01. After Life - Cauchemar
02. Holger Czukay - Ode To Perfume
03. Throbbing Gristle - 20 Jazz Funk Greats
04. Boredoms - Seadrum
05. Siouxsie And The Banshees - Cocoon
06. Prurient - Bermuda Drain
07. Forest Swords - Glory Gongs
08. Pocahaunted - Ghetto Ballet
09. Holger Czukay, Jah Wobble, Jaki Liebezeit - How Much Are They?
10. Arthur Russell - You And Me Both
11. Cabaret Voltaire - Sex, Money, Freaks (Dub)
12. Zwischenfall - Flucht '84
13. Mi Ami - Hard Up
14. Sex Worker - Rhythm Of The Night
15. The Dirtbombs - Shari Vari
16. Dominik Von Senger - No Name 2009
17. Siouxsie And The Banshees - Cities In Dust (Extended Mix)
18. Cocteau Twins - Why Do You Love Me?
19. Cold Cave - Confetti
20. Bernard Szajner - A Kind Of Freedom
21. Bernard Szajner - Welcome (To Death Row)
Sushipunk
I love the inverted disco cross. Vampire jazz, indeed :p
Downloading.
ziptnf
Unique, eclectic, and overall a smattering of interesting music to tickle the brain and excite the senses. This mix went through lots of different moods and vibes. Flow was nice and weird, tracks were great (personal favorite was definitely Cold Cave - Confetti what a great track), and the only mixing gripe I have is the transition into and out of Dominik Von Senger - No Name 2009. I made dinner while listening to this mix. Nothing special, just some pasta. Nice work, Avana. :)
nefardec
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Originally posted by ziptnf
Unique, eclectic, and overall a smattering of interesting music to tickle the brain and excite the senses. This mix went through lots of different moods and vibes. Flow was nice and weird, tracks were great (personal favorite was definitely Cold Cave - Confetti what a great track), and the only mixing gripe I have is the transition into and out of Dominik Von Senger - No Name 2009. I made dinner while listening to this mix. Nothing special, just some pasta. Nice work, Avana. :)
Thanks for listening and for your review! The cold cave track is definitely great... in some ways a lot of the mix was programmed to build up to it.
I hear you on the no-name transition, though only on the 'into' (the 'out of' transition was ok to my ears?) That record is a bitch at the beginning, it was my first time playing it. It's got weird and confusing swing on the percussion (particularly the tambourine), and the dirtbombs cover is also rough in its timing.
KilldaDJ
hmm sounds interesting...
enydo
I will listen to this at workkkkk
yonny
I dont usually dl low bitrate stuff, but since everybody is on with the fanboyism i have no choice.
Ted Promo
nigga you got Pocahaunted in there? OMNOMNOM. You listen to all of Island Diamonds?
How about any of their other (besides Make it Real which I'm not a fan of really).
Ted Promo
Oh, and Forest Swords. Naiiiice. Glad to hear a different cut than Miarches off of zat release.
nefardec
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Originally posted by Ted Promo
nigga you got Pocahaunted in there? OMNOMNOM. You listen to all of Island Diamonds?
How about any of their other (besides Make it Real which I'm not a fan of really).
yeah, but my faves are Ghetto Ballet, Ashes Is White, and Time Fist.
Ted Promo
Much of their stuff is a bit out there for me but I'm a fan of their older drone sound. Check out the Dusk LP, their release with Robedoor (I think it's called Warmest Knives), and Emerald Snake on Ruby Velvet.
Pity they already broke up :/
Oh, and as far as the mix, some neat tunes, but plenty of tracks I wasn't all that into. And I still can't get into the old timey jukebox mixing, but that's just personal preferences. I actually found the mix from Forest Swords into Pocahaunted to be jarring although I commend the effort behind it :p
Scrittah
...I think that's the first time I've seen Throbbing Gristle pop up in a set on here. DLing now.
