Busy day isn’t it? For those of you who read the last Gravitational Pull (now at www.spiritofgravity.co.uk if you want to read it now) will now that I owe you an edit of the Malevich set at SoG on 22nd November. Well here it is – gives you some sense of the chaos that ensued; bad rapping, 2nd-hand beats and distorted noise, although that might just have been because I set the MD too loud when I was recording it. Anyway, have fun.
Cheers
Tony Rimbaud
Twosinak will be playing at wrong in the new year, and Henry says he’ll be putting soemthing out by him, too.
Great stuff I think he’s super. This track also has DJ Sarah Wilson, and someone else on it. Check the new Wrong Music Complaints Department link for a cd by Sarah Wilson longside many many others, including some by SoG collective members.
Heres the seasonal track I ripped off the cd while Henry wsn’t looking…..
twocsinak-we_wish_you.mp3 (its not there any more)
happy new year.
Twoc’s was kind enough to add these comments (giving you soem new tracks to download – nice):
If you still want to grab hold of the aforementioned Jesusday 2004 nugget (DJ Sarah Wilson ft. Twocsinak & Teddy Upskin — “MPCT (’04 edit) / We wish you”), it can be found here:
www.cleancutrecords.co.uk/media/mpct4ewwy.mp3
And here is my 2005 effort, made using a VHS recording of a seasonal ditty I co-wrote 13 years ago (Twocsinak ft. the Bournemouth Sinfonietta & the Jubilate 1992 Choir, conducted by Nigel Carver — “Nan, a ghost, cheeses”):
www.cleancutrecords.co.uk/media/nan_a_ghost_cheeses.mp3
And, to redress the denominational balance, here is a Channukah song that I played on and, um, “produced” (Team Brick ft. Twocsinak — “Oy Channukah”):
www.steveless.co.uk/Oy%20Channukah.MP3
Here is a wordsearch for the DJ Sediment “everything and nothing” edit from a few days ago. It should help.
Sorry to drag you back to the subject of Elmaes, but here’s my remix of their Numerology track – is there a collection beginning to develop??
Elmaes_Rimbaud_Mix.mp3
The pic is taken by Ta of Elmaes, so continues the theme, but who is the shadowy figure??
Tony Rimbaud