Really great stuff in here, very fresh. Thanks a lot for sharing.

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Originally posted by Sand Leaper That's Test Pattern #1001. Ryoji Ikeda has released a bunch of albums with freaky frequency manipulations such as this on Raster-Noton, well worth checking out further if your speakers are up to snuff. Don't play it too loud though, as many of the tunes he makes have extremely high frequencies that can easily burn out the tweeters if you're not careful.

This is the track I was referring to. Fucking off tap.

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Also check Transform by Alva.Noto, which follows the same concept of messing with frequencies, but is a lot more accessible and danceable.

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Thanks for the recommendation. I've been digging into more stuff along these lines lately, much appreciated.

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Took me a long time to be able to have the time to listen to this all at once and be able to give it the proper attention it deserved. Most people have already commented on how great the flow, mixing, and tracks were, and I agree with them. Really a fantastic mix

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So I took a listen...

With all the genre hopping, I'd swear this was a Random Set. Not quite tho', since there are two distinct sections (with a few transitional areas thrown in).

I noticed your blog is inspired by John Peel's eclectic taste in music. That's what this set had me thinking of, a Peel Session.

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Originally posted by Sykonee So I took a listen... With all the genre hopping, I'd swear this was a Random Set. Not quite tho', since there are two distinct sections (with a few transitional areas thrown in). I noticed your blog is inspired by John Peel's eclectic taste in music. That's what this set had me thinking of, a Peel Session.

Cheers, that's quite the compliment for me, although I have to at least listen to loads more punk and indie as well to really get to Peel's level.

I wish I was better at updating my blog, but it's really just something I do for myself, so I never have much of a sense of urgency to review stuff. I'll get the updates in ever so slowly, though.

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bizarre music but that's why I like it

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Originally posted by EddieZilker ...a set which very much lives up to its title with some definitely trippy aspects, a meditative drive, and a vibe fit for an upscale opium den.

Couldn't really think of better words than what I'd posted in Music Discussion, to describe it. Very much enjoyed it, though.

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Just pressed play.

edit: oyy this is exactly what the doctor ordered, at least thus far. So slow and trippay.

OM NOM NOM NOM. Totally missed this.