MANTIS 054 + MAD EP
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February 8, 2010 – 19:15
MANTIS 054 + MAD EP //broadcast 05/02/2010 18:00GMT
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Intro Ident [MANTIS]
Stakka + K. Tee – Orange Sunshine [RAM]
Ainm – Terramara [ainm.co.uk] forthcoming
Logical Disorder – Violent Playground [Breathe Compilations]
Thatboytim – Past the End (Ed Devane remix) [Digital Distortions]
Funk Gadget – Blah Blah (Dave Tarrida remix) [Slidebar] forthcoming
Emptyset – Completely Gone [Caravan Recordings]
Geeneus – Poltergueist remix [dub]
Radio Slave – Incognito [R+S]
Mosca – Square One (Greena remix) [XLR8R]
Pig + Dan – Baked [Topmodel Records]
Emptyset – Isokon [Future Days]
Cirez D – Glow [Mouseville]
+ Luis Ruiz – Etagolana [Armatura Records]
Hurtdeer – Ouroboros [Acroplane]
Dead Weather – A Child of a Few Hours Is Burning to Death [Third Man Records]
Juice Aleem – Rock My Holograms (Si Begg’s Lost in the Hologram mix) [Big Dada] forthcoming
Emptyset – Gate 3 [Caravan Recordings]
Funckarma – Nays of Dight [Ad Noiseam]
Geeneus – Midnite remix [dub]
+ The Bee – Paranoid Disco [Zimmer Records]
The Bee – Reality [Zimmer Records]
Luis Ruiz – Horzonte De Sucesos [Armatura Records]
Greena – Tenzado [Apple Pips]
MAD EP on the showcase
Mothboy – Given Away [Ad Noiseam]
Drop the Lime – Get Up [Flamin Hotz]
Yello – Oh Yeah [Mercury]
Team Canada – Flat Beat/Oh blend [promo]
Newcleus – Jam On It [Sunnyview]
Rockwell – Somebody Watching Me [Motown]
Huoratron – $$ Troopers [New Judas]
Terminal 11 – Heather in Japan [Phthalo]
Jerry Goldsmith – Gremlins Theme [Geffen]
Akira Kiteshi – Boom & Pow [Black Acre]
Speedqueen – Restraining Order [unreleased]
Simian Mobile Disco – Cruel Intentions (Joker remix) [thefader.net]
Ital Tek – Lightening Fields [Atom River]
Exillon – SWA #1 [Sunwarped] forthcoming
DJ Q – Monster [More 2 Da Floor]
Vex’d – Corridor [Planet Mu]
Phoenecia – Jpace [Schematic]
Mr. Bungle – the Bends [Warner Bros]
Krzysztof Penderecki – Miserere [Apex]
James Brown – Payback [Polydor]
Cameo – Word Up [Mercury]
Mad EP – Hollaback Girl/Intergalactic blend [promo]
Subeena – 2080 [Imminent]
Rufus & Chaka Khan – Ain’t Nobody [Warner Bros]
On the showcase this week, the beatsmith, Mad EP.
HOUR 2: THE SHOWCASE// Mad EP is Matthew Peters, Iowa native (formerly based in New York, Chicago & Montreal) and recent UK transplant, with a vast and impressive background in electronic and classical music. Peters brings his talents to bear on Mad EP productions in such a way that the end results are diverse and unclassifiable, calmly defying expectations as he skims through every imaginable genre to reach the outer limits of a territory that is indisputably his own.
Peters has been making his own music, variously described as electronic, alternative hip-hop, breakbeat, avant jazz, classical, sample-mania, and consistently unpredictable, for the past ten years in various contexts. His performances have been experienced in clubs, squats, restaurants, art galleries, concert halls, roof tops, radio studios, theatres, and festivals all over North America and Europe. He has also joined the Sub.FM ranks, and has a monthly show called “Tasty Cyanide Radio” – which goes beyond dubstep & garage and features all bass-centric music. In under a year, his playlists have been hailed as uniquely creative and innovative, and have a cult following to match.
Peters is also the consummate collaborative musician. His releases are full of guest appearances by artists with a deep respect his unparalleled musicality: Shadow Huntaz, Puppetmastaz, Jason Forrest (aka Donna Summer), Math Head, Si Begg, Aaron Spectre, Mochipet, End, DJ Grandtheft, jazz trumpeter David Young, percussionist Bryce Beverlin II, and more. Venetian Snares & Leafcutter John both requested him to appear as a cellist on their albums and Peters is often in demand as a remixer, delivering unexpected, yet mind-blowing results.
LINKS// Mad EP on Myspace . Mad EP . Mad EP on Ad Noiseam
DOWNLOAD/LISTEN AGAIN// Archive, podcast and tracklistings available for all the previous shows can be found here. Alternatively you can subscribe to the podcast, using either iTunes or the RSS feed.
South London based producer Full Spektrum has been making music since around 2003. A bit of an old skool raver, he got into Hardcore and Jungle around ’92-‘93. Later producing his own music, a progression through D&B and garage eventually led to Full Spektrum being introduced to the ever varying sounds of Dubstep.
