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Using Leap Motion & GecoMIDI to control video in Resolume Avenue

September 6, 2013September 22, 2020 - by Matt

Resolume Avenue is a VJ tool that allow control of almost all parameters via MIDI messages. These messages and control can be assigned to: Composition properties and effects – control of parameters on a global level Layer properties and effects – control of parameters on a layer level Clip properties and effects – control of …

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Maurizio Giri – Little Glitch Machine

April 26, 2013August 1, 2020 - by Matt

Here’s some excellent live coding on Max, courtesy of Maurizio Giri

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Electronic Music Reviews / Video

J.Views Playing Teardrop with Vegetables

February 20, 2013August 1, 2020 - by Matt

Not only is this a great glitch workout but it’s a great way to intimite with your 5-a-day!

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Jamie Lidell – You Naked

January 30, 2013August 1, 2020 - by Matt

A slice of electro-funk fresh from Warp Records, taken from the new self titled album from Jamie Lidell. This album is due to be released on February 18th…

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Script Kid – Music For A Deprecated Dataset
In Electronic Music Reviews
Music For A Deprecated Dataset is the debut EP from Philadelphia producer Script Kid. It’s a dubby, glitchy, looping, mysterious release, that reminds of my hazy musical journeys in the late 90’s, listening to Coldcut, Nightmares On Wax, and other trip-hoppy beats. It’s experimental, downtempo, and edgy. You should give it a listen. Here’s the opener, called ? Music For A […]
Loop Line – The Small Hours
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Last night was the coldest night for 27 years apparently (in Scotland anyway), so it seemed like an appropriate time to post this lovely track by Loop Line. It’s maybe a little less ‘electronica’ than the music I usually post but there’s something quite charming about this track. I think it was the intro that got me hooked, somewhat reminiscent of early experimental […]
Murakumo – Come And Show Me
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Here’s a mellow, chilled out track from Dutch artist Murakumo, who’s one half of former Dutch IDM duo ‘Ludique’. ‘Come And Show Me’ is a new release mastered by Shawn Hatfield (Bonobo, Ninja Tune, Four Tet), and has a great atmospheric, beaty, 2-step kind of vibe, reminiscent of Burial. Identical Days by Murakumo Here’s another track, called Katabasis, […]
Loui Martz – Baile Moogroso (Greatest Lady Swimmers Remix)
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Greatest Lady Swimmers is a Techno DJ and Production duo from SE England. Baile Moogrose was a track uploaded to Submit Hub by Loui Martz. Greatest Lady Swimmers offered to remix the track and the result is here, and it’s the first release on the Swimmers’ new label called Punch Up Records. Isn’t the internet a wonderful thing! Punch Up Records · Loui Martz – Baile […]
Looking Through The Magic Window
In Electronic Music Reviews
Looking Through The Magic Window is a 38-track compilation album from Music Is The Devil Records. It’s put together by Letters From Mouse, who presents the Magic Window radio show on Mad Wasp Radio. All of the money that is made from this compilation goes directly to the station to help them support independent musicians and labels in the electronic music scene, so go give them your […]
[Premiere] No Arrival – Slow Dawning
In Electronic Music Reviews
We’re well chuffed to bring you a premiere from No Arrival, taken from their new album Converse, coming to your ears this Friday courtesy of Bricolage, a great electronic music label from Glasgow. We’ve It’s a wonderful album, a strange brew of found sound, field recordings, and skewered electronics, reversed guitars, ambient in parts, and experimental in nature. It’s one […]
Analog Players Society – Starry Night (feat. Ben Rubin)
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Analog Players Society are a group of jazz heavyweights, featuring tenor saxophonist Donny McCaslin (David Bowie’s last bandleader on Blackstar), pianist Orrin Evans (the Bad Plus), and bassist Dezron Douglas (Ravi Coltrane) and drummer Eric McPherson (Fred Hersch Trio). They’ve recently released an album called Soundtrack For A Nonexistant Film. Ben Rubin (aka Benny Cha Cha) is a […]
Stray Harmonix – Mountain of One
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Here’s a track released by Jagz Kooner and Gary Burns, working under the title of Stray Harmonix. In a previous life they were the founding members of Warp group Sabres of Paradise, alongside the late Andrew Weatherall. Jagz and Gary decided to reunite after the sad passing of Andrew Weatherall, and produced Mountain Of One as a result. It’s a wonderful track, exploring subtle filmic […]
Alex Stolze – Horses And Acres
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Alex Stolze is a musician from Berlin who is a violinist, producer, songwriter, and label owner. Already widely acclaimed for his work with electronica acts Bodi Bill, and the experimental avant-garde trio Dictaphone, his emergence both as a solo artist and as head of new label Nonostar has opened up a range of new musical possibilities. We’ve previously featured Field Kit, released on […]
Jingle Bells – 8-bit Chiptune-Punk from Fight Your Foes
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Well as it’s almost Christmas day I though I should really share some Christmas with you folks… Fight Your Foes, an electronic-punk project by Zach Amory, has just released a chiptune-punk, 8-bit version of the classic Jingle Bells. I hope it makes you smile. Merry Christmas! Jingle Bells by Fight Your Foes Fight Your Foes Links SpotifyFacebook […]