23.12.13
MODULO
A short documentary about modular synths and Hugh Le Caine.
Labels:
dubb equipment,
eurorack modular
18.12.13
Mysteries of Dubb ~ The Fourth Dimension

Drums + Bass + Space = Dubb. The math is simple. But the mystery remains: how can we visualize the highly paradoxical local spatiality of Dubb in accurate, and even rigorous ways? About 100 years ago, Claude Fayette Bragdon investigated these questions in A Primer of Higher Space (The Fourth Dimension) and Four-dimensional Vistas.
Labels:
madd science,
mysteries of dubb
2.12.13
VA ~ Explorations in Dub (Dub-o-phonic)

The dub-o-phonic netlabel gets busy again. Here's a "musical journey to some unknown areas of dub music". Compiled by Dub Thomas, the album tries to find the hidden elements of dub music in other musical genres, but it really sounds very dubby most of the time, which is ok.
Labels:
good stuff
Dubb Cloud: LIN/LOG ~ Infradead ~ Todd Barton ~ dougcl ~ Ron Millar

LIN/LOG ~ Infradead ~ Todd Barton ~ dougcl ~ Ron Millar
Labels:
dubb cloud
30.11.13
The Electronic Church of St. Delia

If Saint John Coltrane can have his own church, surely the electronic music martyr Delia Derbyshire can have one too. The WikiDelia is the place where true believers publish details about Saint Delia's vita.
Labels:
oldskool
25.11.13
The Lisbon Dub Collective

Gonçalo Coelho, Tiago Jónatas and Pedro Delmas are The Lisbon Dub Collective and they are now on SoundCloud. They've uploaded an alternate take of their opening track for Strictly Analog Dub (Dubbhism netlabel) and a few takes of a track titled 'Organize Dub'.
Labels:
good stuff
18.11.13
Various Artists ~ Possible Worlds Vol.2
Very nice xenharmonic music sampler, out now on Bruce Hamilton's Spectropol Records. The opening track is by Jacky Ligon of Xen-Arts. If you like it, you will love the next Dubbhism Deluxe release. Titled '23', it will will feature Jacky Ligon, Sevish and Tony Dubshot. The same guys actually who were on the critically acclaimed Subversio.
Labels:
good stuff,
xenharmonic
9.11.13
Jack the Dripper funded by CIA

For decades in art circles it was either a rumour or a joke, but now it is confirmed as a fact. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) used American modern art - including the works of such artists as Jackson Pollock, Robert Motherwell, Willem de Kooning and Mark Rothko - as a weapon in the Cold War. Full story: Modern art was CIA 'weapon'
Labels:
artwork,
conspiracy,
politrix
3.11.13
8-bit chiptune Eurorack modules

Here's a roundup of eurorack modules for chiptune sounds. SID GUTS by ALM is built for original Commodore 64 chips. The Analog Bytes POKEY.synth has the Atari POKEY chip on board. Other eurorack modules like the Atari Punk Console by Synthrotek, the Ataraxic Translatron by Noise Engineering and Edges by Mutable Instruments produce the lo-fi digital shift register sound using similar circuitry.
Labels:
dubb equipment,
eurorack modular
Commodore 64 bass guitar
Radically rethinking bass design & C64 chiptunes
Labels:
basswatch,
sound design
2.11.13
Dubb Cloud : Alpha Steppa & Joe Ariwa ft. Lee Perry ~ Liondub ~ Dubmatix ~ Jah Lyfe

Labels:
dubb cloud
South Rakkas Crew ~ Nuff Remixes Vol. 1

Pure murderation.. Dennis Shaw causing panic and earbleed.
Labels:
good stuff
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