Looked, for one moment in time, like this.


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Looked, for one moment in time, like this.

Sunday evening looked a little bit like this. For those looking for accuracy this was snapped at the end of Apollonia’s set / start of Joy Orbison’s.

Looked a bit like this. Someone stepped on my trainers innit.

Looked a little like this. Very enjoyable!


Looked a little like this.

Was banging. Very enjoyable night.
2x prog legends

Really enjoying this sound at the moment. Used the Raar and Norberto Lusso tracks a number of times in the mix, intro / outro / over other tracks to set the mood. There really are some cool tracks in here. The mix between the Norberto Lusso and Arnaud Rebotini rides really well. Really.
Ok, so I forgot to add a post about the latest podcast. Well… here it is. I’m really happy that the music is turning back towards my tastes which is reflected, a little, in this mix (which isn’t a microcosm of contemporary music, no really).
Dominik Eulberg – Bienenfresser (Original Mix)
Wehbba – Eclipse (Original Mix)
Nick Warren, Tripswitch – Voight Kampff (Cid Inc. Remix)
Haze-M, Rafael Cerato – Yaman (Original Mix)
Wehbba – Moonrise (Original Mix)
Mendy – By The Hand (Original Mix)
Rafael Cerato, ARTBAT – Uplift (Original Mix)
Lawrence – Along The Wire (Superpitcher Remix)
Push – Universal Nation (Gai Barone Remix)
Dig it.
The Guardian has reviewed the upcoming ‘deluxe’ reissue of Tango in the Night. If you read the first post on this blog you’ll know that this is perhaps my favourite album. It’s almost all killer. I can’t get tired of it’s solid gold driving pop and have always been a little surprised that it gets glossed over by the band itself in the various TV docs (no doubt due to what appears to be the toxic environment in which it was created).
I’m a big fan of many elements but the percussion really stands out. Pulsing and driving on tracks like ‘Caroline’ and ‘Tango in the Night’.
‘Isn’t it Midnight’ another example. The subsequent ‘live’ VCR in which Stevie Nicks insisted on cutting in close up shots of her face is however priceless.
A playlist of tracks used in the ES Waves Podcast which are available to stream from Spotify which will be updated with each Podcast.