Downtempo & IDM tunes at ~98. I didn't have any special plans for #300 & I felt like hanging out with some comfortable head-nodding music. This mix features a few tracks by Push Button Objects and Takeshi Muto as well as long ones by Drøn, Metamatics, RS3, and more.
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Earlier this month Mixcloud announced a major change to its platform. I can't afford a "Pro" subscription so, if I'm reading that linked post right, I'm faced with a choice: continue to upload after November 2022 and choose a maximum of 10 mixes that will be available or stop uploading after that same deadline and all my mixes currently on Mixcloud will remain accessible. I choose the latter. The shows there now will remain streamable for as long as Mixcloud will host them and I will no longer be publishing new sets to the service after this month.
I've been using Mixcloud because 1. it was free and unlimited and 2. they are licensed to play copyrighted music. I think DJing on the internet is often in a kind of grey area between advocacy and piracy, a problem Mixcloud solved by paying the appropriate fees and royalties. I'm much more interested in advocacy than piracy so I'm grateful for and will miss using Mixcloud. I bear them no ill will, I wish them well, and I hope to see them succeed.
Breaks, electro, and IDM today, including three tracks from CPU Records and two from Neo Ouija as well as long pieces by Brian Eno, Lone, and Tosca.
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An hour of electro old & new at approx. 130. New tracks include one from Cignol's forthcoming Binary Choices EP and one from Exhausted Modern's recent Notions Of Causality EP. Plus a few tracks from CPU Records, a few from Pyramid Transmissions, and a long one by Silicon Scally.
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Galaxy Of Funk by Scape One. Written & produced by Kurt Baggaley, design by Plaxtika.com. Released on Drivecom Records in 2004. Vinyl, 12" 33 RPM, cat# dcom002. Flac, 16bit/44.1khz, ~138M. Tracklist and credits from the label artwork. Durations & file properties are from my stored recordings of the vinyl. BPM I tap-tempoed (and is probably wrong).
Smashing through some electro for this first show of November 2022. 133 rising to somewhere close around 140. No new tracks this time I'm afraid, but some big tunes by Chromatix, Ectomorph, Morphogenetic, Mr. Velcro Fastener, and more.
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