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Chocolate Grinder Mix 82

Mr P — Fri, 14 Jun 2013 18:34:29 +0000

What is the song that goes "da dada da dada dadadada"? It's one or more male singers and after the chorus is sounds as if they're saying, "Why you so..." Whats that song that goes nanananananananananananananana…< Help. It's supposedly a really annoying song and It's sung by this guy and I think all he does is go 'nananananananana na na na nanananananana na na na nanananana na na na na na na na na na naaa naaa' It's weird and I think it was one of the most annoying songs or something. What is it? I can't find it anywhere. :/ Whats that song that goes...cause im ballin....??? ok the song goes like cause im ballin..then has a short break and beat and then says somethin about shot callin. dont no who it is by but it is a very common song...anyone no what it is??? What is the song that goes da da da daaaaaaa da? it is a love song from a while ago but well known i cant find it on youtube cos i dunno any of the word lyrics What is that song that goes yeah yeah yeah ? I heard this song that the chorus goes yeah yeah yeah yeah a guy sings the song except the chorus the chorus is like a bunch of girls saying yeah yeah yeah yeah, it has like a beachy melody to it and it's like soft rock. What is the song that goes da da da da dadadada da da? I've got this song in my head its starts off like i said da da da da dadadada da da then a drum beat comes in and it continues please tell me the song if you know it!!!!!!!!! Song that goes girl shake that dun dun dun? i herd this song last night but i was wasted lol it goes girl shake that dun dun dun Whats the name of that song that goes like this...? It goes like this. Do do do de rodododoodedooo do bee do dum da bum da rrum da dum. I heard a big grabber thingy at a junkyard playing it, and it was really catchy. What is the song that goes da da da da, da da da da da? it was used on an old five alive advert and i have heard it remixed in clubs recently its great. anybody have any idea what it could be. ??

Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] BVLMΛ - "Fuck U All The Time" [01:27] Zelooperz - "Hit A Lick" [05:21] cyborgjungle - "666 κλοπη" [05:51] ianisiah - "MINDFUCK" [produced by Arca] [09:11] WEIRDLUCK - "Espresso Venom" [13:45] Kodak Cameo - "Flamingo" [15:57] GUNGE - "$WIMMIN-IN-MONEY" [19:05] WHY BE - "BLASTING VOICE THING (HAN RIVER SPECIAL)" [24:31] a i r s p o r t s - "Feelings" [27:40] D/P/I - "DEAD HEARTS"

Chocolate Grinder Mix 81

Strauss — Fri, 07 Jun 2013 19:26:02 +0000

Dear Chocolate Grinder, Strauss here, writing from Camp Cerberus. How are you? I am fine. I know, I know, I'm sorry that I haven't been in very good touch lately. But it looks like you've been busy! Say hi to the old gang for me, C Monster, m-rubz, Mukqs, Ross Devlin, Mr P of course... you guys are doing a great job without me. I miss you. But Camp Cerberus has been great! My counselor is telling me that we're doing a pretty good job over here, although we could (and should!) be doing more. I know they are just nurturing us and all. It's pretty cool... they really believe in us. Enclosed you'll find some samples of what I've been up to while I've been gone. Some stuff I got hip to from my fellow Cerberus campers, while others are just things I've been stashing away for this care package to you. Just a little mix of summer softies, not a sharp corner to be found. Think of me when you play it, during those sweaty swelters or cool rainy evenings... think of me. I'll be thinking of you too. Love, Strauss Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Alex Donley - “Free of the Cycle” [03:40] Homeshake - “Haters” [06:55] Thoughts on Air - “Glory Skies (Those Eyes)” [13:21] David Grubbs - “Second Salutation” [15:14] Smalts - “Al Zijn de Rozen Niet Aaneen Geregen” [18:14] Bird Names - “The Questioner Appeared Again Today” [21:24] The Dream Supreme - “Home is Where You Brave it”

Chocolate Grinder Mix 80

Squeo — Fri, 31 May 2013 18:54:52 +0000

When I made this Choco Mix, I was thinking about experiencing seasons out of order, wintry songs sustaining their climates in summer, season-less nethersongs, peely stickers on overheating synths, corpse-cold hot licks, sweating through multiple layers, tempo changes as scalding water, hot-flash nostalgia, lukewarm desire, fans in concert halls, air conditioner hum, heating pipe clang, billowing dry ice, chicken soup spilled on tile... Then I got hungry and upset and walked to Subway. Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] James Ferraro - "Dove" [03:35] ™CENTURY - "HD Window" [06:15] Blanche Blanche Blanche - "I Circle Near" [08:22] Synek - "Oddech" [excerpt] [09:03] Miaux - "Stare" [12:15] Jace Clayton - "Gay Guerilla: Part IV" [15:15] él-g - "Grand Huit" [18:15] Dean Blunt - "Y3" [19:46] Stefano Pilia - "Stand Behind the Men Behind the Wire" [23:01] David Newlyn - "Piano Piece" [24:30] The Masque - "Mirror Secrets"

Guest Mix: All Tiny Creatures

m rubz — Thu, 30 May 2013 13:32:29 +0000

Look guys, I know you're all getting #stoked for that All Tiny Creatures? And did you know that said band is also coming out with a new album? Well, in order to get us pumped for their new record, the band has prepared an immaculate guest mix for us that features their new single "The Book" as a jumping-off point. "The Book" is an excellent piece of harmonically rich electro-pop music that creates a surprisingly lush texture with a well-arranged minimal palette of synth, guitar, vocals, and drums. All subsequent tracks on the mix grow out of "The Book," making it feel like the greatest Kraftwerk club epic that never existed. It's an impeccably well-sequenced and streamlined plummet into All Tiny Creatures' sonic world. All Tiny's Creatures' Dark Clock is out June 25 via Hometapes. You can check out their guest mix below: • All Tiny Creatures: http://www.alltinycreatures.com • Hometapes: http://www.home-tapes.com

Chocolate Grinder Mix 79

Mr P — Fri, 24 May 2013 18:39:08 +0000

This isn't a mix of music that I enjoy listening to. In fact, with the exception of Charles Bradley and kitty, this is a mix of music that I either have no interest in (Destiny's Child), am indifferent to (Bibio), might like if I put more effort in (Mikal Cronin), or flat-out don't enjoy listening to (Tegan and Sara). But rather than stringing these songs together in some sort of masochistic mix, I decided to heavily edit them instead, looping, time-stretching/-compressing, modulating, rearranging, pitch-shifting, and eccojamming/plunderphonic-ing/chopping+screwing to the point where Vampire Weekend's "Hudson" becomes a moody electronic track, Bibio's "Mirroring All" turns into an ambient piece, Beach Fossils' "Sleep Apnea" is deconstructed into a glitchy jam, and the entirety of Foxygen's We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic is reduced to less than three minutes. Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Vampire Weekend - "Hudson" [02:32] Charles Bradley - "Crying In The Chapel" [04:17] Bibio - "Mirroring All" [06:18] Destiny's Child - "Nuclear" [10:22] Mikal Cronin - "Weight" [13:44] Tegan and Sara - "How Come You Don't Want Me" [16:01] kitty - "ay shawty 3.0 (feat. lakutis)" [20:38] Beach Fossils - "Sleep Apnea" [22:28] Foxygen - "In The Darkness" [22:30] Foxygen - "No Destruction" [22:32] Foxygen - "On Blue Mountain" [22:35] Foxygen - "San Francisco" [22:37] Foxygen - "Bowling Trophies" [22:39] Foxygen - "Shuggie" [22:41] Foxygen - "Oh Yeah" [22:43] Foxygen - "We Are the 21st Century Ambassadors of Peace & Magic" [22:45] Foxygen - "Oh No 2"

Guest Mix: Lockbox

Jonathan Dean — Fri, 17 May 2013 19:42:23 +0000

Lockbox is the project of young producer Jesse Briata, born in Italy only 18 years ago. The first Lockbox release was entitled Broadleaf, released when Jesse was 15, a collection of downtempo tropical hip-hop released on the now-defunct Fog Rattle label. In the past three years, his sound has evolved to encompass the entire breadth of post-internet beat culture, all glued together with a uniquely itchy, hyperactive sensibility that ensures Lockbox will never become ensnared in trap or fall asleep in the vaporwave waiting room. Grin is the name given to this breathless mix produced by Lockbox exclusively for TMT. Across 32 minutes, Jesse includes a generous overview of his recent past, a well-timed Daft Punk remix, and a handful of tracks from like-minded SoundCloud-based producers. Get happy, and look out for his forthcoming EP, Prince Soul Grenade. Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Lockbox - "Frost Chop" [01:24] RADICALEDWARD - "KITCHY LIVING" [01:53] Lockbox - "Go For It" [03:06] Daft Punk - "I Need You More (Lockbox Remix)" [04:03] GoldRush - "Finally on the Fritz " [04:56] Lockbox - "Ghost Forest" [05:45] Taste Tester - "So Good" [06:15] Lockbox - "Hey Yo Cool" [07:16] Lockbox - "Brainhead2" [10:27] Corn Cat - "Catnap" [11:05] Lockbox - "Maximum Kiss" [17:47] Lockbox - "Yung Lil" [20:12] Lockbox - "Boi" [21:38] Lockbox - "Daze Otik's Eye Laser" [22:33] Lockbox - "Kota Kinabalu" [26:10] Sumguh - "Rodney's Magic Flip" [27:48] Lockbox - "Shuttle" [29:00] Lockbox - "Rodney King Robot"

Chocolate Grinder Mix 78

C Monster — Fri, 10 May 2013 19:34:29 +0000

So, as I'm sitting here on my couch naked around 12:48 a.m. [saved this post at 1:23 a.m.] , I'm expecting to wake up in less than six hours [So what? So what?]. Ima criminal to projection of thought; fuck time, but okay, so here's, like, a new mix[:)]! Only this time I just threw the idea out there to some people on the [capital, Mr P][<3 4 3v3r (editor's note: ditto)] internet [due to deity status]. [OMG — I wish I could play Tekken Tag Team Tournament Two right now, but my 360 keeps half red-ring'ing]. These traxx are what I got in return [in case I didn't use yours, I'll hit you up shortly, fur sure]. But these here are the people you meet on the internet [like me: fuck-maybe-hi]. Please, don't get me wrong. These peeps is what's going on in the undermodem. Opposed to the "underground." Technically, I don't care for tenses. Like past, present, or like narration of person: first, second, fourth. Let's embrace reality, while never meeting, ever. If you are listening to something right now, either my mix of breathing or dishes being washed, please focus on the music. I appreciate that. Breath it in your ears, or something. Like, become what sound is to you. Immerse yourself in the transparency of art and emotional willpower. Continue as a person and forfeit any ego of celebrity. Regards, C Monster PS: That's a picture of Beyoncé on my living room television. Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Magnétophonique - "Jungle Spell Interlude" [00:32] Daytime Television - "Dream Repeater" [03:53] 20013 - "AAA (Alfa Meditation)" [excerpt] [05:29] Marcus Eads - "Meditative Loop" [07:29] hearts bonfire - "reunion " [09:09] YOUNG STRESS - "WINAMP SENSATION" [10:49] Kevin Greenspon - "The Last Good Day" [14:52] Radio Astronomy - "Dorado" [17:08] Nevhar Anhar - "Kintsukuroi" [20:47] r i o t _ m e a d o w s - "t h i s b r a n c h _ w i l l h o l d" [22:46] shamane - "when i with it" [25:28] $ludgehammer - "FFFFFF" [26:52] Godsnack - "End of Side A" [29:27] Lockbox - "frost chop(WIP)"

Guest Mix: TAIGA Records

Mr P — Fri, 03 May 2013 19:11:29 +0000

No matter what the release or when it's being released, Minneapolis-based label TAIGA Records puts an incredible amount of care into its vinyl-only products. From the reissue of Lotus Eaters' Wurmwulv and House of Low Culture's Poisoned Soil to Pauline Oliveros' Deep Listening Band project and Rafael Toral's incredible Space Elements series, each release features audiophile-quality vinyl and essays housed within beautifully hand-bound, letterpressed, and exceptionally designed jackets. These small-run art objects signify not only an extension of the aesthetics found within the grooves, but also a special degree of thought that's not easily, or even usually, translated into the digital world. Because TAIGA's proprietor Andrew Lange won't be pressing a mix onto vinyl anytime soon, we're ecstatic about the digital mix he made last year for us. Rather than showcasing TAIGA's formidable roster, Lange made a mix of Danish new wave, Swedish punk, Minneapolis black metal, powerviolence, hardcore, and more — all ripped, appropriately enough, from his personal vinyl collection. Here's what Lange had to say about his mix:

For those familiar with the Taiga Records catalog most of this mix may come as a surprise. Although the label focuses on ambient, drone and jazz I listen to a wide variety of music, a small sector of which is found here. Made for TMT in August 2012 with a lot of the music I was listening to at that time, it's mainly comprised of bands from Sweden, Denmark and Minneapolis with some others thrown in for good measure.

Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] OFF! - "No Reason to Complain" (Sugar Daddy Live Split Series #3 12"; Amphetamine Reptile, 2012) [01:14] Knugen Faller - "Inte Som Ni" (Inte Som Ni 7"; Cage Match Federation/Ny Våg, 2005) [03:15] Masshysteri - "Låt Dom Hata Oss" (Masshysteri; Feral Ward, 2010) [05:43] Vånna Inget - "Spotta I Motvind" (Jag Ska Fly Tills Jag Hittar Hem 7"; Heptown, 2012) [08:26] Bombettes - "Reaction, Take Action" (Get Out of My Trailer, Sailor!; Ny Våg, 2010) [10:45] Terrible Feelings - "Impending Doom" (Impending Doom 7";Deranged, 2011) [13:38] Gorilla Angreb - "Timen Er Kommet" (Bedre Tider 12"; Feral Ward, 2006) [16:42] Cola Freaks - "Sten" & "Sniper" (Cola Freaks; Douchemaster, 2011) [20:47] Iceage - "Broken Bone" (New Brigade; Dais, 2011) [23:18] Sexdrome - "Moriah" (Grown Younger 12"; Youth Attack, 2010) [25:35] False - "In the Key of Passive Suffering" (False; Gilead Media/Howling Mine, 2011) [38:07] Varix - "Problems" (Varix 7"; Discos Basura, 2011) [39:48] Scaphe - "Rogue Consciousness" (split 7" w/ Cokskar; Insides Music, 2010) [41:18] Condominium - "Life is Amazing" (Warm Home 12"; self-released, 2011) [43:27] Melvins - "Flex With You" (Gluey Porch Treatments; Alchemy, 1986) [45:10] Corrupted - "Rato Triste" (Se Hace Por Los Suenos Asesinos; HG Fact, 2004) [55:53] KTL - "Phill 1" [excerpt with end fade] (V; Editions Mego, 2012) • TAIGA: http://www.taigarecords.com

Guest Mix: Lucrecia Dalt

Birkut — Fri, 26 Apr 2013 18:48:43 +0000

I'm still taking in Lucrecia Dalt's breathtaking debut LP, Commotus. With its mystifying lyrics and graceful charm, the music had me drawing comparisons to David Lynch and Mark Frost's Twin Peaks when I reviewed it earlier this year. On "en medio," an exclusive mix for TMT, the Colombian artist offers a most descriptive insight into her creative working patterns, where she uses snippets of performance and dialogue to expand on the processes behind writing structures — all this while hinting at fresh material from her forthcoming album. There remains little more from me, other than to offer you a pleasant journey through this truly wonderful exposition of artistic method, which comes with an introduction from Lucrecia herself:

There's always some dialogue, a melody or a particular phrase that lingers in my mind after watching a movie, and these fragments become leitmotivs within my imaginary sound world for days, weeks, or even years afterwards. I wanted to integrate some of these in the mix, where they work probably as multipliers of meaning within the narrative. Film became increasingly relevant when I was making the Commotus album, but I was thinking more about imaginary landscapes then, whereas on the new album, film played a key role. I picked around 10 movies I've been heavily resonating with during the past year. While recording I used to play these movies on mute and sometimes just randomly, I was turning up the volume for a second while playing back the stems I was working on. Since I am not having any collaboration from other musicians on this album, these movies became the external shifter elements, the vectors of disorientation, guides to other moods. This way my temperament wasn't the only thing determining the album's direction. The mix slightly exposes some of the resources used on the new record, like frozen tonalities as bridges for change; they illustrate a certain attention, or the care involved in the levels of the mix, which leads to doubt as to whether or not a melody was there all the time, when it appeared or if it had disappeared completely. There are sudden brakes in the narrative, an inversion of meaning through dialogue and texts being brought out of context. It also has musical references that relate to both albums, like the boleros that were very important references to create Commotus, or how the headphonic pieces and soft pink films are important to the new album. While I am making a new record, work becomes a compulsion. My routine changes completely, dreams and thoughts become louder and more intense, conversations more enjoyable and graspable, ordinary walks become remarkable; I'm able to materialize what besets consciousness, self-estrangement rises, as does my affectation.

Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Frank Gartner - “cloud environment”  [00:05] Asmus Tietchens - “p1 (micro snippet)”  [00:11] Vittorio Gelmetti - Opening track of the film Deserto Rosso [00:27] Nuts & Co - “La Vie Des Animaux”  [01:33] Patty Waters - “Black is the colour of my true boy's hair (snippet)”  [01:50] Tod Dockstader - “Rotary”  [02:28] Felix Kubin & Coolhaven - “Der Bleiche Beobachter (snippet)”  [02:42] Winona Ryder - Dialogue from Night On Earth [03:54] Esther Ferrer - “Radio Web Macba podcast FONS # 1 (snippet)”  [04:13] Felix Kubin & Coolhaven- “Der Bleiche Beobachter (snippet2)”  [04:39] Frank Gartner - “Shudder and Shimmer”  [05:02] Brian Eno - “Jungles”  [06:32] Snippet from Sans Soleil [06:35] Jason Grier ft. Julia Holter - “Karma”  [09:25] Ellen Burstyn - Dialogue from Providence  [09:35] Fondation - “Spirale”  [11:39] Girona with Consell de Cent - Recording from the Chamfer, Barcelona, April 2013 [12:56] Matilde Díaz - “Te Busco”  [15:38] Gena Rowlands - Dialogue from Faces  [15:44] Young Marble Giants - “Have Your Toupee Ready”  [15:44] PÉREZ (Sara Fontán + Lucrecia Dalt) - “Jiff (miniatura 2)”  [17:24] Japanesse Bolero - taken from the soft pink movie Daydream [18:47] COH - “Path # 1”  [18:59] Snippet from the film 2 Ou 3 Choses Que Je Sais D'elle [21:30] Bradien - “Nemoroso”  [23:38] Frank Gartner - “The Moon”  [24:49] ‪Λένα Πλάτωνος - “Έρωτες το καλοκαίρι”  [27:10] Ryoji Ikeda - “Headphonics 1/0”  [29:43] Snippet from the podcast "Probes # 2.2" by Chris Cutler for Radio Web Macba • Lucrecia Dalt: http://www.lucreciadalt.com • HEM: http://www.hemberlin.de [Photo: Catalina Pérez]

Chocolate Grinder Mix 77

Kmmy Gbblr — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 19:19:27 +0000

For the first time in my life, I am living in a place where the changing of seasons also means a change in the weather — a change in the color of the trees, a change in the smell of the air. You see, I grew up and went to college in a place where the only indicator of springtime was a trip to Rite Aid for some Claritin. Now, I watch the city parks and distant islands beam bright green, and witness fluorescent leaves budding inches away from my apartment window. Oh, and it's raining. It's just like that one scene from Bambi with the thunderstorm, but it lasts longer, and it's really more of a constant drizzle. In fact, that scene from Bambi is the whole inspiration for this mix. The brain-numbingly nostalgic "Little April Shower" starts the mix off like a lamb, and you'll just have to listen to find out what it turns into. Oh, and have a happy 4/20 weekend readers. Stay high, stay dry. Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Chorus from Bambi OST - "Little April Shower" [excerpt] [00:50] Rice Master Yen - "Hollay" [02:35] Oh No - "Perfect Cylinders" [02:50] Liz Christine - "Two Seconds" [03:58] ECO VIRTUAL - "Morning Haze" [04:46] "Little April Shower" [excerpt] [05:11] Dil Withers - "Hi-Fi" [06:02] Lalic - "Shelter/Sanctuary" [07:35] Dane Chadwick - "Gas Drugs" [09:20] "Little April Shower" [excerpt] [10:04] Constrobuz - "Leaving Earth" [12:23] Yong Yong - "Leggings" [13:37] Triad God - "Bland Day Tumm My Tung Joe Ter Ruler" [16:04] Ohbliv - "Skycavern (Outro)" [17:13] 회사AUTO – “scr๏๏ge [chopped & screwed]” [19:16] Weak Stream - "As Aqua Fauna's Sanitation" [20:06] Infinity Frequencies - "Stars" [20:57] Electric Sea Spider - "Honey Spoon"

Chocolate Grinder Mix 76

C Monster — Fri, 29 Mar 2013 19:21:14 +0000

Tell it as "It is." Be real. Honestly? Y'all won't like this mix. Butt ear, ear: ear it is... - Lalić: reminds me of /please/'s .2. release from last year. Real post-bedroom/out-there linger collage stuff. - Tape Loop Orchestra: will continue to steal breath from my body and beats from my heart. Soulless music for the soulless believer. - Mike Cooper: makes my work-place neighbors think I'm listening to crickets all day. "I'd like his job." - Bangladesh: the mixtape is a fucking mixtape, but that broad scheming is LOL. Save it for the beach. - L. Pierre: dropped my Thursday into a bowl of serenity. I am now haunted. - Aki Onda: takes me to everywhere I used to be. He beholds the finest memory relapse. - Mark Templeton: once ruined the way I listen to music. Now it's though nothing's changed. - Unburied: is totally LOL metal at its MAX. Best enjoyed on the highway. - Aaron Dilloway: continues to crush ass. Stop him before it's too late for your ears. - YYU: yelled during his set when the audio fucked up, and even though we were in a warehouse, it still felt unprofessional. Yet, I love his unprofessional style of music-making keeping its shit together. - Félicia Atkinson: supports that post-Pocahaunted vibe. On a whim, I bought this without regret. - Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement: can be expensive shit. But vastness has a tender spot in my mind (see: brain scar tissue). - Abyssal: provides the most devastating listening experience this year. Kill... - Tyler, The Creator: can suck my copyrighted DICK! I gets mine on YouTube. - Grouper: is new to me, so hi! Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Lalić - "Rise Up Mantra" [00:06] Tape Loop Orchestra - "I Died When She Left Me" [05:12] Mike Cooper - "Jalan Sam Heng" [06:40] Bangladesh - "Ponzi Scheming 10" [syrup] [07:13] L. Pierre - "Doctor Alucard" [09:25] Aki Onda - "A Day of Pilgrimage" [10:44] Mark Templeton - "A Distant Hum" [12:54] Unburied - "Stalked, Fucked, and Buried" [end] [13:18] Aaron Dilloway - "Siena 7" [13:46] YYU - "mix 6" [14:40] Félicia Atkinson - "Infant Vampire" [16:42] Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement - "Poisonous Spirit Species" [19:08] Abyssal - "Forebode" [syrup] [19:14] Tyler the Creator - "Freestyles Acapella on Sway in the Morning" [20:57] Grouper - "Vital"

Guest Mix: Jar Moff

Birkut — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 17:30:00 +0000

When Jar Moff dropped Commercial Mouth back in December, a short album preview soundtracked the release trailer. The video shot four minutes of audio across an assortment of subtitled TV drama, Rambo fight scenes, arm wrestles, and 80s hair loops. There's an old chap talking on different color telephones; I think he's gambling — he has a deck of cards and a small girl with him. The footage represented a lack of concentration, an affirmation of channel hopping or broadcast epilepsy, of having something to gawp at no matter what, a 2D technistatic plaything. The music not so much as accompanied this jamboree of daytime lowlights, but was embedded deep within it, picking up on the abstract scramble of content assorted in a standardized frequency pole vault. Jar Moff is an artist from Athens, where he grew up, went to college, and befriended Bill Kouligas. Since then, he has deposited a compact batch of online mixes, released an EP on Mathewdavid's Leaving Records, and hammered out a Grosskopf reworking for the RVNG Re-Synthesist project. Kouligas studied in London before moving on to Berlin where he established his PAN label and subsequently distributed Commercial Mouth. It's a striking debut that flaunts the curiosity of an artist willing to crosshatch hip-hop, jazz, and noise with a bungled library of sounds and stylistic reference points. patisiwn moutra is a sample-based mix that follows in the footsteps of Moff's tried and tested sound collage formula. Whereas the 2012 Vimeo piece played into whatever role digital channel hopping might encompass in the home, this jam sounds a lot more personal, as though it has been carefully assembled for private playback. However, the disjointed edge it shares with the video encompasses a gaping insight into methods of consumption; it's a musing on the average SoundCloud forage, ad hoc YouTube binge, and half-digested snippet fidget — it's like a terabyte iPod shuffle compressed into 17 minutes of mashup that's guided by an invisible human hand. Colin Stetson is sensually massaged into a cesspool of trigger clicks, ruffled beards, and heavy riffage, but the mix is so attentively executed that no gain could come from wryly name dropping the panoply of styles and effects that are tackled here. My suggestion is that you check this out for yourself; embrace the surge, open another dozen tabs on your browser, click every hyperlink in sight, and seep into Jar Moff's manic caress. • Jar Moff: http://twitter.com/Jar_Moff • PAN: http://www.pan-act.com

Chocolate Grinder Mix 75

Mr P — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 21:52:52 +0000

On Friday, March 15, TMT is partnering with Northern Spy to present Unisex Earplug, a party in Austin during SXSW. If you're going to the party (RSVP here!), then this mix — which features one track from each artist performing — is to get you in the mood. If you're unable to make it to the party, well, hopefully the mix will serve somewhat as a substitute. Either way, WE LOVE YOU. Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Dustin Wong - "Space Tunnel Graffiti" [04:59] clipping. - "loud" [08:33] ZS - Grain Side A [excerpt] [14:21] YYU - "yyyy" [16:31] Mykki Blanco - "Riot [Prod. By Gobby]" [21:27] Sun Araw - "Grip" [27:25] Caught on Tape - "Fundamental Sunshine 1" [excerpt] [32:34] Sinkane - "Runnin'" [35:03] Spires That in the Sunset Rise - "Child of the Snow" [40:45] Lantern - "The Dogs" [44:51] Guardian Alien - "See the World Given to a One Love Entity (Part 1)" [49:11] Cloudland Canyon - "Prophetic Frequencies" [56:22] DJ/PURPLE/IMAGE - "R.I.P." • Unisex Earplug: http://www.unisexearplug.com • Northern Spy: http://northernspyrecords.com • Museum of Human Achievement: http://themuseumofhumanachievement.com

Chocolate Grinder Mix 74

C Monster — Fri, 01 Mar 2013 20:39:05 +0000

The death'xit of individual/personal creativity began when the Age of Information was defined by the Internet. Eventually, individual emotions and imagination will be smashed by how the Internet has defined them for everyone to understand. This is the death'xit of YOU. Remember during childhood when someone axed about something you totally didn't know and you lied so grandiose that the truth didn't matter? I challenge anyone reading this to do something "out-of-the-[Age of Information]" this FriFri. Create something and keep it rolling. Make then believe. Manifest your self. [old man] OK OK OK OK [this mix is 25:10 in length] OK OK OK [hi] OK OK Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] Kyle Larson - "Horrific Crash into Fence NASCAR Daytona 2013" [00:05] Seth Graham - "Vomit" [00:08] Ural, Russia - "Chebarkul Meteorite" [00:40] Mohammad - "Lapli Tero" [02:35] Mystikal - "Mamma Cry Feat. Birdman" [05:14] Dean Blunt and Inga Copeland - "Stalker 5 (future favela ipanema 2069 VIP mix)" [05:50] BALAM ACAB - "FAIRYLAND" [07:07] Scissor Lock - "None" [07:14] DJ Khaled - "Speaks (Part 1)" [07:38] coolmemoryz - "H。D。ラヴァー" [07:53] Danny Brown - "Witit" [10:29] Dean Blunt - "Papi" [12:44] clipping - "collect (skit)" [13:40] Matthewdavid & Diva Dompe - "Live @SodaBar" [15:49] Aki Onda - "A Day of Pilgrimage" [16:02] Kieran Hebden - "The Track I've Been Playing That People Keep Asking About" [17:42] Salva - "Get A Life" [18:26] naps - "squai" [18:27] 峯岸みなみ - "からのメッセージ" [18:27] No Glow - "My Life" [18:59] The Game - "Cough Up A Lung" [20:42] Super Bowl XLVII - "Halftime Show (intro)" [20:49] SAINT PEPSI - "vanilla pepsi" [22:13] Future - "Few Good Bitches" [22:45] Abyssal - "Elegy of Ruin' [22:45] Pope Benedict XVI - "Last Sunday Prayer Service" [23:17] Gobby - "Calumet"

Chocolate Grinder Mix 73

Kmmy Gbblr — Fri, 15 Feb 2013 18:57:30 +0000

The sweet wine of love is but a dream, And yet I yearn for more, The pocket of the heart contains the key, That turns the tavern door; More and more, and more Come in, I heard a voice from inside, Drink wine, Love divine, Be blind, To yourself. – Robbie Basho, "The Wine Song" P.S. This mix has absolutely nothing to do with Robbie Basho. P.S.S. Happy Belated Valentine's Day, readers! Get some. Stream below, and subscribe to our podcast here. [00:00] FUTURE FACES - "エロボディ(PORN GROOVE)" [01:01] Public Spreads The News & Show Your Teeth - "Tayondis" [03:38] Lossmaker - "EarlymorningRobotech" [04:47] Amun Dragoon - "Angel's Egg" [07:15] Le1f - "Breezy" (produced by Neuport) [09:57] Linckoln Public Library - "Hollywood Montrose" [10:48] Esprit 空想 - "bumnote" [12:24] SAINT PEPSI - "Nova" [14:14] Mensa Group International - "Atta" [16:33] Andrew Chalk - "Ukibashi" [18:12] Jack Dice - "Mister Frosty" [21:59] RYZHKND - "" ❤ "" [23:20] Locust - "Oh Yeah" [25:40] ventla - "naruse"