[electronic] Music recommendation: Chicago, Detroit, Redruth - HibeesBounce.com

Brainwrong · 09-10-07, 08:36

Enjoying this the now...

Chicago, Detroit, Redruth by Luke Vibert

A true veteran of the UK electronic scene, Luke Vibert has, in the last few years, finally gained the recognition he deserves. His first dispatches saw him go from the ambient textures of his debut album as Wagon Christ to a much more acute and varied sound, infused with hip hop, soul, electro, techno, acid house and drum’n'bass. Distilled under a variety of pseudonyms (Wagon Christ, Plug, Kerrier District, Amen Andrews, Spac Hand Luke to name but a few) these have progressively become the staple diet for his fans. Yet, it took for the man to focus on one of his until-then somewhat overlooked strengths, acid, with his monumental YosepH (Warp, 2003) for the world, or at least electronic followers, to finally take stock and listen.

This second album for long term friend Mike Paradinas’s Planet Mu imprint branches out more than its predecessor, Lover’s Acid (2005) by incorporating, beside healthy servings of acid house and classic techno, decent helpings of drum’n'bass (Comfycozy), groovy hip-hop and trip-hop (Rotting Flesh Bags, Swet) and classic electronica. And as if to get his point across right from the start, it is with the bip-bop-infused drum’n'bass groove of Comfycozy that Vibert chooses to open the hostilities. All the way through, Vibert jumps from one genre to the next with disarming dexterity, effortlessly clocking mile after mile of dance floor mayhem without ever breaking into a sweat.

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**hibeesbounceross** · 09-10-07, 08:39

Electronic?

Download; Digitalism - Idealism

Simones Mobile Disco - Its the Beat.

**Keepitgreen** · 11-10-07, 13:51

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Enjoying this the now...

Chicago, Detroit, Redruth by Luke Vibert

A true veteran of the UK electronic scene, Luke Vibert has, in the last few years, finally gained the recognition he deserves. His first dispatches saw him go from the ambient textures of his debut album as Wagon Christ to a much more acute and varied sound, infused with hip hop, soul, electro, techno, acid house and drum’n'bass. Distilled under a variety of pseudonyms (Wagon Christ, Plug, Kerrier District, Amen Andrews, Spac Hand Luke to name but a few) these have progressively become the staple diet for his fans. Yet, it took for the man to focus on one of his until-then somewhat overlooked strengths, acid, with his monumental YosepH (Warp, 2003) for the world, or at least electronic followers, to finally take stock and listen.

This second album for long term friend Mike Paradinas’s Planet Mu imprint branches out more than its predecessor, Lover’s Acid (2005) by incorporating, beside healthy servings of acid house and classic techno, decent helpings of drum’n'bass (Comfycozy), groovy hip-hop and trip-hop (Rotting Flesh Bags, Swet) and classic electronica. And as if to get his point across right from the start, it is with the bip-bop-infused drum’n'bass groove of Comfycozy that Vibert chooses to open the hostilities. All the way through, Vibert jumps from one genre to the next with disarming dexterity, effortlessly clocking mile after mile of dance floor mayhem without ever breaking into a sweat.

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Just downloaded this Brainwrong, will give it a go
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On first listen, it's sounding like some nice chillout music
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psychocandy · 11-10-07, 13:57

Electro: MSTRKRFT, Justice, Busy P, Feadz, Anything on kitsune/tiger sushi/ed banger, Boyz Noize, Miss Kittin, The Hacker, Ivan Smagghe, Mr Oizo, Dj Madhi, Chromeo, Dimitre from Paris, Mr Flash, RJD2, Soulwax, The Avalanches, Yedimaster, Streetlife Djs, Tim Sweeney, Claude von Stroke, M.A.N.D.Y etc

Brainwrong · 11-10-07, 13:59

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Just downloaded this Brainwrong, will give it a go
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On first listen, it's sounding like some nice chillout music
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Niceone. Hope you enjoy it.

Let me know if you'd like any more recommendations.

And (plug, plug) you'll be able to get some here:
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**hibeesbounceross** · 11-10-07, 14:40

Justice are immense!

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Brainwrong Vernacular Radge Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Jist doon the road, laddie Age: 31 Posts: 2,762 Thanks: 6 Thanked 68 Times in 17 Posts Rep Power: 10	[electronic] Music recommendation: Chicago, Detroit, Redruth Enjoying this the now... Chicago, Detroit, Redruth by Luke Vibert A true veteran of the UK electronic scene, Luke Vibert has, in the last few years, finally gained the recognition he deserves. His first dispatches saw him go from the ambient textures of his debut album as Wagon Christ to a much more acute and varied sound, infused with hip hop, soul, electro, techno, acid house and drum’n'bass. Distilled under a variety of pseudonyms (Wagon Christ, Plug, Kerrier District, Amen Andrews, Spac Hand Luke to name but a few) these have progressively become the staple diet for his fans. Yet, it took for the man to focus on one of his until-then somewhat overlooked strengths, acid, with his monumental YosepH (Warp, 2003) for the world, or at least electronic followers, to finally take stock and listen. This second album for long term friend Mike Paradinas’s Planet Mu imprint branches out more than its predecessor, Lover’s Acid (2005) by incorporating, beside healthy servings of acid house and classic techno, decent helpings of drum’n'bass (Comfycozy), groovy hip-hop and trip-hop (Rotting Flesh Bags, Swet) and classic electronica. And as if to get his point across right from the start, it is with the bip-bop-infused drum’n'bass groove of Comfycozy that Vibert chooses to open the hostilities. All the way through, Vibert jumps from one genre to the next with disarming dexterity, effortlessly clocking mile after mile of dance floor mayhem without ever breaking into a sweat. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. __________________ The twisted brainwrong of a one-off man mental. To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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psychocandy A True Gadgie/Gadgess Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: it's grim up north Posts: 1,506 Thanks: 0 Thanked 3 Times in 2 Posts Rep Power: 5	Re: [electronic] Music recommendation: Chicago, Detroit, Redruth Electro: MSTRKRFT, Justice, Busy P, Feadz, Anything on kitsune/tiger sushi/ed banger, Boyz Noize, Miss Kittin, The Hacker, Ivan Smagghe, Mr Oizo, Dj Madhi, Chromeo, Dimitre from Paris, Mr Flash, RJD2, Soulwax, The Avalanches, Yedimaster, Streetlife Djs, Tim Sweeney, Claude von Stroke, M.A.N.D.Y etc __________________ "You may not see me on the streets at night. But you'll definitely see my white three stripes"

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