Joy Orbison

fave tracks are that and "layer 6"

big room tech house tool is actually his hit next to hyphn go. At least in the UK clubs. Sikko Cell sounded cheap and tbf still does. But then the post-dubstep lot have generally been a regressive bunch. Blawan was the only geezer in that orbit who had a real talent for detailed, snappy drum sounds, in a way its a shame hes only really making straight techno but also the scene had no room for someone with decent production chops like that. That fram/iddy release just sounded so much more devastating in a club when it come out, it was hard to compete with it. Lavender as well.

Oh and Untold also had good production chops as well. That Purify thing he did very early in Hessle's history is a mad one, like J Dilla on crystal meth. Really mind blowing stuff.

my eyes are rollng out of my head re this:

very boring. the beginning of the end of UK dance music for me.

― RobbiePires

as for the last post... flagged, unless it's a joke which surely it can only be. Excellent pastiche though and well-deployed, I think. Got to be a joke, though. Can't not be a joke though, surely. Hysterical.

fuck, I just realised it was the same guy twice.

Dying at "geezer" though.

I gotta say I don't think Sicko Cell has aged well, possibly because it got rinsed so much at the time that people got fed up of it. Everything else he's done still sounds good to me today.

Loving the new one too, I've barely been listening to club music since lockdown started but am prepared to make an exception for this. Also loving that he's made a drill beat, would love to hear him do more of that. As far as I know that sound hasn't crossed over into club music but like I said I'm not up to speed with it so who knows.

Also I can't think of any other vinyl releases that have been described as mixtapes, so that's a first for my record collection

I really enjoyed this walking through the city centre at 7.30am this morning, just the right mix of Four Tet delicate sentimentality and microhouse trippiness for the sun rising. But even though the beats and basslines are fully present I wouldn't really think of this as "club" music.

Nice précis. The tracks are too short, for a start, but I suspect you mean something else.

Roy Orbison = I Bro on Rosy

yeah i can't think of any club context to play any of this in but it's really nice so far