Alley Cat’s tune ‘Sweet Spot’ backed with heroine Vaccine’s ‘Radiate’ on Offshore hit the vinyl shelves 2 years ago
but wasn’t available digitally until now
we love the Offshore so wanted to share the news with you
love,
AC
http://www.surus.co.uk/offshore-recordings/sweet-spot-/-radiate-16555.aspx
Catch Kokeshi
If you’re keen to catch Kokeshi at upcoming gigs and events, then here are just a few of the ways in which you can stay up to date with where various Kokeshi artists can be seen and heard, right around the world.
Of course, iheartkokeshi.com is always a great place to visit if you want to find out about the latest Kokeshi-related news and events. We will always endeavour to make sure that this site is filled with up to date information about Kokeshi, and where you can next find artists and DJs playing. However, there are also a number of other ways in which it can be easy to keep track of their various appearances and latest releases.
If you haven’t done so already, then you should certainly consider connecting with Kokeshi via various social media networks. Like us on Facebook, for example, and you’re sure to find it even easier to keep up to date with Kokeshi while you’re browsing the net. Whether you’re ordering your online shopping, or playing internet games such as partypoker;, you’ll only have to log in to Facebook in order to see regular updates in your newsfeed. Similarly, why not follow Kokeshi on Twitter? This is one of the best ways to keep in contact with Kokeshi – we’ll tell you where to find us, and you can let us know what you think!
Of course, if you aren’t able to catch Kokeshi artists and DJs, then there are still a number of other ways in which you can keep up to date with what we’re doing. Check out the Kokeshi YouTube channel to stream tracks from past sets, and listen to old favourites. You can also subscribe to the Kokeshi pod kast to listen to a great range of tracks online!
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January 27th ROOM 3 !! click image to RSVP to the official Fabric Invite on Facebook Share/Save
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Irrelevant put this one together with some recent faves and many influences… to listen / subscribe in itunes CLICK HERE click image to open up MP3 (or right click and ‘save as’) Share/Save
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thanks OUGH to read please click image to jump to their site then scroll down to read some nice thoughts on Irrelevant on OUGH Share/Save
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Thanks to all crew at It’s Yours for the review ! click image to jump to the review (German language) Share/Save
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Thanks to Synamatix and the gang at The Daily Street! lovely review, click the image to jump to the review . ‘I’ll Be OK’ is out now! Kokeshi return with yet another solid release, this time venturing into the land … Continue reading
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Irrelevant’s album SHIPS TODAY!! Thanks to Boomkat for this awesome review : http://boomkat.com/vinyl/466781-irrelevant-i-ll-be-ok Deep end debut album business from Kokeshi’s secret weapon, Irrelevant. ‘I’ll Be OK’ slots firmly into the same post-Burial slipstream as Clubroot, Idiot Savant or Consequence, serving … Continue reading
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http://www.surus.co.uk/kokeshi/i-ll-be-ok-15362.aspx get in ! <3 Share/Save
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Irrelevant LP Previews there will be some TPs up on our surus store on Halloween 31 October.. so check http://www.surus.co.uk/kokeshi in the meantime here are a couple clips enjoy xx Irrelevant – Self Harm Pt 2 (Taken from the ‘I’ll … Continue reading
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sorry for the delay here it is 1. New Order – Elegia 2. New Look – The Ballad 3. Until Silence – Demons 4. This Mortal Coil – Acid, Bitter, and Sad 5. Balam Acab –Now Time – Tri Angle … Continue reading
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thanks to those who called attention to some site issues i had.. they are gone now..for a while i hope. xx Share/Save
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MP3 link above (click image or ‘save as’) OR open in itunes : ITUNES UPDATE! here’s the tracklisting ! xx 1. New Order – Elegia 2. New Look – The Ballad 3. Until Silence – Demons 4. This Mortal Coil … Continue reading
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We are soooo excited to have the selector..the dubstep man himself Youngsta for Kokeshi Klub in Geneva. Of course, our regular special guests Kryptic Minds will be rolling out the deepest ish you can handle.. whilst old friend MC LowQui … Continue reading
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thanks juno..very humbled by our chart placement here..many thanks..! click image to see the chart on Juno.
Exit’s Mosaic compilation showed there was no shortage of producers willing to jump on the Autonomic bandwagon, and it also exhibited how much variety could be contained underneath its collective purview. Like any interesting development, however, it was only a matter of time before a slew of halfhearted imitators showed up to the party. Russian producer Bulb might be included among those, and while I’m hard-pressed to say what it is exactly that separates Daniiil Vavilov from like-minded artists like Stray or dBridge, he does that sensually nocturnal sound so well that soundalike concerns just feel irrelevant.
“Tenderness” is lengthy, reaching similarly dramatic proportions as Croms’ stellar “Invisible Cities.” Bulb’s track glides on the same gently motorik insistency but extends its melodic limbs further outward, flashing lighters and cellphones and whatever else necessary to get the message across that this is beautiful music. Pads swell like laboured breaths, plucked strings and synth chords ring out like they’re engulfed in infrared flames. It would all be a little much if the melodies weren’t so convincingly heart-tugging. The flipside “Heartless” is compact and a little nervier, grounding the night flight and roughing up the synths. The track’s glitchy percussion bunches up into frantic breaks and tends to splinter in microscopic explosions—think Consequence—but even it has woozy, stumbling synth melodies that sound drunk on their own profound beauty.
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Andrew RycePublished /
Mon, 25 Jul 2011
Tracklist: Bulb – Tenderness
A Tenderness
B Heartless
Thanks to Friday Night Session for dropping Tenderness! shouts to Tomas each and every..
The Friday Night Session July 22nd 2011
Info / Playlists / Audio archive: http://www.fridaynightsession.com
Hosted by Cez & Tomas. Exclusive guest mix from Jack Dixon
AGQ – 1245 (Digi-Crates)
Sarah Linhares – Other Side produced by Camplaix (PTR)
The Detroit Urban Gardening Ensemble –Take Root (Ashley Beedle’s Dearborn Heights Remix) (Out Hear Audio)
Makala – Makalambo (Instrumental) (Lovemonk)
Quantic and his Combo Barbaro – Un Canto A Mi Tierra (Cut Chemist Remix) (Tru Thoughts)
Kidboy – Yo Me Voy De Aqui (Jazz & Milk)
Maxi Mill – To The Next (Voyage Direct)
Arkist & Kidkut – Vanilla Imitate (Hotlush)
George FitzGerald – Fernweh (Man Make Music)
Guido & Baobinga – Bumba (Build)
Bulb – Tenderness (Kokeshi)
Synkro & Indigo – Reflection (Exit)
Mark E – The Day (Prins Thomas Remix) (Spectral)
The Wonder Sound Of Induce – Pretty (Instrumental) (dl)
Dennis Coffey – All Your Goodies Are Gone (Shigeto Remix) (!k7)
Beta Hector – Jupiter Mission (Instrumental) (dl)
Vakula — Deaf World (Dub) Shevchenko
Space Ranger – Plastic Romance (Rimshooters Dub) (dl)
Kitano – Forever Waiting (Deeper Meaning)
Floating Points – Faruxz (Eglo)
