All Blog Posts Tagged 'dj' (7)

From EML Recordings to DJ Crimson Death: Your number one in the following charts. on Bubblebeat.com http://www.bubblebeat.com/en/TopTen::drum-n-bass-31 http://www.bubblebeat.com/en/TopTen::jungle-14 http://www.bubblebeat.com/en/TopTen::-28 Not only that but your track Koka Kola is the best selling track ac… Continue

On October 31, 2009 EML Recordings will be releasing the long awaited LP from acclaimed Canadian DJ Crimson Death entitled The Crystalline Imprint. Punishing beats, sonorous bass, haunting ambience and demonic vocals are unlike anything heard before in the Drum & Bass genre. This is the ultimate crossover between jungle and industrial metal. Not for the faint of heart or weak of mind. Sample it here:… Continue

I've been idly using vinyl decks on and off for the past few years and have just recorded my first DJ Set. Pretty ameuterish but great background music for a party or session. Download it now before Blutonium Boys sue me! http://soundcloud.com/gamoneterik/dj-gamoneterik-bargain-bin-bash Continue

I've decided to post my remix of Rihanna's Disturbia on youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kNh-kzMh20 Enjoy! Continue

News from Australia: Blood Duster have just released my remix of their track Sixsixsixteen on limited edition vinyl! Its kind of surreal to work with guys who have inspired my music for so many years. Check them out on tour or play it safe and buy the record direct: http://blooddusterontour.blogspot.com/2009/07/new-blood-duster-7.html "Death metal has sunk to an all new low..." Continue

(This is an excerpt from a longer blog I posted at Wordpress.com.) I don’t buy CDs anymore. Now, this could be seen as an attempt by me to say “Look how advanced I am technologically”, but far from it. Its not that I don’t actually buy music anymore, I do. I just prefer to get it in convenient digital packages which take up no space in my living room, I can play immediately and I don’t have to spend hours ripping them onto my Mac in order to li… Continue

As some of you know from listening, I seem to have accrued a rather substantial back catalogue, all of which can be heard on Last.fm. Now, I don't know if any of you have a similar dilemma (though I suspect you do), but I seem to be very dissatisfied with my old tracks.....what do you do when your tracks are 'out there' in the public domain, but you hate listening to them? (Incidentally, I must say that I'm not including my recent stuff done with Pixieguts....she adds a different dimension to th… Continue