Hello, nothing new at F1 Hamilton scored his 92nd poll his wingman Bottas 2nd and the main Mercedes challenger Verstappen on 3rd, it could very well the same result tomorrow however last week Red Bull outsmarted the Mercedes team as wonderboy Verstappen took his first win of the season , could he win again in Spain , sure is it likely..no. Meanwhile in championsleague football by far the favorite team Man City lost to Lyon a team that failed to qualify for next years championsleague 1-3 bizarre, but then i guess the Man City players saw how Bayern Munich took apart Barcelona 8-2 and really didn't look forward to be deconstructed by the Germans in the upcoming semi-final, they have a few weeks holiday now and what about Pep Guardiola well his future at Man City is full of gloom now.
Today's artistis are a New Zealand electronica duo from Christchurch. ..... N'Joy
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Mike and Paddy met in 1996. Since then they have released five albums, four remix albums and been on six world tours.
Their debut album, Futureproof, released in August 1998, rose to the top of the New Zealand electronic charts, despite no marketing or advertising. Their second album, Electronomicon, followed in September 2000, and led to a 30-date tour of New Zealand and Australia. Both albums spawned remix projects, featuring mixes by local luminaries such as International Observer, Epsilon Blue and Downtown Brown.
Their third album, Ape to Angel, released in New Zealand on 4 October 2004, gained critical acclaim. The "Ape to Angel" tour was the biggest to date, with 42 shows across the world, including their debut performances in United States. The remixes of this came out in New Zealand and Australia under the name "Halfway: between Ape and Angel" and in Europe and America as "Frequencies Fall.
Their fourth studio album was "Rude Mechanicals", released in 2007: it came out on the band's own label, Remote Recordings, in Australia and New Zealand; on the Wakyo label in Japan; and on Dubmission Records elsewhere in the worl The remixes of this album came out as "Rhythm, Sound and Movement" in May 2009.
The fifth Pitch Black record "Filtered Senses" came out on September 2nd 2016, and was followed by a remix collection, "Invisible Circuits", on July 7th 2017
Their sixth studio album "Third Light" was released on September 13th 2019 and followed with a tour of New Zealand in October and Europe in November[. A remix collection, "The Light Within", followed on July 10th 2020.
Pitch Black songs have been used on a variety of international film and media, such as Whale Rider and CSI: Miami. Also they have worked with Metia Interactive's Cube game for the PlayStation Portable, designing sound, and contributing music.
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With 'Halfway Between Ape and Angel' Pitch Black offer a diverse range of musical styles created from the beats, noises and sounds of their third album 'Ape to Angel' (2004). Maintaining the original Pitch Black grooves and dub FX, the broad range of remix artists involved with this project have layered them with the beats & influences of deep tech, drum & bass and delicious ambient rhythms. Said collaborators include Blue Tech, Agent Alvin, Ithz, Max and Bluey, Switch & PZ, Friends Electric, OG, Module and Peakshift.
Pitch Black - Halfway - Between Ape & Angel ( flac 387mb)
01 Ape To Angel (Bluetech's Evolution Mix) 7:22
02 The Random Smiler (OG Remix) 5:26
03 Freefall (Fiord Remix) 5:33
04 Big Trouble Upstairs (Max And Bluey Remix) 4:49
05 Freefall (Friend Electric Remix) 6:33
06 Flex (Peak Shift's Non Weight Bearer Remix) 6:06
07 Elements Turn (Switch + Pz Remix) 6:54
08 Freefall (Ithz Remix) 6:15
09 Elements Turn (Agent Alvin Remix) 6:20
10 Empty Spaces Missing Units (Module's Happy Machine Remix) 7:22
11 Freefall (Alucidnation's Lucid Dream Remix) 5:37
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Frequencies Fall is a collection of remixes of tracks from Pitch Blacks Ape To Angel album, which, reflecting the duos wide ranging tastes and styles, encompasses nearly every genre of electronica and dance music. Ape to Angel was released last summer to much critical acclaim, and many a rave review. The collection opens with an Indo-lounge take on Lost in Translation by International Observer meets Horace (former Thompson Twin Tom Bailey and son), glides into Friends Electrics dubby breaks mix of Freefall, before going all old school DnB with Elements Turn, courtesy of Switch & pZ. Minuit ramp it up with their Plumps meets Daft Punk version of Freefall only for son.sines Flex to drop it right down Rhythm&Sound style! Hummel then takes things off on a total tangent with his eclectic take on Big Trouble Upstairs, leaving it to Spektrum drummer Isaac Tucker to pick up the pieces with his side projects Ithzs tech house with a touch of acid remix of Freefall. Renegade Soundwaves Danny Briottet engineered DJ Flix vs Red Stars sparse breaks version of The Random Smiler, followed by uber producer Youths festival tinged mix of Lost in Translation. Module adds bass and beats to the formerly ambient Empty Spaces Missing Units, then left coast psybient legend Bluetech slips and slides his way through Ape to Angel, followed by minimal techno producer Peak_Shift who glitches and glides into Flex, allowing The Big Chills Alucidnation to take things safely home with his Orb-esque version of Freefall (already a fave of Tom Middletons). Carefully sequenced to flow freely from beginning to end, this collection is both a smokers delight and a serious dose of audiophilia.
Pitch Black - Frequencies Fall ( flac 445mb)
01 Lost In Translation (International Observer Meets Horace Remix) 6:23
02 Freefall (Friends Electric Remix) 6:33
03 Elements Turn (Switch And Pz Remix) 6:54
04 Freefall (Minuit Remix) 4:21
05 Flex (Son.sine Remix) 3:20
06 Big Trouble Upstairs (Hummel Remix) 5:07
07 Freefall (Ithz Remix) 6:16
08 The Random Smiler (DJ Flix vs. Red Star Remix) 6:23
09 Lost In Translation (Youth Remix) 6:46
10 Empty Spaces Missing Units (Module's Happy Machine Remix) 7:22
11 Ape To Angel (Bluetech's Evolution Mix) 7:22
12 Flex (Peak Shift's Non Weight Bearer Remix) 6:06
13 Freefall (Alucidnation's Lucid Dream Remix) 5:37
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Pitch Black - Empty Spaces, Random Units EP ( flac 207mb)
01 Empty Spaces, Missing Units (Metalob remix) 05:47
02 Flex (Automattic remix) 06:22
03 Big Trouble Upstairs (Max&Bluey remix) 04:50
04 Empty Spaces, Missing Units (Animat remix) 05:37
05 Freefall (Alucidnation dub remix) (free) 05:37
06 The Random Smiler (OG remix) 05:26
07 Empty Spaces, Missing Units (Avotor remix) 06:06
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Rude Mechanicals is the 2007 album from the pioneering New Zealand electronica duo, Pitch Black. This stuff might be coming out of a small remote corner of the South Pacific, but that doesn’t lessen its quality and what we have here is yet another world class hybrid of Techno/Dub/Drum & Bass from Messrs Hodgson and Free. Another understated masterpiece to remind us in no uncertain terms that Pitch Black remain very much the benchmark for the genre in this little corner of the planet. Rude Mechanicals has been a fixture in my CD player for more than a year. Transport yourself …
Pitch Black - Rude Mechanicals ( flac 372mb)
01 Ape to Angel 8:26
02 Freefall 5:41
03 Lost in Translation 8:14
04 Big Trouble Upstairs 8:03
05 Flex 8:01
06 Elements Turn 9:08
07 The Random Smiler (Live) 10:06
08 Empty Spaces, Missing Units 7:14
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Today's artistis are a New Zealand electronica duo from Christchurch. ..... N'Joy
xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx
Mike and Paddy met in 1996. Since then they have released five albums, four remix albums and been on six world tours.
Their debut album, Futureproof, released in August 1998, rose to the top of the New Zealand electronic charts, despite no marketing or advertising. Their second album, Electronomicon, followed in September 2000, and led to a 30-date tour of New Zealand and Australia. Both albums spawned remix projects, featuring mixes by local luminaries such as International Observer, Epsilon Blue and Downtown Brown.
Their third album, Ape to Angel, released in New Zealand on 4 October 2004, gained critical acclaim. The "Ape to Angel" tour was the biggest to date, with 42 shows across the world, including their debut performances in United States. The remixes of this came out in New Zealand and Australia under the name "Halfway: between Ape and Angel" and in Europe and America as "Frequencies Fall.
Their fourth studio album was "Rude Mechanicals", released in 2007: it came out on the band's own label, Remote Recordings, in Australia and New Zealand; on the Wakyo label in Japan; and on Dubmission Records elsewhere in the worl The remixes of this album came out as "Rhythm, Sound and Movement" in May 2009.
The fifth Pitch Black record "Filtered Senses" came out on September 2nd 2016, and was followed by a remix collection, "Invisible Circuits", on July 7th 2017
Their sixth studio album "Third Light" was released on September 13th 2019 and followed with a tour of New Zealand in October and Europe in November[. A remix collection, "The Light Within", followed on July 10th 2020.
Pitch Black songs have been used on a variety of international film and media, such as Whale Rider and CSI: Miami. Also they have worked with Metia Interactive's Cube game for the PlayStation Portable, designing sound, and contributing music.
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With 'Halfway Between Ape and Angel' Pitch Black offer a diverse range of musical styles created from the beats, noises and sounds of their third album 'Ape to Angel' (2004). Maintaining the original Pitch Black grooves and dub FX, the broad range of remix artists involved with this project have layered them with the beats & influences of deep tech, drum & bass and delicious ambient rhythms. Said collaborators include Blue Tech, Agent Alvin, Ithz, Max and Bluey, Switch & PZ, Friends Electric, OG, Module and Peakshift.
Pitch Black - Halfway - Between Ape & Angel ( flac 387mb)
01 Ape To Angel (Bluetech's Evolution Mix) 7:22
02 The Random Smiler (OG Remix) 5:26
03 Freefall (Fiord Remix) 5:33
04 Big Trouble Upstairs (Max And Bluey Remix) 4:49
05 Freefall (Friend Electric Remix) 6:33
06 Flex (Peak Shift's Non Weight Bearer Remix) 6:06
07 Elements Turn (Switch + Pz Remix) 6:54
08 Freefall (Ithz Remix) 6:15
09 Elements Turn (Agent Alvin Remix) 6:20
10 Empty Spaces Missing Units (Module's Happy Machine Remix) 7:22
11 Freefall (Alucidnation's Lucid Dream Remix) 5:37
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Frequencies Fall is a collection of remixes of tracks from Pitch Blacks Ape To Angel album, which, reflecting the duos wide ranging tastes and styles, encompasses nearly every genre of electronica and dance music. Ape to Angel was released last summer to much critical acclaim, and many a rave review. The collection opens with an Indo-lounge take on Lost in Translation by International Observer meets Horace (former Thompson Twin Tom Bailey and son), glides into Friends Electrics dubby breaks mix of Freefall, before going all old school DnB with Elements Turn, courtesy of Switch & pZ. Minuit ramp it up with their Plumps meets Daft Punk version of Freefall only for son.sines Flex to drop it right down Rhythm&Sound style! Hummel then takes things off on a total tangent with his eclectic take on Big Trouble Upstairs, leaving it to Spektrum drummer Isaac Tucker to pick up the pieces with his side projects Ithzs tech house with a touch of acid remix of Freefall. Renegade Soundwaves Danny Briottet engineered DJ Flix vs Red Stars sparse breaks version of The Random Smiler, followed by uber producer Youths festival tinged mix of Lost in Translation. Module adds bass and beats to the formerly ambient Empty Spaces Missing Units, then left coast psybient legend Bluetech slips and slides his way through Ape to Angel, followed by minimal techno producer Peak_Shift who glitches and glides into Flex, allowing The Big Chills Alucidnation to take things safely home with his Orb-esque version of Freefall (already a fave of Tom Middletons). Carefully sequenced to flow freely from beginning to end, this collection is both a smokers delight and a serious dose of audiophilia.
Pitch Black - Frequencies Fall ( flac 445mb)
01 Lost In Translation (International Observer Meets Horace Remix) 6:23
02 Freefall (Friends Electric Remix) 6:33
03 Elements Turn (Switch And Pz Remix) 6:54
04 Freefall (Minuit Remix) 4:21
05 Flex (Son.sine Remix) 3:20
06 Big Trouble Upstairs (Hummel Remix) 5:07
07 Freefall (Ithz Remix) 6:16
08 The Random Smiler (DJ Flix vs. Red Star Remix) 6:23
09 Lost In Translation (Youth Remix) 6:46
10 Empty Spaces Missing Units (Module's Happy Machine Remix) 7:22
11 Ape To Angel (Bluetech's Evolution Mix) 7:22
12 Flex (Peak Shift's Non Weight Bearer Remix) 6:06
13 Freefall (Alucidnation's Lucid Dream Remix) 5:37
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Pitch Black - Empty Spaces, Random Units EP ( flac 207mb)
01 Empty Spaces, Missing Units (Metalob remix) 05:47
02 Flex (Automattic remix) 06:22
03 Big Trouble Upstairs (Max&Bluey remix) 04:50
04 Empty Spaces, Missing Units (Animat remix) 05:37
05 Freefall (Alucidnation dub remix) (free) 05:37
06 The Random Smiler (OG remix) 05:26
07 Empty Spaces, Missing Units (Avotor remix) 06:06
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Rude Mechanicals is the 2007 album from the pioneering New Zealand electronica duo, Pitch Black. This stuff might be coming out of a small remote corner of the South Pacific, but that doesn’t lessen its quality and what we have here is yet another world class hybrid of Techno/Dub/Drum & Bass from Messrs Hodgson and Free. Another understated masterpiece to remind us in no uncertain terms that Pitch Black remain very much the benchmark for the genre in this little corner of the planet. Rude Mechanicals has been a fixture in my CD player for more than a year. Transport yourself …
Pitch Black - Rude Mechanicals ( flac 372mb)
01 Ape to Angel 8:26
02 Freefall 5:41
03 Lost in Translation 8:14
04 Big Trouble Upstairs 8:03
05 Flex 8:01
06 Elements Turn 9:08
07 The Random Smiler (Live) 10:06
08 Empty Spaces, Missing Units 7:14
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