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To mark the release of their new album, Bleep is having a sale on Autechre’s back catalogue: $4,99 per album (download) or $6,99 per CD! Check it out here [ READ MORE ]
Yeah. I felt like I was overdue for a new Tech House mix, but almost as soon as I set out to do one, I felt like I wanted it to be very Housey and not Techy. So, after a few weeks of track research and mix planning, here it is. I decided to make it the second [ READ MORE ]
A couple of months ago, I was offered to do an ambient set on my friend Jeff Prémont’s radio show, in Quebec City, but for some reason, things didn’t pan out. Nonetheless, I thought recording an ambient mix was a good idea. While preparing that set I’ve titled Headspace, I decided I also wanted to record another [ READ MORE ]
Yes yes yes, boys and girls, it is finally here! I was itching and scratching to get a new Cosmix iteration out since my set at Picnik Electronik (which was basically Cosmix vol. 3.5) and the ensuing Cosmix vol. 4, last August. It took a while to put it together and find its groove — I do [ READ MORE ]
Actually, it was on 01-01-2010, since I played from 2:30 to 4 a.m., but here’s the recording of the exclusive Drum n’ Bass set I played at that event earlier this week. I meant to record the set live, but forgot to hit the record button at the beginning of the set, so the actual live [ READ MORE ]
So… 2009 came and went, as did the first decade of a new century and millenium, and what did we learn from it? Depends on how old you are I guess… I am closing my 4th decade (please calculate carefully, that makes me 40, not 50!) and some would probably love to say I have [ READ MORE ]
Synth Britannia from BrainDance on Vimeo. Documentary following a generation of post-punk musicians who took the synthesiser from the experimental fringes to the centre of the pop stage. In the late 1970s, small pockets of electronic artists including the Human League, Daniel Miller and Cabaret Volatire were inspired by Kraftwerk and JG Ballard and dreamt of the [ READ MORE ]
In 1993, after the demise of Handful of Snowdrops Jean-Pierre Mercier, writer and composer of the band, began a new journey into instrumental electronic music under the new moniker Spaceful of Astronauts. After a couple of performances in rave events at the beginning of the 90s, he redirected his focus toward a more open and [ READ MORE ]
On Sunday Nov. 8th, it will be my great pleasure and honor to spin at Salon Daomé with my old turntable (and more) buddies, Nic B., St-Michel alongside our host for the evening, Phil Larochelle! 7$ at the door with a free drink. Cheers! [ READ MORE ]