More comedy impersonations from Affion Crockett, which is taken from forthcoming album, aptly titled Watch The Clone.
Monday, 16 July 2012
Affion Crockett – WTF (Feat. Jay-Z & Lil Wayne)
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Domo Genesis Feat. Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples & Action Bronson – Elimination Chamber
Just arrived back in the UK to a bunch of promo mailouts; this being one of them.
Produced by The Alchemist. Well worth checking out.
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Wednesday, 11 July 2012
DCult - The MIG x FKOF EP
Running a digital label can be a lot of hard work, especially when you know it's a rarity that you'll see money off the first couple of releases. However one thing that I'm proud of with the Triangulum label is putting out music from artists who are on the rise, and who I firmly believe will blow up in the near future.
DCult is one of those artists.
Recently he's been working closely with Demon's M.UD. imprint, putting out a solid series of releases. Most recently, his Deadly Hands of Shang Chi EP dropped, which is nothing short of amazing.
Not content with churning out quality music for Demon, he's recently dropped a free EP for Bass Music blogs Fat Kid On Fire and Make It Good, consisting of three previously-unreleased tracks.
If you like your Dubstep dark, sparse, and weighty, then look no further. Massive shouts to M.U.D. for pushing the scene forward at a time where everyone is either making the noisiest stuff possible, or making tunes so minimal that they're sending the ravers to sleep.
You can listen to the tunes in the player above, and also download them for free.
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Tuesday, 10 July 2012
Curren$y & Harry Fraud – Cigarette Boats EP
Spitta and Harry Fraud link up for this 5 track EP Cigarette Boats, which also features appearances by Styles P and Smoke DZA.
Download it HERE now!
BONUS! Here's the "making of" video.
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Royal Air Force x Casio G-Shock GW-A1000RAF-1AJR
"Working together to build a watch with the necessary functions that will appeal to aviators around the globe, this timepiece is highlighted by its signature “Triple G Resist” construction – a new composition meant to withstand even more shock, vibration and centrifugal gravity than your average G-Shock."
Additional features include an analogue movement where each of the three hands are controlled by individual motors dubbed “Smart Access;” a temperature indicator; one-touch Zulu time display which ensures that all pilots, regardless of location, are using the same 24-hour clock; atomic timekeeping; a solar-powered battery; and carbon fiber details.
The GW-A1000RAF-1AJR will be available at select stockists this month.
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The Dark Knight Rises - 13 Minute TV Special
Movie of the year. I'm just saying....
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Tuesday, 3 July 2012
Classic Tracks: Zoom & DBX "Coming Again" (2000)
Okay, so it's been over two years since I last did a Classic Tracks post. I'm really slacking....
Anyhow, after discovering this in my iTunes collection earlier today, I had to resurrect this feature.
I actually remember owning a copy of this on vinyl back in like, 2001 or so. Unfortunately I parted ways with my UK Garage collection (a move that deeply regret) a few years later, but I was lucky enough to acquire a decent copy on MP3.
A little bit about Zoom & DBX - they were Paul Landon and Neil Rumney; the latter had a string of successful releases in the early 90's under the names NRG and Trotters Independent Traders (no Del Boy). Whilst the UKG scene had started to become increasingly cheesy (and subsequently fade away shortly after) around the time of this tune's release, this remains a classic. I've always been a fan of the M1 organ sound.
I'm slowly starting to rebuild my UKG collection on vinyl again, so will definitely be hunting down a copy of this.
P.S. I will try my best to make this a regular feature from now on.
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