Jansky Noise - Past Present & Future Star Music

Specially trawled out of the sea for Valentines day. A deep sea recording with aquatic vocals by senor Elephant Fish. Indeed our fish here does sound like he has the bends or maybe he's just missing company to swim with, either way this tune could well be from a submerged island close to Atlantis.

Carolina Chocolate Drops' live cover version of "Hit 'Em Up Style" is nothing short of incredible. From the moment the song begins, the energy is electric, and it's impossible not to be swept up in the excitement. The band's performance is truly captivating, with vocalist Rhiannon Giddens delivering a powerful and soulful performance that is both braw, raw and refined. The addition of the violin brings a unique texture to the song, adding to the overall vibe and making it grassroot, raw and to the bone. What's truly remarkable is how they make the song their own, infusing it with their unique southern style and flippy energy. While the original version of the song is catchy and upbeat, the Carolina Chocolate Drops take it to a whole new elevated level, this performance is something special. Overall, Carolina Chocolate Drops' live cover version of "Hit 'Em Up Style" WDVX's Blue Plate Special is a must-see for anyone who appreciates gre

Yes, love will do many things including bring all those torn apart back together again. At least that what seems to have happened on this Desert Island Dicks album. Name your price and download at Bandcamp...

Great piece from the past. Real tension towards the end. A revisit in order?

We have the artwork for the previously mentioned Various - 8 Track Remind (DVR064 8-track). Artwork was created by Jennifer Baxter, and the album compiled by Lee Ashcroft for Digital Vomit and Dead Air Recordings. Jansky Noises ambient track is like earlier works from Aphex Twin. Selected ambient works slide over field recordings of an Osprey made by Mr Noise himself. Available soon via Digital Vomit. Link

Great to see so many people upset with Bob Dylan and his recent DJ sets. Even better to see that Bob is playing electronica! According to this article posted today in the Guardian bob played "an electronica set composed of atonal drones, hyperactive drumbeats".    http://www.theonion.com/article/rock-fans-outraged-as-bob-dylan-goes-electronica-17699 Those who apparently came to see the  "authentic Dylan", the one with the Stratocaster guitar and signature wild blues-rock band where somehow short changed? They didnt see him, mmh! My argument would be, we are talking about Bob Dylan, being courageous, how many decades has Bob been doing this?  Isnt he known for his transformation? Didnt Bob Dylan make leaps with electronic instrumentation? Isnt Bob Dylan a man of progress? I´d say, those who were upset might want to think about progress while asking the question of how many roads must a man walk down? Respect to Bob,

8-Track , never heard of it? The magnetic format, it has come back to tempt you. In order for something to 'come back', it has to have gone, right? Have you ever had an 8-Track? Now is your chance to get one. As you might expect a machine like this is 100% retro. A 70's sound and deeper. So wrong there right! Don't take our word for it, check this if the machine tickles your whistle, in August 2010, you will be able to buy a new 8-Track, the 1st in 22 years which includes a track by Mr Jansky Noise and other creative birds. The cartridge has bee compiled by Lee Ashcroft for Digital Vomi t and Dead Air Recordings, it will cost £20. The 8-Track contains a series of 4 programs, each program contains spanking new songs for playback on an old machine. We have just obtained a preview of the work and especially loved Al Duval's contribution. Mr Duval (as ever), hit the spot perfectly, lifting spirits, he's truly a wonderful man! On program 001 of we found the exce

The Digital Vomit imprint record label or free music outlet just never stop! Their releases keep flowing which means more FREE music for you. On their recent release an album called AAAAARGH, also a very favorite word of mine! They have keel hauled a track from my good self. How could I resist? A title of such magnificent proportions, AAAAARGH. Albums with such titles simply dont pass everyday. Champions of champions lay within, download and blast!! Others who reside within and tracks onboard are as follows: 01. Realicide - I Will Punch You In The Face! 02. Mental D-struction - They Don't Want Your Well Being 03. meep - D.L.S. 2009 04. Thee Crumb - Mouthwash Of The Gods 05. Beytah - Boxxy Arpeggio 06. Junkshop Coyote - Argh, A Commercial! 07. Big In Albania - Kajagoogoo Recruitment Drive 08. Fishwod - ooh what a life 09. fRaTeR hAtEr - Vortextual Intercourse 10. Shanks Pony - Than Before All Else 11. Mockstar - Jimmy's Shotgun Rave 12. Alien Hand - Gordon's Games 13. Raw G

I have been searching for music I can give away which may raise spirits and help your celestial navigation. My last album Jansky Noise - Something good is going to happen has been available for almost a year now. You can download the album from the good people at Digital Vomit. The collection is from another hemisphere, brimming, and teaming with hope! Get it now here Hung around the sound of disintegrating cultures Jansky Noise snatch's sounds from: Peruvian, Thai, Indonesian, Brazilian, African, Gamelan, Chinese and European sources. The album rafts in a highly unusual landscape were natural elements are forced to combine with artificial ones. Wild tribes, fauna and kindred spirit collide with philosophers theory, city noise, western science and religion. Something good does happen, and in the experiment something else is born! Released 20th - 21st of June 2009 Enjoy the ritual..

You saw sagacious Solomon You know what came of him To him, complexities seemed plain He cursed the hour that gave birth to him And saw that everything was vain How great and wise was Solomon The world, however, did not wait But soon observed what followed on It's wisdom that had brought him to this state How fortunate the man with none You saw courageous Caesar next You know what he became They deified him in his life Then had him murdered just the same And as they raised the fatal knife How loud he cried "you too my son!" The world, however, did not wait But soon observed what followed on It's courage that had brought him to that state How fortunate the man with none You heard of honest Socrates The man who never lied They weren't so grateful as you'd think Instead the rulers fixed to have him tried And handed him the poisoned drink How honest was the people's noble son The world, however, did not wait But soon observed what fo