Blog Posts (Page 63 of 72)

New Video For Detroit Vs. Sheffield

We been working closely with Tom from konx-om-pax on a new video for a special edit we’ve made from Robert’s two remixes for us, here’s a still – the full video should be available on Monday.

Stasis – Dublin 26/09/08

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The Black Dog – September Charts 2008

1. Kenny Larkin – Keys, Strings & Tambourines?- Planet E
2. H&M – Tranquillizer EP – Network
3. Silicon Scally – Mr Machine – SCSI
4. Kraftwerk – Radioactivity – Capitol
5. Inner Science – Attributions Remix EP – Plain Music
6. Nightmares On Wax – Thought So – Wapp
7. Massive Music – Find My Way – Hyperbub
8. Herbie Hancock – Hear O Israel – Trunk
9. The Beauty Room – Soul Horizon – Peacefrog
10. Eero Johannes – Eero Johannes – Planet Mu

The Black Dog – One Hour With Robert Hood DJ Mix

Robert Hood has been a massive influence on the members of tBd and here we focus on his work in a special one hour tBd DJ Mix. We’ve selected some of our favourite tracks from his works over the years.

This is first of many mixes to come where we focus on an single artist/producer.

What can we say that already hasn’t been said except Robert is an outstanding producer and DJ, who’s music really rocks our collective boat.

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The Black Dog – August Charts 2008

1. DJ Bone – No Sleep – Sect
2. Los Hermanos – Traditions & Concepts – Submerge
3. Gas – Nah Und Fern – Kompact
4. X102 – Titan EP – Tresor
5. Plej – Home Is Where The Heart – Exceptional
6. Bitcrush – Shimmer & Fade – N5
7. Nurse With Wound – Huffin’ Rag Blues – United Jnana
8. Elec PT1 – Bunker 3079 – Bunker
9. Arpanet ?- Inertial Frame – Record Makers
10. Dave Gahan – Saw Something – Mute

Archive: Dog Bites Back – Interview with DJ Magazine 28-08-96

Dog Bites Back
[ extract of an interview with The Black Dog ]

[The Black Dog]: “Every human is capable of feeling a whole heap of emotions, but so little contemporary music seems to address them.”

[DJ Magazine]: So can ‘Music For Adverts’ address this heap of emotions? Especially when many of the tracks are very short (the tribal ambiance of ‘Harpo’ is a mere 0:40, whereas the penultimate blipvert ‘Wot’ clocks in at just 0:34). Why is this, do you get bored easily? Or did you have to edit out one hundred other ideas to fit 20 on one album?

“The ‘short tracks’ are an attempt to show that you can have a short simple piece of music that will communicate Itself fully within 38 seconds. About the length of an average advert. Too many people stretch their Ideas out Into boring fifteen minute megamixes. I prefer not to. As David Byrne says In ‘Psycho Killer’ by Talking Heads: ‘Say something once, why say it again?’.

tBd Interview in Beats Magazine

This is an interview we did for Beats magazine early this year. Enjoy.

tBd Beats Magazine Interview

The Black Dog – Charts For July 2008

1. Bounce – Mark Broom – 2020 Vision
2. One Touch – Robert Hood – Axis
3. Train By The Autobahn (DJ Mix – Robert Hood) – The Black Dog – Soma
4. Let Me Go – Heaven 17 – Virgin
5. 90101-51-1 – Autechre – Warp
6. Resistance – Clock DVA – CDR
7. 909it – DNCN – CDR
8. Joe 90 – Claude Young & Ian O’Brien – !K7
9. Sermon – Anthony Shakir – Sublime Records
10. All The Pretty Little Horses – Coil – Threshold House

The Black Dog – T In The Park – Azure Remix

This is a remix we are working on for Slam, the track is called Azure and?this is?the first time we’ve played it out – Slam still haven’t heard it cos it’s not finished yet.