I don’t know how anyone else feels, but 2010 has been a fairly exceptional year for music. It seems to me that the last couple of years have been lacking a distinct energy, but much of the music that I have really enjoyed in 2010 has had an urgency to it, brought about in no [...]
About four weeks ago I had the pleasure of seeing a live performance (at the excellent BleeD night run by some of the people behind London mainstay Bloggers Delight, at the also excellent new club XOYO) by one of the most interesting and dare I say it, enigmatic (and I don’t mean enigmatic in this [...]
Kosmische synth mixtape featuring Cluster, Oneohtrix Point Never, Emeralds, Fennesz, Walls, Brain Machine and more.
This Monday sees the release of the Thisisnotanexit Summer Sampler 2010 EP, which includes my debut remix, of Detachments’ “The Flowers That Fell”. The release also features the long unreleased Faze Action remix of Hatchback’s “Jetlag”, a new original collaboration by TINAE artists The Dark Esquire and Club Silencio called “You Got To Look” and [...]
Joakim’s label Tigersushi is 10 years old this year, and in celebration, the label has just seen the release of More G.D.M. X, a compilation featuring some unreleased tracks, and some label classics, as well as a continuous DJ mix by Joakim which delves into the more experimental side of the label. Although Joakim is [...]
Featuring tracks from The Crystal Ark, Floating Points, Claro Intelecto, and remixes by The Emperor Machine, Kyle Hall and Luke Abbott.
London based Thisisnotanexit’s first compilation, featuring familiar artists and new, and a continuous mix from label head Simon A. Carr.
Details of the inaugural Secret Danger party, this Saturday 12th December, with a guest DJ slot from myself.
The latest in the continuing voyage into cosmic disco, mutant house, future acid, radiophonic techno and grooves “slung lower than a Wire character’s jeans” (according to a hilarious Time Out description).
With special guest DJ, Thisisnotanexit label boss Simon A. Carr, celebrating the launch of the new Parallels EP, Ultralight. Entry is free, and if you’re there you might just win yourself a copy of this wonderful piece of black plastic.
