Mako’s Utopia Music label returns with the mighty Mute alongside the man himself with 2 storming drum and bass cuts. Both featured on this weeks Robot Bodypop show.
First up is the atmospheric and moody ‘Cali Sleaze’. A future soundscape that we’ve come to love at the RBP.
On the flip its the techy and industrial roller ‘Always’. Heavy subs alongside vocal stabs coupled with a deep groove. Love it.
Released on 30th April. Bag it.
artwork by Henry Flint
Some killer freebies this week as well as us delving into the vaults for a few older tunes including some class jungle numbers by Breakage and Codename John. Add in the odd remix as well as the usual blend of deep vibes and experimental electronica from the likes of James Welsh, Terrafonix, Jaques Greene and more and you’ve got a healthy slice of Robot Bodypop traditional.
Enjoy.
Alone In The Darkness – Artikal
Hunter – Ekaros
Danger – V.I.V.E.K
Wheres The Drop – Numbernin9
Cosmos – Goth Trad
In All My Days – Hwood
Stepping Stones – Kryptic Minds
4 Me – Breakage
Warned – Codename John
Path Of Jah – Terrafonix
Mob Mentality – Ipman
Horseman- YLEM
I am (Brero Remix) – Trim
Wrench – Clueless
Surge (Two Fingers Remix) – Amon Tobin
Real Hip Hop (James Welsh’s Landerneua Mix) – Das Efx
On That Dust – Hostage
What You Do (Hottest By Far) (Mista Men Remix) – The Fives
Dreams – Hostage
Sundown – Phaeleh
Clockworks – My Nu Leng
Arrow (feat. Koreless) – Jacques Greene
The Yearn – Pale
Toxic People (Neokortex Remix) – Kung Fused
So Will Be Now – John Talabot feat. Pional
A very strong free download from this US producer. With Paradise (to be) Regained featured on last weeks Robot Bodypop show, its easier to let the people over at Silenced Music do the talking for this free 4 track EP!
Let’s call this future garage? There’s a piano, syncopated rhythms, beat-skipping kick drums and spaced out vocal samples.
Lunova Labs (USA) made this release purposefully for the Silenced netlabel. It was inspired by a philosophical movement, called transcendentalism, which developed in the 19th century. Among the transcendentalists’ core beliefs was the inherent goodness of both man and nature. Transcendentalists believed that society and its institutions – particularly organized religion and political parties – ultimately corrupted the purity of the individual. They had faith that man is at his best when truly “self-reliant” and independent. Each song is titled off of a piece of work written by some of the leading figures of the movement.
The album breaths spirituality and mystery. I dare you to hit the repeat button. You’ll find yourself back on the moon.
Well put. Pick this up!
Over the last few months Mancunian resident Blynk has been firing off quality remixes seemingly for fun. This is an artist page you need to be watching, no question. Blynk makes dubstep with a difference that needs to be heard to be believed.
It is uncertain how long these mixes will remain available for download so grab them while you can!
Hosta – When You Were Mine (Blynk Remix)
Sébastien Léger – Majuro (Blynk Remix)
Ex Libras – I Am Home (Blynk Remix)
Pendulum The Island (Blynk Remix)
Cid Inc – Filaments (Blynk Remix)
Make sure you also check Blynk’s forthcoming remix of fellow Mancunian Qualmsound‘s track Breath. The release date is the 29th of September and the full release is available for pre-order from Juno now.
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