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Kaya Kink: Terpsichore

  1. ConquestForever
    License to Thrill 3 (Dub Police / 2007)
  2. DeadbeatGrounation (Berghain Drum Jack)
    Roots and Wire (Wagon Repair / 2008)
  3. Babylon TimewarpDurban Poison
    Durban Poison (Sublime, 1992)
  4. MilaneseCaramel Cognac
    Extend (Planet Mu / 2007)
  5. PFMOne and Only
    One and Only (Looking Good / 1995)
  6. SkannaFind Me
    Find me 12″ (Skanna / 1996)
  7. Bay-B-KaneHello Darkness
    Hello Darkness (Ruff Guidance / 1992)
  8. Benga & Coki - Night
    Night (Tempa / 2008)
  9. PangaeaRouter
    You & I (Hessle / 2008)
  10. SkreamSub Island
    Box of Dub (Soul Jazz, 2007)

Delving deeper into the night of London. On this second installment the focus is on the underground London scene: Clubs, pirate radio and white label pressings. A myriad of genres and all sort of short-spanned influences set to service a musical scene in process of ceaseless reinvention, dismantling and reassembling.

Hard to see the whole spectrum in only 10 songs so I tried to keep this playlist as cohesively varied as I could, on this offering you’ll be hearing elements of everything from techno, dancehall, dub, rave, house, electro to hip-hop. Hopefully this playlist will make for a good introduction and will get the listener to delve further into the sound.

Previously: Kaya Kink: Midnight Marauders.
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14 Responses

  1. Michael says:

    Cool site,thanks.. :)

    Wasn’t there a Jazz/Rock Fusion band by the name of
    PFM back in the 70′s or 80′s ?
    From Italy,maybe ?

    Keep up the good work…Thanks again..

  2. Moka says:

    Yes! There’s an italian prog band from the 70′s that goes by the name Premiata Forneria Marconi, I don’t think I’ve heard any of their albums but kept bumping into them while trying to find more info for the British PFM.

  3. Maria says:

    I was trying to figure out why your site seems to be so [wonderfully] cut off from the rest of the blogosphere, and I realized it’s because you don’t have any ads on here. This is a place I love to go when I come home to get away from the craziness. :]

  4. herdingeese says:

    amazing site, love the wide, bloody massive range of music that falls into my lap, and keeps me a looking

  5. stopthemjah says:

    pi pip pi pipipi Benga & Coki……funny music

  6. L/V says:

    The link to the grounation mp3 isn’t working…
    Can you re-load it?
    Love all of your eclectic posts and look forward to each new selection…

    Biggest Up’s!

    L/V of MEGA

  7. noele says:

    amazed to see ‘router’ on here, definitely one of the top tracks of the year.

  8. joe h says:

    thanks for putting me on to router, love hessle audio great local label.

  9. bronson59 says:

    Thanks – have been after that Skanna track since 1996 :)))

  10. keetsbeats says:

    wonderful blog you got going here keep up the good work!great selection, loving the oldschool breaks!

  11. gees voorhees says:

    Thanks for this, awesome list!

  12. stefan says:

    stunning.

  13. x says:

    i am late to the party but it’s worth it:)

  14. Terra Firma says:

    Thanks for the tunes!

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The song makes its imprint
in the air, making itself felt,
a felt world. Here, there,
the stunned silence

of knowing I will not remember
what I heard;

futures that will never happen,
a fluidity we cannot achieve
except as a child
creating possibility.

This is the untranslatable song
hidden in the earth.

-Untranslatable Song [1]