Podcasts about digital drift

**Kev Blundy Presents 4D On The The Burmuda Sessions Replay On www.traxfm.org. Featuring Trance/Trance Classics/Uplifting Trance & Progressive House From Jack Rainey, Tritonal, Above & Beyond, Phillip Catle, James iD, Digital Drift, Leena Punks, Attican, Greg Oakland, Dan Stone, Propeller, Martin Graff, Sultan + Shepard & Julia Church, Noah Neiman, Lipless & More #originalpirates #trance #trancemusic #TranceFamilyGlobal #trancelovers #TranceClassics #progressivehouse Catch Kev Every Sunday On www.traxfm.org Every Sunday From 9PM UK Time. Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092342916738 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Radio Garden: Trax FM Link: http://radio.garden/listen/trax-fm/IEnsCj55 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

A weekly podcast of progressive and uplifting Pure Trance music, presented by Solarstone. This week's show features a guest mix from Farius.01. Farius & Johan Vilborg - Stormarn [Enhanced Progresive]02. Estiva - Via Infinita [Colorize]03. Ruben De Ronde & Farius - Radiant [Enhanced Progressive]04. Farius & Liu Bei - Running [Enhanced Progressive]05. Nitrous Oxide & Simon Gregory pres. Digital Drift ft. Katey Brooks - Skylight [Enhanced Progressive]06. Solarstone & Farius - Velvet Tread [Enhanced Progressive]07. Farius & Jonathan Mendelsohn - Staring At The Sun [Enhanced Progressive]08. Farius & RUNN - I Surrender [Enhanced Progressive]09. Johan Vilborg - Origins [Enhanced Progressive]10. Farius & Eric Lumiere - Human Beings [Enhanced Progressive]11. Morgin Madison - Deepest Truth (Nourey Remix) [Enhanced Recordings]12. Above & Beyond - React [Anjunabeats]13. Solarstone & Farius - Barton Springs [Enhanced Progressive]14. Farius - Blue Skies [Enhanced Progressive]15. Farius - Just Wanna Be With You [Enhanced Progressive]16. David Forbes & Susie Ledge - In Your Arms [Enhanced Progressive]17. Farius - So High [FSOE]18. Farius - Pressure [Enhanced Progressive]19. Farius - Is This Love? [Enhanced Progressive]

New music from LÜRUM, Digital Drift, Kilton, Angelus & Caolan McConville, Magnettor, Ishiro, Last Soldier, Corrado Baggieri and many more.   Choose your player

Suzy Solar pres. Pure Trance Sessions 672 01. Arctic Moon Start Again (Extended Mix) | Total Eclipse Records 02. Dan Cooper Tipping State (Thomas Lloyd Extended Remix) | Redux Re-Energized 03. Maarten de Jong Evolve (Extended Mix) | A State Of Trance 04. Eximinds & Norni Alliance (Extended Mix) | Coldharbour Recordings 05. DJ T.H. & Jam Da Bass & Jaki Nelson Never Thought I'd Find You | Digital Society Recordings 06. Morgentraum Friendship (Alex M.O.R.P.H. Extended Remix) | FSOE 07. Ayda Stellar (Extended Mix) | Abora Recordings 08. Myde & Cathy Burton Nothing But Love (Extended Mix) | Amsterdam Trance Records 09. Matthew Dreamer Remember (Extended Mix) | Redux Recordings 10. Dermot Kirby Live And Learn (Extended Mix) | Digital Society Recordings 11. Liam Melly, Paul Skelton & Jessica Doherty Wolves (Extended Mix) | Subculture 12. Craig Connelly & Christina Novelli Black Hole (Ferry Tayle Extended Remix) | Black Hole Recordings 13. Nitrous Oxide & Simon Gregory & Digital Drift ft. Sean Ryan Fight For You (Extended Mix) | Enhanced Progressive

In this episode, I was lucky enough to interview Jim Keeney, founder and CEO of Dapt Tech.Jim explains that the entrepreneurial drive is fueled by a desire to build things and solve problems, which began for him in childhood. He talks about how Dapt Tech helps businesses track profit and loss by activity, allowing them to accurately assess the costs of specific jobs and make informed decisions about future projects. Jim also shares his background in software development and how his experience with Fitterweb Consulting led to the creation of Dapt Tech.Jim highlights the importance of building authority in niche industries through partnerships with influential companies like Intuit, ADP, and Paychex, which have helped Dapt Tech scale without relying solely on traditional marketing. He advises entrepreneurs to start by focusing on the problem they're solving and building relationships within the communities where their customers and industry experts are active. By solving a specific problem that no one else has addressed, Dapt Tech has earned a reputation for delivering critical insights to its customers, enabling them to optimize profitability across different lines of business.Join us as Mark Allen reveals how passion, resilience, and a spark of inspiration brought mental health to the forefront of tech, in this episode of The First Customer!Guest Info:Dapt Techhttps://www.dapt.tech/Jim Keeney's LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/dapttech/Connect with Jay on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jayaigner/The First Customer Youtube Channelhttps://www.youtube.com/@thefirstcustomerpodcastThe First Customer podcast websitehttps://www.firstcustomerpodcast.comFollow The First Customer on LinkedInhttp://www.linkedin.com/company/the-first-customer-podcast/

ElectroNic Sessions Podcast Ep. 081 Is now available Via Podcast, Featuring an exclusive set by Mario Florek & Sander Ferrar under their new duo #SAMAfeaturing the latest in #progressivehouse #trance & #techno --------------Playlist-------------- 01. KhoMha - Not The Same (Extended Mix) [Coldharbour Recordings] 02. LTN, OMAIR - Fractal (Extended Mix) [Interplay] 03. Matt Fax - Frost (Extended Mix) [Armind] 04. Nitrous Oxide, Simon Gregory, Digital Drift, Sean Ryan - Fight For You (Extended Mix) [Enhanced Progressive] 05. Thomas Santosa - Set Me Free (Extended Mix) [Enhanced Progressive] 06. Mike McCarthy, Code Name Mike - Evolving Energy (Extended Mix) [Vandit Alternative] 07. Simon Gregory - Pegasus (Mind Of One Extended Remix) [FSOE Argento] 08. Physical Phase - Horn (Original Mix) [Progressive Vibes Music] 09. Oscar L - Love Me (Extended Mix) [Arcane Music] 10. Eli Spiral - City of You (Enlusion Remix) [FORESCAPE] 11. Aleksey Ekimov - Soul Seeker (Extended Mix) [2Rock Recordings] 12. Lexenn - Dreamliner (Extended Mix) [Trance Temple Records] 13. F4T4L3RR0R - Binary Destiny (Extended Mix) [Futurising Music]

djbigdirty.com    1.  [00:00] Intro 2. [00:36] Yotto- Heartbeat {Odd One Out} 3. [04:33] Marsh- Floodlights {Anjunadeep} 4. [07:34] Kream- So Hï {Musical Freedom} 5. [11:02] Camelphat- In Your Eyes (Øostli Remix) {The Nations} 6. [14:47] Argy, Baset- Sierra {Cercle} 7. [18:20] Loco & Jam x Fred Again- Breathe Again (KREAM MASHUP) {White} 8. [21:50] Freak E Beatz, LK, Anouk Leijenaar- High on Love {A Tribute To Life} 9. [25:28] The xx, John Summit & HAYLA, Simon Doty, Tailor, My Friend, Fatboy Slim- Right Here Right Now is Where You Find Me (Mashup) {White} 10. [28:44] Gotye- Somebody I Used To Know (Sidepiece Treat) {White} 11. [32:14] Ginchy, Desyfer, Emma Konnanov- Falling Around Me {ERRORR} 12. [36:03] Bound (AUS), Can Durmas- Over Now {widerworks} 13. [38:20] David Guetta, Kim Petras- The Logical Song (Seth Hills Remix) {Warner} 14. [42:10] Ferry Corsten, 22Bullets feat Couche- Belong To You {Flashover} 15. [45:38] KASIA, Q.U.A.K.E, Vincenzo Sarti- Introspection {Astral} 16. [49:35] Scalla- Want You {Sounds of Meow} 17. [52:52] Digital Drift- Nebula {Sony} 18. [56:38] Ønawa- Pulse of Life {Purified} 19. [01:00:11] Torren Foot feat Tinie Tempah & L Devine- More Life (John Summit Remix) {Parlophone} 20. [01:04:14] SZA- Shirt (KREAM Remix) {White} 21. [01:07:48] Hawie- No Control {Copyright Control} 22. [01:12:37] Gorgon City- Are You Feeling It Too? {Universal} 23. [01:17:45] UUFO feat 88Birds- Carry Me Away (Progressive Mix) {Flashover}

Episode 12 of Clubhaus Radio features the best and brightest in progressive house and trance, including new music from ANUQRAM, Darren Tate, Naz, Digital Drift, and many more. Hausman also has three brand new tracks to share, one of which arrives on Clubhaus Records later this month. Our HausGuest for the month is rising deep progressive and melodic house producer Jack Willard, who's joining us in celebration of his new EP on Colorize.Tracklist:Movement Machina & MK8 - Formentera [Fluentia Music]Anonimat & Soulmac feat. Sensitive (It) - Brainwash (Dulus Remix) [WORDS NOT ENOUGH]PROFF - Snowflake [Monstercat]Anna-Sophia Henry & MaMan - Wicked Game [Enormous Vision]TIAEM - Freedom Beyond Borders [Colorize]Ceas - One More Day [Colorize]Angara - I Don't Mind [Monstercat]Melarmony - Temperature [White]Aler - Sunrise [SkyTop]Andy Immerman - Cobalt Blue [Immerman Music]Nōpi - Scorched Land [DAYS like NIGHTS]Sasheen - Higher Self (Paul Arcane Remix) [Manual Music]Spencer Brown - Body Dub [diviine]ANUQRAM - Alright Now [Anjunabeats]Genix & Zashanell - Leave The Light On [Anjunabeats]Darren Tate - 5AM To Lima [Anjunabeats]ANUQRAM & Alexey Sonar - Cheerful Garden [Anjunabeats]Pete K x Peter Illias - Higher State [Armada]Darren Tate & Robyn Sherwell - Gone [Anjunabeats]Naz & Lewyn - One Life [Enhanced Recordings] [TOP TRACK]Jaytech - Limbo [Anjunabeats]Thomas Santosa - Set Me Free [Enhanced Progressive]Digital Drift - Nebula [SNRS]Cubicore - Glow [Catalystic]Rodrigo Deem - Bulldozer [Enhanced Progressive]Digital Drift - Still Want More [SNRS]Kill The Noise, Jason Ross, & Sarah De Warren - Under Pressure [Ophelia]Matt Fax - Raven [Armind]Digital Drift - Incoming [SNRS]Hausman - Holding On [Omniset Records]Hausman - I'm Feelin' Ya [Clubhaus] [RESIDENT RECORD]Hausman - Hypercoaster [Omniset Records]Viligir - Miscalculation [Graydient Collective]Dezza - A Dog's Dream [Colorize] [CLUB CLASSIC]HausGuest: Jack WillardYoni Yarchi & Sonicvibe - Nova [Immersed]Robby East feat. Jodie Knight - Overwater [This Never Happened]Ruben de Ronde & AunA - Falling Free (Jordin Post Remix) [Enhanced Progressive]Parallel Voices - Drift [Immersed]Ophanim - Wonder [Immersed]A.M.R x Blood Groove & Kikis - Lotus [Monstercat]Shingo Nakamura - Prism [Monstercat]Baya - By My Side [Colorize]ID - ID [White]Jack Willard & Rebel of Sleep - Road Beyond [Immersed]Jack Willard - ID [White]Jack Willard - Vista [Colorize]Follow Hausman:www.hausmanmusic.comwww.facebook.com/hausmanmusicwww.instagram.com/hausman.musicwww.twitter.com/hausman_musicwww.soundcloud.com/hausmanmusic Follow me on Twitch to catch it LIVE!twitch.tv/hausmanmusic

Tracklist: 1. Tinlicker feat. Julia Church - Glasshouse (Extended Version) [PIAS] 2. Aldous - Don't Say Goodbye (Extended Mix) [Avanti] 3. Omnia - The Diamond (Extended Mix) [ETRNTY] 4. Sendr & Quizzow- Who U Are (EMATA Remix) [Argento] 5. CRITICAL TRACK: Ashley Wallbridge & John Grand - Echoes (Extended Mix) [Enhanced Progressive] 6. Airwave - The Principles of Forgiveness (Extended Mix) [Airwave Music] 7. Akkima & Sarah Lynn - Love Can Lead The Way (Extended Mix) [RNM] 8. Cubicore - Focus (Extended Mix) [Flashover] 9. David Broaders - Arka (Extended Mix) [Enhanced Progressive] 10. Nitrous Oxide & Simon Gregory & Digital Drift feat. Sean Ryan - Fight For You (Extended Mix) [Enhanced Progressive] 11. Andrew Bayer, Rob Tirea - Fear Of Losing You (Extended Mix) [Ophelia] 12. CRITICAL CALSSIC: Mark Norman pres. Celine - Colour My Eyes (Original Mix) [Black Hole]

1. Deagon feat. MØØNE - Alchemy [Enhanced Recordings] 2. JES - Ghost (ZOYA Remix) [Black Hole] 3. Nourey - Haven [Enhanced Progressive] 4. Ahmed Helmy - R4VE 301 [Armind] 5. Zack Martino & Notelle - Collide [Armada] 6. Devin, Vincent & Jules - Don't Let It Go [Gemstone] 7. Above & Beyond feat. Zoë Johnston - Crazy Love [Anjunabeats] 8. 28mm & Julian Gray - Take Me Back (AmyElle Remix) [Colorize] 9. Le Youth & Lane 8 - I Will Leave a Light On feat. Jyll [This Never Happened] 10. Modera & Phoebe Tsen - From Walks of Life (Banyan Remix) [Colorize] 11. CRi feat. Everyone You Know - Miroir Miroir (Qrion Remix) [Anjunadeep] 12. Laura Van Dam - This Feeling [Enhanced Recordings] 13. Jaytech - Makes You Wonder [Anjunabeats] 14. Arni & Mario Mocca - Purple [Big Toys] 15. Nitrous Oxide & Simon Gregory pres. Digital Drift feat. Sean Ryan - Fight For You [Enhanced Progressive]

Clubhaus Radio Ep. 7 features brand new music from Second Sine, Farius, Digital Drift, Alex Sonata & TheRio, and many more. Included in this mix is a brand new remix from Hausman's deep alias, dwelyr, as well as a first play for the second release on Clubhaus Records, "Lost To Time", by Discognition. Closing out the show is an ID-packed guest mix from Enhanced Progressive label mate John Grand.Tracklist:Boxer & RYTERBAND - Oceans [Colorize]Eleonora, Jelly For The Babies, Plecta - Flying (Baya Remix) [The Purr]Tagavaka - Nadir [Colorize]Matt Leger & Anita Tatlow - More Than A Dream (dwelyr Remix) [Sekora]Kx5 & Hayla - Escape (Elkheart Version) [Bootleg]Aman Anand & Bondarev - Warpp (Greenage Remix) [WARPP]Hassan Maroofi - Hedayat (Molac Remix) [Nature Rec.]Molac & Nicolas Viana - Neuranza [Univack]Maze 28 - Pulverizer (Subandrio Remix) [Mango Alley]Discognition - Lost To Time [Clubhaus] [RESIDENT RECORD]Nurkesh & Mi KiT - Muzyka (LTN pres. Ghostbeat Remix) [Sub.Mission Recordings]Kamilo Sanclemente - NO NO NO (Bjorn Fogelberg Remix) [Skanda Records]Second Sine - Emerald Green [Univack]Alex Wann - Chase [Black Book Records]Hour 11 - Sol [Colorize]Esoku - Golconda [Beatlick]Mhammed El Alami & EGGSTA - Upside Down [FSOE Argento]Romany & Tru Concept - Fading [Enhanced Recordings]Bowers & Bidwell - Falling [Enhanced Progressive]Farius - Still Feel [Enhanced Progressive]Epidemika - Fragile [Masvingo]Genix & flowanastasia - Dependent On You [Anjunabeats]Once Again - I'll Find You [Immersed]ARTY - Favorite Sound [Armada]Ferry Corsten & Marsh - Fulfillment [Flashover]P.O.S. - Coming Home (Alex Sonata & TheRio Remix) [Anjunabeats]Digital Drift - Space Cowboys [FSOE Argento] [TOP TRACK]Elevven - Surrender To You [Anjunabeats]Danny Avila - Melodia [HILOMATIK]NoNameLeft - End Of Time [HILOMATIK]Aalto - Resolution (Alex Sonata & TheRio Remix) [Anjunabeats]Weston & Teston, Joe McCann, & 88 MPH - Hard To Breathe [Reload Black]Farius - Propulsion [Enhanced Progressive]Sunny Lax - Waves [Enhanced Progressive]Pascal M & Ron Hagen - Riddles In The Sand (Omnia Remix) [Armada] [CLUB CLASSIC]HausGuest - John GrandJohn Grand - ID [White]John Grand - ID [White]John Grand - ID [White]John Grand - Retina [Euphonic]John Grand - Fired Up [Euphonic]John Grand - Metanoia [Elliptical Sun Recordings]Ashley Walbridge & John Grand - Echoes [Enhanced Progressive]John Grand - ID [White]John Grand - Lucky [Euphonic]John Grand - The Rain [Enhanced Progressive]John Grand - Do You Want Me [Enhanced Progressive]Follow Hausman:www.hausmanmusic.comwww.facebook.com/hausmanmusicwww.instagram.com/hausman.musicwww.twitter.com/hausman_musicwww.soundcloud.com/hausmanmusic Follow me on Twitch to catch it LIVE!twitch.tv/hausmanmusic

Sultan + Shepard with LANKS - Highest Love [This Never Happened] PRAANA & Julia Church - Lullaby (Bound To Divide Remix) [Colorize] Guy Didden - Overflown [Colorize] LAR - Relapse [Colorize] Deagon feat. MØØNE - Alchemy [Enhanced Recordings] Nihil Young & Andrea Martini & Luke Coulson - Through The Shadows [Enhanced Progressive] Seelo feat. Olive B - Moment [Enhanced Recordings] Modera & Phoebe Tsen - From Walks Of Life (Banyan Remix) [Colorize] Nitrous Oxide & Simon Gregory pres. Digital Drift feat. Sean Ryan - Fight For You [Enhanced Progressive] David Broaders - Arka [Enhanced Progressive] Above & Beyond feat. Zoë Johnston - Crazy Love [Anjunabeats] Andrew Bayer & Rob Tirea - Fear Of Losing You [Ophelia] Ruben de Ronde & Farius & David Frank - Radiant (Daniel Kandi's Bangin' Mix) [Enhanced Progressive] Tritonal feat. Cristina Soto - Still With Me (Seven Lions Remix) [Enhanced Recordings]

[School of Everything Else 2016] We're bringing this classic show format back after three years away (somehow it skipped over the entirety of Digital Drift). This is the prologue to our 90s Disney Renaissance series of podcasts. Since the songs get so much love and attention and are going to be showcased on our podcasts anyway I brought in James Batchelor to pick with me, pieces of music from the scores of ten years of the very best movies from the house of Mouse. 1. The Little Mermaid – Fathoms Below (Alan Menken 2. Rescuers Down Under – Cody's Flight (Bruce Broughton) 3. Beauty and the Beast – Transformation (Alan Menken) 4. Aladdin – Cave of Wonders (Alan Menken) 5. The Lion King – King of Pride Rock (Hans Zimmer) 6. Pocahontas – Farewell (Alan Menken) 7. The Hunchback of Notre Dame – The Bell Tower (Alan Menken) 8. Hercules – A True Hero (Alan Menken) 9. Mulan – Burned Out Village (Jerry Goldsmith) 10. Tarzan – A Wondrous Place (Mark Mancina)

[School of Everything Else 2016] The second collection of clips from my shows, this time covering the period between 2013 and 2016 when Sharon became my co-host, Digital Drift and School of Movies. They are pulled from fewer overall episodes but they are more meaty and substantial with some of the funniest, sustained moments and memories. You'll also hear from my guest spots from That Awful Sound and The Mana Pool along with a host of new voices. And of course the now-infamous introduction of Dramatic Readings and Bad Reviews Against Humanity. Volume 3: Digital Drift Avatar Responses [DD49 2014 - 0.01.00] The formation of Digital Drift [0.02.05] 50 Shades Trilogy Rant [DD06 - 0.06.25] We Hate Movies [DD05 - 0.09.30] Rhianna Pratchett [DD08 - 0.25.38] Spider-Man 3 - Harry's Problem [DD12 - 0.32.18] Transformers - Non-Dairy Dessert [DD32 - 0.36.01] I've Been a Bad, Bad Angel [That Awful Sound #18 - 2015 - 0.37.36] Volume 4: School of Movies Robin Hood - Hysterical Inaccuracy [SOM143 2016 - 0.57.53] Flight of Dragons - Racist Wizards [SOM145 - 1.05.21] Terminator 3 - Joshua Rants [DD72 Mid-2015 - 1.11.02] Deadpool - Colossus on Music [SOM146 - 1.24.06] Making Fantasy Fun [Mana Pool #393 - 2015 - 1.27.11] The New Century Multiverse 101 [1.35.58] Jurassic Wrestling [DD68 - Mid 2015 - 1.47.54] The Daddle [DD44 - Late 2014 - 1.56.32] Crap Chinese Toys [DD48 - 1.59.50] RobertCop 2 [School of Everything Else #88 - 2.09.35] Grey [SOEE87 - Late 2015 - 2.14.17] Credits [2.22.50]

[Digital Drift 2015] The Disney shows continue with Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits returning to talk about this little, wooden boy.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits

[Digital Drift 2015] Digital Drift Does Disney. This is the first of a series of podcasts covering the full history of Disney's animated classics. Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits is with us every step of the way. It is without question that animated cinematic features throughout the 20th Century were defined by this company. Learn more about the studio, the animators and how the animation techniques changed with the time, as well as what the world was doing when each film was released. Also find out which films we love, which ones we don't and more importantly, why. This first one, Snow White and the Seven Dwarves was their pilot of sorts. A proof of concept that also happens to be the perfect representation of a fairy-tale told absolutely straight with 1930s sensibilities and the tiniest, most naive children in mind. Alex isn't a huge fan, but he does like one character rather a lot. Dan is filled with admiration for how they could achieve this excellence first time, simply as part of their learning process.  Since this is an unabashed analysis that pulls no punches, bad language is used but it is bleeped for the benefit of children.  Guest: Daniel Floyd of Extra Credits  

[Digital Drift 2015] With the new Fant4stic movie emerging onto the big screen we take a look back on the 2005 version and its 2007 sequel. Were they really all that bad? More to the point, taking the unreleased 1994 Roger Corman version into account, are ALL Fantastic Four movies simply an exercise in keeping the license going rather than in making a superhero family movie that people will love? This was the last episode of Digital Drift. We rebranded with School of Movies to better explain what we do. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw     

[Digital Drift 2015] Our Marvel shows continue with this tiny treasure of a movie. For the best experience combine this with our School of Movies YouTube episode on Ant-Man and the virtue of the small.  Guests: James Carter of Cane and Rinse Lorin Grieve of Year of Steam Mike Hearn of Walter the Wicked

[Digital Drift 2015] I did go to see it in the end. I stand by my initial warning. It's not worth you seeing. But listen to this podcast and you can get the full plot. Having said all that… it's not quite as bad as T3 and Salvation, in fact there were one or two bits I rather liked. It's more reverent than the third movie and less boring than the fourth. The writers clearly seem to be able to understand time travel more than the other guys. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guests: James Carter of Cane and Rinse Derrick Ritchie of Console Ninjas   

[Digital Drift 2015] The Terminator series reboots again (kind of), delivering a dark, desaturated, dusty, miserable, angry, shouty future war of dirty humans vs Decepticons! Christian Bale stars as John Connor, bringing with him all the furious, savage, grumpy intensity he is capable of. Not satisfied with one gravely, shaven-headed Johnny Template this movie brings us two with Sam Worthington playing Marcus Wright, the mysterious wanderer with a secret identity… unless you've seen the trailer, in which case it's a pre-established identity we spend an ice age waiting for everyone in the movie to catch up with. That should sound familiar by now if you're a Terminator fan. If you love this film you should avoid this podcast like bubonic plague because we are unmerciful. We get down to some deeper themes (which of course this story shied away from)  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg

[Digital Drift 2015] I rarely get to hear Joshua Garrity get angry and he went in quite placid and apathetic. Fortunately we managed to rile him up until an exceptionally entertaining stream of vitriol escaped to join our twin surges of disgust for this horrendous affront to cinema? Think we're being too harsh? That's just because the neat ending made you forget the horrible journey. Let us remind you so that we can all see this for the stinker that it has always been. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse

[Digital Drift 2015] One of our favourite movies of all time gets its long overdue deep discussion. I noticed something in editing this. We skip over talking about the film itself. This was what troubled me into holding it back an additional week to record additional material and deliver you this extended edition. We treat matters as though you, like us have watched this movie a hundred times. You know what happens, why and how impressive Cameron is at conveying the action and we delve into the subtleties and lore, starting off with taking it to task over the time travel, but proceeding into this story as a parable for unilateral disarmament.  Joshua Garrity joins us once again to explore this cybernetic opera, in which Los Angeles of the 1990s is as much a character as any of the vibrant figures onscreen. Many thanks to the crew at Extra Credits for allowing us to use a segment of theirs on the arcade game Missile Command.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse

[Digital Drift 2015] Here it is folks. The first Terminator podcast in the run-up to Terminator Genisys. Jump forward 15 minutes if you've already seen the YouTube video “Everything Right With The Terminator”. If you haven't, go see that first. We turn over every aspect as we establish just how central to the web of sci-fi influence throughout the 80s and beyond this movie is. Over the next few episodes we will cover Terminator 2, Terminator 3, Terminator Salvation and The Sarah Connor Chronicles, before finally tackling the newest reboot of the franchise. Guest: Josh Garrity of Cane and Rinse

[Digital Drift 2015] We had planned to release The Lost World this week but Mad Max: Fury Road appeared out of nowhere and turned out to be rather special. So we broke suddenly, veered off the road, picked up a couple of passengers and thundered into an epic analysis review.  We begin with a 45 minute discussion of the original Mad Max trilogy, all of which contain elements that found their way into this new incarnation. You can listen to that without spoiling the new movie, but then go see it and come back for the next act. I lay down my thoughts on the meta-story that developed upon its release, specifically it's detractors and the symbolism that layers on as a result. After that we talk long and hard about every aspect of this astonishing and deeply surprising new blockbuster. Surprising both in how the story develops and its sheer quality and fulfilled ambition. This is a film we want absolutely everyone to see.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guests: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse James Perkins of The Digital Fix

[Digital Drift 2015] Rather than our usual super-in-depth discussion Neil Taylor, James Perkins and I take Sharon (who hasn't seen the movie) through the full theme park experience of Jurassic World, from the first step out of the front door to the recovery on the ride home.  Within the fiction of this story Jurassic Park has been operating for ten years as a paleolithic combination of Sea World and a safari park. To reinvigorate dwindling crowds the scienticians backstage create something called a “Whatcouldpossiblygowrongasaurus” made mostly of lethal, muscular animal cunning, teeth and hate. Listen to Tiger's Eye! If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guests: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg James Perkins of The Digital Fix

[Digital Drift 2015] For some reason people keep comparing The Lost World with its sequel, trying to weigh them up to decide which is worse. Like there can be some final conclusion that can be set in stone for all the internet to agree upon. Really it comes down to personal preference. They both suck, HARD! Both of them are so out of the league of the original it's like a world heavyweight title fight followed by a playground scrap and then two ducks going at it. Both superfluous sequels have their spurious charms and their enormous weaknesses. In the case of III it's imbecilic characters, sloppy story and pace that kills itself just as it's starting to get going. But of course there's much more than that. Here now is what we thought of this treacherous fart of a finale to the series. Neil Taylor and James Perkins join us on cleanup.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guests: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg James Perkins of The Digital Fix

[Digital Drift 2015] The dinosaur escapades continue down a weird and tonally dissonant path as we venture into The Lost World.  We uncover the movie of the book that Michael Crichton was pressured into writing after the success of the first movie… the content of which was largely scrapped for what Sharon beautifully dubs in this episode “Benny Hill with dinosaurs.” We'll return in a week for the dismal sequel, which we tear to shreds like reviewing raptors.  And if you want a real jungle adventure with characters you can actually engage with and even love, then listen to Tiger's Eye! If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guests: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg James Perkins of The Digital Fix

[Digital Drift 2015] One of the greatest movies of all time gets the Digital Drift treatment in good time to get everyone fired up for the first new installment we've had in this series in 14 years (and quite possibly the only other good one).  Still as fresh and endlessly entertaining to us as it was back in 1993, this film is rarely out of our re-watching rotation, and as such i know it frame by frame and word by word.  So we take you through every scene and get to the bottom of why this is such an appealing and effective story.  Joining us are Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse and The Animation Archives and James Perkins of GameBurst and Altviewmovies.  Next week: Why The Lost World is a steaming pile of dinosaur droppings.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guests: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse James Perkins of The Digital Fix  

[Digital Drift 2015] The Marvel Cinematic Universe reunites the whole team and then adds some more heroes and super-antagonists for good measure. Can such an immense collection of colourful personalities possibly be threaded cohesively into an even more elaborate juggling act that matches the original? Once again we go deep on the characters, outlining what this means for the history and how it functions as a film.  Joining Sharon and I once again are Joshua Garrity of Cane and rinse, Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst and Lorin Grieve of A Year of Steam.  The next story in the New Century universes begins this week, so look for the rather special first episode of Tiger's Eye on iTunes and please do give us a review for Secret Rooms if you enjoyed it. That will help this ongoing audio drama series of ours gain visibility, traction and word of mouth.  If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guests: Joshua Garrity of Cane and Rinse Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst Lorin Grieve of A Year of Steam

[Digital Drift 2014]   We bring our Terminator shows to a close with a discussion about the brief but brightly burning TV series. This managed two seasons, which is more than most Fox shows and the ending is abrupt but satisfying, hinting at greater depths in further episodes.  However, in it's lifespan it managed some of the most cerebral, emotional and fascinating moments in Terminator mythology leaving the three most recent movies in the dust. The central trio of performances grow exceptional over time and are backed up by a network of strong support characters, expanding beyond the typical small group of the movies and  outlining a saga across time that is epic in scale. Yet at its core this is a deeply personal story about a mother and her son, John's maturing into the man he has heard so much about from others and the enormous burden Sarah feels, but cannot set down. It's worth your time and money.  The episode is divided into two with a spoiler section clearly flagged, in which we discuss the endgame.

[Digital Drift 2015] As we gear up for Avengers: Age of Ultron, we look back on the only film focusing on one of them that we haven't yet reviewed. So let's delve into Ang Lee's Hulk, one of the first HUGE Marvel movies and one that strove to be oh-so-grown-up. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw

[Digital Drift 2014] On this very special episode (in the week I'm celebrating eight years in the podcasting game) I gathered Bob "Moviebob" Chipman, Parris Lilly of "Gamertag Radio" and Joe Cunningham of the "Cinematic Universe" podcast, and along with my wife and co-host Sharon Shaw we asked ourselves...   Which are the seven most important superhero movies to date?   Not our favourites, not best, most important.    We debated them up and down the history and our conclusions may surprise you... or they may be the exact seven you chose in which case you have your finger well and truly on the pulse because we spent ages on this.   It's a brilliant episode and one I was so proud to host. A big thank you to our guests who brought all kinds of intelligent and reasoned viewpoints along with them. 

[Digital Drift 2015] Returning to the welcoming bosom of Marvel, Sharon and I take a good hard look at the 2003 attempt at bringing The Man Without Fear to our screens. Fox rather unwisely competed with Spider-Man at the time, leading to a rather troubled production, hence the hastily cobbled-together millennial rubber bouncy jumping action and the vast disparity between the somewhat nonsensical theatrical edition and the little-seen but more naratively-sound director's cut. And then of course there's Ben Affleck as Matt Murdoch, slaloming between gravely-grim and smirking sex-pest. The costumes which range from the outlandish to party-wear, Michael Clarke Duncan's show-stealing turn as the Kingpin and yes, that playground fight. We always rather liked this movie. It was made with comic book geeks in mind and filled with references, winks and nods. The soundtrack is very much of its time and punctuates this podcast and the film has become very dated when held up against modern superhero fare. BUT we don't think it deserves the scorn heaped upon it. Certainly not enough of a reason to dismiss Affleck as Batman, when this is actually pretty accurate to Frank Miller's Daredevil.  

[Digital Drift 2014] The first season of the Netflix show. I'll say up front this is not our favourite Marvel production. Not only do we bring up what we feel are its weaker aspects but just FYI it gets very vitriolic about the feature-creep of torture and mutilation into adult TV. This rant has been a long time coming folks. But there are of course aspects that we like and indeed love, and we definitely want to see more.

[Digital Drift 2015] We round out the series as it stands right now. The events of the film itself as the action thrill-ride it was originally intended take a back seat to what it ultimately became, with this poignant farewell to Paul Walker. Neil Taylor returns for what may have been the most challenging film to express our feelings about in words. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg

[Digital Drift 2014] With the world unbalanced, Korra and her companions struggle to manage the repercussions from the pendulum-swing back from chaos to order. This time we're talking about Prince Wu, Kuvira, some old swamp lady, and the rather contentious coupling at the end of the series. In a pinch of nostalgia I went back to the intro from that first Korra show we did all those years back... well two and a half, but it feels like a lot longer. And to close out, the world premier of the trailer for Season 2 of New Century.  Joining me once again are my co-host; Sharon Shaw, Daniel Floyd, the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, and Jerome McIntosh, now of GameBurst. 

[Digital Drift 2015] We reach the point when everything really slots into place and the F&F series reaches its potential at long last. This is one of the most astonishing, enjoyable movies about cars and family that you will ever see.    Neil Taylor of GameBurst is back on the team again. We'll roll on over again in a couple of weeks to cover the seventh movie and close this out for now, but this has been one revelatory road trip for us all. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg

[Digital Drift 2015] The long awaited, much-demanded continuation of the Avatar podcasts is here. We're releasing four podcasts throughout this month, two each for Books 3 & 4 of The Legend of Korra. It's the last we'll see of the series, maybe forever, but certainly for a while, so let's take our time and enjoy ourselves. Joining me once again after another year I have my now co-host; Sharon Shaw, Daniel Floyd, the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, and Jerome McIntosh, now of GameBurst. Duane Griffiths from the previous six episodes couldn't make it, but sends his regards. We cover the following themes; Behind the scenes and going digital-only, renewal and rebirth, duty and responsibility, family and frustration, anarchy, freedom and control. 

[Digital Drift 2015] We're back as the F&F series cranks into gear and becomes what it was meant to; a series of heist movies with a colourful, lovable cast of recurring characters and amazing stunts. This was a case of all the pieces finally slotting into place. Enter The Rock as a powerhouse of a lawman named Hobbs, finally giving the films an antagonist worthy of Toretto. Re-enter Roman, Tej, Han, Gisele, Leo, Santos (played by Don Omar, who sang on several pieces of music accompanying the series, as did Ludacris). Neil Taylor of GameBurst is back to ride with us again. You also get to hear me go into further detail as to why Power/Rangers was so offensive to my sensibilities. The podcast culminates in a lengthy essay read by Sharon, analyzing the male protagonists: ‘The Fast and the Fatherless' written by Pastabagel on the Partial objects blog. Guest: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg

[Digital Drift 2014] We cover the divisive second season of one of the most talked about and exceptional animated shows ever created. This time round the Miyazaki influence is even more prominent, the animation veers from a little bit sloppy to more breathtakingly beautiful than it's ever been, there are character and narrative issues, longtime fans still calling foul and love and hate being bent back and forth like so much water and fire.    Joining me once again after a year I have Daniel Floyd, the voice of Extra Credits, Joshua Garrity of the Cane and Rinse podcast and The Animation Archives, Sharon Shaw of Do Try This at Home, Jerome McIntosh of GameBurst and from Gonzo Planet, Duane Griffiths. As well as this epic round-table session I have included essay materials from Andy Rodriguez and Nama Chibitty, offering some quite differing perspectives on the overarching saga. 

[Digital Drift 2015] Continuing our road trip through the F&F series, we get to the detour away from the main cast that was initially shunned by audiences but in retrospect is rather excellent as a stand-alone movie. We move on to the return to the main cast that was initially embraced by audiences but in retrospect is dour and uneventful. Find out what drifting REALLY means. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg  

[Digital Drift 2015] We're joined by Neil Taylor of GameBurst to review two movies from one of his very favourite series. When we recorded this first show we hadn't yet seen 5 or 6 (Sharon hadn't seen 3 or 4 either) so it's something of a discovery process for us. Find out over the course of the next few episodes if we're just middling on the car porn, jiggling auto-floozies and machismo-masking-vulnerability or in fact if we end up flippin' LOVING The Fast and the Furious. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw Guest: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg

[Digital Drift 2015] Here's the second part of our analysis of the Twilight saga. There's some really silly and occasionally genuinely troubling material in here, but also some surprisingly heartfelt moments that caught us offguard. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw

[Digital Drift 2015] To coincide with the release of Fifty Shades of Grey, Sharon and I went back to the source material with a pair of shows we've been sitting on for a year! We had to put Pinocchio on hod for this one but he'll be back in two weeks.  In this initial volume we review the first three installments of the Twilight Saga.  It's my theory that these books and films are the Nickelback of the literary and cinematic worlds, hated on general principle. Partly because in the eyes of many they pervert the mythos of the vampire, daring to make the suckers sparkle in the sun rather than exploding. Partly because of their immense popularity, which always creates a counter-culture.  So Sharon and I dived in attempting to review the films themselves in a vacuum. Those who hate the films may hate this podcast because we're rather kind and enthusiastic. Those that love them will hate this podcast because we call them on the rubbish, the weaker elements and the more troubling aspects (especially in the two-part finale of Breaking Dawn). So welcome to a show nobody is going to love. If you love these shows support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/alexandershaw  

[Digital Drift 2014] This is the first impressions review of The Hobbit: Battle of the Five Armies. Next year we will be covering all three movies with a deeper focus on production in our Extended Edition podcasts. If you've just joined us for Digital Drift you can of course hear the reviews of the Lord of the Rings and first two Hobbits on the Digital Gonzo section of the podcast feed.   It's been hard-going for some of us to say a last goodbye to the Weta films. The fact that they've divided audiences far more than the original trilogy exacerbates the isolation that comes with this. Experience the wrath and ruin of dragon fire. Watch an obscene amount of gold drive an essentially decent dwarf to insanity. Witness five pages of battle written by Tolkein get fully expanded into a war among the species' of Middle-earth. Feel the loss and grief of these events from the many perspectives beyond just that of Bilbo Baggins as the scope of this project hammers home.  Guests: Chris Eason of GameBurst James Batchelor of Bond and Beyond Glen Watts of the Digital Drift community  

[Digital Drift 2014] To kick off a discussion about “nanar”; that is movies that are so spectacularly bad that they wrap right the way round into great we bring you the podcast reviews of Troll and Troll 2. This also constitutes our Halloween Spooktacular and gives you all something fun to listen to while taking shelter from the GamerGate debate. Troll was a daft fantasy horror movie made in 1986. It's hard to say who it's aimed at because it's too scary for small children and too silly for anyone over the age of nine. It has inflections of Gremlins and Poltergeist but none of the style or craftsmanship. There are plenty of surprising and appealing nuggets of fun to be had amongst the weird “troll-menaces-apartment-block” plot and some disarmingly canny performances to boot, but ultimately this was one of those films made to be forgotten. Until Troll 2 came along in 1990 that is. This isn't a sequel of any sort. It was originally going to be called “Goblins” and the name was changed so as to purposefully be confused with the mildly successful Troll. Now that's the sort of creative pedigree that makes us sit up and take notice. Dig even further into this green gloop and you'll find it is one of the most incompetently constructed movies ever, with every single scene botched in some way and some world class overacting and delivery by the hysterical cast. The short of it is; Family goes on a house exchange to a town in Utah named “Nilbog” turns out it's full of goblins. They like to eat people after turning them partly into vegetable matter. Also the boy has the Shining or something. Clickety clack.   It has in recent times been rediscovered and cherished by a select group of fans celebrating its sheer badness. A documentary by its now grown up child star; “Best Worst Movie” was made in 2010 and is available on Netflix UK. In it we re-acquaint ourselves with the oddball cast reflecting back on when they took part in this extraordinary project. The brilliant review podcast “We Hate Movies” won't cover Troll 2, because in their words, what are they going to say that's funnier than anything within this film? We had to at least try since in the UK this is not infamous and is barely even known. That's an injustice we'd like to redress. Don't worry about seeing these first. Listen to the show to get a feel and then track down the R1 double DVD set if it sounds like your thing.  It also leads to a discussion about nanar film and whether or not it is possible to make one on purpose, with a wonderful little inspirational piece on that subject from The Idea Channel, which you should be watching every week.   

[Digital Drift 2014] The Transformers road trip has lost all but one lone, solitary truck, powering on through a new leg of what may be a never-ending journey. Yes folks, I did end up going to see Transformers 4, and on this show, Sharon asks me all about my experience.  Is this a new lease of life for the series? A soft reboot, ditching the former human cast members in favour of all-new ones and setting aside awkward frat comedy for the dilemma of a struggling family. [Sounds great.] Still written by Ehren Kruger and now starring Mark Wahlberg [Oh Jesus Christ!]. The autobots are now a hunted, endangered species, thanks to their heroic genocide of their own people in the last movie, done in the name of protecting us humans, with our interminable capacity for greatness. Plus it has the dinobots [No it doesn't]. And Optimus is seriously suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder [Nobody ever mentions it]. Is this better or worse than the first three? Find out right now.  I do something with Michael Bay halfway through that will surprise you.  Next pit-stop we are rejoined by a full cast as we delve into the best depiction of these bots in any medium, the animated show, Transformers Prime. Even if you haven't seen it, have no immediate interest or don't want it spoiled we still suggest you listen as the depth, subtlety and character focus we describe in detail will surprise and delight you, leaving everyone wondering why that can never be their big screen representation.    

[Digital Drift 2014] Our road trip with the autobots veers off the beaten track and onto a superhighway full of exploding guns and alien car invasion. In a series defined by its crapulence this may actually be its lowest point. Billed by some as a return to form on its release in 2011, which prompted the question from others; “What form?” and from still others “What form will our destructor take?”.  We'll tell you what form in this very podcast. If we sounded like we were in pain on the last episode we can assure you it was just the preliminary wave of agony. This one actually made my heart hurt as well as my brain.  We wished for Megan Fox to return, that's how bad it got.  As for plot? The moon landing in 1969 was in fact a secret plot to find a thing and… weird, CGI Kennedy face. I can't even carry on beyond that first minute. Spock is in this. A robot Spock. A robot Spock that actually manageress to defile and spin on its axis one of the greatest lines and greatest sentiments of one of the greatest sci fi movements of all time. Optimus is not only laid low in this, he is in fact unwittingly depicted as John Rambo in First Blood, only in a context far closer to Rambo III. His obvious post-traumatic stress disorder sidelined and ignored in favour of robot carnage and the American flag. A violent juxtaposition of lost themes and soulless jingoism. It would be churlish to call this film “Evil”, it would also fall somewhat short of the mark in describing what a blight upon the world it is.  Guests: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg

[Digital Drift 2014] Our road trip with the autobots continues. We hit a bumpy road as the writer's strike of 2007 looms. Fortunately this movie proved that you apparently don't even NEED writers and that a triple-A blockbuster action movie could be sloppily thrown together without discernible structure or coherence and still rake in more than its predecessor. Just cast your eyes over the image I've used for this week's podcast. Ask yourself “A: What the hell were they thinking? and B: Why did everybody let them get away with it?” And that character and his brother are just two of the issues that slaughter any enjoyment and engagement you might have felt. This is not a movie for watching, it's a movie for laying down and avoiding. It's a terrible experience from beginning to end. Even fans of the original tend to dislike this one. However we're out to establish WHY it's so awful. Joining us for this leg of the journey is Mike Hearn of the webcomic “Walter the Wicked” who kindly put together some special artwork for the show. Neil Taylor of GameBurst also returns for further punishment.   Guests: Neil Taylor of TheKidDogg Mike Hearn of Walter the Wicked