03/02/2012 Playlist

Skudge – Bodika Remix – 12″ – Remixes Part 5 – Skudge Records (2012)

Visionist – W.M.I.D. – 12″ – Split with Lorca – Left Bank (2011)

69 – My Machines – 12″ – Lite Music – Planet E (1994)

Sergueï Gevorkian (?) – Pachar (?)– LP – Plays Assyran Flute (? unknown russian LP – Cyrillic writing) – Melodia (1981)

Traditional – Moulage du Riz – LP – Flûtes et Rythmes du Cameroun – SFP (197?)

Many Very Fine Songs (AKA Zelonky & Fergardis) – Evil Data – LP – ’95-’99 – Aim (2001)

Al Shorter – One Million Squared – LP – Tes Esat – America (1971)

Ragnar Grippe – Untitled 1 – LP – Sand – Shandar (1977)

Dr. Derek F. (AKA Chris Galdwin from Team Doyobi) – Chrome Tear – 12″ – D.F.1 – 33 (AKA Skam) (2002)

Mike Longo – Pass It – LP – The Awekening  – Mainstream Records (1972)

07/15/2011 Playlist

We Like Cats – Meow Hear Me Roar – LP – Proper Eats – Marriage Records (2009)
Chris And Cosey – Tears Of Blood – 2XLP – Various: The Elephant Table Album – X Tract (1983)
Analogue Solutions – B2 – 12″ – Disco006 – Analogue Solutions (2011)
Addison Groove – Make Um Bounce – 12″ – This Is It – Tectonic (2011)
Manuel Tur feat. Holly Backler – Most Of This Moment (Blakkat Acid Mix) – 12″ – Most Of This Moment – Freerange Records (2011)
Erik Travis – Phone Sex – 12″ – Make You Rock – Clone Crown Ltd. (2011)
Carl Craig – Goodbye World – 2XLP – More Songs About Food And Revolutionary Art – SSR Records (1997)
Analogue Solutions – B2 – 12″ – Disco005 – Analogue Solutions (2011)
Finesse – Elevate – 12″ – S/T – Ecstasy (2011)
February & Mars – Dragonflies – 12″ – S/T – Feel Music (2010)
Alexis Blair Penney – Lonely Sea (Honey Soundsystem Remix) – 7″ – Lonely Sea – HNYTRX (2011)
Steve Beresford & Anne Marie Beretta – Cicada – LP – Dancing The Line – Nato (1986)
Tolouse Low Trax – Asimiad – 12″ – S/T – SD Records (2011)

Track of the day #14

Mark Goddard? Truth?! Never heard of those. Or have I? These pretty generic names could just hide anything, from Goa Trance to ambient downtempo or folk protest singing. Suposedly the fourth release of equally obscure and ungooglable Funky Groove Records, the only link I could find was that this was a subsidiary imprint for forgotten Funky Junky Records, a hardcore/proto-jungle label with only a handfull releases, most of which were white labels.
Truth is a whole different affair. Obviously of british lineage, we here march in the deepest and most beautiful Detroit territory. There’s a tradition of british Detroit techno with B12, As One, Stasis and cohorts. For years, we covered it all here at Helter Skelter, but this gem is such an under the radar must-hear/must-have/must-love choon that even if we already played it, I thought we should remind you of it. I dare say this up there with the best Kenny Larkin, C2 and even Derrick May. Hope you’ll enjoy this as much as we do.

Cheers,
Bertrand Delanowave