ALWAYS TREAT YOURSELF: February 2010

26 Feb 2010

Always Treat Yourself Mix 1

FIND IT HERE

Playlist;

Mr Dibiase - I Pity The Fool

Mount Kimbe - Sketch On Glass

Fantastic Mr Fox - Brickabrac

Illum Sphere - Better Late State

Martyn - Yet

Radiohead - Idioteque

Machine Drum - Concorcon

Mounte Kimbe - Serged

Annu - Thedeal

Kona Triangle - Fresh Flowers

Lunice - The Happening

Nosaj Thing - Lords

King Midas Sound - I Dub

Tokimonsta - Oddidles Remix

Portishead - Machine Gun

Flying Lotus - Parasian Goldfish

Mr Dibiase - I Pity The Fool (Boys in the hood)

My first ever mix! Novice in action!

While I am here, get your tickets for Brainfeeder London 2010, unmissable.

8 Feb 2010

dEbruit - Heart Beats 4 Haiti

if you haven't donated to haiti yet, this is EP is a perfect way to do so. treat yourself and others;

donate here

+ yall should know that the below EP is also incredible + you should probably for that too via his site:

AND a free track from dEbruit here (lovely man)

also, a third installment from Zeroh (0.) - ennui (3)...

here.

via here.

peace x

7 Feb 2010

3 Feb 2010

I'm a bit for the idea that the internet is 'ultimate communication', however at the same time I find it pretty sobering to visualise each individual user's path through the internet and think that no other has or will ever replicate it. Sharing your favourite things on the internet is the closest you can come to 'taking someone wit

h you', I think.

In my next few posts, I'll be coming clean about the deep dark recesses of the internet where I get my juicy fixes. Could easily just bosh links off Twitter all day, but a sneaky feeling tells me it will be more treat-worthy to administer a little structure to the process. As such, areas to be covered will include futurism & post-humanism, science & technology, 'neurotheology', audio & visual arts and Africa! It's gonna be a trip!

When I'm pouncing on internet treats like a hungry Bandicoot on a Wumpa fruit, I think of the above scene from You Know What. I also think about this phrase, 'Trip the light fantastic', which, time and again, pops up in the most unlikely places.