ragudave

Aye I agree but they tend to shorten your attention span... Shockout, Violent turd, and Tbeat6 records are not for the fainthearted or Radio2 listener.

reminds of me of the bootleg Nomeansno vs Yes I have only a Tigerbeat 6 related album. Mochipet - http://www.forcedexposure.com/artists/mochipet.html

I liked the Boom Bip & Dose One collab album. FYI Four Tet is in session tonight on the Breezeblock.

Madcore Drill n bass meets unclassifiable Peel stuff show Aye I like Shitmat as well. Must buy his second album at some point soon.

Buy / subscribe to The Wire for reviews and free Cds. The articles and interviews are an added extra if they are any good... FYI I think Mike Patton is Djing on The Breezeblock sometime soon. Mary Ann Breezeblock is always playing stuff from his label as well.

http://www.bloodandfire.co.uk/db/viewtopic.php?t=3616 - I just mentioned this EP on the B & F message board. I gave it a good review on reggae-reviews.com as well. Watch the video as well... KM (The Bug) has been working on new material since the new year and his ragga / dancehall compilation should be out on Rephlex sometime soon.

play some of E2 E4 and we may consider coming down....

Thats why he is included on the last Domino festival sampler Cd from The Wire...

The Nucleotides* were my highlight. Second was watching the old funky dancing bloke that buys jumpers fron McKays of Queen Street..... * a band that remind you of Devo, Kraftwerk and Joe 90, all in a Dick Dale stylee with added brain and laptop

I really liked them live but not so keen on them on recorded output. But still a great band...

This sounds good - a fiver to see the Optimo DJs and two interesting sounding acts I've never heard of. Triptych in bargain shockers....

Aye we did hear some girly voice every so often but that didnt detract from the gig. Perhaps David Keenan will get a Wire sponsored gig or two there is he was that impressed...

That was a damn fine evening. Beats the crap out of Triptych and their booking fees and high ticket prices... Dave

A course in electronica for chinstrokers...

try Alog if you want some Norwegian noise meets electronica...

Would probably have to be Dave Katz* or Dave Clarke**. * Lee Perry biographer / reggae compiler / writer ** Red Three techno bloke rather than 60s band bloke

I quite like Pitman, in the same way I like DJ Rubbish and Cassette Boy. Its fun and funny but gets annoying after a few listens. FWIW Giles Peterson is a big Pitman fan. As is Mary Anne Hobbs, Dave

You could always play this as a warm up for the audience... Dave

And both of your gigs clash with St Paddys night celebrations....