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Having released popular Drum & Bass music since 1997, on leading labels such as Renegade, Partisan, 720 degrees, and Good Looking Records, Future Engineers finally launch brand new imprint Transference Recordings. It is designed to become a regular outlet – via digital download stores – for top quality and forward-thinking, deep D&B music. The label sets off on a very strong foot with Future Engineers delivering the superb Ellipse EP – a refreshingly diverse collection of deeper D&B tracks from the top drawer. Full Bio Lee Batchelor and Keir Cleminson are Future Engineers, a Glasgow based drum and bass production outfit, best known for their music that was released by LTJ Bukem’s Good Looking Organisation between 1999 and 2003, and also for the progressive, dance floor friendly DJ sets that they have performed across Europe. They released their seminal 12” (“The Silence”/”Shattered”) on Renegade Recordings in 1997, quickly followed by popular material on labels such as Temple Records and Partisan. Almost 10 years since they first broke onto the scene, they have retained their reputation as a boundary-pushing and prolific drum and bass act. Their solid working relationship has been built on the foundations of a life-long friendship, having grown up together in North London and then Glasgow when Keir relocated there in 1990, followed by Lee in 1994. From early childhood they were constantly surrounded by music – from studio sessions to live concerts – due to their fathers who were working together in the industry. Most notably, Keir’s father was lead guitarist in The Sensational Alex Harvey Band and Lee’s Father co-produced some of their albums (he also co-produced “Slide Away” for Oasis on their debut album “Definitely Maybe” years later!) As a result of this exposure and the uptake of musical and studio know-how, it was a natural choice by Lee and Keir to pursue a similar career to their fathers. As teenagers in the 1990s, they listened to London’s pirate radio stations, following the progression of early Hardcore through to Hardcore Techno, Jungle Techno, Jungle and then Drum and Bass – learning the sounds along the way with a view to producing material of their own in future. When Lee moved to Glasgow, bringing with him some studio equipment that he had collected, the pair began to experiment in writing a variety of styles of drum and bass. But it wasn’t until they heard LTJ Bukem’s first Radio One Essential Mix in July 1995 that they identified the kind of sound they were most interested in creating, and tailored their approach in the studio accordingly. Around this time, they also befriended a fellow Glaswegian drum and bass producer, KMC, who had built up a good reputation (and knowledge of the scene) outside Scotland, and he encouraged them to relinquish a demo DAT in order to start the process of getting material signed to record labels. Good Looking Records The relationship with Good Looking Records began in 1999 when LTJ Bukem selected a track entitled “Timeshift” to be part of the third volume of his legendary Progression Sessions mix CD series. It was an instant fans’ favourite due to the futuristic synths and technological vibes that would become two abiding ingredients of Future Engineers’ sound. In the ensuing years, the duo released tracks on a variety of labels under the Good Looking Organisation umbrella – such as PHD’s Ascendant Grooves, Tayla’s Nexus Records and Blame’s 720 Degrees. The latter proved to be a particularly significant outlet for them within the Good Looking camp and their 12”s, “Changes in State”/”Rogue Comet” and “Momentum”/”Organism” played no small part in the fast growing reputation of that particular label. Technetum EP By 2001 they were so highly regarded by the Good Looking Organisation, having almost all of their new music picked up by the labels within, that Lee and Keir accepted the offer to sign an exclusive artist contract. In addition to agreeing a structured release schedule, this presented an opportunity for Future Engineers to showcase their DJ talents at some of the Progression Sessions nights throughout Europe. It proved to be a good year for the Engineers; a track entitled “Merge” was selected to appear on MC Conrad’s Logical Progression Level 4 CD, and the boundary pushing, dance floor shaker “Echo-Location” was one of the highlights of LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad’s Progression Sessions 6, recorded live in the USA. 2002 saw the release of the “Technetium EP” – four slices of hard-edged, techno-orientated, atmospheric drum and bass – which was widely acclaimed by fans and music critics alike. This actually turned out to be the penultimate Future Engineers release on Good Looking Records – the last being a remix of Pariah’s “Midnight” in 2003. Almost three years later, in early 2006, despite a lot of support and guidance from LTJ Bukem, MC Conrad and the rest of the Good Looking Organisation over the years, Future Engineers’ request to terminate the exclusive contract they had signed with them was accepted very amicably. This event marked the beginning of a new era and they did not hesitate to make their mark on the scene once again, releasing the popular “Down-Time” and a remix of Matizz’s “Through My Eyes” on Camino Blue Recordings, and a three track plate (including the much anticipated “Eon”) on Covert Operations Recordings. Comeback The comeback is still building momentum as Lee and Keir continue to write more and more fresh material in the studio and DJ throughout Europe once again. Furthermore, the imminent launch of their brand new imprint – Transference Recordings – spells exciting times ahead… TrackList 1. Malaky - Spiralled - Fokus Recordings 2. Walkr - All I Need Ft Charli Brix - Warmer - Celsius Recordings 3. Hiddenwave - Up All Night - Scientific Records Dub 4. Ed:it - Kovacs - Shogun Audio 5. EastColors - Vaska - Demand Records 6. Dauntless - Departures - Dispatch Recordings Dub 7. S.P.Y - Dreaming - Hospital Records 8. Ed:it - Nevermind It - Shogun Audio 9. Future Engineers - Eternity - Plasma Audio 10. Radicall - Allure (Future Engineers Remix) - Transference Dub 11. Naibu - Fighting for Attention (Future Engineers Remix) - Scientific Records  12. Seba & Ulrich Schnauss - M7 - Blu Mar Ten Music 13. Cern - Premonition - Dispatch Recordings 14. Homemade Weapons - Heiress - Samurai Music 15. Nami - Imitator - Lifestyles Music 16. Revaux ft. Charli Brix -  Colours - Lifestyles Music Dub 17. Dauntless & Fuj - Lucidity - Dispatch Recordings Dub 18. Nami & 'Lo - Inside - Lifestyles Music 19. Dauntless & Fuj - Change of Plan - Transference Dub 20. Dauntless & Fuj - Shadow Beast -  Dispatch Recordings Dub

https://therpgacademy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/ST-18-stan-shinn-ergy.mp3 Hello and welcome to Show & Tell the Podcasts from The Rpg Academy where we bring on guests to talk about something new and cool we want them to show us and tell us all about! (Get it?) Today's Guest is Stan Shinn founder of Rogue Comet who you also may know from his social media presence where he has shared many awesome tools including: 5e Rules Summary / GM Screen Early Edition converter Early Edition converter 1-sheet version The Arena of Blood (conversion) Down Draft (conversion) Island of the Lizard God (conversion) B4: The lost city (conversion) Actual Play 5e & Oe/1e Comparison But today we are here to talk about his recently launched and already fully funded Kickstarter project: Dungeonesque: World of Redmark Dungeonesque is a collection of 10 1-sheet dungeon adventures that can be ran with little to no prep. Perfect for a one-shot adventure or as a kick off to a new campaign or even a side-trek to keep things moving. Listen along as Stan gives all the details to this Kickstarter.  Then stick around for a bonus Synergy episode as well as Stan's piece of our on-going choose your own adventure game. Comments and Feedback are always welcome. Thanks!! ~Michael E-mail us at Podcast@TheRpgAcademy Follow us on twitter @TheRpgAcademy Visit our Facebook Page Join our Google+ Community Page at: The RPG Academy Support our show by becoming a Patron at www.Patreon.Com/TheRpgAcademy

Your new in-joke: "the Vampire's wife."Our Guests+Nathan Panke+Stan ShinnShow Notes after the jumpGuest NotesStan & Nathan are part of the creative team behind Rogue Comet Games (http://roguecomet.com/)Rogue Comet is currently Kickstarting their "Dungeonesque: World of Redmark" line of adventures at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/stanshinn/dungeonesque-world-of-redmark-5e-adventures-and-maShow NotesWe Play "This Old Module"Here's the premise:Adam picks a module from a stack of classic TSR modulesEach panelist picks three ways in which they would do one of the following:Update itImprove itMake it your ownThe Modules In PlayC2: Ghost Tower of InvernessT1: The Village of HommletX1: The Isle of DreadN1: Against the Cult of the Reptile GodWhat would you do with these modules? Send us your three things and we'll try to post them on the website soon. We might even broadcast them!Thanks for joining us for this episode of Drink Spin Run. If you like what you've heard, share us with your friends, leave us an iTunes review or send us an email at dsr@kickassistan.net. You can also support us at http://www.patreon.com/DSRCast. Our theme music was generously provided by the band Blue Snaggletooth (http://bluesnaggletooth.bandcamp.com). Once again, thanks for listening, you gorgeous listeners.

Continuity be damned!Our Guests+Nathan Panke+Stan ShinnShow Notes after the jumpGuest NotesStan & Nathan are part of the creative team behind Rogue Comet Games (http://roguecomet.com/)Rogue Comet is currently Kickstarting their "Dungeonesque: World of Redmark" line of adventures at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/stanshinn/dungeonesque-world-of-redmark-5e-adventures-and-maShow NotesDrinkOarsman Ale, Bell's Brewery, Kalamazoo, MISnow Roller Hoppy Brown Ale, Magic Hat Brewery,South Burlington, VTDirty Bastard, Founders Brewery, Grand Rapids, MICast Iron Oatmeal Brown, Four Hands Brewery, St. Louis, MOChocolate Milk Stout, Four Hands Brewery, St. Louis, MOTasmanian IPA, Schlafly, St. Louis, MOSpinThe "Berlin Period"David Bowie"Low""Heroes""Lodger"Iggy Pop"The Idiot"Brian Eno"Before And After Science"Star Wars: The Force Unleashed SoundtackGlam rock Christmas music!Downfall of Nur, "Umbras de Barbagia"Vince Guaraldi TrioSnarky PuppyReadWeird of the White Wolf, Michael MoorcockStar Wars: The Force Awakens, Alan Dean Foster (!!!)Leviathan Wakes, James SA CoreyNathan was listening to audiobooks of the following:Shattered Sea Trilogy, Joe AbercrombieThe Dark Tower Series, Stephen KingAmerican Gods, Neil GaimanRunStan's been running a lot of games, including:An Apocalypse World game based on Rush's album "2112" Star Wars via Savage Worlds Classic Traveller5e D&D (where the KS came from)Adam just got done running Beyond the Wall for the DSR Actual Play Live Stream and is gearing up to run Paranoia 2e in January!Thanks for joining us for this episode of Drink Spin Run. If you like what you've heard, share us with your friends, leave us an iTunes review or send us an email at dsr@kickassistan.net. You can also support us at http://www.patreon.com/DSRCast. Our theme music was generously provided by the band Blue Snaggletooth (http://bluesnaggletooth.bandcamp.com). Once again, thanks for listening, you gorgeous listeners.

Crick reveals what he's been storing in carbonite... and it isn't Corbomite. Improvised October 26, 2014 from a suggestion by Andrew Vanderwoude FeaturingSean Kelley as Lt. Cdr. Crick WatsonChristopher Rathjen as Cdr. Corbomite HayesMatt Young as Cpt. Julius V. Baxter, Evil Baxter, Evil Baxter's Evil Twin with Special Guest Shad Kunkle as the Crypt Keeper (Lt. Cdr. Gary Williamson) Edited by Eric Scull News for October 31, 2015: IST Cast members on the Scareblast Podcast:| Matt Young | Irene Marquette | Mary Cait Walthall | MuggleNet's Trek-heavy interview with Dr. Travis Langley We are now finalists in the Audio Verse Awards! Please help us to seal the deal. Thanks, Rogue Comet, for the new iTunes review! Our next LIVE RUN starts next week at iO in Chicago! Learn more, and get your tickets, on their web site. Happy Halloween!

Gravity Radioshow by Kolya Meeks on EYE 1 Radio (Amsterdam, Miami, Washington) 01-Fran Von Vie - Virtual Love (original mix) 02-Apparat - Arcadia (Telefon Tel Aviv remix) 03-Mono Electric Orchestra - Blunt Force Trauma (Max Cooper remix) 04-Oliver Schories - Backpack Of Memories (original mix) 05-Denis A - Toliman (original mix) 06-Tvardovsky - Mountains (original mix) 07-7thkey - Rogue Comet (original mix) 08-Muzarco & Nir Shoshani - Stringer Bell (Marc Marzenit life cycles remix) 09-Cora Novoa - Once Upon A Time In Your Window (original mix) 10-Charlie May - Night Light (Yamil Colucci unofficial mix)

Gravity Radioshow by Kolya Meeks on EYE 1 Radio (Amsterdam, Miami, Washington) 01-Fran Von Vie - Virtual Love (original mix) 02-Apparat - Arcadia (Telefon Tel Aviv remix) 03-Mono Electric Orchestra - Blunt Force Trauma (Max Cooper remix) 04-Oliver Schories - Backpack Of Memories (original mix) 05-Denis A - Toliman (original mix) 06-Tvardovsky - Mountains (original mix) 07-7thkey - Rogue Comet (original mix) 08-Muzarco & Nir Shoshani - Stringer Bell (Marc Marzenit life cycles remix) 09-Cora Novoa - Once Upon A Time In Your Window (original mix) 10-Charlie May - Night Light (Yamil Colucci unofficial mix)