This is the third Hobbes Music release and the second in a series of remix EPs featuring up-and-coming Scottish artists remixed by well-established and emerging local and international talents. Clips below. Full EP on Bandcamp. Dawn Chorus will be released … Continue reading →
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Tagged 6th Borough Project, African, Afrofuturist, Ali Herron, Ali Renault, analogue, Astroboy, Audio Culture, Auntie Flo, bass, Beauty & The Beat, Black Butter, Cedric Woo, Chemikal Underground, Chris Duckenfield, Conquering Animal Sound, Craig Bell, Craig Smith, Culprit Records, David Barbarossa, Dawn Chorus EP, deep house, Diamond & Raw, digital download, Dimitri Veimar, Ditone, DJ Bert, dMIT.RY, Domenic, DPPLGNGRS, Droog, electronic, Fabrice Lig, Factory Records, Fast Records, Fela Kuti, Firecracker, Firehouse Records, Fortified Audio, Fudge Fingas, Future Shock, Geoff Ticehurst, Ginger Baker In Africa, goldFFinch, Heartbreak, HM003, Infinite Machine, Invisible Sister, iO Sounds, Ivan Smagghe, JD Twitch, Jimpster, Justin Sloe, Kay Suzuki, Kelburn Garden Party, Larry Tee, Leonidas & Hobbes, Lex, Limbo, limited edition, Machines Tapes & Electronic Setups EP, Mad Decent, Mad Tech, Man Make Music, Marco Bernardi, Mary Ann Hobbs, MCDE, Midnight Thunder EP, Ministry Of Sound, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Neo Violence, new wave, Nick Stewart, OOFT!, Optimo, Rebecca Vasmant, Remix, remixes, Rob Da Bank, Round In Motion, Rubadub, Scuola Furano, Senseless, Sketchy, Sneaky Pete's, Snide Rhythms, Soul Food, Spatial Awareness, Sub Club, Subculture, Symbols, Teamy, techno, Tokyo Knife Attack, Treehouses, Trouble, Trouble Remixes Volume 2, Various Artists, vinyl
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Partially funded by Creative Scotland, this debut release is the first in a series of remix EPs marking the tenth anniversary of Trouble (not to mention the fifth anniversary of Limbo) and featuring up-and-coming Scottish artists remixed by established and emerging … Continue reading →
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Tagged glam, pop, ragga, rockabilly, 10 Sui, 53 Degrees, 80s funk, 8bitch, A Love From Outer Space, Adventures in Dubstep & Beyond, African, afrofuturist, Alex Metric, Alex Ormas, Andy Mac, Angel Molina, Annie Mac, Anthony Shake Shakir, Antz Bryans, Arveene, Astroboy, Audio Culture, Auntie Flo, AutoKratz, avid Cox, Barcelona, Barnabas Hodgson, bass, Bass Me Records, Ben Gomori, Ben Mono, Ben Pistor, Benoit Carretier, Berger, BGPZ, Big Chill, Bjork, Black Butter, Black Van, Boemklatsch, Bot, Bugged Out, Bure Godwin, Cassie, Cassius, Chemikal Underground, Chicago juke, Chris Duckenfield, Citizen, club weapon, Clubnation, Colin Peters, Cologne, Conor Wheeler, Conquering Animal Sound, Creative Scotland, Crookers, DAF, Daire Carolan, Dam Mantle, Death Grips, Def Starr, Diamond & Raw, Disco Bloodbath, DJ Cat, DJ Locksmith, DJ Tonka, DJ Wool, Dlex, dMIT.RY, Doorly, Dopplereffekt, DPPLGNGRS, Duane, Dubfire, Eastern Electrics Podcast, Ed Banger, Edinburgh, electro, electronic, Embryo, Exit, FBI Radio, Festinho, Fil Ok, Forecast, Fortified Audio, Friendly Greg, Future Rhythm Machine, Future Shock, GALACTUS, Geek Chic Soundsystem, Generik, Geoff Ticehurst, Glasgow, Glasgow Underground, Glass Swords, Glenn Morrison, goldFFinch, grime, Groove Magazine, Heather Craig, Heavy Weather, Heiko Hoffman, HM001, Hobbes Music, Hostage, house Anneke Kampman, HRH, Huntleys & Palmers, Huw Stephens, Hybrid Theory, Iain Taylor, industrial, Infinite Machine, iO, Ionik, James Fox, Japan, JD Twitch, Jody Wisternoff, John Digweed, John Lydon, John Roman, Jonathan Davies, Justin Robertson, Justiy, Kastle, Kelburn Garden Party, Kevin McKay, Kiki, Kiss FM, Kompakt, Kosmos, Kris Wasabi, Kruse & Nuernberg, Larry Tee, Last Robots, Lemmy Ashton, Leonidas, Limbo, Local Action Records, London, LOZ, M.A.N.D.Y., Mad Decent, Mad Tech, Madrid, Maetrik, MAGNVM!, Mark Farina, Martha P-C, Mary Anne Hobbs, Matt Walsh, Max Ulis, Maya Medvesek, Mick Wilson, Midnight Thunder, Midnite Sleaze, Mike Mago, Minikin, Ministry of Sound, Ministry Of Sound, Mister Sushi, MNDR, Mole & Aya, MONTERO, Moonbotica, Musik1, Nacho Lovers, Nadiem Shah, NayNay, Neil Landstrumm, Nerdy Frames Sound System, Nick Grimshaw, Nightwave, Ollie, One Dollar Dave, Optimo, Outlook, Paolo Zampetti, Peace Frog, Pete Carvell, Pete Tong, Philippe Zdar, Planet Mu, Plump DJs, PMcQ, Primal Scream, punk, Pure, Purple Radio, Radio 1, Radio Slave, rave, RBMA, Rebecca Vasmant, Red Bull Music Academy, Rejekts, Rinse FM, Riotous Rockers, Rob de Large, Round In Motion, Roy Kerr, Rubadub, Rudimental, Ruggero Isacchi, Rusko, Rustie, Screamadelica, Sean Johnston, Seed Records, seminal, Senseless, Sequential, Serocee, Shazam, Silvio Daria, Sinden, Siouxsie Sioux, Skydiver, Slovenia, Sonar, Sovnger, Sun Ritual, Surph, Svetlana Industries, Symbols, T Vicious, techno, Ten Swee, thatboykana. Gunrose, The Electric Picnic, The Other Tribe, Thilo Schneider, Thomas Jenkins, Tobi, Tobias Doppleganger, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Traveller Records, Treehouses, Tresor, Trouble, Tusgi, U The Sneekers, UK bass, Unknown to the Unknown, Wannabeastar, Wasabi Disco, Way Out West, Whack-a-Tone, Yam Who?, Zee&Eli, ZiiZii Records
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Here is an as-yet-unreleased remix by JD Twitch (of Glasgow’s world-renown Optimo club night) of HRH, a live act currently making waves in Edinburgh. HRH’s sound sits somewhere between the post-punk of PiL (front-woman Heather Craig’s tortured vocal style and impassioned live performances coming … Continue reading →
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Tagged club weapon, DAF, David Cronenberg, drone, Dusseldorf, EBM, Edinburgh, electronic, glam-rock, Glasgow, Heather Craig, HRH, industrial, J.G.Ballard, JD Twitch, John Lydon, Limbo, new wave, Optimo, PiL, Pinky Ring, post-punk, rockabilly, Suicide, synth, Tim London, Trouble, Trouble 10th Anniversary Compilation
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Scott Caroll has been doing a totally dedicated job of documenting the bands at Limbo of late, both photographically and in terms of video. The photos are all up on the new Limbo website (mainly in the reviews section) and Facbeook. … Continue reading →
6 Day Riot are playing at Limbo tonight. They’ve been compared a lot to Mumford & Sons of late but their style also recalls Paul Simon’s Graceland LP, much like superstars Vampire Weekend. They were invited to support Belle & … Continue reading →
