Monday, May 25, 2009

Graphic Websites

Some stuff ive been checking out lately
Loads of new Graphic stuff every day

Dropular
Human Resources
Toxel
Visual Advice
Change The Thought
Ffffound
Visuelle

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Dubstep mix N° 05

Didnt even post this here, thought i'd might as well do it..


















The mix starts out with deep stuff going to some 4*4 dubstep tunes and then moving to some garage & grime.



Greetings & Enjoy
Phono




Tracklist:

01. Quantec: Ray Of Hope - A Made Up Sound Remix (Echocord).
02. Appleblim & Peverlist: Circling (Skull Disco).
03. Ramadanman: Plumes Remix (Unreleased).
04. Headhunter: Baseflow (Tempa).
05. Fnordy: Siber (Unreleased).
06. Shackleton: I Want To Eat You (Mordant Music).
07. Phaeleh: Iscabe Piano (Unreleased).
08. Il Tru: Welcome To My World (Mo Thugs).
09. Quark: Patagonia (Unreleased).
10. Matty G Ft. Luv Fyah: Nuff A Diss (Argon).
11. Ramadanman: ?????? (Unreleased).
12. Rustie: Tempered (Kapsized).
13. Shortstuff: Never Mine (Berkane Sol).
14. Shackleton: You bring me down (Peverlist Remix) (Scape).
15. Martyn: Vancouver - 2562's Puur Natuur Dub. (3024).
16. Conquest: Forever (D1 Remix) (Dub Police).
17. Big Bang: Ping Pong (Arision).
18. Noodles: 1999 (Dat Pressure).
19. Back to School EP: Unknown (Unknown).
20. Menta: Havoc (Road).
21. Buraka Som Sistema: Kalemba (Enchufada).
22. D1: Ongie Bongie (Tempa promo).
23. Smasher: Back In The Days (4*4 Remix) (Beyond Da Booth).
24. Unknown: Dreamin' (White Label).
25. Zomby: Rumours & Revolutions (Brainmath).
26. F-One: Purple Sky (ZAudio).
27. Matty G: Cuttin' and Scratchin' (Argon).
28. Geeneus Ft. Riko, Wiley & Breeze: Knife & Gun (Keysound).
29. Double S - From Day (True Tiger).
30. Marvell, Shocka & Vertex - Night Before The Flight (Mixtape).




Download here
80 Blocks from tiffany's (1/8) Click on the movie to see the other parts.

This 1979 documentary film focuses on gangs such as the savage skulls & nomads who occupied areas of the South Bronx. Perhaps even more compelling is considering that the backdrop and social conditions in this film are a 'far cry' from the lifestyle being promoted through disco music and film. Perhaps this answers questions to why many people took preference over the funk records which arguably pathed the way for Hip Hop culture.


Too Many Man - BOY BETTER KNOW




Bashy - Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?




Crazy Cousinz Ft Mc Versatile - The Funky Anthem




Rodney Mullen 1984 Japan

Friday, May 08, 2009

RUPTURE TALKS ABOUT CUMBIA


SANTOGOLD INTERVIEW

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Free docu on Dubstep

Hi there,

I made the film Living Inside the Speaker (The Bristol Dubstep Scene) with my mate mark a couple of years ago, I have now decided to put a divx version up for download for free at http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8MXHZZG4 Hope you enjoy it. If you get a no download link delete the address so it looks exactly like http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8MXHZZG4 or watch online at http://www.megavideo.com/?d=8MXHZZG4‏

Living Inside the Speaker (The Bristol Dubstep Scene)

Dubstep is the newest musical genre to come out of the UK and is quietly gaining popularity all other the UK with its heavy, heavy bass lines and spaced out sound. The scene is particularly strong in London, but Bristol is often classed as Dubstep’s second city. This film goes into the underbelly of the Dubstep scene in Bristol and uncovers through interviews with DJ’s, promoters and punters a vibrant and growing scene. The film explains the Dubstep sound and how the Bristol scene started, highlights how producers make Dubstep tunes and plays live Dubstep sets and describes why the sound system is so important to the genre. If you are into underground music and subcultures then you cannot afford to miss this film.

The film features DJ Pinch, Peverelist, Bubonic, Atik2, Hench Crew, Kymatik, Kidkut, Blazey, Stealth, Dub Boy, Wedge, White Boi, Gutterbreaks, Elemental, Search & Destroy, Skream, Chef and the Bristol Dubstep Massive. (including many hijackers)

Also the video for pinch qwalli is on there.

Hope you like it,

Easy
Mike and Mark