Broadcast every Wednesday from 9-11pm on FleetFM 88.3 AK 107.3 WTN
Space Burglar took over the flight deck this week as Wilberforce was otherwise preoccupied. Scary D is currently on hiatus so Space Burglar and Wilberforce will have their hands firmly on the controls for the immediate future.
The playlist for this week’s show is available in the blog section at spaceburglar.com
Broadcast every Wednesday from 11pm on FleetFM 88.3 AK 107.3 WTN
Mixed by Dread
AUGUSTUS PABLO
BURIAL
WILBERFORCE – Recurring Theme
BURIAL -
KODE 9 – Stalker (Read the article)
Broadcast every Wednesday from 9-11pm on FleetFM 88.3 AK 107.3 WTN
Filling in for Scary D
and out on the perimeter
Space Burglar & Wilberforce infiltrate your fanbelt …
This week’s playlist:
STARS AS EYES VS LUSINE ICL – Le Punisher
SCUBA – Sleeper
PETER BJORN & JOHN – The Chills
MAZARIN – I’ll See You In The Evening
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE – almost crimes (Read the article)
Broadcast every Wednesday from 11pm on FleetFM 88.3 AK 107.3 WTN
Mixed by Dread and Wilberforce
CASPA – Rubber Chicken
KODE 9 – Stalker
BURIAL – Broken Home
DIGITAL MYSTIKYZ – Give Jah Glory
DIGITAL MYSTIKYZ – Conference
JUJU – Message
Broadcast every Wednesday from 9-11pm on FleetFM 88.3 AK 107.3 WTN
Filling in for Scary D
Recovering from last week at Musket Room
Space Burglar & Wilberforce re-penetrate your eardrums …
SPACE BURGLAR – The Fluoride Conspiracy – spaceburglar.com
MAZARIN – The New American Apathy
PETER, BJORN AND JOHN – The Young Ones
TV ON THE RADIO – Blues From Down Here
BAND OF HORSES – Wicked Gil
THE BETA BAND – The Hard One
SKREAM – hag
BENGA – Starwars
WILBERFORCE – Servalan
Source: http://www.dubstepradio.com
Friday, August 18th, 2006
There’s been a lot of talk of the Burial album being something of a next step in dubstep, and for good reason – it is the first full-length release on Hyperdub, dark grime king Kode9’s label. But if this album had simply dropped from the sky, I doubt that this talk would be so pronounced. To me, Burial sounds much more like an evolution of what became known as trip hop in the mid-’90s. Not to say that dubstep hasn’t had a heavy hand in the formation of this album – Burial himself has talked about his time spent listening to Rinse FM, London’s pirate radio station that has become an epicenter of dubstep; and tracks like “Wounder” and “Southern Comfort,” with their bouncy rhythms and creeping synth stabs, certainly will be mixed into countless grime DJ sets. But thinking about the rhythms outside of a dubstep context quickly brings the subtle rhythmic compositions of Mezzanine-era Massive Attack to mind; Tricky’s fantastic 1995 album Maxinquaye is never too far away either.
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