Saturday, October 31, 2009

Indie Rocks Electro - The Extended Mix!


This is the extended version of my previously released electro mix. The original is 80 minutes, but this mix adds another 18 on to that. This might be a better version for exercising, studying, or other activities that might take longer than the usual length of CD. Hope you enjoy it!

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Older Mixes Sidebar!

I have begun adding the older mixes to a sidebar for easy access and downloading. I hope to have info pages for each and every old mix which include track listings. For now however this will do. Listeners who have heard these older mixes will be treated to several new "old" mixes I never posted. One is the extended version of Indie Rocks Electro (over twenty more minutes of mix!) and the other is a massive three hour dry run of an entire night's DJ set at Babalu's. I'll post them relatively soon. I'm also mulling over which of about 5 or so ideas for new mixes I'll try to create next!
T

Friday, October 23, 2009

Creepy Crawlies



Text tracklist follows below.
This new mix is the inaugural post here on my blog- I hope it will be one of many! I plan on linking to all my old mixes here as well, so people can find them more easily. But that's still in the (near) future!
Since Halloween is coming up I wanted to make a mix featuring tracks that all gave me goosebumps or made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Artists like Ben Klock, Voodeux, and Peace Division have been doing this quite well ever since I began listening to them.
It actually bothered me that Itamar Sagi's "Black Gold" is so beautiful because I felt like it didn't quite fit the creepy theme. Ultimately it is such a well-produced track that it gave me goosebumps, so I let it stay.
Obviously Trent Reznor is a master, so when I had the opportunity to lead off with one of his tracks for David Lynch's Lost Highway, I took it. Kind of a strange way to begin a house mix, but the "WTF?!?" factor made it worthwhile, I think.
This is not a particularly poppy or melodic mix, and it won't appeal to everybody, but at least we get the electro-meets-Michael Jackson antics of Hot Pink Delorean as a closer. Really, how could I pass up a song about Zombies on a Halloween mix?
T

Tracklist

Trent Reznor - Videodrones; Questions
Tiga - Mind Dimension (Darling Farah rmx)
Brett Johnson - Rubber Duck
Patrice Baumel - Roar
Chaim - Thrill You
Peace Division - Eh Oh Um
Broombeck - Monoturn (Solomun rmx)
Mac Neumann - Calypso
Itamar Sagi - Black Gold
Ben Klock - Check for Pulse
Voodeux - Skeleton Key
Little Boots - Remedy (Style of Eye rmx)
Shlomi Aber - Quiver
Replika - Even Further (Pezzner rmx)
Delphic - Counterpoint (Paul Woolford rmx)
Voodeux - Bones
Designer Drugs - ZOMBIES! (Hot Pink Delorean rmx)