ขยายครอบครองซาวด์ดนตรีอื่นๆ ในเร็ววันนี้ (คล้าย Sound Minimal ที่ครอบคลุมฟลอร์เต้นรำอยู่ทั่วโลก)

เมื่อขนาดเวปอย่าง Beatport หรือ Traxsource หรือ Juno ต้องเพิ่มหมวดหมู่ดนตรีแนวนี้เข้าไป
กับดนตรี Nu Disco/ Cosmic Disco/ Disco Re-Edit/ Spaced Funkที่มีส่วนผสมของดนตรี Italo Disco/ Electro Funk/ New Romantic เชยๆ จากยุค 70's และ 80's จะเรียกอย่างไรก็ตามแต่

นี่คือซาวด์แทร็คประกอบการนั่งกระสวยอวกาศในหนัง Barbarella ท่องวงโคจรดาวอังคารอย่างช้าๆ เพื่อไปเต้นระบำกันบนนั้น โดยมีดวงจันทร์คอยสาดแสงระยิบระยับสะท้อนไปกับวงแหวนของดาวเสาร์แทนดิสโก้บอล !!

A cosmic disco, spaced funk and shimmering house trip to floating you up and boogie in outter space...
Turn the light off and replace on the bulb with discoballs.

Tracklist
01) Kathy Diamond - All Woman (Vocal Mix)
02) The Sunburst Band - Fashion (Joey Negro Club Mix)
03) Morten Sorensen - Start Something (Original Mix)
04) Faze Action - Spark (Dub Mix)
05) Share The Knight - Share The Knight (Todd Terje Edit)
06) Barbara Norris - Heavy Hitter (SDC Re-Edit)
07) Ignition - Secret Sunday Lover (Greg Wilson Edit)
08) Reverso 68 - Tokyo Disko (Part One)
09) Fox N' Wolf - Claws Against Knives (Todd Terje Remix)
10) Moby - Love To Move In Here (Holy Ghost! Remix)
11) Dj Gregory - Don't Know Malendro (Dimitri From Paris Re-Edit)
12) Faze Action - Stratus Energy (Special Disco Mix)
13) Cut Copy - Hearts On Fire (Holy Ghost! Vocal Mix)
14) Todd Terje - Eurodans (Spencer Parker Re-Edit)
15) Motorboy - Stranger

ของฟรียังมีในโลก !!!
ใครๆ ก็ชอบของฟรี และพวกเราซูเปอร์ซัปก็เป็นพวกชอบปล่อยของอยู่แล้ว
จะเอา MP3 เพลงทั่วๆไป หรือ Bit Torrent หนัง AV มาปล่อยก็กระไรอยู่ (ปล. Maria Ozawa อันเซ็นเซอร์มาแล้ว !!)

หน้าฝนแบบนี้ อากาศเย็นสบาย แจก FREE MIXTAPE ไปฟังให้หนำใจดีกว่า
จะชิลล์อนอนฟังอยู่ยู่บ้าน โยนใส่ Ipod ฟังระหว่างเดินทาง หรือเต้นหน้าจอคอมพ์ก็ถึงใจ
กับบทเพลงสุดเก๋, เท่, และล้ำสมัยโดยทีมดีเจของซูเปอร์ซัปเรานี่เอง สามแบบ สามสไตล์ ไว้เลือกฟังตามอัทธยาศัย

Stargazer - Live @ Club808 Friday12-08-2008
[audio http://www.supersub-organizer.com/audio/stargazer-at-808-set.mp3]

หนุ่มน้อยจากดินแดนที่ราบสูง กับดนตรี Electronica สุดเปรี้ยว, เกรี้ยวกราด และสาดกระจาย
กับ Set ล่าสุดที่ไปถล่ม Club 808 จนฝรั่งแถวนั้นเต้นกันลืมตาย
ขาตื๊ด ขาเรฟ หรือขาเดฟ ห้ามพลาดด้วยประการทั้งปวง เด็กและสตรีมีครรภ์ห้ามฟังเกินวันละสามรอบ...เราเตือนคุณแล้ว !

One of the most arrgressive set from STARGAZER. 2 and a half hours of madness.
He throws eveything from groovy 80's euro pop, indie-dance, boogie electronica, grinding house and electro trash (I can't find the best term, sorry)
Dancing, ranting, plug it, play it, burn it, rip it, drag and drop it, zip - unzip it, touch it, bring it, pay it, watch it, turn it, leave it, start - download it.

Tracklist
1.Intro / Queen - In The Death Cell (Love Theme Reprise)
2.Justin Faust - Revenge
3.Database - Ritchie Got Me Dancin
4.Revolte - Weak Generation
5.Moulinex - Come On Closer (Pineapples Cover)
6.Chick 2000 - Love Tonight (Lorenz Rhode Remix)
7.Kanye West - Stronger (A-Trak Remix)
8.Boys Noize - Oh! (A-Trak Remix)
9.The Count and Sinden ft Kid Sister and A Trak - Beeper (A-Trak Remix)
10.Daft Punk - Voyager (Revolte Remix)
11.Revolte - Guess What
12.Hot Pink DeLorean - Miami Snatch
13.Ray Parker Jr. - Ghostbusters (Don Rimini Ectoplasm Edit)
14.Pnau - With You Forever (Fear of Tigers Remix)
15.SHAZAM - Pool Party
16.sidechains - waiting so long
17.The Aston Shuffle -  Stomp Yo Shoes (SHAZAM Remix)
18.VHS Or Beta - Burn It All Down (Surkin Remix)
19.Justice - D.A.N.C.E. (MSTRKRFT Remix)
20.Xinobi - Day Off
21.Madonna - Into The Groove (Sidechains Remix)
22.Hail Social - No Paradise (Diamond Cut Rebuff)
23.Van She - Changes (GLOVES Remix)
24.Le Corps Mince De Francois - Bitch Of The Bitches (Russ Chimes Remix)
25.sidechains - dr. funk
26.sidechains - turn your body on
27.Larry Tee - I Love U (Killer On The Dancefloor Baile Mix)
28.Adam Tensta - Dopeboy (Neon Blak GT Edit)
29.U-God - Ugodzilla (Yuksek Remix)
30.MSTRKRFT - Bounce (Mansion Remix)
31.Kaiser Chiefs - Never Miss A Beat (Yuksek Remix)
32.The Presets - Talk Like That (Miami Horror Remix)
33.Daft Punk - Harder Better Faster Stronger (Alive 2007)
34.Alan Braxe - Addicted (Streetlife Djs Cut N Run RMX)
35.8-Bit Disaster - Disco Villains
36.Justice - Waters of Nazareth (John Redden Mix)
37.Michael Jackson - Wanna Be (Streetlife DJs Cut n Run Rmx)
38.John Legend & Andre 3000 - Green Light (MSTRKRFT Remix)
39.The Rapture - House of Jelaous Lovers (Disco    Villains Remix)
40.Wink & The Rapture - Higher State of Consciousness - House of Jealous Lovers (a cappella)
41.Cicada - The Things You Say (Mr Miyagi Remix)
42.Sebastien Tellier - La Ritournelle

I guess both these tracks have been floatin around for like years in blog time but they go well together and its puts a new slant on the fake blood instro to have rye rye's spit all over it..

The masher is Andy George who co hosts the moda parties with his steez Jaymo.. Looking forward to more from this fella.

PS The parties look ill! Where's the CMYK invite guy?

PEACE

MP3

Fake Blood- Mars Vs Blaqstar (Andy George Mash It Up Innit)

2. im sick ! 

3. here are some beautiful artwork for LAIMIKIS.LT - TADAS & EGLE. they like cool stuff from Boys Noize, The Knife, Booka Shade, The Kills, etc. 

here you go ! short, but sweet !

best costumes ever !

and this one is just good. and it is similar to all the artists mentioned above ... so. the legendary

:)

good night........

Pertama kali denger single nya mereka Heartbeat dari album Fantasy Black Channel gue langsung suka. Musiknya lumayan cukup rame pakai sound-sound aneh, tapi bagusnya gak bikin bingung dan berkesan maksa. Dan aksen Inggris nya gue suka banget. Gue bisa ngebanyangin pasti seru banget dengerin ini lagu di konser nya mereka. Another great song from this album: Random Firl. Buat yg penasaran, liat aja videonya. Rating: 3.5/5

adidas sneakers for sale.

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         Aunque tiene tan sólo veintiún años y está recién graduada en la Universidad de Rochester, acaba de presentar su colección para este invierno 2008 en la pasarela London Fashion Week dentro del desfile colectivo organizado por la revista Super Super, buque insignia del barroquismo flúor contemporáneo.

        Dharma ha compartido pasarela con Thomas Sels, Scott Ramsay Kyle y Emma Bell, otros emergentes con los que, además, también comparte fluorescencia y algún que otro coletazo de nu ravismo tardío.

*Read me more... sobre Dharma Taylor*

ศิลปินคนโปรดของเรา Cyndu Seui (ซินดี้ สุ่ย) หรือต้าร์ พี่ชายคนขยันของพวกเรา
หลังจากคว้ารางวัล ศิลปินเดี่ยวยอดเยี่ยมจาก Fat Award มาเมื่อต้นปี ดูเหมือนว่าเขายังคงงานยุ่งเหมือนเดิมไม่แปรเปลี่ยน
เตรียมพบกับผลงานใหม่ + โปรเจคพิเศษของ ซินดี้ สุ่ย และผองเพื่อนไม่นานเกินรอ ในระหว่างนี้มาฟังเพลงใหม่ล่าสุด/ เพลงพิเศษที่ต้าร์เอามาแจกให้แฟนเพลงฟัง แบบ Exclusive ผ่านทาง Supersub ที่เดียวเท่านั้น

อยากจะบอกว่าเพลงใหม่เท่ และยอดเยี่ยมเหลือเกิน จนเราอดใจรออัลบั้มใหม่ไม่ไหวแล้ว
โหลดไปฟังให้เิพลินแล้วไปบอกรัก Cyndi Seui กันโดยพลัน

Our favorite artist/ producer/ remixer and also a good fellow Cyndi Seui just put his new track for free download on his MySpace. And he loves SUPERSUB so much and giving us a high quality version in 320 Kbs and more tracks apart from his MySpace.

After his success for Fat Award as Best Male Solo Artist 2007 Cyndi Seui (Tar) is on the way gearing up his new album/ side project.

The tracks display his new direction which inspired from 80's Disco Pop, Euro Beat, Old School Electro Funk, Acid House and Italo Disco. That's so impressive, Bro !!!

Cyndi Seui - I Say Go (Unreleased
[audio http://supersub.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/cyndi-seui-i-say-go.mp3]
Cyndi Seui - Last Night The Dj Save My Life (Cyndi Seui Unreleased Mix)
[audio http://supersub.files.wordpress.com/2008/08/cyndi-seui-last-night-the-dj-save-my-life-cyndi-seui-unreleased-mix.mp3]
A popular, club classic track from an original by Indeep

This band has been a favourite of mine for the past three months! The music the play is so varied from song to song which means I never get tired of listening to them. Late of the Pier is a four piece UK band formed in 2001-
Samuel Dust (sings, strums, scribbles)
Francis Dance (plucks, wobbles shelves)
Red Dog Consuela (batterie soundscape)
Jack Paradise (electronic battle tapping)
- and their most famous single is 'The Bears Are Coming' and it is actually one of my favourite songs from them. Their music could be classified as nu-rave as they do have a band formation and instruments but like Klaxons and Shitdisco, they include a lot of snyths and electro sounds in their music. I highly recommend this band as I've forced my friends to listen to them and have only heard good reviews! Each song has different levels of band instrument music and synthetic electro sounds so at least ONE song will be liked by all.

Until recently they've only got a few singles out and a bunch of songs that aren't officially on their album- but now (since 11th August) they've released their first album! Look out for it!

Links:
Late of the Pier official site
Late of the Pier MySpace

Likewise for my collaboration with Pixieguts. We've considered changing the name from 'Dementio13 Feat Pixieguts' (and the confusion between that name and Pix's and my own solo outputs) to a more 'band'-like alias which would reflect our music more concisely.

Anyway, it got me to thinking: does it matter what the name is? Surely its the music which matters.
But then, in music, as in many of the Arts, image and cultural-reference is everything.

I've written about this subject in part in the blog 'Twentieth Century Praxis Audio'. As part of my reminiscences, I mention the name of my eighties band The Red October Factory:

"Our band got christened sometime in early 1985, 'The Red October
Factory'. The name seemed perfect, it contained the word ‘Factory’ in
it for starters. But it also alluded to the Eastern Bloc (the real Red
October was a Russian factory that either produced warheads, or
chocolate, I can’t remember!) and all that that entailed. The name was
austere and industrial; everything we aspired to be musically."

Likewise, I mention elsewhere in the post 'The 10 Commandments Of Electronica':

"Your name will be without emotion or meaning.
An artist’s moniker is all important; it’s a statement of intent to
your listener…or not, in the case of electronica. Preferably your
artist name will be without any meaning to the average listener at all;
it will involve sheer nonsense (a made-up word such as, say, ‘Autechre‘), or the ultimate in geekery (involving the name of a piece of equipment, like ‘Aphex Twin‘), or, even better, it will involve numbers (’Prefuse 73‘).
By doing this, you are saying, “Listen to me, my music is
technological, it does not stir your emotions, in fact, it is cold and
harsh. It does not follow conventions and is difficult to understand.”
It can also be read as meaning, “My music is a puzzle. To me, as much
as it is to you….in fact, I just recorded a sequence of random noises,
fed it through a ring modulator and then got confused…”

You may, of course, use your own name….but only if you have a middle initial to give you extra kudos (Richard H Kirk)."

Pixiguts pointed out to me that the word "Head" has been part of the names of some very respected and successful bands:
Portishead; Radiohead; Severed Heads; Talking Heads....
Likewise with abbreviations:
DMX, DNA, LFO, ELO, and the ultimate in abbreviated aliases:

or 'Symbol' (The Artist Formerly Known As Prince)

Numbers also figure in some names to give credibility:

KRS1, Prefuse73, 808 State, Altern8, and some of my unsigned comrades - SK123 and D551 to name but two.

Its a mystery to me.......if you're a musician, I'd be interested to hear how you came across your name, and why.

Indie dance record label Ed Banger released a mixtape earlier this month. After listening to it I concluded it is absolute shit. Seriously, it is total garbage. Considering the incredible rise of Justice and other acts like DJ Mehdi, Mr. Oizo, and SebastiAn, you would think they could release a better album. Hopefully none of these tracks are fresh because they sound like tracks they could have made back in the day when they were trying to get their foot in the door. There were only two songs I found to be mediocre at best; "Stress" by Justice probably due to I saw that amazing show, "Pocket Piano" by DJ Mehdi, and "Decalcomania" by So Me. Sorry but due to the letdown caused by listening to this album earlier today I am not going to post any songs to download. Hopefully tomorrow will be a better day with new music to share. Peace and Beats.  

 RATING: 1 STAR

I saw this band live a year and a half ago and although I am normally not into contemporary RnB, these guys were a lot of fun on stage. The reason is probably that they are actually not just RnB but a bit of 80s and a dash of 70s funk as well.

I don't know how serious you can and should take their music because their videos alone look more like an ironic approach to RnB these days and the lyrics are not really what you could call imaginative but their music is a lot of fun, these guys can sing and the production is playful. You can see that these guys know what they are doing and add a lot of razzle dazzle (ha, always wanted to use that phrase) to such a worn out genre. In the end this is how I imagine a blooming future for RnB. I hope the majority of music listeners feel the same because I am sick and tired of Timbaland and P Diddy.

Love Ya

White Lies

Because of this band I can't wait for summer to be over. White Lies are just too perfect for autumn and winter, their music is like a Jim Jarmusch movie or a book by Rick Moody. The melancholy of the songs is a nod towards Nick Cave and Echo & The Bunnymen and is covering your heart like oil. They could turn into the National of the year 2008 not only because singer Harry McVeigh will get you with this voice that drips of despair and lost opportunities. Amazing is, however, how they manage to avoid the kitsch as violin arrangements and this low bass guitar hum next to lyrics of failed characters that search for a light but never quite get close to it. Not many bands can pull that through without sounding like some emo-lookalike contestant from a casting-show.

You may not listen to them at the hot beachparty with limbo and sangria but if you need some heavy indie-hymnals for shuffling through fallen leaves and the first snowfall at night, you have just reached your goal.

Unfinished Business

The Magistrates

Yeah, there is a certain trend in this week's blog. two thirds of my favourite bands are very funky indeed. The Magistrates are just groovy enough not to be too mainstream, although the first single "make this work" reminds (especially in terms of vocals) a little bit of Paolo Nutini, their other songs go more the direction of the Wombats or the Klaxons. And this voice is a saviour as it distinguishes the Magistrates from fore-mentioned bands in this unsettling high-pitched way that makes the music always a little bit restless and impatient. If Marvin Gaye would have been able to meet the Klaxons, it maybe would have sounded like The Magistrates and that is very nice indeed.

Make this work

Now, this could be seen as an attempt by me to say "Look how advanced I am technologically", but far from it.

Its not that I don't actually buy music anymore, I do. I just prefer to get it in convenient digital packages which take up no space in my living room, I can play immediately and I don't have to spend hours ripping them onto my Mac in order to listen to them on my ipod.

So, its partly a practical solution.

Once you get over the sentimental and romantic idea that CDs and vinyl are objects to be cherished because you can touch them and look at them on the shelf and say to people (silently, smuggly) "This is my taste, look at my music collection", it really isn't a problem.
Of course, if you want to announce your musical taste (and we all do, really), you can do so on Last.fm where people can view your music collection in an instant. The problem with that is: when you secretly play that old Kajagoogoo album that you keep hidden behind all the Finnish Jazz, Swedish pop and Japanese HipHop albums; it isn't a secret anymore. The Last.fm Big Brother sees all.

Anyway, I digress.

No, the really good thing about the digital music 'revolution' (old hat, I know, but it is revolutionary) is that it has enabled any musician with an internet connection to get their music heard. Music sites, MP3s, ipods and social networking have democratised music. Not completely, but mostly.
Labels and distributers still have vast resources to promote and distribute 'signed' artists' music, thus getting it played on radio, etc. But people are becoming more used to the idea that good music is good music, whether it be by a signed artist or an unsigned artist. And if its available for free, all the better.

Its at this point that I must confess that my staple listening involves signed, or established artists. But I'm trying to change my listening habits. Some people have already done that themselves. For instance, my main recent musical collaborator, Marie, seems mainly to play nothing but unsigned artists, all trawled from Last.fm.

Anyway, here is a link to my playlist of unsigned artists whom I have found particularly interesting (excuse the self-promotion bit; I have populated the first part of the playlist with Dementio13 tracks):

'Sonic Stuff' playlist

And here's a list of the artists in no particular order:

Corrientes - Quirky and varied electronic music with elements of pop, rock, electro, HipHop, and latin flavours.

Northcape - stunning trip hop and IDM

The Peach Tree - Bizarre electro and techno

Decabastard - group collaboration project between most of the artists listed here

SK123 - awesome electronica with high production values and interesting arrangements

Remergence - great house, techno and IDM

Metricks - electronica and IDM from Portugal

Pixieguts - wonderful Antipodean vocalist collaborating with many international producers

HealeyIsland - UK-based electronica producer with a growing fanbase

Crimson Death - fantastic drum n bass from Canada

There are many other artists, of course. But these are the ones I am most familiar with. Definitely worth searching out.

[audio http://homepage.ntlworld.com/paul.f67/Blacklung.mp3]

"Blacklung Mixer", the new Dementio13 album, is available for free download on Last.fm

Its a real mixed bag, covering virtually every electronic genre in 9 compact tracks. Please give it a listen...

HERE'S THE LINK:

Blacklung Mixer

Blacklung Mixer Promo

Betty with a husky triumphs in casual Aladdin threads. Open-fucking-sesame, the core of Mona's come-and-get-some is the exiting (thank fuck) nu-rave without making me want to vomit. Pac-man tee, aggressively coloured and printed desert scarf, Alabama fucking shades, the cut with care to barely there jacket and some serious skull detailing on the trashed flat kicks.

There is then the fucking dog. Solid as a rock. Mona, STNF is willing to put you on the payroll.

[artwork by ollie]

Dive in, the water is fine...

Thanks to welcome to the dance floor

MP3

REM - Night Swimming (Kissy Sellout remix)

Glamour for Better

If you thought that the Klaxons, Shitdisco or Hadouken are the peek of Nu Rave, you just didn't meet Glamour for Better yet. These guys are insane in the best way possible. Three guys with drums, guitar and some technical equipment who go absolutely insane on stage and drive the Nu Rave music into something very intense and aggressive. They basically turn everything up a notch and remix this genre - that already seems to be worn out - into a hard-ass monster. I think, this band is what Nu Rave needed, some young guys that give a shit about how you have to approach it and soil and spoil it with their alternative influences. It's great, it's intense. It's even better live and I have to know, because I've seen them giving a concert in front of four people (already including me) and confronted with technical problems and they still rocked my mind and my ass off!

Ryan vs. Roundabout

kitty daisy and lewis

We've been to the 80s with Nu Rave and Newnewwave, we've been to the 70s with bands like Wolfmother or the White Stripes and we've met the 60s with Amy Winehouse and the divine Last Shadow Puppets. But it seems as if that isn't enough. We need to get back in time even more. Well, there you have it. Kitty Daisy and Lewis present you some lovely old-fashioned tunes that sound like smokey bars in some shady areas of New Orleans. We smell tobacco and the fiercest whiskey in the area and we hear their music, accompanied by the tapping of fine leather shoes on wooden floors. Is it Rockabilly, Blues, Soul? Who cares, it's a journey back in time and it's worth it. I only wonder, when we will dance to some Mozart-esque tunes...

going up the country

Noah and the Whale

A great sign for me being under too much stress is, when I forget the name of an awesome band. But it's a joy to rediscover a band that has already won your heart once. Noah and the whale make the sweetest indiemusic with numerous folky instruments and lovely lyrics. It's the kind of music you want to listen to when you drive in a car, have a bonfire at the beach or sit on the balcony on a Sunday morning. You could actually listen to them in every imaginable occasion.

I love songs that don't force you to dance but rather encourage you only if you want to but that also work if you are just sitting or lying somewhere. You want the proof? Here it is!

5 years time

Um ótimo set da dupla Digitalism, que inclui a versão "Rewind" de ZDRLT e outras batidas maximalistas... porém, um set bem curto :/

DOWNLOAD

i know I used to get pissed off as soon as I heard the genre "Nu-Rave" being mentioned, but I figured I don't have to go rabid everytime some new shit gets hyped and called something. Plenty of other stuff to go apeshit over.

Still, it's a ugly name.. Nu-Rave.. but let's not take it too seriously, let's call it electro-clash instead so I can go to sleep tonight. Ah whatever. Anyway, the name Nu Ravers On The Block is funny, I think they gets the irony of it all.

I like this song, if it were to drop in a club I would go dance-mode and just slam my fucking knees into the floor.

mp3: NROTB - Take Me Upp

By Jan