So ‘93!

This entry was written by Andy, posted on March 7, 2010 at 21:59, filed under Amiga scene.

Perfection.

This entry was written by Andy, posted on February 9, 2010 at 15:17, filed under Video.

Well, this version is actually the Justice remix.

Chicago’s own DJ Funk is one of the pioneers in ghetto house but he also made some important contributions to (acid) techno in the early nineties. Check out – for instance – Street Traxx II or The Original Video Clash. Some HARD shit! I often use his material in my mixes, can’t go wrong with a little Funk.

This entry was written by Andy, posted on at 14:59, filed under Video.

This entry was written by Andy, posted on February 2, 2010 at 02:38, filed under Video.

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A homage mix to Network 23, by me, a.k.a. Apat…
Tekno | 50:49 | Download

1. 69db – Rise of the 3’s
2. 69db – Le fuck techno IV+II
3. R-Zac – Silver
4. Crystal Distortion – Please wake up
5. Spiral Tribe Collective – Doorcreak (Groove connects)

Voice: Fredrik Reinfeldt

…the mix brings me to a sloppy lo-fi video i recorded and put together some time ago in the spirit of free tekno, the foul smelling bastard sibling of commercial club music. It’s weird and kinda annoying but hey, someone might find it interesting:

This entry was written by Andy, posted on January 27, 2010 at 21:36, filed under Music, Video.

I chopped up some footage from Look Around You and made this video a while back.

This entry was written by Andy, posted on at 00:24, filed under Video.

This entry was written by Andy, posted on January 26, 2010 at 23:12, filed under Video.

This entry was written by Andy, posted on January 25, 2010 at 16:40, filed under VIC-20.

Cute UK acid from Ceephax – huh, what a guy!

This entry was written by Andy, posted on at 16:33, filed under Video.

Legendary brothers Lenny and Lawrence Burden a.k.a. Octave One. A nice example of today’s Detroit sound, 20 years after the first Underground Resistance release. Emotional (which the clip shows) but still to this day funky, hard, energetic.

The track is called Love and hate (Love and hate EP, 2006, Tresor 227).

This entry was written by Andy, posted on January 20, 2010 at 18:43, filed under Video.