POBmix 005 - Zhou - Artificial Light Mix by POBmix
Zhou Property of Bristol
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Here is Zhou's stunning Artificial Light Mix featuring heavy sounds from Kähn, B-LAM, Kode 9 & Spaceape, RSD and themselves of course! Check out the interview with them on Property of Bristol.
Dam big things coming from these guys in the next few months so keep them eyes a peeled!!!
POBmix 005 - Zhou - Artificial Light Mix by POBmix
POBmix 005 - Zhou - Artificial Light Mix by POBmix
BACK CATALOGUE OUT NOW!!!
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We are very pleased to announce that our back catalogue is OUT NOW!!! Available from all good download stores including itunes, Spotify, Juno, emusic, Amazon, etc etc....
There is a abundance of amazing artists including Pilote, The Lasting Days, Moabi, Emu, Niqo, Voodooetnies, Andrin, Somnambulist, Rumorse, Head and Neck Sessions, Petter Worland, Stupor, Hsaw Reknow and Will it Snow!
As well as all this we have three jam packed compilations Scissors, Paper and Stone.
ENJOY!!!
There is a abundance of amazing artists including Pilote, The Lasting Days, Moabi, Emu, Niqo, Voodooetnies, Andrin, Somnambulist, Rumorse, Head and Neck Sessions, Petter Worland, Stupor, Hsaw Reknow and Will it Snow!
As well as all this we have three jam packed compilations Scissors, Paper and Stone.
ENJOY!!!
Being Human
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Events
Tomorrow and Sunday we are taking part in two debates with Midge Ure and Andrew Dubber. We will be discussing new music strategies and digital ethics! Also on the panel Steve Robson from Subhub. This will be taking place at The beinghuman Weekend which is set to be a really great arts festival. Expect some great music/multi media from our friends at Lumen and Kathy Hinde with I Am The Mighty Jungulator, as well as many other amazing artists check below for details!
Back catologue out soon!!!
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A Future Without @ Drawn Recordings
On Thursday 18th March A Future Without joined forces with Drawn Recordings for a night of live music and drawing at the Legendary Mr Wolfs in Bristol! Live acts included The Lasting Days http://thelastingdays.co.uk/, Zhou http://zzhhoouu.tumblr.com/ and The Pillowmen (Will Plowman and Jash). We had a great night here is a short video of the on goings! Big thanks to the Drawn boys, go check out there monthly nights next one 17th June at Mr Wolfs Bristol. They also have great free tunes on their website http://www.drawnrecordings.com/
EMU - Chain Smoking Trolls Mix
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Here is another free download mix! This time from the magnificent EMU, he describes this mix as Hip Hop Trip Electronic Electronica DJ set mix blend Rap Upbeat Downbeat Big Beat Scratching Turntablism. There is also a guest star appearance from Jeremy Clarkson!!!
EMU's magical EP White Kite's & Cannonballs will be available at all good download stores extremely soon, meanwhile sit back and enjoy this Chain Smoking Trolls Mix!!!
EMU- Chain Smoking Trolls Mix by EMUUK
EMU's magical EP White Kite's & Cannonballs will be available at all good download stores extremely soon, meanwhile sit back and enjoy this Chain Smoking Trolls Mix!!!
EMU- Chain Smoking Trolls Mix by EMUUK
Throwing Snow Rhythm Incursions Guest Mix
Throwing Snow's guest mix for Rhythm Incursions featuring AFW tracks and many, many more.
90 mins..... enjoy!
Tracklist:
God Speed! You Black Emperpor // Moya (Part 1)
This track is best appreciated on a long train journey while looking out the window, with an imaginary post apocalyptic scene running in your head.
Manu Delago // Hang Solo
I first heard the ‘hang on a holiday to Barcelona with my ex, played behind a church by someone wearing chain-mail gloves. Since then I’ve loved it’s sound, and there is no better exponent of the instrument than Manu Delago. A Future Without is releasing a track of his on a forth coming compilation.
Baba Yaga // Circe (A Future Without)
Next up are Bristol boys, Kahn and Vessel, with their collaboration under the name Baba Yaga. This is a bewitching tune that is only the start for what will be a bright future. Should be out on A Future Without in the near future.
Dave Brubeck Quartet // Take Five
Simply the most perfectly constructed piece of music you will ever hear. Stand out track from the best year in jazz, 1959 and one of my top ten, without a doubt.
Throwing Snow // Un Vingt (Ho Tep)
New 12″ by me coming out on Alex Nut’s new imprint, Ho Tep, very soon. Featured by Subeena on her Fact Mix and by Benji B on his BBC show. Cross fingers people will like it!
TRG // Broken Heart (Martyn Remix)
Moving in to a few classics and perfect track in every way to kick it off. I remember listening to this on repeat.
Zomby // The Lie
Such a tune, probably the definition of swagger haha
Joy Orbison // Hyph Mngo (tease)
Mr Orbison is all over it at the moment and never fails to hit the mark. Unwittingly sucked in to a new genre by the recent ‘Joystep’ incident. Just a tease, as no one wants to overplay a beauty.
Throwing Snow // Cronos (Ho Tep)
The flip side to Un Vingt coming out on Ho Tep. Lightspeed travel while stumbling backwards on a conveyer belt.
The XX // Crystalise (Dark Sky Remix)
Massive, massive tune from good friends Dark Sky. Deservedly, a hot tip for this year, after their debut on Black Acre. We are both releasing EPs on the new London label, Pictures. There will be some stem swapping as soon as I get my act together.
Simian Mobile Disco feat Beth Ditto // Cruel Intentions (Joker Remix)
Bristol connection for me and a dancefloor destroyer.
2562 // Morvern
Huge delayed stabs in to what seems like a cave, another sure fire classic.
Kahn // Stalker
Watch out for this lad, I don’t quite understand why he isn’t already everywhere. Huge talent and A Future Without are lucky enough to have a truly stunning EP from him coming soon (remember the track name, Altar). This will destroy your function.
God Speed! You Black Emperpor // Moya (Part 2)
Slow motion zombie chase ending in an unlifting, blood bathed crescendo.
Petter Worland // Tibeat (A Future Without)
Enter the onset of insanity. Petter Worland’s mind is to marveled at, madness contained. The first in a mini showcase of a few of the different faces of AFW
Memotone // Half Remembered (A Future Without)
Multi instrumentalist and true gent, Will Yates, is another undeniable talent. Well known for his live performances in forests (to be found on youtube) and his, what can only be described as, bizarre fans and their response videos. His dad is also a childhood fishing legend of mine, Chris Yates… the genes is good blud.
Qman1 // Mission (A Future Without)
Prolific producer harking from the USA. Some of the most raw and forward looking sounds out there. You will hear his name again.
Zhou // Marsh (A Future Without)
Waaaahhhh Bristol boys and sub lovers, Zhou, are the epitome of laid back. Fresh to AFW with vinyl on it’s way. I cannot express how much I love the string line when it drops, it pulls my heart from my chest.
Moabi // Going West (A Future Without)
AFW’s heavy weight French connection, Moabi, crisps up and drops a dentist chair bassline. Check out his music videos online for imagery to match.
Somnambulist // Misanthropy (A Future Without)
Sit back and settle in to an armchair, maybe with a pipe. Seriously, seriously good. EP will be out for the AFW relaunch.
Daniel Dixon // Falling Asleep (A Future Without)
Some how it reminds me of Kilhope Wheel in Weardale, back home. Lethargic and melancholic folkestry (or some other equally fitting journalistic phrase).
Chewy Benson feat Non Generic // Under The Shadow of the Rose Moon (A Future Without)
Awake in a Tim Burton film. Chewy Benson is a good friend of AFW and does some of our radio shows on Samurai FM… we owe him a lot!
Will // Tic Tac Toe (A Future Without)
Will Plowman runs A Future Without with myself and he is also one of the most knowledgeable music heads I know. He’s in a band with my bro, Kabuki Mono, and he writes with me under Will It Snow. He is practically family and I owe him muchly. Big up the Stoneground massive
Prefuse 73 feat Kazu // We Got Our Own Way
Dabrye and Prefuse were waaaay ahead of the game. Not only has he moulded my music but he also collaborated with another of my favourites, The Books (check out The Lemon of Pink).
Chairman Kato // No Coincidence
Yes, yes! Next up is the man, the legend, Chairman Kato. Founder of Work:Ethic and as of yesterday (if this goes out on time) fellow collaborator. Abletron ahoy(a). He will be also releasing on Pictures, so it looks like Alex and Matt have their A&R heads tightly locked down.
Illum Sphere // Agent White
Ryan killing it again as per usual, Hoya Hoya style. Massive congrats on his new release and big up the Manc connection. PS it ends with the vocal ‘burn’ which slots nicely in to the next track, ‘The Rizla’.
Session A9 // The Rizla
Scottish folk music often finds itself automatically associated with Micheal (bloody) Flaterly. I only hope people can appreciate it for how good it is without conjuring up an image of an over grown lepracorn. I was given this CD by a boss in a brief stint working as a security guard at Wimbledon and in Glasgow during the G8, because he was so surprised I knew who Capercaillie were. I was the most unthreatening security guard in history.
Snow Ghosts // Lost at Sea (Unsigned)
To finish off is a collaboration between myself and the amazing Hannah Cartwright of Augustus Ghost (watch out for their EP soon). Sometimes a happy coincidences pay off. Apart from meeting Hannah while working for De Wolfe Music, I only finished the track only after doing this mix. The delayed string line from the Session A9 track worked so well that I ended up sampling a snippet for the final tune (please don’t sue me, I can’t afford it)
God Speed! You Black Emperpor // Moya (Part 1)
This track is best appreciated on a long train journey while looking out the window, with an imaginary post apocalyptic scene running in your head.
Manu Delago // Hang Solo
I first heard the ‘hang on a holiday to Barcelona with my ex, played behind a church by someone wearing chain-mail gloves. Since then I’ve loved it’s sound, and there is no better exponent of the instrument than Manu Delago. A Future Without is releasing a track of his on a forth coming compilation.
Baba Yaga // Circe (A Future Without)
Next up are Bristol boys, Kahn and Vessel, with their collaboration under the name Baba Yaga. This is a bewitching tune that is only the start for what will be a bright future. Should be out on A Future Without in the near future.
Dave Brubeck Quartet // Take Five
Simply the most perfectly constructed piece of music you will ever hear. Stand out track from the best year in jazz, 1959 and one of my top ten, without a doubt.
Throwing Snow // Un Vingt (Ho Tep)
New 12″ by me coming out on Alex Nut’s new imprint, Ho Tep, very soon. Featured by Subeena on her Fact Mix and by Benji B on his BBC show. Cross fingers people will like it!
TRG // Broken Heart (Martyn Remix)
Moving in to a few classics and perfect track in every way to kick it off. I remember listening to this on repeat.
Zomby // The Lie
Such a tune, probably the definition of swagger haha
Joy Orbison // Hyph Mngo (tease)
Mr Orbison is all over it at the moment and never fails to hit the mark. Unwittingly sucked in to a new genre by the recent ‘Joystep’ incident. Just a tease, as no one wants to overplay a beauty.
Throwing Snow // Cronos (Ho Tep)
The flip side to Un Vingt coming out on Ho Tep. Lightspeed travel while stumbling backwards on a conveyer belt.
The XX // Crystalise (Dark Sky Remix)
Massive, massive tune from good friends Dark Sky. Deservedly, a hot tip for this year, after their debut on Black Acre. We are both releasing EPs on the new London label, Pictures. There will be some stem swapping as soon as I get my act together.
Simian Mobile Disco feat Beth Ditto // Cruel Intentions (Joker Remix)
Bristol connection for me and a dancefloor destroyer.
2562 // Morvern
Huge delayed stabs in to what seems like a cave, another sure fire classic.
Kahn // Stalker
Watch out for this lad, I don’t quite understand why he isn’t already everywhere. Huge talent and A Future Without are lucky enough to have a truly stunning EP from him coming soon (remember the track name, Altar). This will destroy your function.
God Speed! You Black Emperpor // Moya (Part 2)
Slow motion zombie chase ending in an unlifting, blood bathed crescendo.
Petter Worland // Tibeat (A Future Without)
Enter the onset of insanity. Petter Worland’s mind is to marveled at, madness contained. The first in a mini showcase of a few of the different faces of AFW
Memotone // Half Remembered (A Future Without)
Multi instrumentalist and true gent, Will Yates, is another undeniable talent. Well known for his live performances in forests (to be found on youtube) and his, what can only be described as, bizarre fans and their response videos. His dad is also a childhood fishing legend of mine, Chris Yates… the genes is good blud.
Qman1 // Mission (A Future Without)
Prolific producer harking from the USA. Some of the most raw and forward looking sounds out there. You will hear his name again.
Zhou // Marsh (A Future Without)
Waaaahhhh Bristol boys and sub lovers, Zhou, are the epitome of laid back. Fresh to AFW with vinyl on it’s way. I cannot express how much I love the string line when it drops, it pulls my heart from my chest.
Moabi // Going West (A Future Without)
AFW’s heavy weight French connection, Moabi, crisps up and drops a dentist chair bassline. Check out his music videos online for imagery to match.
Somnambulist // Misanthropy (A Future Without)
Sit back and settle in to an armchair, maybe with a pipe. Seriously, seriously good. EP will be out for the AFW relaunch.
Daniel Dixon // Falling Asleep (A Future Without)
Some how it reminds me of Kilhope Wheel in Weardale, back home. Lethargic and melancholic folkestry (or some other equally fitting journalistic phrase).
Chewy Benson feat Non Generic // Under The Shadow of the Rose Moon (A Future Without)
Awake in a Tim Burton film. Chewy Benson is a good friend of AFW and does some of our radio shows on Samurai FM… we owe him a lot!
Will // Tic Tac Toe (A Future Without)
Will Plowman runs A Future Without with myself and he is also one of the most knowledgeable music heads I know. He’s in a band with my bro, Kabuki Mono, and he writes with me under Will It Snow. He is practically family and I owe him muchly. Big up the Stoneground massive
Prefuse 73 feat Kazu // We Got Our Own Way
Dabrye and Prefuse were waaaay ahead of the game. Not only has he moulded my music but he also collaborated with another of my favourites, The Books (check out The Lemon of Pink).
Chairman Kato // No Coincidence
Yes, yes! Next up is the man, the legend, Chairman Kato. Founder of Work:Ethic and as of yesterday (if this goes out on time) fellow collaborator. Abletron ahoy(a). He will be also releasing on Pictures, so it looks like Alex and Matt have their A&R heads tightly locked down.
Illum Sphere // Agent White
Ryan killing it again as per usual, Hoya Hoya style. Massive congrats on his new release and big up the Manc connection. PS it ends with the vocal ‘burn’ which slots nicely in to the next track, ‘The Rizla’.
Session A9 // The Rizla
Scottish folk music often finds itself automatically associated with Micheal (bloody) Flaterly. I only hope people can appreciate it for how good it is without conjuring up an image of an over grown lepracorn. I was given this CD by a boss in a brief stint working as a security guard at Wimbledon and in Glasgow during the G8, because he was so surprised I knew who Capercaillie were. I was the most unthreatening security guard in history.
Snow Ghosts // Lost at Sea (Unsigned)
To finish off is a collaboration between myself and the amazing Hannah Cartwright of Augustus Ghost (watch out for their EP soon). Sometimes a happy coincidences pay off. Apart from meeting Hannah while working for De Wolfe Music, I only finished the track only after doing this mix. The delayed string line from the Session A9 track worked so well that I ended up sampling a snippet for the final tune (please don’t sue me, I can’t afford it)
Adrian Utley (Portishead) and Will Gregory (Goldfrapp) Collaboration
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Interesting Stuff
This is an event not to be missed! The duo have written new a score for Carl Theodor Dreyers classic 1928 film 'The Passion Of Joan Of Arc'.
The film will be screened at Bristols Colston Hall on Friday May 7th 2010, accompanied by a live performance of the score. Charles Hazlewood will conduct the eclectic group, including Utley and Gregory, consisting of six electric guitars, members of the Monteverdi Choir, harp, percussion, horns and keyboards.
'The Passion Of Joan Of Arc' is long regarded as a masterpiece of silent cinema that has influenced generations of film makers, the film chronicles Joan’s trial, imprisonment, torture and execution, all told using Joan’s own words taken from trial transcripts discovered in 1924.
Here is a short documentary by Rick Holbrook following the progress of the project. Film Clips courtesy of Artificial Eye.
The film will be screened at Bristols Colston Hall on Friday May 7th 2010, accompanied by a live performance of the score. Charles Hazlewood will conduct the eclectic group, including Utley and Gregory, consisting of six electric guitars, members of the Monteverdi Choir, harp, percussion, horns and keyboards.
'The Passion Of Joan Of Arc' is long regarded as a masterpiece of silent cinema that has influenced generations of film makers, the film chronicles Joan’s trial, imprisonment, torture and execution, all told using Joan’s own words taken from trial transcripts discovered in 1924.
Here is a short documentary by Rick Holbrook following the progress of the project. Film Clips courtesy of Artificial Eye.
Haiti Earthquake Appeal
Sundays fundraiser was a complete success and most enjoyable experience! Over £350 was raised for the Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Appeal. A big thanks to all who came down to show their support and to all the amazing bands who played. The Lasting Days, Zacc Rogers, Augustus Ghost and special thanks too Betty Steeles, Jake Morley and Matteo Scumaci who filled in at the last minute when volcanoes and broken bones disrupted our original lineup!!!
Pictures and videos coming soon!!!
Pictures and videos coming soon!!!
Hope For Haiti - Sunday Session
On the 18th April we are raising money for The Red Cross to help those affected by the devastating earthquake in Haiti. We have a truly amazing line up of six A future Without bands which are as follows!
52 Commercial road
Kabuki Mono
The Lasting days
Augustus Ghost
Toy Face
Zacc Rogers
The event takes place on Sunday 18th April from 2pm at The Jackdaw and Rook, 100 Balham high road, London, SW12 9AA. This is a FREE show with all proceeds being raised from raffle, auction and collection tins on the day going to The Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Appeal.
keep up to date and tell your friends about the event on the Facebook page!
52 Commercial road
Kabuki Mono
The Lasting days
Augustus Ghost
Toy Face
Zacc Rogers
The event takes place on Sunday 18th April from 2pm at The Jackdaw and Rook, 100 Balham high road, London, SW12 9AA. This is a FREE show with all proceeds being raised from raffle, auction and collection tins on the day going to The Red Cross Haiti Earthquake Appeal.
keep up to date and tell your friends about the event on the Facebook page!
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