Recent content by Inca March

and a doff of the cap to LS Diezel - old skool free party Camberwell sound system....

Hi Everyone Just to let you know that Lekan Babalola is playing a free festival this saturday 16th September in Peckham Town Square. Lekan is a percussionist who's played alongside Fela Kuti, Roy Ayers, Miles Davis and whose new album on Mr Bongo features loads of remixes from various broken...

garage dubs some of you will remember that 'garage dubs' comp bringing together the more dub/reggae/ragga garage/2step tunes...when did it come out? 2001? 2002? anyone know who was behind it?

point taken and a good point, but my 'smoke and mirror' alarms did go off. i'll reign in my cynicism, you cast a more powerful spell next time. and as devils broth says, all this talk is just increasing the mystery...

ok - as i said - that's how it reads to me, but happy to be proved wrong . looking forward to the album anyway. and looking forward to when the mysterious mr burial makes his public debut. if he ever does....

proabably to create a bit of mystery - woooh. rumours already mentioned in interview. there's this producer and nobody's ever met him except kode 9 - yeah right. reference points are just too perfect - too much following the current party political line - foul play, hyper-on experience, photek...

it's all good apart from the fact that it's so obviously someone on the scene pretending to be some unknown south london garage head youth....

i'll go for a tenner each way. it all smells mighty fishy to me...

just read the burial interview on your blog. my money's split on whether he's you or kode 9.

anyone checkin this? nice spread goin on - definitely gonna make it.

hit the nail on the head.

just used to be like a sunday night garage dance - had the germs of the current fwd scene there i guess but a bit more dressy, more girls. kode9 was about, hatcha was about - used to play garage on upfront fm, went quite a few times, but can only remember seein slaughter mob there who changed...

makin it dubdubdub narrows down the possibilities... i'd like to see a bit more garage/2-step influence there... fwd used to be a garage club when it was at velvet underground. there were girls there an everything...

that dub stuff is so boring - reggae sample, b-line, reverb - music by numbers. and don't make me laugh - dub is such boys music. you make it sound like it's either dub or tech. it's not. needs more step.

that's what's mucking it all up. makes it easier to sell to students i suppose.