The 3rd and final part in the Environments series, Another journey through beatless textures for you to nod off to.19/12/2007
Environments 3
The 3rd and final part in the Environments series, Another journey through beatless textures for you to nod off to.02/12/2007
100th Post Muthaf"""ers! jel anticon sweetcreaminit live bedroom mix
And they said it couldn't be done! We've reached 100 posts and rising. Well done and good work from the man like Fatty G and his exploding universe of all things eclectic, also a small pat on the back to me, who without my cheese sandwiches we couldn't have made it.
So then again you might be saying well done for what? Posting 100 things on your blog? Hey look buddy the average lifespan of a blog is just a few months and most don't get past their first ten posts - so while there's crates to dig and wonderous music out there - we'll be about.
Stay tuned for more goodness, and check out this video of how to rock an MPC, hopefully we'll have some Sasqwax on here at some point, so you can see how it's done in the UK
01/12/2007
Fatty Ghettoblaster - Black Ops One

Benga and Skream - The Judgement
MRK 1 - Grit
Ils - No Soul(PMT)
Burial - Unite
Boxcutter - Silver Birch Solstice
Vaccine - Fever Bass
Kode 9 - Magnetic City
Boxcutter - Sunshine(Original)
Burial - Shutta
Toasty Vs Scuba - The Knowledge(Vex'd 1)
JuJu - Punks(Komonazmuk)
Benga - Walking Bass
Manchu - The Wookie
Burial - South London Boroughs
Toasty Vs Scuba - The Knowledge
Dj Hatcha - The March
Burial - Shell of Light
28/11/2007
The Deviants - All 3 LPs (1967 - 69)
Out of the Ladbroke Grove UK Underground Community, a number of bands would emerge. Perhaps the most anarchistic band of the Underground was the Deviants founded and fronted by singer/writer Mick Farren, the Social Deviants, later just the Deviants, made three bizarre albums in two years. Mick Farren states that The Deviants were a community band which "did things every now and then - it was a total assault thing with a great deal of inter-relation and interdependence". Musically, Farren described the Deviants as "teeth-grinding, psychedelic rock" somewhere between the Stooges and The Mothers of Invention [1].After the Deviants folded in 1969, Farren recorded a solo album, Mona, with a short-lived Pink Fairies line-up that featured ex-Pretty Things drummer/singer Twink and Steve Peregrin Took. When this first Pink Fairies fell apart and Twink ran off with the name to form Pink Fairies mark 2, Farren initially considered continuing to work with Steve Took using the band name Steve Took's Shagrat with Larry Wallis. Took and Farren fell out so it didn't happen.
Many of the band members for the Deviants and the Pink Fairies were interchangeable and both names have been used for various one-offs over the years. In February 1984, Farren was joined by ex-Pink Fairies member Larry Wallis and original Deviant (as well as Pink Fairies member) Duncan Sanderson. They were billed as the Deviants and played a London gig at Dingwalls which was released as the album Human Garbage. Mick Farren's latest incarnation of the Deviants, Dr Crow, in 2002 which opens up with the title track "When Dr Crow Turns On His Radio".
Pink Fairies - Kings of Oblivion (1973)
The 3rd and final Fairies LP that has some simply superb guitar playing on it and is the most acomplished of all their albums. This is also the LP that features future Motorhead guitarist Larry Wallis who had replaced the great Paul Rudolph and it gives you a taster of things to come when he got back together with Lemola for some no nonsense heads down boogie. Pink Fairies - What a Bunch of Sweeties (1972)
All hail the kings of the Freeks !!! Without doubt my favorite of all guitar bands "The Pink Fairies" and this is their second LP from 1972 and probably the best as far as production is concerned. They rose from the ashes of The Deviants fronted by Mick Farren and flew the freak flag higher than any other british band. They cant remember making the 3rd Deviants LP as they were so wired on Crystal Meth (They were Londons main dealers of it along with the Hells Angels) and dope :D Lord knows what their shared house must have been like although there is a story of a police bust that found the band and a young David Bowie off their shitters on Acid dressed as women posing on the roof with their cocks out heh heh. The playing on this LP is a constant inspiration to us at Rebelbass and this LP one of the best of the forgotten classics.24/11/2007
Release the Grease 4
Another collection of hairy greasy guitar classics to shake some dandruff out seeing as it wont snow this winter, so light up and let it all hang loose!! All tracks from 1971 a very fine vintage for freaky guitar burnoutsTracklisting :
1 Stray - All in your Mind
23/11/2007
Lego Turntable
Try to ignore the two geeks at the beginning and the heavy metal wrist bands that adorn them and enjoy some Sabbath played via the aid of a lego turntable. Circle of Rock!
13/11/2007
Swervedriver - B Sides/Rarities
The early ‘90s were an incredibly prolific era for Britain’s Swervedriver, who were often noted as the band that catapulted the “car song” into the the shoegazer era, via their signature indie hit, “Son of Mustang Ford.” Even before Raise saw it’s 1991 release, the three singles that preceded it – “Son of Mustang Ford, “Rave,” and “Sandblasted” were issued as four-song eps with each bearing three exclusive cuts. That’s NINE songs that comprised a hypothetical album in itself! But wait, there’s more! The Japanese import of Raise also contained a bonus track, “Andalucia,” though a bit lacking in the songwriting department, was still a treat. Some vinyl incarnations of Raise also came with a two-song flexi disc with two “twangy” instrumental tracks that would foreshadow what listeners could expect on Raise’s followup, Mezcal Head. The US Reel to Real ep, that served as an unofficial companion to the album, featured “Sandblasted” as the leadoff cut, with yep, you guessed it, yet another three smashing, non-lp gems.
Swervedriver - Raise
1
Sci-Flyer (5:12)
2
Pile-Up (3:42)
3
Son Of Mustang Ford (4:12)
4
Deep Seat (6:04)
5
Rave Down (5:06)
6
Sunset (5:24)
7
Feel So Real (4:40)
8
Sandblasted (5:41)
9
Lead Me Where You Dare... (4:53)
02/11/2007
Rose Royce Royale
A lot of people dismiss Rose Royce as some novelty disco band due to the Car Wash film but contained in their LPs are some of the dirtiest hard funk and protodisco tracks around.Fans of the Beastie Boys,Funkadelic and Daft Punk should dive in and have a taste and see what youve been missing. Shake that booty Y'all its gonna be a Funky Friday !!! This is a mix ive put together myself featuring their dirtiest tracks.27/10/2007
Halloween Mix Special
With Halloween just a few dyas away we thought we'd bring you a couple of scary mixes (not scary mixing) to help you get into the mood for a fright night of beats and screams.Download EL-P's Interface performance
Listen to Hangar 18's 'Sweep the Leg' LP
Download an MP3 of Aesop Rock's 'None Shall Pass'

25/10/2007
Tat's Tribute to Electro Volume 1
No not the electro of post 2000, but the sounds from back in the day (whenever that was - email us with the answer). This is a mix of some of the finest moments from the early to mid 80s when the sounds coming out of New York and London ruled the underground hip hop scene. Please note, I did this mix about 10 years ago, and never tracklisted it, so I've compiled it from memory - apologies for any mistakes. Now get that lino out and show us some fresh moves.24/10/2007
From Delaware to Derbyshire (Radiophonic Workshop)
A little 35 minute mixup of our fave Workshop tracks
Tracklisting :
1 David Cain - Radio Sheffield
2 John Baker - Festival Time
3 Paddy Kingsland - The World of
John Baker - Milky Way
5 Malcolm Clarke - Romanescan Rout
6 Dick Mills - Major Bloodnok's Stomach
7 John Baker - Accentric
8 Glynis Johns - Schlum Rooli
9 Dick Mills - Adagio
10 Delia Derbyshire - Blue Veils and Golden Sands
11 John Baker - Structures
12 Glynis Johns - Nenuphar
13 Malcolm Clarke - Bath Time
14 Glynis Johns - Veils and Mirrors
15 Delia Derbyshire - The Delian
Zior - Self Titled (1971)

UFO - Flying/One Hour Space Rock (1971)

Possessed - Exploration (1971)
This is the story of a band whose tragic legacy could never have been predicted. Possessed were born out the thriving underground West Midlands Rock & Blues scene of the mid to late ‘60’s. This was a scene in which band- leader, Vernon Pereira, had been a key figure.The band were formed in late 1969 when Vernon teamed up (after a spell playing next to Robert Plant in The Band Of Joy) with Mick Reeves, who had been playing in (amongst other bands) Sugarstack with Al Atkins. This was the band that would eventually evolve into being the first incarnation of Judas Priest. Exploration was originally intended for releases in 1971. Due to various reasons the album never saw the light of day.The band were finally on the verge of signing a major deal, when tragedy struck. Whilst returning home from a gig in 1976, the bands van drove into a stationary petrol tanker, taking the lives of three band members :O This wouldnt have sounded out of place on Vertigo in 1971. On a heavy dark prog vibe like Necromandus and Black Widow. Not to be confused with west coast death metal band of the same name from the 80's this is better :)Tracklist :
01. Darkness Darkness
02. The Love That You Gave
03. Exploration
04. Climb The Wooden Hills
05. Dream06. All Night Long
07. Disheartened & Disillusioned
08. Thunder & Lightning
09. Love 'Em & Leave 'Em
10. Exploration Pt. II
11. Reminiscing
12. I See The Light
18/10/2007
Tales from the Forest
Acidfolk Companion 1
Its that time of year again folks,the leaves are falling and its getting colder so what better time to pull out from the archives "Tales from the Forest" a acidfolky companion for fireside weaving and wicker man building. Raise your glass of real ale and rejoice my woodland friends !17/10/2007
2600 Recordings presents
"Kosmische Zeit 1"
I was asked by Chris from 2600 Recordings if i would like to do some kraut flavoured shows for their Podcasts and i was more than happy to oblige :D Here's the first of these shows and whilst your at 2600 you should check out all the great music that is on there as well as buying the forthcoming LP "Home Entertainment"(Review coming soon on RB) its all good !!Heavy Stylus - Mix
No frontin Y'all we have an hour long mix from the man like Heavy Stylus dropping the breaks with maximum funk . He's doing it like this

