So what has been good so far in 2007?

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Posted by SuspicionVandit on Aug-23-2007 18:44:

Matthew Adams - No More, Not Anymore
Harry Gregson Williams - Evacuating London (Hybrid Remix)

off the top of my head for these ~9 months

Posted by Igaryok on Aug-23-2007 18:57:

Vibrasphere-Exploring the Tributaries.

Posted by Sykonee on Aug-23-2007 19:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Zombie0915
wait, there the ones with the fun north america song aren't they?

'Tis right!

Posted by CAKE on Aug-23-2007 19:41:

Party wise - The Docks Sunset sessions in Toronot!

Music wise - Deadmau5, Chus & Ceballos, Eddie Halliwell, Ritchie Hatwin, Donald Glaude, Steve Angellos, Anthony Attella, John Dahlback, MSTRKRFT

Posted by bogartgreens on Aug-23-2007 20:47:

artist album: Gabriel Ananda - Bambusbeats
mix album: Balance 011

best live performance ive seen: Faithless @ Coachella / Daft Punk @ Keyspan Park

Posted by RaPiD____EyE_k on Aug-23-2007 20:56:

definitely John Dahlback

Posted by Clovis on Aug-23-2007 21:50:

Sasha has been picking up some really good music all year, including working on his own tracks.

Danny Howells had a stellar essential mix and rocked when I saw him in the spring, he'll be back here in Sept, really looking forward to it.

Other than that I've been digging local DJs, friends who DJ and just lesser known artists in general all year long.

Posted by Soonmeister on Aug-24-2007 01:56:

quote:
Originally posted by jupiterone

FUCKING

Posted by Allied Nations on Aug-24-2007 02:44:

DJs: ( seen live and been blown away by )

Josh Wink
Jacob London
Danny Howells
DJ Heather
DJ Vibe
Paolo Mojo
Lee Burridge
Audion
Fred Everything

Producers:

Tim Deluxe
Maher Daniel (watch out for this guy!)
Martin Buttrich
Justin Martin
Hot Chip
Pablo Bolivat
Remy & Roland
Laidback Luke
Dan Berkson
Brute Force

so many more really... been please with 2007 so far!

Posted by winston on Aug-24-2007 02:46:

Panda Bear from the Animal Collective.
Christ
Caribou
Vincent Oliver

and

Matthew Dear.

Posted by TranceArmstrong on Aug-24-2007 03:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Sykonee
LCD Soundsystem

i totally agree with you, I have just discovered them this year as well but I thought most of their stuff was pre-2007. the two albums, anyways.

Posted by TranceArmstrong on Aug-24-2007 03:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Igaryok
Vibrasphere-Exploring the Tributaries.

i was disappointed with this considering how good archipelago is

Posted by Sukhoi29SU on Aug-24-2007 03:18:

A lot of John O'Callaghan's stuff, including his latest "Big Sky"

and, not sure if this was an 06 or 07 production but first I heard it was this year:
Michael Dow - Ascent

Posted by Igaryok on Aug-24-2007 05:50:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceArmstrong
i was disappointed with this considering how good archipelago is

You can't compare this to Archipelago, since it's easily one of the best albums of all time. But on it's own ETT is a great album. And to tell you the truth I don't think Exploring the Tributaries was that much worse than Archipelago.

Posted by Tetraflux on Aug-24-2007 06:27:

underworld 'crocodile'

alex wolfenden essential mix - production wise anything released on pryda.
album - Apparat 'walls'

Posted by RebeL9 on Aug-24-2007 08:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Igaryok
You can't compare this to Archipelago, since it's easily one of the best albums of all time. But on it's own ETT is a great album. And to tell you the truth I don't think Exploring the Tributaries was that much worse than Archipelago.

yes I kind of agree. I am normally not a big fan of the electro sound but Vibrasphere put their warm touch on it and made it sweet. Also if you listen to all of their albums you'll notice how dramatically different they sound from eachother.
Archipelago is easily their best album so far but ETT is really good too.

Posted by sljiva on Aug-24-2007 16:36:

Aril Brikha's stuff

Posted by fac3d on Aug-24-2007 18:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
I've really enjoyed the refreshing idea of updating an old track. I can't believe nobody thought of it before.

way too much of that goin on,period.

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