Friday, December 5, 2008

MUST BE THE SEASON OF THE GLITCH



This Jason Forrest heavy mix was sparked by a sore thumb bar conversation with my friend Mo. She asked me what the future of music and art was... and I immediately said Jason Forrest and Takashi Miike. We waxed pretentiously about the oncoming fin de siecle being a movement of 'borrowing.' What better example than Miike's tributary b-movie quick cuts and genre slicing and Forrest's equally glitchy and quirky sampling of pop culture.

I included some other music to make it interesting for me. I firmly believe that Screw is the cousin of Dub... and that temporal changes, especially when paired with obvious songs, leads to magikal quantum understanding. In short... the media is our palette... and the way we twist and manipulate it is the impetus of modernism. Moog blips no longer sound modern. We live in the Jetsons. By shredding our culture through filters and effects, we reshape the past in the form of the future.







FUCK THE FUTURE (or FUCK!, THE FUTURE)


http://www.divshare.com/download/6002958-eb4


People Like Us/Matmos/Wobbly - Calling
Donna Summer - Hawkwind
Spank Rock - What It Look Like (Slowed)
Duran Duran Duran - Cum Go
Jason Forrest - Dust Never Settles
Dan Deacon - Big Big Big Big Big Big
Bonde Do Role - Divine Gosa
South Central Cartel- Mucho Yellow (Slowed)
Jason Forrest - War Photographer
Dan Deacon - Splish Splash
Alan Vega - Holy Skips (Slowed)
Pharcyde - Passin Me By (Haroon Mix) (Slowed)
Boy 8 Bit - The Suspense is Killing Me
Jason Forrest - My 36 Favorite Punk Songs
The Roots - Mellow My Man (Slowed)

P.S. It's amazing how a slightly slowed Alan Vega sounds almost exactly like Method Man!

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