Following their very positive review of his latest album "Tremens Industry", the french webzine Goûte Mes 'Disques have invited this musician to get behind the mixing deck and present the sound and artist he currently listens to. From the breaks of Igorrr and Tim Exile to the raps of Bluebird or Mobb Deep, the result is a spicy dish that you can listen and download for free here. Note that it also contains some new material from Raoul Sinier himself, so make sure to listen carefully, and enjoy this mix's eclectism.
Can't you hear the clock ticking yet? Corks are getting ready to fly, confettis are being produced by the metric ton, as the year decade gets to an end. Party or non-event, we'll let you decide. What's for sure is that the season of the "best whatever of the something" lists is open. And surprise, several Ad Noiseam releases are making it to these coveted listings. Read below to see what albums were listed where. What about you? Tell us what what your favorite releases of the yeardecade millenium and see what others like.
The third and final vinyl companion to DJ Hidden's recent "The Words Below" album is now out of the pressing plant and available for pre-ordering. This item will be offically released on January 4th.
While the firsttwo volumes of this limited edition series were presenting DJ-friendly versions of tracks from the CD, the third one features two remixes which are not to be found elsewhere: one by DJ Hidden himself, and a crazy and tasty one by Eye-D, aka DJ Hidden's partner in crime in The Outside Agency. More information and audio snippets from this record can be found here, and you can pre-order this on vinyl here, or as a digital download there. Note that, as usual, pre-orders get a little rebate, meaning that you will not only get your records earlier than anybody else, but also cheaper.
The Connexion Bizarre webzine has updated their podcast sections with a one-hour long free set prepared by yours truely. Gathering 16 tracks, this show focuses on past and current releases, and aim at being something to pop in your mp3 player or at home, rather than to be played at the club. Few big breaks, and no fast rhythms here: it's OK to Dance, but it's also ok to chill out at one point. The whole info about this podcast is here (this show contains two separate files, the Ad Noiseam set is the first one), or you can listen to it directly here.
The playlist for this podcast is:
The Zero Inch digital platform has chosen The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble's "Here Be Dragons" (adn120) album as one of the 31 best releases of 2009, and is therefore including it in their December giveaway. To celebrate this as well as to remember people to come to the TKDE show in Berlin this Thursday, only for today (Sunday, December 6th), you can download a track from "Here Be Dragons" for free from Zero Inch by entering the code "4468123913043630". Act fast, as this is valid only today.
Now that Wilt had turned 10 years old, and that the anniversary double pack "Cemetary Road / Dead Electroniks" (adn116) has been released, people can dwelve deeper into the past and present of this act thanks to a new blog created by Wilt and providing more information about this release. Each track is presented individually, with texts and images, and background information is being given about the release.
You can read this blog over here, or check the main one for Wilt. Or, of course, check out "Cemetary Road / Dead Electroniks" on this very site.
As part of their Muuma campaign / website (nothing to do with what is, according to Wikipedia, a Pokemon), Seinheiser has shot a video interview with AZ-Rotator, asking him about his first step as a producer, the tools of its trade and its most recent productions. The whole thing is in Spanish with English subtitles and can be watched right here:
Yes, it all full of love but don't worry, we're not going to go all p.l.u.r. on anybody here.
After Tympanika couple of weeks ago (and N5md and Spectraliquid before that), two new labels are now distributed digitally in the Ad Noiseam mailorder store: UK's Sustained Records (with records by such people as I:Gor or Ad Noiseam regulars The Teknoist and DJ Hidden) and Holland's Mindtrick (home of Atiq, The Eerier Child or Charlie Lynch).
Ad Noiseam now carries now only the records and CD by these labels, but also their digital versions. So in case your turntable is broken (which it shouldn't be) or you just need some fodder for your mp3 player, head over to the Ad Noiseam online store. Here's Sustained's catalog, and here's Mindtrick's.
Igorrr - Hallelujah t-shirt
Igorrr - Hallelujah sweat shirt
The Teknoist - Statement Of Inte ... 12"
Oyaarss - Logo t-shirt t-shirt
The Teknoist - Combo Killer / Vi ... 12"
Atiq & Enk - Fear Of The Unknown cd
Enduser - I Eat Beats For Breakfast t-shirt
Bolt / Petrels - Split 10"
Stormfield - Collapsing System 12"
Nosaj Thing - Home 2x12"
Fausten - Fausten - adn167
Gore Tech - Machine Throne - adn166
Igorrr - Hallelujah - adn165
Enduser Shares Needles with The Teknoist - adn164
Oyaarss - Smaida Greizi Nakamiba - adn163
The Outside Agency - The Dogs Are Listening - adn162
Niveau Zero - Jasmine - adn161
Larvae - Exit Strategy - adn160
Oyaarss - Bads - adn159
Whourkr - 4247 Snare Drums - adn158
Ad Noiseam Summer 2011 label compilation
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