That’s actually really interesting. Posting this because not enough engine
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Before we went to watch F1 at Silverstone for the first time, I'd only experienced the v10s on TV
In the flesh they sounded so much better
Much more gutteral and a deeper sound than I'd expected
The the pops and bangs on the overrun were really percussive, you could feel them in a way that was a total surprise
In the flesh they sounded so much better
Much more gutteral and a deeper sound than I'd expected
The the pops and bangs on the overrun were really percussive, you could feel them in a way that was a total surprise
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Just recently discovered the boiler room on youtube. Some interesting sets, some as digging this at work the other day
An absolute unit
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There are some cracking Boiler Room sets, but the pillocks behind the DJs have their own followingZedLeg wrote: Sun Jun 21, 2026 3:42 pm Just recently discovered the boiler room on youtube. Some interesting sets, some as digging this at work the other day
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I mostly listen to them on the music app but maybe I should start watching the videos 
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I had no idea they were making music again. Vid is gash but this sounds pretty good.
I still listen to Locust Abortion Technician every now and again. Great album. Their interview on SnubTV back in the late 80's was one of the better ones.
I still listen to Locust Abortion Technician every now and again. Great album. Their interview on SnubTV back in the late 80's was one of the better ones.
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I’m making Pizzas on the BBQ and Guru’s Jazzamataz Volume 1 is the perfect summer tunes accompaniment
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That's a blast from the past. Used to listen to that a lot.
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Guru was awesome and gone too soon. Just about every modern rapper references him as an influence
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100%dinny_g wrote: Sat Jun 27, 2026 10:10 pm Guru was awesome and gone too soon. Just about every modern rapper references him as an influence
A legend
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On the Jazzanova vibe, this caught my ear on Friday:
https://ornithologymusic.bandcamp.com/a ... er-flipped
The first track is the weakest IMO, I wouldn't let it put you off/skip to the rest of them instead
https://ornithologymusic.bandcamp.com/a ... er-flipped
The first track is the weakest IMO, I wouldn't let it put you off/skip to the rest of them instead
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(She’s good, but also) really interesting insight into why songs from different regions sound so different (and are so instantly evocative of their region). Very
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c204n74xyv3o
Kavinsky has died
Nightcall just immediately brings the images from Drive to mind as soon as I hear it.
And this seems like a fine excuse to post him playing it at Paris 2024 closing ceremony with the rather lovely Angele.
Kavinsky has died
Nightcall just immediately brings the images from Drive to mind as soon as I hear it.
And this seems like a fine excuse to post him playing it at Paris 2024 closing ceremony with the rather lovely Angele.
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Nice, flat 2nd and 6th, might have to try that out, see if it sounds at all Arabic.mik wrote: Fri Jul 24, 2026 11:32 pm (She’s good, but also) really interesting insight into why songs from different regions sound so different (and are so instantly evocative of their region). Very![]()
Left over crest; tightens.
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Currently enjoying the new "Fabric presents" by Mount Kimbie - proper bouncy!
https://mountkimbie.bandcamp.com/track/ ... inuous-mix
https://mountkimbie.bandcamp.com/track/ ... inuous-mix
