[oldwirehands]

new squarepusher

fuck..

[Colorblind!]

was just coming to post, track is incredible.

[oldwirehands]

the video is fucking wild too. can't wait for that shit to drop!

[MorningStar10]

http://soundcloud.com/lenno/martin-s...he-night-out-1

[Colorblind!]

they just don't stop...

http://soundcloud.com/disclosuremusi...sinead-harnett

[Maxwell]

Seeing Boddika and Blawan tonight...and also Knife Party. But shusssh on that last one.

[Colorblind!]

Originally Posted by Maxwell

Seeing Boddika and Blawan tonight...and also Knife Party. But shusssh on that last one.

I hope you know how lucky you are, holy shit.

[Nuns On A Bus]

God damn, some great shit has been being posted in here the last few days. Bobby Tank and the new Disclosure are both awesome

[Maxwell]

Originally Posted by Colorblind!

I hope you know how lucky you are, holy shit.

Both of those were unreal, but the set of the night hands down went to Paul Woolford. Techno at its best.

[Colorblind!]

Originally Posted by Maxwell

Both of those were unreal, but the set of the night hands down went to Paul Woolford. Techno at its best.

I just know that Blawan has produced what is probably my favorite dance tune of all time. I'm not saying it's the best by a long stretch as my knowledge is still limited to the last couple years of releases, but Getting Me Down takes the cake for me. You're a lucky man.

[NaughtyScotty]

been blowing me away

[dinosaursenior]

Does anybody know of any good podcasts, websites, compilations or something similar that could help ease me into this sort of music and become familiar with different artists etc? I often feel like I'm swimming in the deep end as so little of this music seems to be album oriented.

[theDrivingSnow]

Originally Posted by dinosaursenior

Does anybody know of any good podcasts, websites, compilations or something similar that could help ease me into this sort of music and become familiar with different artists etc? I often feel like I'm swimming in the deep end as so little of this music seems to be album oriented.

I'll try to come up with some recent comps later today. Gotta get some sleep right now. Until then, here are the three sites I follow the most. The first two are very MP3-/single-geared, and RA is great for reviews.

http://www.xlr8r.com/
http://www.factmag.com/
http://www.residentadvisor.net/

[Colorblind!]

listening to mixes may be the best way to familiarize yourself with different styles/artists since you get the mixer's flavour as well as get to know a bunch of producers through following along with the tracklist.

XLR8r has mixes from French Fries, Kingdom, Jam City, Brenmar, Samo Sound Boy, Nguzunguzu, xxxy and I like all of them.

Sound Pellegrino is a label that has a weekly podcast that showcases new/popular bass tunes as well as stuff from their label, they often bring in guest artists to run them and it's almost always cool. Check out the Boiller Room too, they post both audio and video of performances in this RSVP-only club, good sets from Jamie XX, Rustie, Brenmar, Canblaster, Mele, Lone, Jimmy Edgar. Scuba, Lunice, Pearson Sound, Jacques Greene, Breach...it's a total gold mine. If you take the time to dig, you'll get immersed in this stuff pretty quickly/find out which style you enjoy.

[Colorblind!]

this EP...