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http://youarelistening.to ambient music with police radios playing over the top. insanely compelling. i recommend montreal as the french makes it even better.

oh, here's an awesome wee video from The State Broadcasters

I've got a travel size tanglewood that is pretty good. it's the evolution tb baby.

kind of, but I think the royal mail website does the same thing. but check out Lathallan school's website if you really want to get angry, they claim to be the only private school in angus or something. crazy.

although cool thinker is incorrect, postal addresses don't always mean the same as geographic area. Everything south of Roadside of Catterline has a DD postcode and they often use official addresses stating Angus, despite Angus not starting till over the bridge past St Cyrus. tis dumb.

It's Friday which means this is Tonight! Live beatboxing from the amazing Bigg Taj, a guy with serious skills, and Withered Hand providing his wonderous songsmithery. Not to mention an awesome film directed by Daniel Warren and featuring some of the countries finest musical talent such as Emma Pollock, Rachel Sermanni and Conquering Animal Sound. Wowza! We're dead easy to get to and this will be a wonderful show.

just giving this a friendly bump

Tomorrow night!

did you split up cause you kept spending her money?

this Friday! the film's being getting great reviews after it's screening at Glasgow Film Festival, well worth catching it while it's up here.

have you tried the list? http://www.list.co.uk/

i love the food in all their places - 78, stereo and mono. we ate like vegan kings on friday in mono and it was fantastic. i highly recommend the tempura, it was ridiculously tasty.

oh aye, there's some nice places on Byres Road and Ashton Lane. Can't remember any of their names bar the Ubiquitous Chip, which is a damned good restaurant but also has a bar section. There's another great bar round the corner which was playing spiderland in full last I was in.

cheers! it was created partially with the launchpad but only as a midi controller for some of the beats. so they were just created by tapping them out on the pads. you could acheive the same with any midi controller, even a wee keyboard. the main tool was using ableton to manipulate the other material and for the synth sounds. I would recommend trying the launchpad to see how it benefits first.

Still plenty of tickets for this! Come and check out an amazing film with some awesome live acts in a great venue. buses are pretty frequent, 201, 202 and 203 all stop near Woodend Barn and the last bus back is 10 to midnight ish.

there'll be a couple of noisier tracks on the EP I'm sure. The first track is certainly livlier and the next two should be faster. They probably won't be uploaded until the EP's ready though, just thought it'd be nice to add this one as a variation. it is definitely good that people get the antarctic thing though, thanks for listening!

anyone had a chance to listen to this? feedback welcome. The track is called Into a Desert of Ice and is fairly ambient.

and a video from Withered Hand featuring loads of ace people like Josie Long, Neil from Meursault and Scott from Frightened Rabbit.

This Friday! Here's a video of Bigg Taj making kerrazy noises with his mouth!

you should probably spend more time in actual libraries

I definitely wasn't as ace-ic as i thought i was at school.

clearly, you weren't ace-ic

ah! we did spy you in mono too but weren't totally convinced. there then followed a chat about whether it was you or not. you did well to avoid us in the 13th note. we were fucked by that point.