Thanks to my colleague Esco, I discovered Floating Points (yes, this blog is all about discovering new music!) . ‘Truly’ has an amazing swing, and adds up layers of dissonant melodies. Think Zomby but happier, think Joy Orbison but more off beat. Perfect music to start the new decennium.
This is one weird track. It’s so out of the box, I got hooked by it. The beats discomfort me and the trancy loop makes me dizzy. Curious how it sounds like?
I discovered it by searching for the new Shed release on SubSolo (which will be released somewhere mid-december). I guess this label is linked to Shed, but I can not confirm. Any idea?
18 year old Numan unleashes this amazing tune ‘Secrets’ on Sub Depth recordings. This melody will haunt your mind for days, especially because of the melody twitches during the second part of the track.
Sick tune.
You can listen to all tracks at the SoundCloud of Sub Depth recordings or buy the EP at Juno.
Some mellow 2-step track from Pariah (not to be confused with the Pariah from the mid 90′s releasing stuff on Good Looking). Although this reminds me of Burial and SYNKRO, I can get enough of this kind of music. Lovely…
Digital dub by Tapes from his excellent EP Hissing Theatricals.
All the tracks on Hissing Theatricals have been transferred to tape, and back again, lending a deliciously textured and nuanced depth to the Radiophonic synth tones of ‘Lowry Dub’ or ‘Ticker Tape’. (quote from boomkat)
Kingston is now in Hackney. Enjoy!
And you can buy the EP for 0,81$.
Krush and CL Smooth in probably the most known Krush track around. It’s one of the darkest hip-hop track I know of, because the lyrics, CL’s voice and the music oozes a strange combination of intimacy and nightly street life. Spine chilling and all time classic!
Enjoyed this track in Joy Orbison‘s Doldrums mix. It’s quite a classic deephouse track, so you can expect a regular off-beat 4/4 kick plus a house melody lead. Nevertheless, it fits my Friday mood perfectly.
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Let’s keep a broad perspective on all things good music here at The Worlds Below 100Hz. I present you therefore a track with ehm, almost no bass: ‘Chase The Tear’, a brand new single of one of my all time favourite bands in the world ever: Portishead. Portishead takes you on a haunted trippy Krautrock-meets-Kraftwerk ride. The single was released on purpose today, International HumanRights Day. If you buy the single here, all your money goes to Amnesty International. Sounds like a good deal to me!
Distorted harmony, like a shattered reflection of beautiness. Blue Daisy creates a world of bouncing dreams, pounding basslines and layered melodies. Strings have been scissorcut, let your mind float.
Discoverd this tune only minutes ago …. shame on me! this is D.E.E.P.