Here is a Souncloud preview of the album:
Dark Matter :: Multiverse 2004-2009 [selected tracks from 2 x CD Compilation] by Multiverse

There is also a competition in connection with the release. You can win some goodies by entering your email address in this widget:

Tracklist:
1 Vex’d – Lion
2 Circuit Breaker – Phonque (October Remix)
3 Moving Ninja – Witchdokta
4 Pinch & P Dutty – War Dub
5 S.N.O. – Disturbance
6 Skream – Bahl Fwd
7 Joker – Stuck In The System
8 Body Snatchers, The – Big Ass Mini Skirt
9 2562 – Techno Dread
10 Joker & Ginz – Purple City
11 Pinch Ft. Yolanda – Get Up (RSD Remix)
12 BaoBinga & ID – Tongue Riddim
13 Vex’d – Purple Pop
14 Loefah & Skream – 28 Grams
15 Cyrus – Indian Stomp
16 Pinch – Qawwali/Brighter Day
17 Loefah – System
18 Moving Ninja – Uranium
19 October – Three Drops
20 Joker – Psychedelic Runway
21 October – Euro Dance Hit
22 Emptyset – Gate 4
23 2562 – Unbalance
24 Emptyset – Demian (Exclusive)

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Mary Anne Hobbs – Wild Angels can be bought from Amazon as CD, vinyl and MP3-release.

Here are short reviews of each track with mp3-links to preview them.

1. Mark Pritchard – ?
The opening tune of Wild Angels is simply called “?” by Mark Pritchard. It is a moody piece of music that works great as an opening track on this “dark” compilation. The most ambient tune on the CD. I like it!

2. Hudson Mohawke – Spotted
Hudson Mohawke gives us a track called Spotted that has eclectic Hip Hop feel to it. It is pretty good, but I prefer other tunes on Wild Angels.

3. Mike Slott – Knock Knock
Next up we get the track Knock Knock from Mike Slott. I feel it is in a bit the same vein as the one from Hudson Mohawke. Not really my style, but still cool.

4. Brackles – LHC
Brackles got a downright ridiculous great tune on the album. It’s called LHC and fills me with joy. Might be one of my favorite tracks of 2009.
“If you were in my hearth”, indeed you are Brackles

5. Gemmy – Rainbow Road
Rainbow Road by Gemmy is one fine dubstep tune that I’ve enjoyed a lot.

6. Untold – Discipline
Untold is representing the darker and heavier side with Discipline. Some really heavy, rolling basslines in this one that make you wanna move slowly around the dance floor like you are caressing the music..

7. Tranqill – Payroll (Paul White’s Clean Dub)
Next up is Tranqill with a track called Payroll in a Paul White’s Clean Dub that starts up like a Prince track and then moves on to sound a bit like DJ Shadow.

8. Architeq – Sleeping Bear Lament (TAKE Remix)
Love the bassline on this one with its wobbly movements.

9. Rustie – Zig-Zag
I enjoy the DJ sets Rustie play and his tune Zig-Zag on Wild Angels is loveable too. To me it sounds a bit chaotic, but it still has a nice structure.

10. Mono/Poly – Red And Yellow Toys
I discovered Mono/Poly through the Mary Anne Hobbs show. The track Red And Yellow Toys. Think experimental hip hop on this one.

11. Hyetal – We Should Light A Fire
We Should Light A Fire is a perfect track for long summer nights while you are sitting with your girl by a bonfire. It is evocative yet massive. One of my faves on Wild Angels!

12. Starkey – Gutter Music V.I.P.
If you can call something a hit in “our scene” Starkey – Gutter Music VIP is a strong contender. Its wild and dirty beats should make any crowd move.

13. Darkstar – Videotape
Darkstar got some really wicked tracks. No different with the Videotape tune that is the Darkstar version of the Radiohead tune from the In Rainbows album. Although a bit unusual style it is still very awesome. I’ve actually been walking around humming on Videotape for the last few days.

14. Floating Points – Esthian III
Floating Points has made a nice tune called Esthian III.

15. Sunken Foal – Of Low Count And Light Pocket
Time for some acoustic guitar from Sunken Foal. I’ve been enjoying this tune too. Love it!

16. Teebs – WLTA
WLTA makes your head nod n appreciation. Love the fat beats (I really mean fat – my ears feel like they are stuffed with cotton after listening to Teebs too loud).

17. Nosaj Thing – IOIO
Another great tune! Nosaj Thing brings us lovely music that I find a bit hard to describe so just listen to the sound clip.

18. Legion Of Two – And Now We Wait
The last track by Legion Of Two got a dark feeling to it and the drums sounds acoustic. Not my fave track as I’m not a fan of the more industrial kind of sound.

What do you think about the Mary Anne Hobbs – Wild Angels compilation?
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Tracklist:
01. Semiomime – Another’s Eyes
02. Tex-nd – Loos
03. Unyx – Ong Bak
04. Charly Linch – Notv
05. Deformer – Screamer
06. Den Chaoot – Opera Can Do That To A Man
07. Benefit Of The Boomerang – Verdorven
08. Plieuw – Kbs3
09. Krampfhaft – Exploded View
10. WSicko – Alien Abduction
11. Apzolut – Bouncing The Grave
12. Atiq & Enk – Disconnection
13. Rob Raider – Cutlib
14. Soundbites – Droidaphonia
15. Autonon – I Have No Regret

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Tracklist:
01. Baby Kites and Nokea “Reef”
02. Clouds “Elders”
03. Istari Lasterfahrer “Bang Soundboy”
04. Nokea “Cassava”
05. Atki2 “Winter Buds”
06. Maga Bo “Homeboys feat. Max Normal”
07. Clouds “Too Much”
08. Ekstrak “Mass Dampers”
09. Frescoe “Afghanistan”
10. Iron Shirt “Gave You All My Love (Matt Shadetek´s I Gave You All My Dub remix)”
11. Jenny Jones “Capilano Bridge”
12. Ekkehard Ehlers “Plays John Cassavettes pt. 2″
13. Stalker “Radios Et Announceurs”
14. Ghislain Poirier “Ignadjossi feat. Jhonel”
15. Filastine “Hungry Ghosts (instrumental)”
16. Scuba “Braille Diving”
17. Quest “Mirage” ; Team Shadetek “Brooklyn Anthem (acapella)”
18. Shackleton “Naked” ; Brent Arnold “Erhu Solo”
19. Timeblind “Strategy Decay” ; MagaBo “3akel (acapella)”
20. Moving Ninja “Uranium”
21. Professor Shehab + lloop “Drunken Monkey (Ambient Remix)”
22. Dead Leaf “Save from the Flames All That Yet Remains”
23. Weâ„¢ “Second-Hand Science”

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Boxcutters album is entitled Glyphic and is due out on CD and vinyl October 29th. Check out samples from Glyphic here.

Frog Pocket – Come On Primates Show Your Teeth! is out on CD September 24th and you can listen to samples here.
The artwork on Frog Pockets album is one of the best I have seen lately.

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I would call this happy breakcore that sounds a bit like Venetian Snares/Mark Swift.

Tracklist:
1. Kate Says “Aye”
2. Megastation Mod ENV
3. Repeat
4. Bargain Hunt
5. WRXZWRXZWRXZ
6. Lava Lump
7. A 1980′s Fetish
8. Of Corset Horse
9. Outbox
10. Knife
11. Cuddle
12. Three
13. Pie

Buy it over on Sublight for 17$, including worldwide shipping.

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You can buy it on their site for 5£ or on iTunes.

Press release:

“Proboscus Records is Wrong Music’s younger, more disgusting brother and it is proud to present it’s long awaited compilation sampler.
Vomit! is bursting at the seams with speed, brutality and insane drum programming – but it’s not just your usual straightforward gabber/breakcore party. Each track attempts to do something new and exciting with the genre, you wont find any substandard ragga jungle workouts here.

Ladyscraper, Floorclearer, Autobee, Grrr, Vankmen and Shitmat bring the full on noise/grindcore assault with kick drums that will tear your eyes out and speeding, skittering snares that jab at you like 10,000 rusty forks.
There are some more ‘danceable’ moments as well, Dr Bastardo brings the amens in his usual masterful style, whipping you up and making you froth at the mouth and drool on your clothing. There is yet more creative amen wizardry from Cardopusher, Wood Ammo, Ebola, Microphyst and Judith Priest all of whom will have you strapping yourself into your dancing pants.
Then, Toecutter (Australia’s most evil) brings you the musical equivalent of a huge fat man, covered in hair and sweat, holding you down on the floor and sticking his knob in your ear. While singing the theme tune from Friends. And laughing.
There is light amidst the darkness, however. Comatone and Dolon both offer two slick and beautiful takes on electronica that provide a counterpoint to the rest of the album, which is finished off by the frankly disturbing Sorry whose eerie sounds-scape is akin to being stalked through a deserted London underground station by Robbie Williams (kind of like the movie Creep, but with Robbie Williams in it. Urrrgh).
Look, your gonna like it. It’s got all the music that goes “grrrhhhsmmrppphpoooshaarrgrhrhplaaarkxxsafff” on it.”

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Tracklist:
1. No Servant – Datach’i
2. Law School – Lynx And Ram
3. Ego Go – Belladonnakillz
4. For Him – Sincere Trade
5. Party People – Donna Summer
6. No Sponge – Acrnym
7. Our Furry Past Life – The Flashbulb
8. The Final Night – Not Breathing
9. Trylledild – Puzzleweasel
10. Humdrumdrum III – Not Half
11. The Springtime Swift – Mark Swift
12. Tabula Rasa – Gareth Clarke
13. Strict Egg – Ra
14. Bustin Loose – Duran Duran Duran
15. Reptilian Cell Matter – Ebola
16. Fear – Enduser
17. Metalphetermines – Fanny

“Following the extremely well recieved 2006 smasher “Eyelicker” here comes another no filler CD compilation of 17 previously unreleased tracks from artists DONNA SUMMER, DATACH’I, ENDUSER, THE FLASHBULB, PUZZLEWEASEL, DURAN DURAN DURAN, RA, BELLADONNAKILLZ, LYNX AND RAM, SINCERE TRADE, GARETH CLARKE, EBOLA as well as other new and vetran sublight artists churning out exclusive never before released tracks. “Imaginary Friends” CD comes out July 3rd, 2007 on Sublight.”

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Rumor is that this release on Rephlex is work from Aphex Twin himself.There is already an EP
out called Confederation Trough EP. You can listen to the tracks on boomkat and decide yourself what to believe…

Here is what warpmart got to say about the EP:
“We don’t know for sure either, but it looks and sounds like the work of our favorite Analord. There were rumours that it’s two French guys, and then the press information says it’s some bloke called Gary with a very Cornish surname, who XL and Ninja Tune wanted to sign, but somehow much smaller label Rephlex signed him, hmm….

But the problem with all this is, it couldn’t sound anymore like Richard D. James if he shouted ‘My name is Richard D. James and I wrote this’ over the top.

Anyway, it’s very good, 3 strong tracks in three different styles, in keeping with the analord analogue instrumentation but with a bit more abstraction.”

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Only 10$, including shipping worldwide.

Blaerg also have a virb page. Also check out his official site where he has 11 free live sets!

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“Hello again!
It’s been ages since we sent out a newsletter, and we’re sorry to have been so slack, but we haven’t been just sitting around either!

At last, Dev/Null!!
Yes, after 3 years in the making, Dev/Null has finally delivered his epic master-work/debut album: Lazer Thrash! WOW! It’s a bullet-train ride through splatter breakcore with references to grindcore, happy hardcore, rave and splatter films. If you’re looking for the edges of what is possible in music- Dev/Null is it!

Here’s the link to stream a megamix of the entire album, plus see awesome live videos of the man in action:
http://virb.com/lazerthrash

Here’s an awesome free Mp3:
devnull-symphonies_of_suckness.mp3

And here’s the link to buy the entire record for only 8 US Dollars!
http://www.cockrockdisco.com/shop/index.php

FREE MUSIC
Ok! This is what we like, Free music!!! Cock Rock Disco now has a new section devoted to high-quality free downloadable music. And to properly kick it off in 2007, we have 2 new releases:

Dj Donna Summer – BootyBreakTranceClub-core
60 minutes of party-dynamite! Oh so pumping body-rocking fun!! Inspired very much by the new Japanese Trance-core stuff we found last summer and mixed with an emerging booty/club sensibility, Donna (ok, Jason) slices and dices these tunes up and slaps them upside yo head. 100% free!

Don Augusto “Fun, Love, and Computers”
Our first proper online-only free release, this full-length glitch-club record is full of summer time breeziness, and sweaty nights! Somehow he manages to combines chip tunes, Stevie Wonder, and the word “green” into an eco-friendly dancey party for all your fuzzy friends. 100% free!

To get both full-length FREE downloads: www.cockrockdisco.com

FREE VIDEO
Our friends at Landjungen had a nutty idea and made a mash-up of all 15 tracks from last year’s free compilation. The result: “Everyone~Everywhere”. With more edits in 3 minutes than a whole hour of MTV, this video is sure to give you more information that you really need. What’s more, they are up for a “people’s choice” award at the renowned Oberhausen film and video festival. Give them your vote at:
www.t-online.de/kurzfilmtage

New Shit
Yes, finally the Pisstank 12″ should be here within the next week, so that means your chance to finally get the rave-core anthems you’ve been craving is finally here! What? you want more Drumcorps? SURE THING! The Grist 12″ will be about the same time too. more on that next month!

Tours
Ok, this is where we get slack. Yes, there’s quite a few of the CRd artists coming to EU and USA on tour this summer, but we don’t have all the plans just yet. If you’re interested in an act email us! cockrockdisco@gmail.com
Coming to Europe: Food For Animals (July), Terminal 11 (June), Drumcorps (always on tour!)”

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Buy it here.

“Survival Story – The Ragga Jungle Compilation” was born in late 2006 as part of a discussion on the message board Ragga-Jungle.com, a popular online gathering spot for Ragga Jungle Producers, DJ’s, fans and enthusiasts in general. Since it is quite common for producers to share their tunes for listening and feedback purposes on this internet message board, a thread (or “topic”) discussed the lack of releases and the difficulties some producers might face trying to put their tunes out. The idea for a compilation was tossed around, and New York City based DJ and long time Ragga-Jungle enthusiast Amadeus Tunis (who goes by “Amadeus”), decided to make this compilation a reality. The support by the community was whole hearted right from the start, so to keep things fair, a voting process was set up and any producer who was interested was allowed to enter up to three tunes, which were voted on by people from around the world. The compilation began to take shape, and after the results were in, the decision was made to make it a double-CD, in order to showcase more tunes than the initially planned single CD release. Featuring producers from many different countries, such as Canada, USA, UK, France, Turkey, Austria to name a few, SURVIVAL STORY showcases talent with varying degrees of experience, discographies, sounds and style in order to present a multicolored slice of the many facets of today’s international Ragga-Jungle scene.

“I hope you enjoy this important piece of Ragga Jungle history, since compilations such as this one are not common and I am looking forward to further volumes to keep spreading this sound into all corners of the world and promote the reality that a sound often thought dead is very much alive with producers, DJ’s and fans of all ages, with an intense passion and respect for this sound and the Reggae / Dancehall
culture it is so closely related to. ”

Tracklisting:

CD1
1 Mainframe – Revelation
2 Illicit – Consciousness
3 The Archangel – Time
4 Diamond Geezer – Gunman
5 Clip And Carbine – Hot It Up
6 D.I.S. – Gone (Anthem)
7 Osci – Herbsman Smuggling
8 Diamondeye – Horns
9 Zebo Whether Or Not
10 Jungle Raiders Feat. Shocking Murray – Stick It Up
11 Jacky Murda – Three Piece Suit
12 Scottfro & StaDa – Clean Living

CD2
1 DJ Bon’s Feat. Jah Lee Simba – Litta Ting
2 Dabbler – Hard Times
3 Nickynutz – I Spy (Simpleton RIP)
4 +2H-2N – Kayaman
5 Obookubo – Mashop Bassmix
6 Keej – Step Into A Jungle
7 The Artbreaker – Badman Soundbomb
8 RCola Feat. Top Cat – Coded
9 Bro N’ Palm With Ital Roots Players – Babylon DC
10 Unsoundbwoy – Glauacoma
11 Paulie Walnuts – Plead My Cause
12 Deos – Ghetto Story

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