Опубликовано: 7 нояб. 2012 г.1 Audio & The Panacea — Perished (VIP)
2 Prode — Borer (The Sect Remix)
3 The Sect — Hellbound
4 Amex & Kaiza — Jin Beam
5 Proket — Guta
6 Evol Intent & Ewun — Reality Check
7 Raiden & Dean Rodell — Vietnam Never Happened
8 Dylan & SPL — Dark Soul
9 Limewax — Golden Path
10 Tech Itch feat. MC Jakes — Retribution (Audio Remix)
11 The Sect — Syndrome
12 Cooh — Ventil
13 Audio — Fallout
14 Lethal — East End Thug
15 Nocturnal — Paralyzed
16 The Sect — Keep Everyone Afraid
17 Modeselektor — Black Block
18 The Panacea — Cryptonomicon
19 Counterstrike & Current Value — Techno is...
20 Audio & The Panacea — Designed for War
21 SPL — Fade
22 Raiden & Propaganda — Machinesoul (The Panacea Remix)
23 The Sect — Night Watch
24 Proket — Show Me
25 The Panacea — World of Thoth
26 Tech Itch — Your Last Hours
27 Limewax — Agent Orange
28 Bad Matter — Blood for Blood (Panacea RMX)
29 Raiden & The Panacea — Connect The Dots
30 Amex & Kaiza — Steam
31 Alex Calver & Jade Donelly — Big Titty Bitches
artist (VA — Mixed by The Panacea)
title (66 Minutes Of Sickness The Panacea Showcase)
record label (Resident (RESIDENTCD09)
genre (Drum & Bass)
release date (2007/10/05)
street date (2007/10/04)
Дата загрузки: 13 авг. 2011 г.From now on I'll also promote some DnB mixes since I can upload longer videos. This is the album mix of the first album of the dutch drum and bass group Black Sun Empire, from Utrecht, Netherlands, and I've never seen this whole mix on youtube so I thought I could upload it.
It's one of the darkest and most powerful mixes I have, and I'm only promoting so I won't give you any download link, the best way to get this mix is to buy the album, it's a double CD
Here is the tracklist:
1. 0:00 Sinthetix — Cryogenic (Black Sun Empire Remix)
2. 4:19 Black Sun Empire — The Rat
3. 6:12 ICBM — The Pursuit
4. 7:51 Black Sun Empire — Breach
5. 10:48 Typecell — Bad Illusions (Black Sun Empire Remix)
6. 13:00 SKC — Recharger (Black Sun Empire Remix)
7. 15:57 Black Sun Empire — Stasis
8. 18:31 Black Sun Empire — Stone Faces
9. 21:07 Black Sun Empire — Boris The Blade
10. 25:28 Black Sun Empire — B Negative (Chris Su&SKC Remix)
11. 28:05 Black Sun Empire — Don't You
12. 29:55 Rawthang — Scorned
13. 33:58 Benjie — Ai
14. 36:10 Black Sun Empire — Gun Seller
15. 38:00 Black Sun Empire & Stu — Swipe
16. 40:13 Black Sun Empire — B Negative (Ill Skillz Remix)
17. 42:26 Black Sun Empire — Driving Insane
18. 45:44 Benjie — Ai (Rawthang Remix)
19. 49:47 Black Sun Empire — Arrakis
20. 54:56 Eye-D — Unicorn MF (Black Sun Empire Remix)
21. 59:43 Black Sun Empire & Concord Dawn — The Sun VIP
22. 1:01:55 Rawthang — Epilogue VIP
I DO NOT OWN THIS, IT'S ONLY PROMOTING, IF BLACK SUN EMPIRE WANTS ME TO DELETE THIS I WILL, JUST SEND ME AN EMAIL IF YOU'RE REALLY BLACK SUN EMPIRE.
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!
Subscribe to the channel if you want to say informed!
Amon Tobin — Ten Piece Metric Wrench Set (feat. Steinski)
Дата загрузки: 7 нояб. 2010 г.Find more music like this on http://www.noisnoise.com!
Artist: Amon Tobin / Song: Ten Piece Metric Wrench Set (feat Steinski) / Album: Collaborations & Remixes (2003)
Harmony of the spheres: cycle in five movements for mixed choir and string orchestra (2001)
Movement I — 00:00
Movement II — 10:10
Movement III a — 18:15
Movement III b — 33:45
Movement IV — 42:36
Movement V — 49:20
Netherlands Chamber Choir
Tallinn Chamber Orchestra
Conductor: Tõnu Kaljuste
Dedicated to Tõnu Kaljuste and the Nederlands Kamerkoor
Joep Franssens is a Dutch composer. He studied piano in Groningen, and composition in the Hague and Rotterdam with Louis Andriessen and Klaas de Vries respectively. He is representative of the post-serial generation of Dutch composers who use tonal means and an accessible idiom without neo-Romantic features, even if the pathos-laden, highly emotional nature of his music appears to contradict this endeavour. In his works, which consist of chamber music and choral and orchestral works, Franssens aims at a synthesis of monumentality and euphony and is initially guided by J.S. Bach and the Ligeti of Lontano and Atmosphères. Later a trend towards radical austerity becomes apparent under the influence of American minimalist music, East European mysticism (e.g. Pärt) and the symphonic pop music of the 1970s, culminating in the static diatonicism of the ensemble work Dwaallicht (1989) and the serene counterpoint of Sanctus for orchestra (1996, rev. 1999). The instrumentation increasingly shows a preference for warm, luxuriant colours.