Decipher & Shinra — Dominator — The Carnival of Doom Podcast #6
Опубликовано: 26 июн. 2013 г.The aussie heroes are back for the sixth official Dominator podcast. It's filled with their latest and greatest hardcore hits from down under. Check it out!
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Tracklist:
1. T-JUNCTION — THE 4TH KIND
2. ART OF FIGHTERS VS NICO & TETTA — RESTART THE PARTY
3. ANGERFIST — FROM THE BLACKNESS
4. DECIPHER & SHINRA — ITS GOIN DOWN
5. HELLSYSTEM — BLOOD (PLAYAH RMX)
6. DECIPHER & SHINRA — STEREOTYPES
7. SYSTEM SHOCK — WASTE OF NOISE
8. DECIPHER & SHINRA — CASUALTIES OF WAR
9. DECIPHER & SHINRA — HARD ATTACK
10. DECIPHER & SHINRA — BREAK OF DAWN
11. TRIAX & PREDATOR — FORGERY
12. T-JUCNTION VS DECIPHER & SHINRA — POSSESSION
13. ANGELDUST — REVISITING (DECIPHER & SHINRA RMX)
14. DYPRAX — MURDER & CRIME
15. ANGERFIST & MISS K8 — SANTIAGO
16. DECIPHER & SHINRA FEAT MC THA WATCHER — DOWN UNDER (OFFICIAL MOH AUS ANTHEM)
17. DECIPHER & SHINRA — NO PAIN
18. DECIPHER & SHINRA — EXTORTION
Black Sun Empire represents the finest in dark and tech fuelled dance-floor drum & bass. Since bursting onto the scene back in 2000, they've continued to develop their own unique style and sound, releasing numerous singles as well as five full-length LPs and establishing themselves as leaders in the field. With their impressive DJ skills and inspirational productions, Black Sun Empire has reached far beyond their native Holland. They've toured around the world, with highlights including Glastonbury and numerous other festival appearances, and continue to build on their growing reputation as some of the most exciting and consistent performers in the scene.
From their base in Utrecht, Holland, the Black Sun Empire trio have truly gone global, taking their own brand of high-octane techno-infused drum & bass to audiences worldwide, with over 100 appearances at live stages and clubs in the last year alone.
Their own club night, Blackout, celebrated it's ninth year anniversary in February 2012 and has seen guest appearances from some of the very best artists in drum & bass and dubstep including Goldie, Dom & Roland, Klute, Optical, Spor, Nero, and Bar 9. In 2011 and now onto 2012, Blackout goes on tour with guests and related artists from their three labels (BSE Recordings, oBSEsessions, Shadows of the Empire) and now has a highly successful residency in London at Cable.
Some of the artists who played at Blackout are:
Noisia, Audio, Jade, Nymfo, SPL, State of Mind, Ed Rush, CounterStrike, Gridlok, Dom & Roland, Calyx, Spor, Klute, Concord Dawn, Eye-D, Teebee, Chris.Su, Vicious Circle, Break, The Upbeats, Phace, Optical, Bad Company, Total Science, Matrix, Futurebound, Brookes Brothers, Fresh, Mindscape, Spectrasoul, Ulterior Motive, Dieselboy, Optiv, Cause4Concern, Andy C, Goldie, Camo&Krooked, Marcus Intalex, Prolix, Bar9, N-type and many more.
This podcast serie is all about that sound!
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Опубликовано: 24 дек. 2015 г.To celebrate a successful year and to thank all those who have supported me I have followed up last year's Party Mix with a new and better one! Here's to a great 2016!
Опубликовано: 14 июн. 2015 г.Philip Glass
Satyagraha — World Premiere;
Stadsschouwburg, Rotterdam, The Netherlands;
September 5, 1980. Very good Dutch Radio broadcast.
Satyagraha (”insistence on truth”) is a 1979 opera in three acts for orchestra, chorus and soloists, composed by Philip Glass, with a libretto by Glass and Constance DeJong. Loosely based on the life of Mohandas K. Gandhi, it forms the second part of Glass’s “Portrait Trilogy” of operas about men who changed the world, which also includes Einstein On The Beach and Akhnaten. The title refers to Gandhi’s concept of non-violent resistance to injustice, Satyagraha, and the text, from the Bhagavad Gita, is sung in the original Sanskrit. [The opera is semi-narrative in form and deals with Mahatma Gandhi’s early years in South Africa and his development of non-violent protest into a political tool.]
Satyagraha was commissioned by the city of Rotterdam, Netherlands, and first performed at the Stadsschouwburg (Municipal Theatre) there on September 5, 1980, by the Netherlands Opera and the Utrecht Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Bruce Ferden. — wikipedia
In Satyagraha, Glass is confident he has an enduring hit, People magazine reported. “We’ve had 70 years of pieces since Schoenberg that no one understands,” he argues, “so there’s nothing really wrong, is there, with a little contemporary music being appealing?”
• (Act 3) • Martin Luther King, Jr. • 1:36:11 Newcastle March 46:19
Performers:
Miss Schlesen — Claudia Cummings, soprano
Mrs Naidoo — Iris Hashishkee, soprano
Kasturbai — Beverly Morgan, contralto
Mahatma Ghandi — Douglas Perry, tenor
Mr Kallenbach — Bruce Hall, bariton
Parsi Rustomji — Richard Gill, bass
Mrs Alexander — Rhonda Lyss, contralto
Lord Krishna — Tom Heanen, bass
Prince Arjana — René Claassen, tenor
Choir of the Rotterdam Conservatorium
Utrecht Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Bruce Ferden
Rotterdamse Schouwburg — September 5, 1980
Commissioned by the City of Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Dutch Radio Recording