AT / AA 82

Gary Andrew Clarke - Triple Dip Recession

International DeeJay never disappoints with their releases it seems, the fine purveyors of techno pretty much have a monopoly on my favourite sounds and artists. I happened to revisit one of their compilations the other day and found this lovely bit from David Caretta that was my soundtrack circa 2003 when I nabbed a 92kbps copy from Limewire. Have a much higher quality version that I replaced it with when I stopped being a massive pirate.

AT / AA 81

Akse P19 - Sumo (2013)

Stenchman put out another batch of unreleased oldies this year, which has bought him back into my playlists for a bit. This tune isn't from the latest batch, but another from last year that I briefly mentioned called The Dodgy Samples. They kinda feel half finished (this track is mastered really loud for example) but there was a lot of potential in it, speaking of, I hope he puts out more stuff from his Philestine alias soon.

AT / AA 80

Loretta Lux - Siegfried (2010)

Calvin Harris' first two albums seeping onto the radio was like when I was growing up in the 90's and there was as much house and garage on the radio as pop. Sadly it wasn't to be and now Harris makes generic electronic for the masses, even though there were bits like that on his first two albums so I can't say I'm that surprised. Still, it's nice to put on the closing track to Ready For The Weekend and think of what could have been.

AT / AA 79

El Lissitsky - Proun 19D (1922)

Man, Simian Mobile Disco's Attack Decay Sustain Release i a real feel good album. No doubt being released at the height of summer way back in 2007 helped it a bunch, it certainly got it's fair share of play from me that year for sure. It's short at 10 tracks and just over a half hour long, but it goes a long way. Here's a late gem Wooden