Podcasts about Tigerbeat6

Name a genre, and you can bet that Luis Garban has tried his hand at it once or twice. Once a staple of the mid-'00s IDM and breakcore scene—think Tigerbeat6—as Cardopusher, Garban found a temporary home in the dubstep scene afterwards, before shooting off in what felt like a million directions. He might be the only artist to release on both Hyperdub and Boysnoize Records. He makes music that can sound like the future or the past, sometimes both at once, and the Venezuelan-born, Spain-based producer's name is shorthand for musical adventurism and variety. Last year, things got even wilder with the debut of Safety Trance, a new alias that explores pan-Latin club music, with a focus on collaboration and shorter, structured songs. (Artists he's worked with include Arca, Iceboy Violet and Virgen Maria.) It's some of the best and most creative work of his career, riding a larger Latin techno wave producing some of the best music around these days. If that weren't enough, returning to Cardopusher, Garban has a career-best EP on the way for EVAR Records, pulling together the various strands of the project into a multi-genre, Gen-Z-friendly raveathon. Loaded with original tracks from both projects, RA Podcast could be billed as Cardopusher vs. Safety Trance, with highlights coming from Atari Teenage Riot, VTSS and Venetian Snares, which should give you an idea for the kind of controlled chaos you're in for with this one. @cardopusher Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/867

Hosts Nate Wilcox & Ryan Harkness discuss Matos' treatment of electroclash, mashups and the impact of 9/11 on the electronic dance music scene in America.Buy the book and support the podcast.Download this episode.Have a question or a suggestion for a topic or person for Nate to interview? Email letitrollpodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter.Follow us on Facebook.Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Raoul Sinier joins us for this episode of the Bassfug podcast. We talk about his art, making music on an Amiga 500, and Ableton Live, and reaching out to labels. Raoul has released on Ad Noiseam, Planet Mu, Coredump Records, Tigerbeat6, and Sublight Records. It's another "what do you think of Social Media?" episode that you don't want to miss! http://raoulsinier.com/ https://raoulsinier.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/raoul-sinier

Duran Duran Duran joins us for this episode of the Bassfug podcast. We talk about his albums, using math for SoundEdit, Moving to Berlin, Facebook, throwing parties in Philadelphia, and of course BREAKCORE. Duran Duran Duran has released his music on Cock Rock Disco, Planet Mu, and Tigerbeat6 It's another "the audio quality gets way better towards the end of the interview" episode that you don't want to miss! https://duranduranduran.bandcamp.com/music https://soundcloud.com/duranduranduran https://www.facebook.com/Duran-Duran-Duran-117669818281421/

Jace Clayton is a music writer and musician who records as DJ /rupture. His book is Uproot: Travels in 21st-Century Music and Digital Culture. “What does it mean to be young and have some sound inside your head? Or to be in a scene that you want to broadcast to the world? That notion of the world is changing, who you’re broadcasting to is changing, all these different things—the tool sets. But there’s this very fundamental joy of music making. I was like, ‘Ok. Let’s find flashpoints where interesting things are happening and can be unpacked that shed different little spotlights on it, but do fall into this wider view of how we articulate what’s thrilling to be alive right now.’” Thanks to MailChimp for sponsoring this week's episode. @djrupture jaceclayton.com [04:15] Uproot: Travels in 21st-Century Music and Digital Culture (Farrar, Straus and Giroux • 2016) [05:00] Wax Poetic [05:30] "Slow Burn" (The Fader • Jul 2008) [06:00] "Past Masters" (The National • Mar 2009) [15:30] "Pitch Perfect" (Frieze • May 2009) [23:30] Mudd Up! [29:15] "Julius Eastman Memorial Dinner" (The Music Gallery • Oct 2014) [29:30] Julius Eastman’s Femenine [35:00] The Mudd Up! Radio Archive [37:45] Caroline Shaw [40:00] "Cairo: Something New" (The Fader • Oct 2012) [41:15] "Tribal Guarachero: Mexican Teens & Aztec History" (The Fader • Oct 2010) [42:15] Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game (Michael Lewis • W.W. Norton & Company • 2004) [44:45] Tigerbeat6

Mantis Radio 113 + Phat Chex DVNT Imploded View – Across The Snow [Psychonavigation Records] Enoruos – Yggdrasil [Spiritech Recordings] nim – Down [nim] Swarm Intelligence – Something Broken [Swarm Intelligence] C Mantle – Blackboard Jungle [Digital Distortions] kid606 – New boss same as old boss [Tigerbeat6] Roger Robinson – Spaceship [dub] Imaginary Forces – The Last Mimesis [Sleep Codes] Forward Strategy Group – Elegant Mistakes [Perc Trax] Untold – Overdrive [Hemlock] + Speedy J – Snap [Speedy J] Unam Zetineb – Twishots (Voidloss Blacker than pitch mix) [Voidloss] VC-118A – Antenna Forest [Lunar Disko] Actress – ShockTherapy101 [Dummy] Death Abyss – Destroy the Mundane [Rods Konez] George Lanham – Rationale for Revenge [Pareto Park] Jon Convex – What I Need feat. Velvit [Convex Industries] Mr Jones – Black Rainbow [The Public Stand] Mad-Tek – Get Down [Digital Distortions] Dominator (AGT Rave Cru Unofficial remix) [AGT Rave Cru] Dan Fix – Anti Wax [Digital Distortions] Threnody – Squarewave Rhythm [dub] SD Laika – 36 [XLR8R] Ion Driver – Turn It Up [Digital Distortions] PHAT CHEX Corticyte – Impulse 101 Pip Williams – I won’t let go Trevino – Indulge Bambounou – Deepstaria Ben Milstein – Pulser Al Tourette’s – untitled Jon Convex – Desolation Phat Chex – Uncertain Future [Darkfloor Sound] Untold – Overdrive Banbounou – Chrome Phat Chex – Puxton Bridge [Darkfloor Sound]

Mantis Radio 113 + Phat Chex DVNT Imploded View – Across The Snow [Psychonavigation Records] Enoruos – Yggdrasil [Spiritech Recordings] nim – Down [nim] Swarm Intelligence – Something Broken [Swarm Intelligence] C Mantle – Blackboard Jungle [Digital Distortions] kid606 – New boss same as old boss [Tigerbeat6] Roger Robinson – Spaceship [dub] Imaginary Forces – The Last Mimesis [Sleep Codes] Forward Strategy Group – Elegant Mistakes [Perc Trax] Untold – Overdrive [Hemlock] + Speedy J – Snap [Speedy J] Unam Zetineb – Twishots (Voidloss Blacker than pitch mix) [Voidloss] VC-118A – Antenna Forest [Lunar Disko] Actress – ShockTherapy101 [Dummy] Death Abyss – Destroy the Mundane [Rods Konez] George Lanham – Rationale for Revenge [Pareto Park] Jon Convex – What I Need feat. Velvit [Convex Industries] Mr Jones – Black Rainbow [The Public Stand] Mad-Tek – Get Down [Digital Distortions] Dominator (AGT Rave Cru Unofficial remix) [AGT Rave Cru] Dan Fix – Anti Wax [Digital Distortions] Threnody – Squarewave Rhythm [dub] SD Laika – 36 [XLR8R] Ion Driver – Turn It Up [Digital Distortions] PHAT CHEX Corticyte – Impulse 101 Pip Williams – I won’t let go Trevino – Indulge Bambounou – Deepstaria Ben Milstein – Pulser Al Tourette’s – untitled Jon Convex – Desolation Phat Chex – Uncertain Future [Darkfloor Sound] Untold – Overdrive Banbounou – Chrome Phat Chex – Puxton Bridge [Darkfloor Sound]

You Are Hear Glade Festival Special Podcast July 2006Magz Hall brings a special You Are Hear show featuring highlights from the Glade Festival featuring live sets from:www.youarehear.co.ukKnifehandchopKnifehandchop is electronic musician Billy Pollard from Toronto, Canada. He started programming electronic beats when he was 18.Knifehandchop takes from many different influences and styles, and mixes them together into a form of bastard pop. He uses elements from ragga, techno, hardcore, hip-hop and electro.He has released vinyl and CD's on labels such as Tigerbeat6 and Irritant records.COUNTRYSIDE ALLIANCE CREWWrong music's farmer Squad back in action withthere first live show of 2006. Yardcore remixes ofthe Wurzels, Booty bass Emerdale theme tune mashupsand 20+ farmers yielding bling horse brasses andmixing in tracktor, get ready for a rural takeover.Glaswegian keytar playing noise-pop-midicore duo GAY AGAINST YOU consisting of Joe Howe aka GERMLIN & Lachlann Rattray aka YOKO OH NO! "Gay Against You are part of a fine mentalist tradition that spans Atari Teenage Riot, Denim and Diamonds, Les Savy Fav, Devo and, er, Dweeb and are a breath of fresh air in the often po-faced pretentious Glasgow noise/improv scene." Diskant Live Bongra special from the Glade is now also podcast check it outhttp://youarehear.co.uk/audio/All%20Podcasts/Glade.mp3Podcast of the week Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent

You Are Hear Glade Festival Special Podcast July 2006Magz Hall brings a special You Are Hear show featuring highlights from the Glade Festival featuring live sets from:www.youarehear.co.ukKnifehandchopKnifehandchop is electronic musician Billy Pollard from Toronto, Canada. He started programming electronic beats when he was 18.Knifehandchop takes from many different influences and styles, and mixes them together into a form of bastard pop. He uses elements from ragga, techno, hardcore, hip-hop and electro.He has released vinyl and CD's on labels such as Tigerbeat6 and Irritant records.COUNTRYSIDE ALLIANCE CREWWrong music's farmer Squad back in action withthere first live show of 2006. Yardcore remixes ofthe Wurzels, Booty bass Emerdale theme tune mashupsand 20+ farmers yielding bling horse brasses andmixing in tracktor, get ready for a rural takeover.Glaswegian keytar playing noise-pop-midicore duo GAY AGAINST YOU consisting of Joe Howe aka GERMLIN & Lachlann Rattray aka YOKO OH NO! "Gay Against You are part of a fine mentalist tradition that spans Atari Teenage Riot, Denim and Diamonds, Les Savy Fav, Devo and, er, Dweeb and are a breath of fresh air in the often po-faced pretentious Glasgow noise/improv scene." Diskant Live Bongra special from the Glade is now also podcast check it outhttp://youarehear.co.uk/audio/All%20Podcasts/Glade.mp3Podcast of the week Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent

PIMMON is arguably Australia’s most well known and most successful experimental music producers, having recorded for various labels around the world (including Tigerbeat6 and Fat Cat) and collaborating with the likes of FENNESZ and OREN AMBARCHI.Over the preceding eighteen months, PIMMON released five albums of new material, from 2009’s ‘Smudge Another Yesterday’ to his forthcoming split cassette on Spanish Magic, which comes backed with one of his earliest recordings from 1983 under the name YCLEPT DINMAKERS.Stu Buchanan talks with Pimmon about  this productive patch and discovers whether his early 80s material is really worth a listen, and whether any of the so-called chillwave cassette bands actually sound any good with the hiss removed.

Well it has been a while, hasn't it? Our heartfelt apologies for leaving you without your fix for so long. But the Memekast is officially back in action, and to kick off 2009, we brought the HEAT. Representing Daly City Records in California, we're delighted to present 40 minutes of all new, unreleased material from Mochipet. If you haven't heard of Mochipet through his work with artists like Spank Rock, Kid606, Ellen Alien, and Otto Von Schirach (on such labels as Tigerbeat6, Bpitchcontrol, or his own Daly City imprint), then perhaps you've read about him in the Village Voice, URB, XLR8R, or SF Bay Guardian. Or heard his tracks while you were watching Tony Hawk, Lance Mountain, or Ray Barbee on Fuel TV. Yeah, we didn't exactly discover this guy. But we're honored to share this exclusive set with our listeners.

Hailing from Detroit, Michigan, Todd Osborn aka Soundmurderer has gained a reputation as one of most exciting junglists to emerge from the US. Owner of the sought-after Rewind Records imprint, Todd set up the first ever drum 'n' bass store in Detroit, Dubplate Pressure. He was finally given the props he deserves through his colossal Wired For Sound mix CD, released on Tigerbeat6 sub-label Violent Turd in 2003, and has spent recent years dropping ballistic ragga-charged jungle sets from his laptop to crowds pretty much all over the place. Anyone following his musical trajectory will also know of his acid, house, booty, Detroit techno and experimental works on labels such as Spectral, Throw, TNT, Databass and ~scape. This set was recorded at Bashout in Bristol on 9 December 2006, when Soundmurderer played alongside DJ Hidden, Parasite and a host of other acts. Rising from the ashes of Bristol's mentalist Toxic Dancehall jams, Bashout dishes out a thunderous dose of bottom end therapy every few months at the city's legendary Black Swan venue. For details of forthcoming parties, visit their website. No tracklisting. ^ Photo credit: Soundmurderer at Toxic Dancehall IV, by Dan Gusset