Techno/House Bobbins 2010

thanks SSS.

new a made up sound EP out?

sick!!!

Maybe my favourite Techno/House Bobbins 2010 12" this year has to be: http://www.discogs.com/Erik-Fiedel-Nous-Sommes-MMM/release/2154929 It sounds like a long lost rave anthem that disintegrated under my shit description just then and decided to stretch itself out into a pent up dance floor beast, all while it happened to be listen to a load of grime and that, before moving off into strange new places instead of going all spooky and obvious like those nostalgic chillwav’s.

best erik or fiedel joint since donna IMO with the exception of "makin' love" and "live goes on"

"donna" and "live goes on" really shit on everything else from a very great height though

"extra time" on the new a made up sound is the shit!

get it on itunes

Maybe my favourite Techno/House Bobbins 2010 12" this year has to be: http://www.discogs.com/Erik-Fiedel-Nous-Sommes-MMM/release/2154929 It sounds like a long lost rave anthem that disintegrated under my shit description just then and decided to stretch itself out into a pent up dance floor beast, all while it happened to be listen to a load of grime and that, before moving off into strange new places instead of going all spooky and obvious like those nostalgic chillwav’s.

― jimitheexploder, Friday, October 1, 2010 6:12 PM (4 hours ago) Bookmark

wow this is fucking amazing!

that was on that mix that joakim and his brother did for RA a while back (az bouaziz brothers), with the UR 'transitions' speech over the top - sooo sick.

Word to the wise, the Brennan Green remix of Bubble Club's Lonely Acid is really good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdOToCMKGgQ

album Jan 2011

xpost: Dj Sprinkles presents K-S.H.E. - Double Secret (SKYLAX)

That Hall & Oates edit is fucking awesome! jesus it so good
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Aaron Carl RIP :(

this is technically arediscoeditsthenewelectroclash bobbins, but this is a jammm:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cG0pXIXyFY&feature=related

That's on the James Murphy/Pat Mahoney Fabric

that lenny williams song is most certainly a jam. the editing on that edit seems poor to me though. which is my problem with a bunch of disco edits i have heard. taking great source material and making something less than great with that material. which was probably my problem with electroclash too. or mashups. i certainly understand the appeal of the money shot groove or riff or break or whatever. to put it mildly. (i had a stack of 45s out today and i put on the winstons and played the amen break 20 times in a row and STARED at the drum break that you can actually SEE on the 45 and it hypnotized me and it was majik. so, um, its not the repetition of past greatness that i have a problem with. probably just a problem with bad editing skillz.)

micarl, I'm pretty sure they actually use this (imo superior) version done by one of the true masters, Danny Krivit:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GDQNVYOXrM&feature=related

Does the editing on this one treat you better scott?

oh hell yes. but danny is godlike and there are few better.

Word to the wise, the Brennan Green remix of Bubble Club's Lonely Acid is really good.

agreed! though i dig pretty much everything on the 3 releases bubble club put out so far. the dr dunks remix of violet morning moon is one of my favorites of the year for sure, and my copy of the 'morning star' 12" has been on the turntable quite a bit lately as well

OH, and his recent beats in space is an amazing weirdo-80's/balearic mix with stuff like malcolm mclaren opera-funk, thomas dolby b-sides, it's immaterial, junior byron- pretty much exactly up my alley and not necessarily what i expected based on his production work (maybe i should take it to the balearic thread tho, sorry guys)

this is totally the kind of thing that old fogeys like me like, but i can't help it, it makes me so happy. and its one of the reasons why mashups and modern beardo edits and the like don't do much for me. but anyway i would LOVE to see jamz murphy do something with "can you move" by modern romance (cuz i love it and them so much and i think he could twist and turn them in good ways and david morales did a remix of it years ago but he's no hero of mine and its okay but not great) and danny includes it here in his circus remix:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PF0q27RYlc&feature=related

shit but sorry and respect due to morales cuz anyone who had anything to do with do it properly deserves to have their face tattooed on my back. god i really am old. sorry. i'm out. been drinking.

I only first heard the Lenny Williams jam in the mentioned muphy/mahoney mix, hence I knew of it for a week before I bought that 12", not even knowing an edit of it was on it. I'll listen to the krivit edit, though.

Well I know this ain't the thread for it but listen to the original too, cause it's great in itself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPncIfzig90

And while you're at it check out Choosing You too:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sOKm28qkXM&NR=1

Heh, I just assumed the version in the murphy/mahoney mix was the original (thanks to thoroughly negligible tracklisting work on the part of fabric). I was wondering how something from the early 80's sounded so housey.

harmonious thelonious?

i'm curious what dancey people think of this group. brought them up on the salem thread cuz they are on the same label. guessing they may be too goth/corny/industrial or whatever for bobbins folks. but what do i know? (i like stuff that is goth, corny, and industrial. and i like these videos too.) (was also stoned when i first watched these videos so that might explain their appeal at the time.)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrnTY9_KMQg&feature=player_embedded

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLFzqlz4hsM&feature=player_embedded

hey do you guys like this album glass eights by john roberts

apparently this is the album art

http://static.boomkat.com/images/367934/333.jpg

I'm calling rip off of this, coverwise:
http://www.residentadvisor.net/images/reviews/2009/fright001.jpg
Haven't heard the album, though.

Its simply an example of a revival in deliberately primitive collage thats been going on the last couple of years

loving farben "a spiral worldorder"

really enjoyed the john roberts album on first listen, beautiful stuff

it is!

This is really good:

http://www.bleep43.com/podcast/2010/11/17/podcast-187-shake.html

This is really good too, but not bobbins 2010:

http://www.jeffersonave.com/derrick-may-mayday-mix

lee foss's u got me ep is definitely pushing my buttons right now

yes! love techno with disembodied r&b samples

also!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvVbg2LnJvg&feature=player_embedded

(full 7-min version obv much better but this is what's on youtube)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2Jz7-4OSIo

seriously though, in 2010, fuck a disembodied r&b sample

anyway they did disembodied r&b samples way better in the 90s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0PtKkbnzg8

seriously though, in 2010, fuck a moonship journey to baja

4 real, cunt off you boring, unpleasant man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8A4CoKiAsc

whatevs, clown

Can someone translate "cunt off" from britishes for me?

I'm guilty of loving the occasional bodiless r&b sample, only not really feeling any guilt. I get the standpoint from which they're viewed negatively, though.

someone played that house of jazz record out recently can't remember who tho (boo williams maybe?) - its good!

mh - its probably not really in need of any translation!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfnhPQfDxS4

This Djebali tune is terrific.

new robag mix cd on kompakt - but it doesn't have THAT track that he spent the last 18 months hauling round and still remains un-ID-ed

Anyone have any idea about a house track with wailing diva vocals going "I need you, I neeeed you" etc. (I think the vocals may be lifted from somewhere else) with pads or something of the sort running underneath, and then some 303 comes in. I feel like I've heard this before several times, and this might be obvious, but I certainly can't figure it out and would like to.

"4 real, cunt off you boring, unpleasant man

― lex lex lex lex lex on the track BOW (lex pretend), Friday, November 19, 2010 4:12 AM (1 week ago) Bookmark"

Kinda feel like there could be a separate Techno Bobbins thread now -- there's just so much great stuff coming out week upon week upon week that greatly overshadows the dregs of mindless overproduced Ableton house that great critical minds such as the Lex champion. If anything, just to avoid negativity like in the above quote. I mean, it's little wonder this thread generates about 5 posts per month when that's what people are greeted with. Anyway.

The new release on Slow To Speak (a label that is so much better when it puts out original stuff rather than overpriced one sided vinyl reissues) is immense. Further fueling the inevitable utopian techno takeover, Ex Nihilo Nihil Fit by Chasing Voices is all grainy digital synth choirs, hyper syncopated restless drum patterns, and endlessly modulated filter noises. The synths are so beautifully woozy, they wow and flutter like old VHS machines. You can almost visualize the reverb as if watching the trails from street lamps when driving through a rainy city at night. It's an update on that classic ART/Ifach/B12 sound but seems to be going in a new direction somehow. And crucially contains plenty of dance floor pressure. Extremely sick. Not sure who Chasing Voices are, their previous release was an analog half-stepper that skirted the similar realms that artists such as Raime and Demdike Stare have been exploring, interpreting contemporary dance music trends through the cracked lenses of industrial and dark wave.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfuWP4qwg7g

Actually both releases are on Preserved Instincts which I guess is a Slow To Speak sub label.