More fire!!!
Bass destroyer!
Another cut off of the new EP titled 'Scrape The DJ'. This one is called 'Killin ya Sound' and you will see why. Ominous bass squelches rip and peel over analog percussion while slowly revealing Dance Hall vocals and dubby sfx. The thunder builds into screeching madness giving way only for a moment to a melodic respite. The calm is quickly seized dropping into absolute dance floor pandemonium. This one is a force to be reckoned with. Mind your sub-cabinets, this one is absolute woofer workout. En Fuego!
New Hrrrshw music!
New Acid banger!!!!
This is a new cut from yours truly. Going under the alias, Wolfman Bax. The song is titled 'FMH'. Porn samples, analog trickery, banging drums; you can't go wrong. Guaranteed to tear up any sweaty basement party. Think ESP Woody McBride, Hyperactive, Todd Sines, Frak. Straight up nasty acid for all those dark and dirty parties. This one is essential for all purveyors of the analog techno sound. Peep it. Download it. Bang it!
Jamal Moss Mix
Jamal Moss MixHonestly I haven't even listened to this yet. I am more or less posting this to remind myself to download and listen to this. But seriously, this man is awesome. Moss aka Heiroglyphic Being is one of our fav's here at Pirate Programming. Count Jack says of the man "he is a really nice guy" as well. I am sure the mix will be sick. It's at the bottom of the article. Peace.
Fireworks for the Fourth
Vice Magazine is something I have kept my eye on for quite sometime. If my memory serves me correctly, I think my first encounter with the magazine was at Untitled clothing store in Chicago when it was still on Clark right next to Gramaphone Records. Basically, Vice never ceases to amaze me with their ability to stay up on what is fresh and new whether it be in the arts, culture, fashion or topics of international relevance.
They have many, many absolutely mind blowing documentaries covering topics like cannibalistic rebels in Africa, a Kubric-ian look into North Korea, donkey sex in Columbia, LSD palaces, and the world's most dangerous city, Karachi. I would post all of them but you might as well just subscribe to their channel; they are cutting edge shit. These two new releases I found particularly eye opening. Both documentaries deal with the ease in which weapons proliferate in the global market. To summarize, the docs depict how any Joe Schmoe can buy a weapon that could alter the course of life on this planet as we know it. They are both pretty surreal and a little scary. And I'm not trying to be some milk-toast hippie posting this so close to the fourth of July, but it is something to think about. Be aware. Peace
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