I have had the great pleasure of being invited to contribute to Trashbagskids. After flying away into stormy clouds over the weekend i searched deep for what would make an interesting buffer to the standard post within today's blog sphere, and more so, how could it relate to what is going on RIGHT now in the world the Electronic Music from an angle that would make us take 3 steps backward and countless steps forward into the mind of a WIZARD.

For those who are not familiar there is a big Russian shovel digging deep into our taste buds, we all know too well Artists such as ZZT, AC SLATER & more Famously THE PROXY have secrets of their own. Somehow i was lucky to discover a weapon of choice assisting some of these juggernauts to be able to produce sounds that is pathing new directions in today's Dance music.

Its like an underground wonder world of the most insanely spine shivering baselines to be introduced to the human ear, sounds that are influenced from 80's acid house with Roland 303s, dub step and garage...... I introduce the ROLAND V-SYNTH

This is the baby making all the noise the monster of all monsters, with capabilities that are endless.

Below i have posted 3 tracks that resemble the power that this god "PUTS OUT"... The typical WAU WAU sample dunked in evil spirits of magic spells that seem to forever need to be on repeat, just to grasp how dam cool and untouchable the production of these baby's are....and today, right now i still cant get over it.

Enjoi

AC SLATER - CALM DOWN **deadlink**

ZZT - THE WORM (original munich version) [rightclick to download]

THE PROXY - DESTROY [rightclick to download]

4 Comments:

oh its mark.

haha

zebra..
why cause you like white lines?

By  K., at Thursday, May 14, 2009 5:23:00 AM GMT+10:00  

Haha.....TK I'm a stripes fan iv always told u that!

By  The Zebra, at Thursday, May 14, 2009 6:33:00 AM GMT+10:00  

commenting about wizards hey. i wish i was a wizard, there i said it.

By  digs, at Thursday, May 14, 2009 10:50:00 AM GMT+10:00  

i like lines

By  Jax, at Thursday, May 14, 2009 11:06:00 PM GMT+10:00  

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