Recent content by Ulysses

Bros Grime/Heiros I check in with grime occasionally, but noticed this Brothers Grime lp by Eligh & Magi, a couple of months ago. Has some sick tracks on it, good production too. Is this getting any attention from the grime scene at large?

Ive been listening to Nadja's 'Radiance of Shadows', Burial 'Untrue', segments of 9beet stretch, Wolves in the Throneroom 'Diadem of Stars', and a lot of Jonathan Colecough.

on further listenings, Untrue unravels as a bunch of trax. some of his samples sound recycled from the 1st lp too. either way, i like his work.

fair nuff but... gave this bassline house a listen. sounds like speed garage to me. is there some big difference that im missing?

long time listener, 1st time caller Hi, Been lurking on dissensus for sometime. Thought I'd pipe up about the new Burial. I think its really quite good, an eerie piece of work. Can't get over how he fits into the dubstep canon, stuff sounds like UKG vs Rhythm & Sound, which is no small feat...

Lain wasn't all it was cracked up to be, but you might check out FLCL (Fooly Cooly) and the Animatrix. There are some classics that score high on intensity, like Jin Roh, Wings of Honaimisse, Roujin Z, and Naussica: Valley of the Wind.

Orb - UFOrb Aphex Twin - Analog Bubblebath series Hardfloor - Ascperience Plasticman - Sheet One Bandulu - Redemption Leo Anibaldi - Cannibald FSOL - Lifeforms Rob Hood - Internal Empire Joey Beltram - Places Robert Armani - Circus Bells 4 Hero - Parallel Universe Goldie - Timeless Guy Called...

todd edwards Sadly I've never heard him dj, but I hold his work in really high regard. I can hear his influence from Akufen to UKG & 2Step. The religious aspect of his tracks doesn't bother me either, puts him in the deep house camp, somewhere near Boo Williams, even Tea Dance house. For me...

surgeon fantastic set, a lot more diverse than most of the recent ones ive heard. more of a testament to his skills as a dj, than the merging of techno & dubstep. makes for an exciting set I think. re: dubstep & house... check out brokenbeat

Few months ago I read Neil Stephenson's 'Baroque Cycle', while its more like historical fiction, it fits into the larger body of his sci-fi books like 'Cryptonomicon'. Also recently read Samuel Delany's 'Stars in my Pocket Like Grains of Sand' which was really rich, funky. It's a lot easier to...

Hellos Hi, Im dropping by dissensus by way of slsk, and can be found there via this username. I live in NYC and used to dj jungle and minimal techno, but now I make tracks and will post them occasionally. I liked what I read by the people on this board and liked the sets being posted, a little...