We've been hard at work on the buttons with remixes for Posthuman, Mint and a new Echaskech track due for release on the Balkan Vinyl coloured series.
Check out the Balkan site for further information on this excellent series which includes tracks from Plaid, Cursor Minor, Digitonal, Mark Archer, B12, EgeBamYase and Luke Vibert/Richard Wigglesworth to name but a few!
Winter continues at pace, here in London and to combat the constant rain we seem to be getting at the moment I thought it would be nice to get ones dancing shoes on; turns out I was right, too. Here’s the…
Tracklisting
Tape – Franky Rendered (Do remix)
Landau – Brokenfader Break
Kelpe – Closedcup headroom
The Village Orchestra – Lo Pencil (the Village Orchestra Remix)
Milosh – You Fill Me
Beaufort scale – Dreaming of Perival (Echaskech Dreaming in Binary mix)
Max Cooper – I (long version)
Underworld – Juanita
Ten Ton Atom – Neoplastic
Luke Vibert – House Stabs
LCD Soundsystem – Disco Infiltrator
Hot Chip – Laid Back
Daft Punk – Revolution 909
Flight of the Conchords – Too many dicks on the dancefloor
Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings – Inspiration Information
Life feels like a slow trudge through the sludge of a constant Winter at the moment; though I note that, in my northern hemispherical home, it’s getting lighter each time I cycle from work and that does bring me joy; along with the promise of spring only being a month away (ish), life ain’t too bad. I hope that you enjoy this week’s selection – it certainly put a smile on my face. Oh – I’m now also advertising these events on Virtual Advisor – I suggest you SL dudes and dudettes get on that, sharpish. Here’s this weeks…
Tracklisting
Animal Collective – Graze
The Books ft Jose Gonzalez – The Cello Song
Snowblink – Ambergris
Jonsi & Alex – Indian Summer
Klimek – Exploding Unbearable Desire
Yimino – Migraino
Luke Vibert – Belief File
Echaskech – Shatterproof
Fuck Buttons – Olympians
Moderat – Rusty Nails
Telefon Tel Aviv – Mostly Translucent
The Durutti Column – Requiem
Justin Vernon – Big Red Machine
Volcano Choir – Islands, Is
Little Dragon – Fortune
Dub Tractor – A lot of work is done
Sufjan Stevens – You are the blood
e2a: I’ve just noticed that I forgot to make this one downloadable, but now you can.
As Public Enemy quite rightly point out, Elvis was a hero to most. Now, we too celebrate his memory by imagining The King crawling naked over a carpet of primed mousetraps. Respect due.
They tried to stop us but we were too strong, too many, too silly. They tried to stop us but we had too little to lose, and we smelled unusually. Live from a concrete bunker in London's war-torn Hackney district comes the sound of hope. There will always be a show. Hex the Dex will never be slain. Stirring stuff, huh? You may notice that this edition of Hex The Dex sounds a little gritty. Please accept our apologies but we had to broadcast it using an old umbrella, a record player, a circular saw blade, a light bulb, and Gertie's Speak and Spell. Try to enjoy it anyway. Lovely love from us.
Helping to kick-start the new year, Electrovision is back with a brand new set of audio-visual treats on Saturday the 23rd of January. The line-up of multimedia artists will bring live video and audio into synch across three projection screens. Come prepared for groundbreaking performances by Echaskech, Max Hattler, MOTORSAW and decolage.tv.
The Roxy Bar and Screen 128-132 Borough High Street London SE1 1LB (Next to Sainsbury's)
8:00pm - 1:00am Saturday, 23rd January 2010 £4 at the door
Get yer 2010 selves down to Concrete on Sat 16th for our final 'echaskech presents' for a while before the venue closes for a refurb!
This time we have a rare show from LJ Kruzer with DJ support from Kone-R and our good selves - entry is free so no excuses please
LJ Kruzer is Stephen Fiske, a resident of London, England, and producer of melodic electronic music, using the piano as a common theme, with an increasing focus on ambience and synthesizer drones resulting in a splendidly nice listen!
His new album Manhood and Electronics is available here
Concrete, The Hayward Gallery, South Bank, London, SE1 8XX 8pm - 1am, 16th Jan
I hope that you enjoy this week’s selection – it certainly put a smile on my face. Oh – I’m now also advertising these events on 
