As you could probably tell from our review of their debut single, LWE is enamoured with Elektro Guzzi. The Vienna-based trio transforms their classic rock trio line-up into an engine for electrifying dance rhythms and mind-melting textures — all without overdubs or computers. On May 17th the group brings their unique vision to the album […]
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LWE Podcast 13: Paul Frick retires this week
As one of Paul Frick’s early advocates we were extremely pleased to host one of his excellent strings-and-things live sets as our 13th exclusive podcast. We hope you have another gander at one of our favorite mixes before it’s placed in the vault this Friday, May 14th at 10 a.m. CST.
LWE’s Guide to Movement Detroit 2010
With so much to choose from, LWE has decided to reprise last year’s popular festival guide. Because the daily schedule has not yet been released we’re breaking things down by stage, so at least you’ll know where to be to see these incredible artists at work.
Little White Earbuds April Charts 2010
01. The Panamax Project, “Maximum Height” [Subsolo Records] (buy)
02. **K, “Phenomenon” (Cage & Aviary Dub)
[The Walls Have Ears] (buy)
03. Matthias Vogt, “Together As One”
[Polytone] (buy)
04. Ramadanman & Midland, “Your Words Matter” [Aus Music] (buy)
05. Leif ft. Donna Lea, “Priority”
[Fear of Flying] (buy)
06. KiNK, “Kiss the Sky” [Boe Recordings] (buy)
07. Mount Kimbie, “Maybes” (James Blake Remix)
[Hotflush Recordings] (buy)
08. Peter Van Hoesen, “Closing The Distance/Toy Universe” [Time to Express] (buy)
09. Billy Love, “Can’t Keep Running Away”
[Sound Signature] (buy)
10. Marino Berardi, “Best Intention”
[Room With A View] (buy)
LWE Podcast 12: Andrey Radovski retires this week
Belarus native and Brooklyn denizen Andrey Radovski was the first DJ to win LWE’s annual podcast competition. Make sure to grab his winning mix before it’s committed to the history hard drives this Friday, April 23rd.
LWE Podcast 11: Simon Flower retiring this week
New Zealand native Simon Flower mixed up LWE Podcast 11 way back in 2008. Don’t miss your last chance to download it as it retires this Friday, April 16th at 10 am CST.
Little White Earbuds March Charts 2010
01. Gerd, “Freedom” [Royal Oak] (buy)
02. Fudge Fingas, “Mmm Hmm”
[Prime Numbers] (buy)
03. Sandman ft. Jeremy Ellis, “Feed Your Mind” (John Beltran & Riverside remix) [FastFWD]
04. Ray Mang, “Look Into My Eyes” [DFA] (buy)
05. Kuniyuki Takahashi, “Deep Love”
[Mule Electronic] (buy)
06. Kyle Hall, “Kaychunk” [Hyperdub] (buy)
07. Jason Fine, “Many To Many” (Ben Klock remix) [Kontra Musik] (buy)
08. Tevo Howard, “The Glass Ceiling” (Full Edit)
[Hour House Is Your Rush] (buy)
09. Scuba, “Heavy Machinery”
[Hotflush Recordings] (buy)
10. James Blake, “Buzzard and Kestrel”
[Hessle Audio] (buy)
LWE Podcast 10: Andomat 3000 retires this week
With a raft of unreleased material flowing through his controllers, Andomat 3000 crafted LWE’s 10th podcast. Make sure to catch this whiplash ride through the producer’s material before it retires this Friday, April 2nd at 10am CST.
Win signed copies of Fabric 01: Craig Richards & Fabric 02: Terry Francis
Having recently passed the 50th release milestone, there’s no doubting Fabric’s mix series is an institution of electronic dance music that preserves some of its best mixes for posterity. Yet the series began more humbly, shining the spotlight on two Fabric stalwarts, residents Craig Richards and Terry Francis. In anticipation of their latest Fabric gig (where they’ll be sharing the venue with everyone form Cassy and Guilliuame & The Coutu Dumonts to Dan Bell, Robert Hood and Luke Solomon, see the flier below for the full lineup), the pair have offered LWE three signed copies of each of their Fabric mixes to give away. To enter, simply send an email (subject: FABRIC CONTEST) with your dream Fabric line up to editor[at]littlewhiteearbuds.com by 10 am CST on April 1st. Three winners will receive a copy of each and will be chosen at random from the entries and notified via email. Good luck!
LWE Podcast 09: Pär Grindvik retires this week
Swedish techno don Pär Grindvik ripped things up with his contribution to LWE’s podcast series. Make sure to download LWE Podcast 09 before it retires this Friday at 10am CST.
Win a pair of tickets to Sunday School For Degenerates @WMC
If you’re making you’re way to Miami for this year’s Winter Music Conference, listen up: Made Events’ are bringing their well rated Sunday School For Degenerates to the Ice Palace for 24 hours of non-stop techno/house action. Starting with an evening with Victor Calderone and Adam Beyer (Saturday the 27th), the event begins in earnest on Sunday with Function (live), Pawel, Seth Troxler, Steve Bug, dOP (live), Agoria, DJ T, Mathias Kaden, Paco Osuna, Matthias Tanzmann, Soul Clap, and many more (check out the full line up here). For a chance to win a pair of tickets for the event, simply answer our trivia question: On what label did Function make his vinyl debut? Send your answer with “Sunday School Contest” in the subject line to editor[at]littlewhiteearbuds.com by March 17th at 10am CST. One winner will be notified via email. Good luck!
LWE Podcast 08: Solomun retires this week
Head of Diynamic Music, Solomun, was charged with mixing up LWE’s eighth podcast and he did so with gusto and melodies to spare. Don’t miss your last chance to hear his mix as it retires this Friday, March 12th at 10 am CST.
Little White Earbuds February Charts 2010
01. John Roberts, “White” [Laid] (buy)
02. Martyn, “Seventy Four” (Redshape Mix) [3024] (buy)
03. Chris Harvey, “Funky Freak”
[Imperanza Recordings] (buy)
04. Vincenzo & Elmar Schubert, “Wanna Love You” [Freerange Records] (buy)
05. Rob Belleville, “Pulchritude” [aDepth Audio] (buy)
06. Steffi ft. Elif Biçer, “Kill Me” [Ostgut Ton] (buy)
07. Joy Orbison, “So Derobe” [Aus Music]
08. Manaboo, “Unhuh” [Steadfast Records] (buy)
09. Nico Purman, “Chamomile” [Vakant] (buy)
10. Pawel, “Panamerican” [Dial] (buy)
Win a copy of Boogy Bytes Vol.05: Mixed by Seth Troxler
Until now, the Boogy Bytes mix series has been BPitch Control’s showcase for its DJ stable, with mixes from Ellen Allien, Sascha Funke, Modeselektor and Kiki. With Vol.05, however, BPitch opt only to feature exceptional DJ talent with a mix from the self-proclaimed “Andy Kaufman of techno,” Seth Troxler. Looking to snag a copy? Stick with us, kid. Simply answer this trivia question and your correct answer will make you eligible to win one of two copies of Boogy Bytes Vol.05: On what label did Troxler make his vinyl debut? Send your answer with “Boogy Bytes Contest” in the subject line to editor[at]littlewhiteearbuds.com by March 2nd at 10am CST. Two winners will be notified by email. Good luck!
LWE Podcast 44: Ed Davenport
Ed Davenport is not a producer whose tracks neatly melt into the background. His claps crunch too hard, his vocals are often bewildering, and many of his tunes take sudden left turns which are hard to ignore. The UK born, Berlin based producer has made a career of standing apart from his peers, crafting uncommon house music for liebe*detail, Gumption Recordings, District Of Corruption and Vidab while remixing everyone from Len Faki and Mark Henning to Guy J. And having released his first record at age 21, Davenport still has many years in front of him to further confound audiences and let his ear-catching timbres and rhythms unfurl themselves across dance floors around the world. We grabbed the young producer for a chat about his unusual sounds, working with a broad assortment of labels, and his favorite time of day to spin. Davenport also contributed LWE’s 44th exclusive podcast, a diverse slate which offers an aural roadmap to the tunes that have inspired his conspicuous sound.
LWE Podcast 07: DJ Bone retiring this week
This week DJ Bone’s restless, thumping LWE Podcast is making its way into the archives. Don’t miss this whirlwind tour through the sounds of Subject Detroit — download it here before the file is taken down on Friday, February 26th at 10am CST.
LWE Podcast 06: Adam Marshall retiring this week
Our sixth podcast, which came to us from New Kanada head honcho Adam Marshall, is next in line for retirement. Don’t miss out on his set dotted with personalized edits — download it here before it disappears on Friday, February 19th at 10 CST.