Loopz

LFO – “Frequencies” (1991)

I struggle with picking ten inspirational albums, so instead i am posting unlimited inspirational albums in no particular order. This album was a no-brainer. To say it blew my mind in 1991 is an understatement and I still play and enjoy it in 2018!

Saw a few people asking how to enter the hidden parts on The Altogether DVD. So here is the info.

At the very start you get the screen with the bent white arrow pointing right. Click OK to proceed to the main track listing (where it gives all the songs on the album). Press left again to go back to the start screen, only this time it will be slightly different. 

You can select the Doctor? video by navigating and highlighting the question mark next to the EXIT sign (a second angle feature shows photos of all the people involved in the DVD). 

The main thing is, when you eventually highlight the question mark, instead of clicking OK, press down three or four times to access the secret track ‘Monorail’. This video has two angles, one of the monorail system in Japan, the other is some random parade in America.

November 28th 2014 – Touched 2 – Macmillan Cancer Support

Imagine over 200 Electronic artists contributing to a compilation album, where ALL proceeds are donated to Macmillan Cancer Support!

Imagine no more….. Yes – 200 Electronic artists have submitted an array of music from Electronic to Ambient, to Experimental & thru to Neo-Classical music.

Some of the names involved will take no introduction and a big majority have been at the forefront of Electronic music for many, many years. To name a few…

808 State, Autechre (æ), B12, Bibio, Brothomstates, Christ., Cim, Christian Vogel, D’Arcangelo, Datassette, Dub Tractor, EOD, Esem, Freeform, Funckarma, Luke Vibert, Luke Slater’s 7th Plain, Plaid, Machinedrum, Marsen Jules, µ-Ziq, Oberman Knocks, Ochre, Red Snapper, Richard Devine, Sense, Sun Electric, Team Doyobi, Future Sound of London, Ulrich Schnauss, Richard H Kirk.

And as I cannot run any charity marathons anymore, I have also contributed a track under the artist name of Loopz. I am delighted to be part of such an important fund raising event for Macmillan Cancer Support.I will post nearer the release date and will pull out some of the tracks that I am enjoying the most.

A1 People, Adam Johnson, Ade Hodges, Alexander Aultman, Alpturer, Anders Ilar, Anodyne, Antonymes, Arctic Rabbuck, Ard Bit, Arovane, Asonat, Autechre, Autumn Of Communion

B12, Badloop, Bath40, Bauri, Beatbigot, Bengalfuel, Bibio, BLN, Bocuma, Brambles & Nest, BrapAllgood, Brothomstates, Bunai Carus, Buspin Jieber

C\/\/\/\, Cali May, Carbinax, Carbo-flex, Ceephax Acid Crew, Chevron, Chikiss ft. Artem Sensiva, Christ., Cim, Clem Leek, Coltish Limbs, Cousin Silas, Cristian Vogel, Cyan341, Cyance

D’Arcangelo, Dan Stubbs, Datassette, Dave Monolith, David Morley, Dean De Benedictis, Derren Heath, Devicer, Dez Williams, diamat, Dirk Markham, Dirty Owl, DMX Krew, Dn Fnckn, Dryft, Dub Tractor, Dunaewsky69

Echaskech vs XSPANCE, Eigenheimer, Ektoise, Emptywhale, Emre Sevendik, Encym, Engine7, ENV(itre), EOD, Erinome, Esem, Ex Confusion, eyesix

Farfle, Fil Ok, Floating Spirits, Forlon, Frank Murder, Freeform, Frog Pocket, Funckarma, Future Image

G-Man, Gang Voilins, George Sarah, Ghostwerk, Greetings From Tuskan, Gwerkova

Hecq, Higher Intelligence Agency, Hint

I Am dive, Ian Hawgood, IJO, ilkae, Illl & Irma, Imploded View, Infinite Loops, Intricate

Jesper Sorensen, Jodey Kendrick, JTPE, Julien Mier

Kate Dilemma, Kingbastard, KNTK+ShaneAnthony, Kosmik Kommando

La Synthesis, Lackluster, Life In A Box, Little Eris, Logreybeam, Loopz, Lorenzo Montanà, Loscil, Luke Slater’s 7th Plain, Luke Vibert

M-Band, Machinedrum, Maps, Maps and Diagrams, Mark Broom, Mark Gage & Jan Cermak, Marsen Jules, Marumari, Matthew Collings, Michael Dykehouse, Mick Chillage, Midimode, Miles Tilmann, Milieu, Min-Y-Llan, Mint, Mira Calix & Ulrich Schnauss, Missingsense, Mokhov, Mr C, Mr. Projectile, Mr.76ix, Murya, Mushrooms Season

Najem Sworb, Nathan Fake, Nervous_testpilot, Nimon, Nisho, Noboru Watanabe, Nonima, Nootropix, Normal, Noumen

Oberman Knocks, Obfusc, Ochre, Ocoeur, Offthesky, Olan Mill, Operator, Orbital, Our Loving Sun, Oxynucid

Paranerd, Paul Blackford, Paul Mac, Pentatonik (R. Simeon Bowring), Petrichoir, Pinar Akbay, Plaid, Plazmatron, Pleq + Lauki, Plus One (Acell), Porn Sword Tobacco, Port-Royal, Posthuman, Production Unit

Quiet Noise

R. Simeon Bowring (Pentatonik), Radioactive Man, Ralf Hildenbeutel, Re-Arbeiten, Red Snapper, RENEGADE ANDROiD, Rich Thair, Richard Devine, Richard H. Kirk, Robert Babicz, Robert Leiner, Room of Wires, Rootsix, Russ Gabriel, Ruxpin

Sapphirine Phlant, Scott Robinson, Secede, Sense, Shammen Delly, Shintaro Aoki, Si Begg, SinQ, Sir Catipuss, Skp, Solipsism, Somatic Responses, Soutien Gorge, Static, Steve Stoll Presents, Subside, Sugardaddy, Sun Electric, Sun Glitters, Surface 10, Swegüno

Team Doyobi, Tenmoer, The Dandelion Council, The FLK, The Future Sound of London, The Gasman, The Inventors Of Aircraft, The Sly and Unseen, The Stratos Ensemble, Tim Koch, TM404, Tohan Tales, Tom Roberts, Tomonari Nozaki, Tourmaline Hum, Troubleshooter, Twisted Perspective

Ulrich Schnauss

Varia, verbose, Veronica Greeen, Victoria Lukas

Warm Aquarelle, Weldroid, Western Eye CollectiV, White Mask, Wil Bolton, Wisp, Wolf Asylum

Y Pencadlys, Yonni

Z-Arc, Zan Lyons

µ-Ziq

Phil will continue his DJ work and Paul will continue his score work plus a new project entitled 8:58.

It’s early days but already we have the announcement of his next solo album 8:58 plus a number of tour dates in February 2015.

18th February 2015 – Oxford 02 Academy
19th February 2015 – Norwich, UEA
20th February 2015 – Glasgow 02 ABC
21st February 2015 – Manchester Ritz
24th February 2015 – Bristol O2 Academy
25th February 2015 – London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire#

For tickets and album pre-order please visit this website https://www.mbbsmedicalcollege.com/kamagra.html

It’s early days or the start of the day (depending on how you want to view this…). It will be fun 🙂

“Working on Pusher was a great opportunity to create a score that draws on both moody thriller styles and dance music in equal measures. Full of anthemic film noir moments. Brilliant.” – Paul Hartnoll