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Selling records on discogs sucks unless you're doing it on a large scale. Living in Australia and doing it atleast.

A lot of Steve Roach's work is amazing, try and seek out physical copies of his work if you can, His Quiet Music series & Structures From Silence are standouts for me.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRgdeaDl4tM

 

If you guys are fans of sweet new age/ambient music with nicely designed covers, also check out Software on the Innovative Communications label.

http://supertalk.superfuture.com/index.php/topic/151778-wts-raf-simons-nike-mayfly-woven-supreme/

 

 

https://soundcloud.com/tiny-mix-tapes/eq-why-grind/s-jsG5F

EQ Why bringing it thru on Booty Tune.

Favourite chord progression in an ambient song.

Also reviving this.

It's kinda amazing how it's blown up, I'm really happy for all of the pioneers pushing like RP Boo, Traxman, DJ Spinn, DJ Rashad bringing it overseas, You have to also thank Planet Mu, Honest Jons & Tim & Barry for bringing them through to new audiences though.

 

These are some of my favourite things to come out of the scene.

 

 

 

 

https://soundcloud.com/dummymag/jlin-erotic-heat

 

https://soundcloud.com/arpebu/dumptruk

 

Bonus Juke Trax via. Youtube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSIshmWCxkk

 

While the Chicago scene is the original and undoubtedly the best and I'm kinda sceptical of footworks purity outside chicago, the label/collective Booty Tune in Japan is doing amazing things.

You guys should check out EQ Why, DJ Remi, Jlin, DeeJay Earl, DJ Taye & a lot of the artists in the Teklife collective.

Reviving this~

 

http://boomkat.com (All sorts, Mainly House/Techno, Also deals with Boutique labels, has indefinite sales on and is main go-to place for most records)

 

https://bleep.com/ (Warp Record's main outlet for selling their records/CDs, but also stocks most electronic labels worth knowing, inflated pricing but made up for in cheap shipping)

 

http://www.rushhour.nl (Also All Sorts, But great for Techno & a lot of Funk/Soul, African music & other music from around the world, Releases Exclusives from time to time, also sells used records)

 

http://www.mimaroglumusicsales.com (Ran by Keith Fullerton Whitman & Geoff Mullen, a lot of noise, ambient & glitch music as well as many other forms of music of the experimental persuasion, personal favourite)

 

http://www.experimedia.net (Mainly deals with small Experimental & Electronic labels

but also gets records in from larger labels too like Warp & Hyperdub)
 

https://www.secondlayer.co.uk/ (Brick & Mortar closed down in 2012, but still does Mailorders out of london, deals with a lot of Experimental boutique labels, a lot of the releases are on small runs too (/100, /400, /1000) Most of the stock is on sale & You'll be able to find some rare stuff if you look)

 

http://www.normanrecords.com/ (Sells most releases on fairly prominent indie labels as well as a lot of boutique labels too) 
 

http://lightintheattic.net/shop (predominantly sells reissues and folk/experimental/psych/soul/funk/rock compilations from the 60s/70s/80s alongside their own excellent releases, stocks a lot of movie soundtracks also)

 

http://www.forcedexposure.com/ (Big Big list of labels, mainly boutiques but wide selection of music)

 

http://www.midheaven.com/ (Go to place for a lot of record labels, usually stocks everything contemporary)

 

http://www.amoeba.com/ (You should already know about amoeba, big big big selection of everything, used and new)

 

These are my favourites, but if you're really searching for that one record, I'd highly recommend discogs.

Bless Henrik Vibskov

 

 

The whole album is really dreamy and great actually. 
 
I've also been listening to some of the records I bought recently, I'm stoked by Sensations' Fix reissue.

Also picked up the latest Colin Stetson album.. So many 2013 LPs/Reissues I wanna get 

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPvQSWzu2c4

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTSEL4quLNw

 

 

 

Just basic stuff, got a few records coming soon too.

 

Also listening to the new Emptyset LP on Raster-Noton. 

 

 

Seeing him DJ tonight. Should be sweet.

I much prefer fuck button's new release to the oneohtrix album. I read some comments that were on point, its just too all over the place. The sound and fresh direction it takes music is awesome, maybe it'll grow on me. 

 

It feels like a more refined version of James Ferraro's Far Side Virtual and perhaps not as thematically invested as it, but it's a lot stronger because of it, atleast to me. The ADD-like progression is refreshing too, It's gonna be a tough wait to get the LP though.

Anyways, I've been listening to this, got a mega soft spot for 70s Moog music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR3bq00A_Zw

 

This albums been on heavy rotation for me, even though it's technically not out yet.
 

 

 

 

 

Great album, did you pick up the LP/Cassette from Leaving Records? The tape has the coolest J-Card I've seen in a long time.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OmQfowYs5SQ

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RNvX428BNg

Some more recent stuff I've been listening to. The first one is a side-project of White Car, an EBM duo on Hippos In Tanks, and the second is an offshoot project of Iceage, oddly enough. Both released this year (On Minimal Wave & Sacred Bones Records respectively), and both are pretty great. 

I dunno if these have been posted, but I dig the Raf runners from 09 with the Neoprene ankle guards.

 

 

 

 

 

anyone know how ozweego 2s fit?

 

some sites say tts and others say go full size up.

 

I ordered a pair of them a size up just to be safe. I had a search around about it because I was wondering too and most said that it was better to go a size up. I guess I'll find out in a week or so..