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Infinity Treats

Posted on Mar 6th, 2009

If you haven’t been checking the Tumblr for A-Trak’s Infinity +1 mix, you’ve been missing out on stuff like this exclusive dub of Trizzy’s Sebastien Tellier mix, the Mercury remix of DJ Mehdi’s “Tunisia Bambatta,” a chance to win signed tour posters for the Infinity +1 release party on 3/14 at Studio B in Brooklyn (featuring A-Trak, Mehdi, Nick Catchdubs and more) and that’s just the first week!

Keep clickin back and don’t forget to get your tickets for the big show!

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Infinity +1 Internet Explosion!

Posted on Mar 1st, 2009

As the March 31st release of A-Trak’s Infinity +1 official mix album looms on the horizon, you can keep up to date at the Infinity +1 Tumblr (and accompanying Twitter, natch) where you can find daily goodies and surprises all month leading up to the release. It’s kicking off with this downloadable teaser minimix. So keep checking back for more! Infinity +1 tracklisting and tourdates after the jump. Read More

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More Jokers Of The Scene Chart Action (+ New Remix!)

Posted on Jan 27th, 2009

Following this weekend’s Radiohead love, the JOTS boys find their anthem “Baggy Bottom Boys” hitting the top 10 charts of everyone from UK beat heroine Annie Mac to German house don Sharam Jey to Italian distortos Bloody Beetroots to international blog obsessives Grindin. More to come!

(Sidebar: always wanted someone to call their list section “Who Charted?” but alas…)

Meanwhile, the Jokers’ sooper scary tech remix of The Subs’ “My Punk” is out now, and you can grab it at Discobelle or Fluokids. Their remixes of Congorock’s “Runark” and Bag Raiders’ “Fun Punch” will be out on FG shortly, along with a bunch of other mixes for other artists/labels, so stay tuned…

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Turntable Lab Record Check

Posted on Jan 22nd, 2009

In the “blast from the past” department, our friends at Turntable Lab finally re-uploaded their “Record Check” section from the OG site (98-02) and it is a phenomenally enjoyable timekiller. As opposed to the typical “rare groove” web outposts – of which there are many fine but snoozy examples – the Lab Record Check focuses less on expensive records and more on DJs’ personal stories behind random vinyl of all varieties, with tons of anecdotes and other randomness thrown in for good measure. A nice little reminder of why we started doing this all crazy shit in the first place!

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