Machinedrum - Room(s)

Fuck off with your boc.

i like how the bird is looking at me

what a cocky post

Ive got some squids now, anywhere know where I can buy the LP?

Sold out on Mu and Bleep.

there's been a repress, might take a few days to get back into stores.

I haven't heard this yet; seems like a must buy

Hear it with your ears.

I can smell what Machinedrum is steppin' in.

  On 12/30/2011 at 6:36 PM, chassis said:

Ive got some squids now, anywhere know where I can buy the LP?

 

Sold out on Mu and Bleep.

As always the ever reliable piccadily records has it (manchester). Good service these chaps

http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/shop/search.php?search=machinedrum

has anyone done a roundup of all the footwork stuff electronic musicians have made inspired by people from Chicago? I just recently saw DJ Stingray put out something juke-ish but it didn't really catch my ear. ( http://boomkat.com/downloads/455812-stingray-enters-the-unknown-the-sadist# )

so besides Stingray, Machinedrum, Africa Hitech, Ital tek, who else?

Saw him perform last night, it was a great show. All new stuff, kind of a weird hybrid of juke, early drum and bass, and late 80s house. Definitely more in your face than the stuff on Room(s), although I love that album for what it is. Can't wait to hear what's next, this is my favorite stuff of his since his debut blew me away about 10 years ago.

  On 12/30/2011 at 8:47 PM, Awepittance said:

has anyone done a roundup of all the footwork stuff electronic musicians have made inspired by people from Chicago? I just recently saw DJ Stingray put out something juke-ish but it didn't really catch my ear. ( http://boomkat.com/d...own-the-sadist# )

 

so besides Stingray, Machinedrum, Africa Hitech, Ital tek, who else?

Definitely check out Sully, Patrice & Friends, and Distal. All great stuff mutating footwork into something different and exciting.

Addison Groove?

I'm not so much into that though....

i think part of the reason the machinedrum album rooms stands out so much to me is he captures that same vibe without using an 808, maybe he does a couple times on the album but for some reason the overload of rapid fire 808 hihats makes some juke hard to enjoy

When I saw addison Groove at bloc I couldn't get into it, he put a 808 over the whole set, it sounded horrible.

  On 12/30/2011 at 10:24 PM, rixxx said:

Addison Groove?

 

 

I'm not so much into that though....

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  On 12/30/2011 at 10:08 PM, six said:

Saw him perform last night, it was a great show. All new stuff, kind of a weird hybrid of juke, early drum and bass, and late 80s house. Definitely more in your face than the stuff on Room(s), although I love that album for what it is. Can't wait to hear what's next, this is my favorite stuff of his since his debut blew me away about 10 years ago.

Pretty sure there's a new Tstewart album coming out in 2012, the luckyme free-track-a-day advent calendar chassis linked in this thread had a few as-yet unreleased tracks on it, although the calendar/tracks have since disappeared.

His Tstewart project sounds nothing like Room(s) or even most machinedrum for that matter, although living exponentially was a pretty awesome album (in a Four Tet-meets-Bola sort of way).

shit talker

shit talker

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she died thur

the first 4 times i listened to the first song i thought the guy was saying 'Chi-ca-go' because of juke and all

lol

  On 1/1/2012 at 6:58 AM, usagi said:

  On 12/31/2011 at 10:32 PM, Bob Dobalina said:

His Tstewart project sounds nothing like Room(s) or even most machinedrum for that matter, although living exponentially was a pretty awesome album (in a Four Tet-meets-Bola sort of way).

 

that's a pretty apt description, it's a really weird album.

wow i never heard of this stuff, will check out later. thanks cause in the moment i can't get enough from mr. machinedrum

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Glockenspiel, Programmed By – Tstewart

  On 12/30/2011 at 8:47 PM, Awepittance said:

has anyone done a roundup of all the footwork stuff electronic musicians have made inspired by people from Chicago? I just recently saw DJ Stingray put out something juke-ish but it didn't really catch my ear. ( http://boomkat.com/d...own-the-sadist# )

 

so besides Stingray, Machinedrum, Africa Hitech, Ital tek, who else?

ramadanman did some very nice juke-inspired stuff.

  On 1/2/2012 at 1:44 PM, tokn said:

  On 1/1/2012 at 6:58 AM, usagi said:

  On 12/31/2011 at 10:32 PM, Bob Dobalina said:

His Tstewart project sounds nothing like Room(s) or even most machinedrum for that matter, although living exponentially was a pretty awesome album (in a Four Tet-meets-Bola sort of way).

 

that's a pretty apt description, it's a really weird album.

 

wow i never heard of this stuff, will check out later. thanks cause in the moment i can't get enough from mr. machinedrum

it's so weird, honestly. i don't know what to think of it. either or , i don't know.

U Don't Survive

now on bandcamp ...

https://machinedrum.bandcamp.com/album/room-s

but eh ,, did ninja buy the rights or someshit?