Takagi Masakatsu - Caroc - Carpark
Joy Division - Isolation - Factory
New Order - Dreams Never End - London
Arthur Russell - Get Around To It - Audika
Party Atmosphere - Timbau - Lower East Side
Iannis Xenakis - S.709 - Electronic Music Foundation
Jaydee - Hall & Oates - Unreleased
Notorious BIG - Modern Day Gangsters - Unreleased
A Tribe Called Quest - Same Ol Thing - Unreleased
Poetic Menace - Rymezof (Daassassin) - Double Gee
Nas - Everything Is Real (Demo) - Unreleased
Method Man - Ice Cream Man - Unreleased
Fresh Band - Come Back Lover (Tony Humphries Mix) - Are 'N Be
Jobs For America - Jobs For America - White
Devo - Be Stiff (Alternative Mix) - Rhino
The Fall - Totally Wired - Gap
Suicide - Rocket USA - Celluloid
Crispy Ambulance - The Force And The Wisdom - Factory
Addis Posse - Let The Warriors Dance - Warriors Dance
Unknown - Put Your Fuckin Hands In The Air - White
2 Live Crew - We Want Some Pussy - Luke Skyywalker
DJ Deeon - Shake What Ya Mama Gave Ya - Dance Mania
Waxmaster Maurice - Butter Fly 95 - Dance Mania
Walt J - Reborn - Dow
DJ Milton - Southside Beatdown - Dance Mania
DJ Milton - Yo Kidz - Dance Mania
DJ Funk - Video Clash - Dance Mania
DJ Milton - 1999 - Dance Mania
DJ Milton - House Clap - Dance Mania
DJ Deeon - Yo Mouf - Dance Mania
Optic Nerve - Deadly Galaxy - Direct Beat
Wagon Christ - Reedin Redone - Rising High
Legowelt - He Who Rides The Tiger - White
Crash Course In Science - Cardboard Lamb
Dopplereffekt - Speak & Spell - Dataphysix
Dexter - Echo Park - Klakson
Anthony Rother - Don't Stop The Beat - Psi49net
AFX - Boxing Day - Rephlex
Paradox - Sample Me 6 - Reinforced
Piero Umiliani - Motore A Loni - Easyt
Piero Umiliani - Centrali Termiche - L'Uomo E La Citta
Preset - Vol 38
Todd Osborn
Spectral, Rephlex, Ann Arbor
Osborn to do it - Todd Osborn makes producing raw beats look like childs play, whether it's booty bass with a 70's cop show theme, or dark brooding jungle as the Soundmurderer you wouldn't want to meet down a dark alley, or even his classic acid-inspired house and techno tunes as Osborne. With his "we don't need no equipment made before 1987" attitude to music making, he has been known to raid charity stores and second-hand pound stretchers for old computers, before reassembling them into beat-bearing powerhouses. In stark contrast, his Live-enabled DJ sets cram in more directions than a crowd of crossroads, on a wayfaring journey that could lead you back home before you even realised you'd left. Detune yourself.
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