Apologies for the delay getting From The Basement shown in the UK: the original broadcaster decided not to show it, but we are working on it getting it shown on another channel.
Photos by Steve Keros
The King of Limbs - From The Basement broadcast
Our The King of Limbs - From The Basement programme is going to be aired in the USA this Saturday 23rd July at 9pm on Palladia, followed by a second showing on MTV2 the following Saturday.
Apologies for the delay getting From The Basement shown in the UK: the original broadcaster decided not to show it, but we are working on it getting it shown on another channel.
Photos by Steve Keros
Apologies for the delay getting From The Basement shown in the UK: the original broadcaster decided not to show it, but we are working on it getting it shown on another channel.
Photos by Steve Keros
Bloom in Glastonbury
Yes it rains at the end, and the wet smudges the lights and everything spins out nicely.
We loved playing at Glastonbury, and can't wait to do it again soon
Thanks to Polar1one for making the video.
Colin
Nathan Fake/Harmonic 313/Mark Pritchard remixes
So, here are the next remixes in our series,
They go on sale on Monday 18th from here (there is a slight delay on the vinyl in the US & Canada, so those will be in the shops on the 2nd August)
Just so you know, we're planning to put this series together on CD at the end.
They go on sale on Monday 18th from here (there is a slight delay on the vinyl in the US & Canada, so those will be in the shops on the 2nd August)
Just so you know, we're planning to put this series together on CD at the end.
news international r.i.p.
Thom
Caribou/Jacques Greene Remixes
The first in a series of remixes on 12" vinyl will be released on Monday 4th July (or Tuesday in the US & Canada).
The series kicks off with Caribou remixing Little by Little, and a remix of Lotus Flower by Jacques Greene, both of which we we're really excited about.
Hopefully you will find the vinyl in your local independent record shop, but if not, you can buy by mailorder here from the 4th. If you don't have a record player, high quality digital WAV or FLAC versions will be available here, here and here, or as MP3 or WAV from our own site here. Or you can just listen to them here:
More 12" remixes will be released every couple of weeks over the summer until we run out of remixes... or summer. On the next one we've got Nathan Fake (Morning Mr Magpie) and remixes of Bloom by Mark Pritchard.
The series kicks off with Caribou remixing Little by Little, and a remix of Lotus Flower by Jacques Greene, both of which we we're really excited about.
Hopefully you will find the vinyl in your local independent record shop, but if not, you can buy by mailorder here from the 4th. If you don't have a record player, high quality digital WAV or FLAC versions will be available here, here and here, or as MP3 or WAV from our own site here. Or you can just listen to them here:
More 12" remixes will be released every couple of weeks over the summer until we run out of remixes... or summer. On the next one we've got Nathan Fake (Morning Mr Magpie) and remixes of Bloom by Mark Pritchard.
fuselage
mmm you know away from the celebrity media circus on the other side of the valley, the OTHER glastonbury happened.
the one you aren't reading much about, the one they couldn't hang.
the fun, chilled out and insane one.
the one that couldn't give a flying toss who you are really. the one we went for.
the one around the stone circle, and under the flags. in the rabbit hole. in the darkest depths of shangri-la.
around the van de graff lightning generator crackling through in soaking sky,
and in a crashed aeroplane fuselage where we and our friends were.. nigel and i Djing.. until dawn
here's a selection of what we played.
1. Get Off (Rob3 remix) by Blaqstarr & Diplo
2. Madame Hollywood by Felix da Housecat
3. Raid by Madvillain and Medaphor (and Madlib)
4. Quiet Dog by Mos Def
5. Pon da Floor by Major Lazer
6. On a Ragga Tip SL2
7. Fog Bank by Boy 8-bit
8. Feral (lone remix) by errr us and lone
9. Seamonkey(untold rmx) by Moderat
10. Kill bill Vol 4 by modeselektor
11. Undoing the laces by Nathan Fake
12. Mad again by Boy 8bit
13. Organ donor by Dj SHAdow
14. Original Nutter by Uk Apache with Shy Fx
15. I can't stop this feeling(pangea rmx ) by Untold
16. why by Pangea
17. Night of the living baseheads by public enemy
the one you aren't reading much about, the one they couldn't hang.
the fun, chilled out and insane one.
the one that couldn't give a flying toss who you are really. the one we went for.
the one around the stone circle, and under the flags. in the rabbit hole. in the darkest depths of shangri-la.
around the van de graff lightning generator crackling through in soaking sky,
and in a crashed aeroplane fuselage where we and our friends were.. nigel and i Djing.. until dawn
here's a selection of what we played.
1. Get Off (Rob3 remix) by Blaqstarr & Diplo
2. Madame Hollywood by Felix da Housecat
3. Raid by Madvillain and Medaphor (and Madlib)
4. Quiet Dog by Mos Def
5. Pon da Floor by Major Lazer
6. On a Ragga Tip SL2
7. Fog Bank by Boy 8-bit
8. Feral (lone remix) by errr us and lone
9. Seamonkey(untold rmx) by Moderat
10. Kill bill Vol 4 by modeselektor
11. Undoing the laces by Nathan Fake
12. Mad again by Boy 8bit
13. Organ donor by Dj SHAdow
14. Original Nutter by Uk Apache with Shy Fx
15. I can't stop this feeling(pangea rmx ) by Untold
16. why by Pangea
17. Night of the living baseheads by public enemy
Thom
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Radiohead - Staircase (live From The Basement)
Here's a new track called Staircase, taken from our upcoming 'From The Basement' session:
And no, you're not seeing double. The doppelganger drummers are myself and Clive Deamer. Clive has long been one of my favourite drummers and so I was really excited when he agreed to perform with us. Hope you like what we've all done.
And no, you're not seeing double. The doppelganger drummers are myself and Clive Deamer. Clive has long been one of my favourite drummers and so I was really excited when he agreed to perform with us. Hope you like what we've all done.
Philip
post plastic people hopeful office chart
new music is my best friend!.. and old stuff i've never heard. don't ever think it's not out there.. cuz it is.
always i gotta get my fix.........
1. The Healer by Erykah Badu
2. Geek Down by J Dilla
3. Over the breaks by J Dilla
4. Doyoi Nyajo Nam by Owiny Sigoma Band
5. Real (nathan fake rmx) by Avus
6. Whitebox by Luke Abbott
7. btstu by Jai Paul
8. Ain't gonna lie by Deadboy
9. Nights Off by Siriusmo
10. Lambi Judai by Reshma (sufis at the cinema compilation)
always i gotta get my fix.........
1. The Healer by Erykah Badu
2. Geek Down by J Dilla
3. Over the breaks by J Dilla
4. Doyoi Nyajo Nam by Owiny Sigoma Band
5. Real (nathan fake rmx) by Avus
6. Whitebox by Luke Abbott
7. btstu by Jai Paul
8. Ain't gonna lie by Deadboy
9. Nights Off by Siriusmo
10. Lambi Judai by Reshma (sufis at the cinema compilation)
Thom
Domino Records Radio Week
Last week I had fun playing some of my favourite records recommended to me by friends.
Here's the playlist, plus a link to the domino site with lots of cool archived sessions.
Rheingold - Dreiklangsdimensionen
Daphni- Mapfumo
South Street Player - Who Keeps Changing Your Mind
Sibylle Baier - Forget About
The Jones Girls - Nights Over Egypt
Nick Straker - A Little Bit of Jazz
Donald Byrd - Places and Spaces
Daphni - Ye Ye
John Luther Adams - 4000 holes
John Maus - Do Your Best
Four Tet - Angel Echoes (Caribou Remix)
Jay Dee - Nothing Like This
Rufus Wainwright - Tiergarten (Supermayer Lost In the Tiergarten Mix)
Ween - Your Party
Dominatrix - Sleeps Tonight
Moodymann - I Can't Kick This Feeling When it Hits
Sheila and B. Devotion - Spacer
Four Tet - Pockets
domino radio
Here's the playlist, plus a link to the domino site with lots of cool archived sessions.
Rheingold - Dreiklangsdimensionen
Daphni- Mapfumo
South Street Player - Who Keeps Changing Your Mind
Sibylle Baier - Forget About
The Jones Girls - Nights Over Egypt
Nick Straker - A Little Bit of Jazz
Donald Byrd - Places and Spaces
Daphni - Ye Ye
John Luther Adams - 4000 holes
John Maus - Do Your Best
Four Tet - Angel Echoes (Caribou Remix)
Jay Dee - Nothing Like This
Rufus Wainwright - Tiergarten (Supermayer Lost In the Tiergarten Mix)
Ween - Your Party
Dominatrix - Sleeps Tonight
Moodymann - I Can't Kick This Feeling When it Hits
Sheila and B. Devotion - Spacer
Four Tet - Pockets
domino radio
Colin
found this while looking for something else.. it is now my screen saver
The most recent interview by children in South Africa, with a very cool lieutenant from the Manenburg police - check out what he has to say at the end about ' success '
Let's hope, like he says, that this does promote peace after such a long time.
Please sign an urgent action calling on restraint by China who have imposed the most horrendous crackdowns against monks at Kirti monastery and the Tibetan people in Ngaba town with the installation of hundreds of Paramilitary Armed Police, the closure of roads and the cutting off all communications to the outside world.
all nuclear explosions mapped from 1945-1998
try and get your head around it.
IT CUTS BOTH WAYS .... THE ALTERNATIVES. This is a film exposing the alternatives to the government's austerity measures; it's about the positive; it's about revealing the many options we actually have at a time when we're being told there are no alternatives
Japanese Red Cross. Please donate if you can.
Those big drag nets that trawlers drop to the bottom of the ocean and decimate all life in their path?
And use radar while local fishermen loose their livelihoods? Just to fill empty shelves in Supermarkets? This lot are using lottery money internationally to stop all that.
Beautiful, and a little disturbing.
"is this what we're doing now?" - quick! Watch all episodes on iPlayer (for the next few days) if you're in the UK. Best british comedy in ages, so well played and written. Right up there with Curb Your Enthusiasm!
Prague Show filmed by fans - released 23.08.10
Another great film by warmeye...
Chinese authorities arrest Tenzin Delek, a Buddhist monk, and sentence him to death .. please go to the online petition to try and secure his release, or at least a fair retrial...
good for yer kids too
Anyone who rides a bike should read this blog because it's ice box cool.
here is some nicely shot video footage from the cambridge show thanks maggie!!!
Music+physics=John Matthias.
Don't let the Stupid define the Age.
Tim Hunkin's inventions, under the pier at Southwold. I keep trying to go there but not quite making it. Maybe you'll have better luck. Go to Ipswich and turn right.
depression is not fussy about who it hits. and feeling isolated and powerless doesnt help especially when yer young and all. this site has lots of people sharing their experiences which is what us humans need in order to cope.
Great dance music site, lots of old articles and features, dj mixes
Found this extraordinary shop in Brighton last week. It's well worth a visit...
“The relationship between photographers and police could worsen next month when new laws are introduced that allow for the arrest - and imprisonment - of anyone who takes pictures of officers ‘likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism’.”
maybe it's about time the likes of Apple took responsibility for the manufacture of their products, as they're supposed to be so cutting edge.
As we're lifelong contributors to 'anthrophony' we're pretty culpable....but still, fascinating studies.
Look to the stars!
The Chestnut Tree Café. ...it was all right, everything was all right, the struggle was finished. He had won the victory over himself. He loved Big Brother.
In Rainbows video competition
Plastic. Is. Everywhere.
Bhopal was the worst industrial disaster in history. A leak of methyl isocynate killed 20,000, injured millions more and Union Carbide... um, er...
THE REVOLUTION WILL (NOT) BE TELEVISED
the artists have no recollection of most of this.
There Will Be Blood
film info for the UK
film info for the UK
ken korda as Adam Buxton on Scotch Mist
Jonny Greenwood: 'There Will Be Blood' Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.
Available from Tuesday 18th December.
Available from Tuesday 18th December.
Vote vote vote! Mmm... participatory democracy...
As they say, we don't live in the Information Age, or even the Oil Age. We all have to eat. We live in the Agriculture Age.
Download books on to your Blackberry instead of using it to send email, 'browse' the 'web' or any of the other tedious business-related 'apps'. It'll still look like you're really really busy.
This is great if you should be doing something boring for someone else.
Man, I couldn't even read this, it looked so scary. But maybe you can? Maybe it has a happy ending?
Fascinating, horrifying, beautiful photography.