Canny artist and journalist Andrez Bergen has penned an article on fun-in-the-murky.com all about Dead Channel.
You can read it by going HERE.
Sunday, 8 March 2009
Saturday, 7 March 2009
New Releases: Get Them While They're Hot!
After a couple of months hiatus - while we've been busy with the Gonzo club night - Dead Channel returns with more quality electronic goodness, and all for free...bargain:
[channel024] Dimomib - The Loop
Dimosthenis Nikolis from Greece makes a welcome return to Dead Channel, this time with his head on the dance-floor, as he presents a collection of dark, brooding techno cuts.
[channel025] Noisepsalm & Asymptote - split EP
Noisepsalm and fellow American Asymptote share this release, which comprises of an original track from each artist, and a plethora of remixes. 'How It Went' from Asymptote gets reworked by Micoland and Noisepsalm, while Noisepsalms's 'Hybernation Sickness' (taken from his Dead Channel album 'The Injured Aerm Army') gets the remix treatment from: Micoland, Kubex, Wobble & Dubb, Rhedcerulean, Asymptote and a live version by Noisepsalm himself.
[channel026] Little Nobody - I Have Become So Many People I Do Not Know Which Is Myself
Presenting, not only the return of Andrez Bergen, but the longest album title on Dead Channel! More Sample-laden, glitchy funk cuts from the Tokyo boss of IF? Records.
All releases can be downloaded for free at www.dead-channel.com and all come complete with CD artwork and embedded art for iPods and MP3 players.
What are you waiting for?
P.S. If there are any noise-makers out there who feel they have some music that would interest us, and they'd like to see out on Dead Channel, send your demo tracks (preferably with something like yousendit.com) to: dead-channel(at)live.co.uk
[channel024] Dimomib - The LoopDimosthenis Nikolis from Greece makes a welcome return to Dead Channel, this time with his head on the dance-floor, as he presents a collection of dark, brooding techno cuts.
[channel025] Noisepsalm & Asymptote - split EPNoisepsalm and fellow American Asymptote share this release, which comprises of an original track from each artist, and a plethora of remixes. 'How It Went' from Asymptote gets reworked by Micoland and Noisepsalm, while Noisepsalms's 'Hybernation Sickness' (taken from his Dead Channel album 'The Injured Aerm Army') gets the remix treatment from: Micoland, Kubex, Wobble & Dubb, Rhedcerulean, Asymptote and a live version by Noisepsalm himself.
[channel026] Little Nobody - I Have Become So Many People I Do Not Know Which Is MyselfPresenting, not only the return of Andrez Bergen, but the longest album title on Dead Channel! More Sample-laden, glitchy funk cuts from the Tokyo boss of IF? Records.
All releases can be downloaded for free at www.dead-channel.com and all come complete with CD artwork and embedded art for iPods and MP3 players.
What are you waiting for?
P.S. If there are any noise-makers out there who feel they have some music that would interest us, and they'd like to see out on Dead Channel, send your demo tracks (preferably with something like yousendit.com) to: dead-channel(at)live.co.uk
Friday, 6 February 2009
Noisepsalm Live at Norcal Noisefest 12
A video from Gothic Girl Films of Noisepsalm's performance at Norcal Noisefest 12, October 2008, in Sacramento, California. Enjoy...
Current Shennanigans
We've been on hiatus since the last set of releases from Prod, Micoland & Holly Bretton, and the LEGO Project went live over the holidays. We hope you enjoyed/are enjoying the music as much as we have.
We have been busy on other fronts though; big thanks to everyone who made the return of Gonzo at Beaverworks in Leeds such a good party last month. The night featured some great music in both rooms, a hilariously brilliant debut from The Clartbuster Morris Show, and an amazingly friendly crowd who raved until the early morning.
We have more of the same planned for later this month when we will be featuring guests Mortal & Chemist (Skam, Icasea, 33). Click on the flyer below:
We have been busy on other fronts though; big thanks to everyone who made the return of Gonzo at Beaverworks in Leeds such a good party last month. The night featured some great music in both rooms, a hilariously brilliant debut from The Clartbuster Morris Show, and an amazingly friendly crowd who raved until the early morning.
We have more of the same planned for later this month when we will be featuring guests Mortal & Chemist (Skam, Icasea, 33). Click on the flyer below:
Wednesday, 24 December 2008
Dead Christmas
If the annual torrent of Pogues, McCartney, Geldof et al fills you with Bah Humbug, you'll be pleased to know we have another set of quality and 100% non-festive releases on Dead-Channel.com!
First up is The Lego Project - our local and international artists taking the same soundbank and twisting it into their own sordid little creations. What began as an experiment in remix-craft quietly turned into an interesting and diverse little album which showcases some of our artists more experimental edges (and our best efforts at Lego-punnery).
Our third release is the also-long-awaited collaboration between Micoland and Holly Bretton. A perfect combination of Mico's deep, dark beats and Holly's ethereal vocals which will sit nicely between Massive Attack and Portishead in the Chillout folder. Highly recommended for the morning after...
And finally, our last Deadmix of 2008 is a floor-shaking two-laptop dance-off from Leeds' newest noise terrorists Wobble & Dubb!
Thanks to everyone for your support in 2008, we'd like to wish you a loud, bassy Christmas and a euphoric 'hands-in-the-air' New Year.
Look out for the return of Gonzo in January...
First up is The Lego Project - our local and international artists taking the same soundbank and twisting it into their own sordid little creations. What began as an experiment in remix-craft quietly turned into an interesting and diverse little album which showcases some of our artists more experimental edges (and our best efforts at Lego-punnery).
Next is a release we've been waiting for since day one. Our friendly neighbourhood jazzcat Prod drops a selection of tunes from the archives and shows us his harder-but-still-effortlessly-funky side. Fashion Sickness has had some serious rinsage at DC hq and we're sure you'll love it too. Fans of Plug, Squarepusher, and anyone of a Ninja Tune persuasion will dig this baby.
Our third release is the also-long-awaited collaboration between Micoland and Holly Bretton. A perfect combination of Mico's deep, dark beats and Holly's ethereal vocals which will sit nicely between Massive Attack and Portishead in the Chillout folder. Highly recommended for the morning after...And finally, our last Deadmix of 2008 is a floor-shaking two-laptop dance-off from Leeds' newest noise terrorists Wobble & Dubb!Thanks to everyone for your support in 2008, we'd like to wish you a loud, bassy Christmas and a euphoric 'hands-in-the-air' New Year.
Look out for the return of Gonzo in January...
Chin chin,
Ant & Chris
Ant & Chris
Tuesday, 9 December 2008
Still Alive...
All's been quite on the Dead-Channel front over the last month or so. Don't panic, we know how vital Dead-Channel updates are to your continued mental helath and well-being. We're still here for you.
Look out for a special Christmas present from us to you, coming very soon in the form of some of the best music (well we think so) to be released on DC thus far.
We should also have some exiting news regarding future Gonzo/Dead-Channel exploits in the new year - especially if you live in Leeds or the north of England.
You lucky, lucky people....
Look out for a special Christmas present from us to you, coming very soon in the form of some of the best music (well we think so) to be released on DC thus far.
We should also have some exiting news regarding future Gonzo/Dead-Channel exploits in the new year - especially if you live in Leeds or the north of England.
You lucky, lucky people....
Thursday, 16 October 2008
Better Late Than Never: Octobers Releases
We've been super busy this past month, but we've finally got this months releases uploaded for you to download. Check it:
[channel017] Various Artists - One for the Ladies
It’s finally here, 12 tracks of biting satire, tongue-in-cheek beats and off the wall humour. We’re pleased to present for your listening (dis)pleasure – One for the Ladies.
[channel018] Blip!
Shadowy operators Blip! (Kubex & Dot9) have been working away on the underbelly of the Leeds electronic scene for a good few years now. This, their first release, is a collection of work recorded between 2001 and 2007.
[channel019] Gwylo & Micoland - Hale Bopp
Dirtyload Records and Dead Channel are proud to present the follow up to Gwylo & Micolands 2006 Dirtyload debut 'Reinfections'. Hale Bopp sees the duo in a more diverse mood than last time, but having no less of an impact. The heavy dub vibes are still present, but this time round the pair have stretched their musical limbs out wide and embraced a plethora of styles.
[channel020] Kubex - LS4EP
Kubex returns to Dead Channel after his acclaimed debut ‘Circuit Cities’ dropped in August. Not new material, but material that needed to see the light of day, ‘LS4EP’ is a collection of older, harder tracks from the archives.
[deadmix004] Gwylo
This month we also have a new Deadmix courtesy of Gwylo, Gonzo lynchpin and the man behind Dirtyload Records. This months mix sees him doing what he does best: banging out an hour of the finest quality dance floor exploding rave tracks.
All releases are free to download, and come with full colour CD artwork and embedded art for computers and MP3 players. Get on it!
Tell us what you think (if your that way inclined) of Dead Channel's releases, new and old, and we may even send you some Dead Channel stickers (if your nice): dead-channel (at) live.co.uk
Thanks for all your support!
Chris & Ant x
[channel017] Various Artists - One for the LadiesIt’s finally here, 12 tracks of biting satire, tongue-in-cheek beats and off the wall humour. We’re pleased to present for your listening (dis)pleasure – One for the Ladies.
[channel018] Blip!Shadowy operators Blip! (Kubex & Dot9) have been working away on the underbelly of the Leeds electronic scene for a good few years now. This, their first release, is a collection of work recorded between 2001 and 2007.
[channel019] Gwylo & Micoland - Hale BoppDirtyload Records and Dead Channel are proud to present the follow up to Gwylo & Micolands 2006 Dirtyload debut 'Reinfections'. Hale Bopp sees the duo in a more diverse mood than last time, but having no less of an impact. The heavy dub vibes are still present, but this time round the pair have stretched their musical limbs out wide and embraced a plethora of styles.
[channel020] Kubex - LS4EPKubex returns to Dead Channel after his acclaimed debut ‘Circuit Cities’ dropped in August. Not new material, but material that needed to see the light of day, ‘LS4EP’ is a collection of older, harder tracks from the archives.
[deadmix004] GwyloThis month we also have a new Deadmix courtesy of Gwylo, Gonzo lynchpin and the man behind Dirtyload Records. This months mix sees him doing what he does best: banging out an hour of the finest quality dance floor exploding rave tracks.
All releases are free to download, and come with full colour CD artwork and embedded art for computers and MP3 players. Get on it!
Tell us what you think (if your that way inclined) of Dead Channel's releases, new and old, and we may even send you some Dead Channel stickers (if your nice): dead-channel (at) live.co.uk
Thanks for all your support!
Chris & Ant x
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