Mo Wax – Somewhere In Space

Mo Wax – Somewhere In Space

James Lavelle’s Mo’ Wax record label had a huge impact on me in the ’90s. Similar to Ninja Tune, but a bit grungier, darker and cooler. I’d switched on to them when they released the first Headz compilation, just before DJ Shadow’s Endtroducing dropped. Both records...
Music For Howie B-B-Babies

Music For Howie B-B-Babies

Listen to Music For Howie B-B-Babies byGeecologist on hearthis.at Part 2 of the Howie B hagiography… Part 1 is here. I don’t know what it is about albums from folks who are primarily producers, but goddamn they’re good. And that’s not a genre...
For The Love of Howie B

For The Love of Howie B

Since bagging a copy of Music For Babies back in the 1990s, I’ve been a big fan of Howie B’s exploits. Hot on the heels of that abstract wonder, came Turn The Dark Off, a simpler instrumental hip hop record, but still with tons going on and some...
Best of Ninja Tune mixes

Best of Ninja Tune mixes

My Ninja Tune obsession continues to flourish with no obvious adverse effects, as of yet! If you want a best of Ninja Tune mix to play, you’re in the right place. I’ve currently uploaded several to HearThis.at that are either strictly Ninja or very...
We Are The Asteroid

We Are The Asteroid

This is a mix slightly in response to the excellent film Don’t Look Up, but more than anything an opportunity to flex some beats and throw out some divine voices. Ultimately, this should shift your mindset, one way or another. That looks like everything from nu...