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Dedications (Klimek)

Tracks Dedications

For Zoffia Klimek & Gregory Crewdson
For Ezekiel Honig & Young (Pan) Americans
For Jim Hall & Kurt Kirkwood
For Michael Gira & Vladimir Ivanovich
For Mark Hollis & Giacinto Scelsi
For Marvin Gaye & Russel Jones
For Steven Speilberg & Azza El-Hassan
For Eugene Chadborne & Henry Kaiser

Publisher: Anticipate
Release date: 2007-10-15
RRP: ~~£11.99~~
Price: £7.25

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Anvil Vapre (Autechre)

Tracks Anvil Vapre

Second Peng
Second Bad Vilbel
Second Scout
Second Scepe

Publisher: Warp
Release date: 2000-01-02
RRP: ~~£4.99~~
Price: £4.08

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Review John Digweed (mixed by) / Global Underground 19: John Digweed In Los Angeles

Global Underground 19: John Digweed In Los Angeles (John Digweed (mixed by))

Tracks Global Underground 19: John Digweed In Los Angeles

One - Aria (1)
Fall - Way Out West (1)
Energy - Salt Tank
Mine to give - Photek
One last time - Quivver
Genesis - Cass
Penetration - Madam
Groove is in the air - Tijuana
Strapped - White Room
Carnival xiii - Breeder (1)
Music - Jamez & Tataoine
1 800 ming - Brothers Luvs Dubs
My release - Medway
Apollo vibe - Pen Folder & CP
Adyssa - DJ Gogo
Paranoize - Bipath
Your lovin' - Electric Tease
Sanctuary - Van M, Jimmy
Inner laugh - Klinkenberg, Roland
Musica - Dirty Harry
Riding - Teimoso & Shelley Preston
Love in traffic - Tomiie, Satoshi

Publisher: Global Underground
Release date: 2001-02-26
RRP: ~~£17.99~~
Price: £5.69

Review Global Underground 19: John Digweed In Los Angeles / John Digweed (mixed by):

The dark house and relentless pace of John Digweed's 1999 Hong Kong Global Underground mix was a shock to even electronic music's surreal, cannibalistic consciousness. Digweed has never been a glowstick-waving Goa-hippie by any means, but Hong Kong was a nuclear winter of subterranean rhythms, bouncing off the mouldy walls and testing once again techno's shaky, constantly evolving genre definitions. It had suddenly become crystal clear that Detroit-style industrialism has finally completely mind-melded with trance. So it's not surprising, then, that his latest, Los Angeles, continues along that same cold, brawny vein. You might suspect a Digweed recording from the City of Angles to be a glitzier affair, but L. A. has always had a sinister edge, that almost apocalyptic feeling that the whole city could crumble at any minute under the weight of broken dreams and loveless ambitions. Digweed latches onto that vibe right off on the first disc, spinning "Love In Traffic" from noted producer/DJ Satoshi Tomiie. In Digweed's hands, the track grinds itself against your ears with a detached, dirty passion, indulging in a slowly burning build. From there, he taps ever-deeper into the filthy heart of primal dance music, coalescing his mix around scrappy, metallic cross-rhythms, shadowy basslines and cruel, selfish beats. [+]

His work on the second disc is even sexier, as Digweed takes advantage of what's come before to flex his muscular ears, and turn up the juice on what was surely by now a sweaty mess of makeup, silicone and six-pack abs. It's almost vicious, the timing this man has in dropping down a needle on irresistible records like "The Fall" by Way Out West, but you have to accept his glorious brutality, gather up the sad remnants of your self-respect and make your way home in the soft morning light. Saturday night happens 52 times a year, after all. -Matthew Cooke.

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