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EPISODE · Jul 28, 2013 · 57 MIN

A Glitch in Time

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Sometime around 2001 I discovered the album Tides by Arovane.  I'm not sure if it qualifies as "post-digital" or "blip hop" or "micro" music but it was through that album that I began a brief love affair with the style of music known as "glitch." I have always loved electronic & ambient music but at the end of the 1990s I had lost interest in berlin style electronics and mostly listened to straight ambient.  But with the emergence of glitch, and it's use of complicated beats, noise and samples, I found a new rhythmic electronic music to dive into. The biggest purveyor of glitch music back then was the Mille Plateaux label.  With their Click & Cuts series they introduced me to a whole new range of sound in music.  There is definitely a lot of music from that time period that, while interesting, could become annoying as well.  I'm not a fan of loud and aggressive glitch.  I definitely am more in tune with the sort of stuff put out by 12k. Over time I grew tired of much of the glitch scene and the never ending little pops & clicks & wee little sounds intruding on the music.  Although I still enjoy much of 12k music. Recently I was organizing some of my collection & revisited some old glitch material.  I found that I am still very fond of some of it.  I started collecting tracks for this mix and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it. So this mix is a little step back in time to the early 2000s.  A small glitch in the passing of time to when glitch ruled, for me anyway. Enjoy. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Arovane - Tides (2000) 04:45    Carpet Musics - Phone Lines (2001) 08:24    Clickits - No Clickedy (2003) 11:35    Xela - Impulsive Behavior (2002) 15:30    offthesky - Down the Stream (2005) 20:50    Shuttle358 - I'm Not Afraid (2003) 25:05    Twerk - From Brown to Green (2003) 29:55    Jan Jelinek - Facelift (2003) 34:55    Bexar Bexar - Kt (2002) 38:30    Christopher Willits - The Seaweed Machine (2003) 40:45    Christian Kleine - Several (2002) 47:15    Arovane - Ambelio (1999) 52:20    Shuttle358 - Calty (2000) 57:11    end

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