Showing posts with label Orbital. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orbital. Show all posts

9.12.2013

20 Years of Ravin'

20 Years of Ravin' Barrel dEM
20 Years of Ravin'

When I was young, I listened to a lot of electronic based music - New Order, Depeche Mode, etc. But it wasn't until the early 90's and in particular 1993 that I got into DJ led dance and rave music. You see, I was stationed in Germany in the military at the time and the rave clubs and parties over there were burgeoning. I got an earful of that repetitive, driving sound and the vibe from all the other participants and I couldn't stop. I wanted to share a few of the anthems that I still listen to after all these years - the ones that were formative in my music education, whether they be techno, house, trance, breakbeat, drum 'n bass, dubstep, trap or downtempo, from that time until the present day.































































And back to where it began-


No Boats

1.04.2012

Ansible-Futurist's Trivia Question


Which of the following is not an Orbital song?

a) Chime
b) P.E.T.R.O.L.
c) In Orbit
d) The Box

boats

11.19.2011

Some jamz of various genres

Some choice selections from ansible! Enjoy :) i hope your day is going well, or at least i hope these tracks make it a little better...

<> electro <>
spit it out (designer drugs remix) - IAMX





<> liquid dnb <>
starting over - blu mar ten





<> progressive <>
delirious - claes rosen





<> house <>
Why don't you - Gramophondzie





<> indie dance / nu disco <>
Household goods - totally enormous extinct dinosaurs





<> techno <>
beelzebeat - orbital

10.23.2011

Orbital; and introducing Ansible-Futurist


Greetings!

This marks ansible-futurist's first post on the Barrel-dEM blog, home to my very close friend & DJ-sensei/jedi-master No Boats! I, ansible, am from Chicago, am a 21 year old college student studying abroad in Denmark this semester, and grew up listening to almost exclusively techno and house music thanks to an incredible cousin with incredible musical taste! My cousin gave me my first two CDs to use with my first cd-player way back in the day (when i was 9 or 10 i think), and they were mixtapes of the UK-based techno duo Orbital. Comprised of brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll, I am still to this day left in awe at the epic journeys Orbital's tracks take from start to finish. As they are my most long-time favorite group/artist and possibly the most influential as far as my personal music production goes, my admiration and respect for them knows practically no bounds! I figure that paying them a tribute would serve as a fitting first post!


Here are a few choice nugs:


The girl with the sun in her head:


Belfast:



Halcyon (Tom Middleton Re-model) - Orbital:



Until next time, peace!

- ansible-futurist