He_Is_Me says:Who says computer-assisted music cannot convey powerful feelings? Slicker, a.k.a. John Hughes, founder of Chicago's Hefty label, wrote a full album with his 2-tear-old daughter in mind. The songs had to be accessible to anybody (including her!), but, as this slow electro-funk jam proves, every sound in the mix was precisely, lovingly crafted. Is this blue-eyed soul for the 2000s?
Witch Hunt (JD Twitch Re-Edit)byThe Mob rock, electronic, punk Strange but true: quantized and extended anarcho-punk sounds a lot like Can. JD Twitch is Glasgow, Scotland's official purveyor of obscure greats from all genres...more »
Dig, Lazarus Dig!!!byNick Cave & the Bad Seeds rock, blues, alternative What I really... er, dig here is the dark wit of Cave's lyrics, but the bluesy stomp in the background is the perfect way to...more »
Let the Spirit (Hot Chip Remix Radio Edit)byRoots Manuva electronic, hip hop, house, garage, uk hip hop How could I ever refrain from posting a remix of my favourite rapper by one of my favourite remixers? This is UK's finest in just...more »
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