Hot island flo

Thank your parents John Jagos, you could be anything. Here’s the Ohio University student in his Brothertiger guise - formed from slow burning synths and volcano drip bass. Both tracks are from his Visions Tunnels EP, available to buy direct from the artist here.



MP3: Brothertiger - Vision Tunnels



MP3: Brothertiger - You’re Afraid

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Sun 02/05/10 written by: Tom King music No Comments

Post-coronation church

A young gazelle negotiating his tricky step by steps through the gracelands of the home counties, Oxford’s Chad Valley makes beautifully ascending polyrhythmic pop with a soul. Reminds me of those happy days when everything you see creeps in through the rosiest of wayfarers.



MP3: Chad Valley - Acker Bilk

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Thu 29/04/10 written by: Tom King music No Comments

Like dust through water

:visited know those blues, or the loneliness of the long distance loner, play out kaleidoscopic gloom… or dance the bitterbug, or clip their own heels, or sunbathe through syzygy…



MP3: :visited - Like Sheynius



MP3: :visited - My Broderie

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Fri 23/04/10 written by: Tom King music No Comments

Growing paines

Creeping in with the first shade of summer, London DIY’ers Clan Destine Records just put out Among the Bones’s debut EP. Chosen Sons Of Snakes is deep and lustre, available direct from the label and pairs with an accompanying mixtape with tracks from the Ocean, Liturgy and numerous others.



MP3: Among the Bones - Under Earth and Soil

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Sun 11/04/10 written by: Tom King music No Comments

Colours on the cloud

Gauze-hearted, interstellar lope from Jessa Farkas and Camilla Padgitt-Coles’ Future Shuttle, the latter of that pair responsible for turning the sounds Blondes and Teengirl Fantasy see into colours we can too.



MP3: Future Shuttle - Saturn Red

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Tue 30/03/10 written by: Kev Kharas music 1 Comment

Fabric: Ticket Tombola


‘Slow Rave (last moments of Trance Energy 2006)’ by Damon Zucconi - click for video

Check the stars - Adventures in the Beetroot Field’s annual Easter all-nighter at London superclub Fabric is almost upon us. Taking place this Thursday, it features such favourites as Dam Funk, Darkstar and Mount Kimbie, as well as No Pain In Pop DJs and our very own Banjo or Freakout and A Grave With No Name. We’ve a pair of tickets to give away to whoever answers this question in the best/funniest way.

What’s the dam funkiest track ever written?

Simply post a Youtube link to your track - and email address - in the comments section below. Comments appear to be broken - email us instead. The competition closes Thursday morning and the winner will be contacted via email. For the less lucky of us there are still tickets on sale.

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Mon 29/03/10 written by: Tom King competition No Comments

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