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  • Savage Future Hosted by Jason "Thirsty" de Barros and Bert "Bertzerker" Yip

    Savage Future

    OK. Seriously folks. What took us so long to pick up a show from San Francisco!? It's not like 50%+ of the music played on this station comes from that general area. Oh well - no matter! We're joined by the dynamic duo comprised of Thirsty and Bertzerker - finally taking a stand and filling in our Bay Area void! We can attain Nirvana now... at least I'm pretty sure.

    They wrote their biographies and show description better than I ever could - so I'll just let 'em have at it:

    "Focusing on breaks, glitch, midtempo and dubtsep from the SF Bay Area and around the world, the Savage Future show is all about syncopated synthetic soundscapes and gooey glitchy goodness blended together with breakbeats and sprinkled with soul.

    DJ Thirsty has been DJing undergrounds, renegades, clubs and parties since the mid 90s and began producing a little over a year ago. A b-boy at heart, he first dove into the underground electronic music scene in 1998, when he was introduced to warehouse parties while visiting his aunt in San Francisco.

    Bert started collecting records in 99, but did not actually get turntables until 2004, and they have been gathering dust ever since.... Always getting bored with unevolving music, he has gone through a variety of style preferences but has come full circle back into hip hop based beat music, from whence he has vowed to never stray again, until of course, lounge crooning gets more bangin' and trippy."

    Catch their sites here:

    http://myspace.com/djthirsty
    http://myspace.com/bertzerk

    Show Times: 
      Show time (by timezone)
    • Sundays, 4-6PM (US Pacific)
    • Sundays, 6-8PM (US Central)
    • Sundays, 7-9PM (US Eastern)
    • Mondays, 12AM-2AM (UK/GMT)
    • Mondays, 1PM-3PM (NZ)

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    Multitouch Synthesis Instruments by Kevin Schlei

    Check this out! Kevin Schlei has programmed a couple multitouch systhesis instruments. ‘MstretchSynth’ and ‘MdrumSynth’. The future is now!

    MStretchSynth Demo - Kevin Schlei (2010) from Kevin Schlei on Vimeo.

    Tom Cosm vs Circuit Bent - "Bent Cosmos" Haiti Fundraiser Track! It's EPIC

    Tom Cosm just posted up an EPIC new track on his site(cosm.co.nz). It's a collab track he put together with Melbourne-based artist Circuit Bent. Scrumptious epic glitchy breaks goodness for the soul, and now for the karma! The duo have decided to put the track to good use as a fundraiser for Haiti.

    From the site:

    The money raised will all go to the Doctors without Borders, a non-religious organization. I've looked into quite of lot of ways we could do this, and this way seems to be the the most help... no bullshit, just emergency medicine and medical care for those who most need it.

    The 128kbps MP3 is free to grab, but if you donate, you'll get a link to the full uncompressed wav-file of crispy bassy goodness!

    Check it out:

    Tom Cosm vs Circuit Bent - Bent Cosmos by TomCosm

    You can chip in to the relief effort here.

    Graintable Drops a Filthy Live Remix of Gouseion's "We're In High School" (+Free Download)

    Wow. Watch Portland's @Graintable drop one heck of a live remix using the APC40.

    Grab the track here: http://www.runriotrecords.com/2009/08/19/more-fire-for-the-friends

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    David Starfire Remix Contest

    Attention Producers!

    Six Degrees Records has announced their David Starfire Remix Contest



    Prizes include: An "All Access" Pass and Bundles from Puremagnetik



    Get all of the details for the contest here.

    Liturgy of the Hours hosted by Afro Monk!

    Afro Monk

    The Miami glitch scene has finally invaded! It was only a matter of time as Miami has its own solid glitch scene, backed up by numerous talented producers! At the forefront of representing this is long-time glitch-music blogger and Glitch.FM supporter, Afro Monk! ... and we're amazingly lucky to have him on board as the host of our latest show - "Liturgy of Hours!"

    Here's his show description:

    "Home grown in the city of bass, Miami! I'll be sharing with you the latest and greatest in the field of glitch emphasizing the bumping sounds of glitch-hop. It's 2 hours of bass meditation glitch music, where I'll feature guest mixes from local DJs and all over the world from time to time. Music brings the world together and I'm here to share a piece of my finds." (awwww)

    Show Times: 

      Show time (by timezone)
    • Mondays, 8-10PM (US Pacific)
    • Mondays, 10PM-12AM (US Central)
    • Mondays, 11PM-1AM (US Eastern)
    • Tuesdays, 4-6AM (UK/GMT)
    • Tuesdays, 5-7PM (NZ)

    Location

    Polybeat Plant with Stutterfly and Sugarpill!

    Sugarpill and Stutterfly

    A glitchtastic update! Glitch.FM badbwoy Sugarpill is merging his show with the talented Mr. Stutterfly... to produce the show < drum roll > "Polybeat Plant!" Just when you thought things couldn't get any leeter, glitchier, more technical, and all-around more sexy - it did. This is a merging of titans, folks... this is the MECHA SHIVA of new shows.

    Show Times: 
      Show time (by timezone)
    • Thursdays, 6-8PM (US Pacific)
    • Thursdays, 8-10PM (US Central)
    • Thursdays, 9-11PM (US Eastern)
    • Fridays, 2-4AM (UK/GMT)
    • Fridays, 3-5PM (NZ)

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    Shop Talk: DJ Effects using phase cancellation

    Will Marshall has put together another great video regarding the use of phase cancellation with DJ effects. He's also posted a written explanation on his blog. Great concepts and ideas here! Strap on your geek hat and check this out!

    DJ Effects using phase cancellation from Will Marshall on Vimeo.

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    Lucent L'amour Valentine Music and Art Festival

    Going down Saturday, February 13 is the Valentine-themed music and art festival known as Lucent L'amour, a mad frenzy of creative expression, theatrical performances and of course, that rich and chewy bass music that we love so well.

    Here is the quick rundown:

    • 100+ artists, musicians, performers and art installations
    • Two stages of music and dancing with live and electronic acts
    • Live mural and digital painting, art gallery and silent auction
    • Romantic, colorful and whimsical décor all throughout venue
    • Aerialists, acrobats, burlesque dancers and other live performers
    • Unique arts and crafts vendors, full bars & delicious food
    • Downtown LA location in historic Shrine Auditorium, plenty of parking
    • 7PM-4AM, 18+ event, VIP passes available presale

    Darkside Discography hosted by Chaosphere!

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    Canada may not be the most dense country population-wise, but DAMN... it's as dense as a neutron star when it comes to talent in glitch music. Thus, we are graced with presence of Chaosphere from Kelowna, Canada (land of the likes of Datsik and Excision)!! If you like the grimiest of the grimy, the hardest of the hard, the dirtiest of the dirty, and the filthiest of the filthy glitched out dubstep, downtempo, and drum n bass - this is a show you're definitely going to want to catch. He'll be "painting the walls red with an intensity that none forget."

      Show time (by timezone)
    • Wednesdays, 6-8PM (US Pacific)
    • Wednesdays, 8-10PM (US Central)
    • Wednesdays, 9-11PM (US Eastern)
    • Thursdays, 2-4AM (UK/GMT)
    • Thursdays, 3-5PM (NZ)

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    Ableton Live - Tips and Tricks

    In case you missed it...Dubspot put on an Ableton workshop and Glitch.FM listener Tambudzai Kamusikiri was lucky enough to attend. She wrote a great article regarding Justin Boreta's Ableton tips and tricks. Check it out here.

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    Ableton Tutorial Videos by Will Marshall

    Glitch.FM listener and Ableton guru Will Marshall has put together some killer tutorial videos. In the first video he shows us how he has integrated wireless touchscreen controls into his setup. And in the second he explains how he splits up tracks for DJing in Ableton. Whether you're an Ableton user or not this is a glimpse into the future of DJing and performing electronic music. Thanks to Will for putting these together!

    Using TouchOSC with Osculator and Ableton from Will Marshall on Vimeo.

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    An-ten-nae Presents Acid Crunk Vol. 2 (Muti Music)

    An-ten-nae presents Acid Crunk Vol. 2 is an essential component to the musical lives of those who love West Coast sound. What West Coast sound exactly IS, no one can really say- but listen to this album and you can practically hear the crushing waves of the Pacific Ocean, the strange sizzle of city streets, and the hyped-up yet laid back ethos that pervades the culture in this slice of the world.

    Acid Crunk Vol. 2 never relies on an accelerated tempo to deliver its energy or to make the dance floor move, yet accomplishes both feats with flying colors. It has a bass backbone made of steel from which it draws its strength, allowing for exploratory extremities and a head of feral fire. The compilation album features some of the most talented producers in the world today in the realm of dubstep, glitch hop, experimental hip hop and all of their mutant cousins. It is a cocktail of styles- a Long Island Iced Tea, actually, with each component just as strong and kick-ass as the next. When you finish it, your brain will be buzzing and your limbs will be loose. And you will want another round.

    Glitch.FM Special Live Broadcast! Pirates vs Ninjas on Dec 11th

    Get toasty! The eternal and epic struggle between the pirate and the ninja heats up - this time in MASSIVE GLITCHY BWAMPY AURAL FORM. It's a special live broadcast of the "Pirates Vs Ninjas" one off party - from the nippy lands of Vancouver, Canada - featuring the selections, productions, and ultra-tweakage from members of The Integrated Grime Unit (who have a weekly show on Glitch.FM!)

    Hit the jump for the DJ bios and free downloads (or catch the Facebook Event Page!)

      Broadcast Times:
    • Pacific: 10pm-2am (Friday Dec. 11)
    • Central: 12am-4am (Saturday)
    • Eastern: 1am-5am (Saturday)
    • GMT: 6am-8am (Saturday)
    • NZT: 5pm-9pm (Saturday)
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    Attention Producers! Cheap Plugins!

    Get some new plugins on the cheap!

    Word on the interwebz is that Audiomidi.com has another "No Brainer" deal starting on Monday. They'll be offering a couple of great plugins for under $25. Check that out here.

    Native Instruments has recently announced their Synthsgiving Sale. Massive, Absynth, FM8 and Reaktor 5 are available for $99 from NI's Online Shop until Nov.30th

    D16 Group has also got a 50% off sale on all of their plugins/bundles until Dec. 1st. Check that out here.

    =Stay tuned for an article with tips and tricks from a recent Ableton Live workshop=

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