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Yeah, he’s a bad Culture Shock ripoff now
also London Elektricity is saying he’s calling it quits on making music for awhile after having some major surgery
Ulterior Motive going their separate ways
- Thread starter The Watcha
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also London Elektricity is saying he’s calling it quits on making music for awhile after having some major surgery
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It's lucky he works for Hospital...
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looks like still in the UK -
But yeah tunes IMO not as good as they used to be for sure, still check his podcast from time to time and plays some half decent beats, such as in this =
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Alegria
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Mark from June Miller does solo stuff as ABIS, but I can't say it's my cuppa. In my head it all falls into the same RAM-esque, hyper-produced vibe which doesn't do anything for me musically. Love him as a person, but sadly it's an entirely different wavelength vibe-wise.
I'd selfishly hope he'd put some deeper ones out like June Miller used to waaaaay back, but that's never gonna happen now is it
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I'd selfishly hope he'd put some deeper ones out like June Miller used to waaaaay back, but that's never gonna happen now is it
Me too mate. I loved that minimal vibe they were on way back when. I lost interest when they started making tearout stuff, as I felt like some of it was a poor mans Mefjus. There were still 1 or 2 decent tunes though.
I had some old mixes that were full of gold, although they've been lost since. Loxy, June Miller & Anile D&BTV set was a percy.
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Voltage, of Cabin Fever maybe?
Individually, the members of Kings Of The Rollers make better music than collectively too, in my opinion
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- Feltham
I get what you mean.
If someone tells me to name 5 UM tunes, I'd start with Seven Segments then spend about 5 minutes trying to remember the other tracks.
They've made some absolute bangers though tbh.
Calyx comes to mind (individual works prior to collaborating with TeeBee)
if memory serves "Leviathan" is all Larry, as is "Illusions" (and loads of other tunes that are so good they make me wanna slap my granny with a lamp.)
not sure how much this counts but Keaton did the remix of "Gateman" that's the audible equivalent of summoning demons in the best way possible.
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Don't think so neither...I'd selfishly hope he'd put some deeper ones out like June Miller used to waaaaay back, but that's never gonna happen now is it
Although I do like some of the Abis stuff (and also the label he runs with Imanu, Dividid), it couldn't be further away from that.
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when june miller put out their bunch of freebies "that didn't quite make it". omg.
and this one.
and this one.
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hmmmm, not sure about that. Sure, they weren't all stayers but Sideways, Hey Judas, Get Close (secret little roller that one), Jungle Jam, Radian, Obsession rmx, MIR, Tape Pack, Inta National, Longshot, Featherweight, Frozen Sky, Lost Contact, Right Here (as you said), Catharsis, Seven Segments and 2098 (just from what I own on vinyl) are tunes I have played a bit/heaps and are memorable. Kinda agree with SPY comment a little, but I could make an even longer list of the tunes he's made that had staying power too