JACASZEK
Taniec
JACASZEK
Taniec
Dense, almost baroque post-classical bliss from one of the most discussed albums of the year.
SCUBA
Poppies (Substance dub version)
SCUBA
Poppies (Substance dub version)
Like the broken dub of Stefan Betke's Pole project buried under an almighty, heaving mass of padded bass.
GAS
Zauberberg VII
GAS
Zauberberg VII
The 'Nah Und Fern' retrospective has had such an impact on our world we're still catching out breath...
Millie and Andrea
Black Hammer
Millie and Andrea
Black Hammer
Like Garage, Wonky and K-House collapsing into eachother...Awesome.
FREUND DER FAMILIE
Sark (Taron Trekka Remix)
FREUND DER FAMILIE
Sark (Taron Trekka Remix)
Injecting dub-tech with dusty romance and a nifty line in midnight Fender Rhodes.
TAPE
Reperto
TAPE
Reperto
Tomas Hallonsten and the Berthling brothers with gorgeous skewed pop from their sublime Luminarium album.
MARTYN
Suburbia
MARTYN
Suburbia
The most iconic and genre-defining moment in what's been a frighteningly good year for Martyn.
RUSTIE
Tempered
RUSTIE
Tempered
More top-flight off-kilterisms from boy wonder Rustie.
MACHINEFABRIEK
Fonograaf
MACHINEFABRIEK
Fonograaf
Astonishing work from Rutger Zuydervelt, lifted off his most widely acclaimed album to date.
EZEKIEL HONIG
Porchside Economics
EZEKIEL HONIG
Porchside Economics
Sonic minutiae moving around in carefully choreographed patterns. Utterly gorgeous.
Windy and Carl
The Same Moon and Stars
Windy and Carl
The Same Moon and Stars
Vintage Windy & Carl, marrying colossal sound layering with the most gentle sounds imaginable.
GEENEUS
Yellowtail
GEENEUS
Yellowtail
One of the biggest tracks emerging out of the Funky scene, and no doubt one of the best.
Kode9, LD
2 Bad
Kode9, LD
2 Bad
Immense curveball from Kode/LD, blended for Funky compatibility with swung beats and a swelling bump...
PAAVOHARJU
Ursulan uni
PAAVOHARJU
Ursulan uni
The ever esoteric Paavoharju sounding somewhere between Satie, The Art of Noise and Philip Jeck...
Recent Selections
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14 tracks: Chamber drift
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14 tracks: techno techno techno
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14 Tracks: Underworld Missive
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14 tracks: Holo Core
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14 tracks: Trouble At Mill
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14 Tracks: Cyan Psych Syzygy
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14 Tracks:Road Works
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14 tracks from other 'floors
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14 tracks elevation/expansion
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14 tracks: Digital Smoke
On 10 Dec 11:06 Karim BEVOX said:
“treats”
Part 2 is just superb...... bonus that there'll be a part 3! Really love the Geeneus, Jacaszek and Gas, but they're all amazing...
On 10 Dec 14:56 Estefania said:
http://www.myspace.com/littleprettyautomatique
“So far so good”
I may not share some of the "best of"s with you but I say yes, no doubt, to GAS and PAAVOHARJU. So much beauty in there...
And congratulations to Scuba, not only on his last album but on the work he's done with Hotflush. A must.
On 12 Dec 10:00 Matt said:
http://14tracks.com
“Bundled selections”
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Zipped selection bundles have arrived, which should make the download process for full selections a little (a lot?) easier.
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In case anyone’s wondering, this applies to all the existing selections too. Time to get Wonky?
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Thanks for all your suggestions and your patience. x
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On 12 Dec 10:59 Robin said:
“Please please please...”
I love 14 tracks - the selection of tunes is just inspiring. Here's the but...
Please please please distribute tracks with well formed ID3 tags (with the original album name), art work and an in-order playlist. We're nearly in 2009 now and this stuff often looks like it came from a bittorrent site. It's just not good enough!!!
On 12 Dec 11:36 Shlom said:
http://14tracks.com
“to robin”
Please see the above comment.
As of today all the selections are bundled in the correct order, with the correct tags, images and so on.
cheers!
On 12 Dec 13:20 Robin said:
“Apologies!”
That'll teach not to read before I type. Great improvement! It'd be great if you could keep the original album names too for us anally-retentive audiophiles.
On 18 Dec 06:12 Rik Deckard said:
http://electronicmadness.net
“Merry Chrismas 14 Tracks/ Boomkat”
Another amazing selection,so inspiring just brilliant!One thing i would say is when you play the tracks,they play from start to finish,without you being able to jump to wherever you want in the track,like you can with the player on the main Boomkat site.Not that i want to continually skip bits as every track is stunning from start to finish,just an observation really.Happy Xmas 14 Tracks!Right i am going to get into part 3..