Came across this just there and figured it might go down well on here.
This was originally posted on the Vessel Music site, and features a few Ripped In Glasgow favourites in the mix (click the labels below for more of the same).
The Fuck Buttons are heading out on tour soon, and I've got tickets for their Glasgow show at the Arches on 24 April supported by my new favourite band, Factory Floor. The rest of their dates are here, and I'd recommend you check them out as they were pretty fucking amazing when I was them last year.
Aye, listening to this just now and it's certainly clearing out the remnants of the Friday night cobwebs...
Andrew Hung / Fuck Buttons - Vessel Guest Mix <-- direct link
1 - Growing – Innit
2 - Basic Channel – Enforcement
3 - Koenig Cylinders – Carousel
4 - D’Arcangelo – Diagram VII (80’s Mix)
5 - Fourtet – Love Cry
6 - V.V.V. – Red Light Down
7 - DJ Koze – All the Time
8 - Lemon Interrupt – Eclipse
9 - Supermayer – Two of Us
10 - Wishmountain – Radio
11 - Richie Hawtin – Minus Orange
12 - The Knife – Silent Shout
Buy Fuck Buttons stuff here
Saturday, 20 March 2010
Andrew Hung / Fuck Buttons - Vessel Guest Mix
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Tuesday, 7 April 2009
Disintegrator - Schizophrenic EP
OK, lets have some more hard-acidy-techno then. I've already uploaded a classic from this bunch, as Koenig Cylinders on the Industrial Strength label. This sees them on Direct Drive, on one of those records that plays from the inside out. You can't take your eye off the ball with this lot, eh?
Four distinctly dark tracks, which are still sounding pretty darn good in 2009.
Disintegrator - Schizophrenic EP
A1 - Schizophrenic
A2 - Human
B1 - Nrgo
B2 - Flash Back Attack
Buy it here
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Friday, 9 January 2009
Koenig Cylinders - Carousel
This slab of pounding-pounding-techno-music was a bona fide poppers-o'clock ANTHEM at Pure in around 1993. On the Industrial Strength label, it's one of the less intense tracks produced by Lenny Dee. Go figure! It was one of those 12"s where the tune was on the B-side, funny how many of them there were, eh...
Get it on. Turn it up. Inhale.
Koenig Cylinders - Carousel
Buy it here
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Labels: industrial strength, koenig cylinders, pure