Year: 2008 Genre: Electronic, Downtempo, Experimental, Leftfield, Noise, Post Rock, Indie Rock Playtime: ~160 min
Issue #21 of the mighty Specialten, and the second in their new hardback editions. Issue 21 contains a DVD disc of interviews, documentaries, art Installations, short films and music videos, accompanied by 50 full colour pages containing text and photography relevant to the DVD. This issue features exclusive content, features, interviews and video clips from the likes of The Kills, Maribel Verdu, Hard Mag, Holy F*ck, Efterklang, The Whitest Boy Alive, Possum Trot, Wooden Shjips, Toby Ziegler, Roel Wouters and much much more. That's over 160 Minutes of region-free content and a hardback magazine for your hard-earned!
Here is the last of specialten issues that i have, the only missing ones are 1-6, if anyone happen to have those let us know. Ah and enjoy this one:) Tracklist inside.
Tracklist: 01. Intro: Scanner - Untitled 02. Beaumont Hannant - Utuba 03. Richard H. Kirk - Reality Net 04. Speedy J - Symmetry 05. Mark Franklin - Release To The System (Beaumont Hannant Remix) 06. Autechre - Basscadet
Yes, electronica has taken over the world of music. All you need to do is take a look at the first shot of Underworld's live concert video to see that. The sprawling, dancing masses that cover the fields testify that the medium has found its way out of dark, sweaty raves and into the global mainstream. The shot makes the crowds at Woodstock seem small. However, while seeing electronica live can be a thrilling experience, watching it performed at home on your television is a completely different story. The British trio Underworld is widely considered to be one of electronica's most popular acts (same class as the Chemical Brothers and the Orb), and this DVD presents nine of their hyper, 10-minute-plus jams in five different countries (Japan, Holland, Belgium, England, and Ireland). While the sound is crisp and the beats infectious, there's not much to watching an electronica band (you usually have your eyes closed at a show, frantically dancing). The band tries to rectify this problem by using Alan Parker-esque, headache-inducing editing techniques and more strobe-lighting effects than the human brain can possibly handle in one sitting. Also, to make up for the lack of dynamics, Underworld has packed this DVD with a ton of goodies. You can program the concert any way you'd like to hear it; it contains five minutes of outtakes and a couple bonus tracks; and, most quizzically, they included the full 90-minute visuals shown on the large video screen behind the band. Some hardcore fans may find the screen graphics mesmerizing, but mostly it feels like watching a screensaver with a soundtrack. If you can't wait for Underworld to come to a field near you, grab the DVD; otherwise, just go to a rave. It's cheaper.
Year: 2002 Genre: Rock, Electronic, House, Drum & Bass
This is a release that was out when 100th issue of INTRO mag. This rare dvd contains 42 videos from various genres. From rock through house to drum and bass. I uploaded it as single vobs + files that will allow to make it a full dvd (for all the people that want a single video and don't want to download 8GB of stuff to get this one:) Enjoy another rareclips exclusive. Tracklist inside. Reupped, enjoy:)
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