The Guild of Calamitous Intent

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We’ve been pretty big supporters of Ron Morelli’s L.I.E.S. imprint since the label launched in 2010. In fact, our first party as The Guild of Calamitous Intent was with Ron Morelli way back in 2011. His label is one of the strongest, most dependable labels out and it’s a real pleasure to be able to bring two of its biggest acts over to the sweaty basement at Max’s for what will be a pretty epic party.

Expect total auditory devastation.

 

April House Mix

We’ve had a couple of false starts but I’m sure springtime is now upon us and summer is just around the corner. In celebration of the season here’s some divas and feelgood house shit for you. Listen up.

Pair of Dummies.

We got asked to do a mix for Dummy magazine as part of their Glasgow spotlight series. Listen to the results here.

First time Richard and I have ever recorded a mix together. What a riot that was.

Anyway, can’t remember the track titles but we wrote the artists down as we went along and they’re as follows:

Cut Hands

Raime

Vindicatrix

Andy Stott

Monoton

Jahilliyah Fields

Ike Yard

In Aeternam Vale

Container

MCMXCII

Russell Haswell

Which reminds me. You can catch me doing The Orpheus Choir thing  supporting the aforementioned Container at this tomorrow. Should be a blast.

Spiral

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No, not the detective series of the same name. It’s a new Guild of Calamitous Intent from Richard Thomason. This time it’s a dig through the racks and racks of 90s techno in the badman’s collection. It’s an absolute killer. Y’all are going to need a tracklist. Soon come. Listen up here.

Tracklist for the nerds:

David Gnuoy – Spiral 

Claude Young – Changing Factors

Fusion - The Feeling 

Octave One – Point-Blank 

Chuggles (Loves House) – Deep Alarm 

Hardtrax – Cowboyphunk

Studio 1 – Orange 

Blackman - BLack Power

Sonic Solution – Turbulence 

Final Exposure – Vortex

Dave Clarke - Protective Custody 

X-103 – Hagia Triada 

DJ Hell – Diese Momente Werden Nicht Verloren Sein Wie Tränen Im Regen! 

Esser’ay – Forces (Chez-N-Trent Alternative Mix) 

Gigi Galaxy – The Coming Of The Next Millenium

“Dun a dnb mix lol”

“Dun a dnb mix lol”. Not a text I expected to get from the other half of the Guild. Aside from the ‘lol’ at the end of the text and the misspelling  of ‘dun’ the most unexpected thing about this was the drum n’ bass mix itself. I can’t confess to know much about this genre and, well, neither can Richard it would seem. Like the man says: “Don’t know much about the scene, I’m sure real dnb heads will find the track list fairly predictable, I just dabbled a bit in the 90’s.”. Well, we all did some pretty questionable shit in the 90’s. I had a quiff for fucksake… Anyway, tracklist as follows:

Photek ‎– Ni-Ten-Ichi-Ryu
Source Direct ‎– A Made Up Sound
Roni Size - It’s a Jazz Thing
Wax Doctor - Never As Good
Lemon D - Urban Style Music
DJ Shadow - What Does Your Soul Look Like (Part 1) (DJ Die Remix)
T.Power ‎– The Mutant Remix DJ Trace Remix
3 Way - Sgt General
Dj Krust - Warhead (Steppa Mix)
Jonny L - Piper
United Future Organisation ‎– The Planet Plan (DJ Die Mix)
Boymerang ‎– Still

Listen up here.

Deep Inside Outsider House

So, Richard did another mix at the beginning of March and forgot to mention it to me. Tracklist as follows:

Aybee - Santa Monica In 6 

Terre Thaemlitz – Rosary Novena For Gender Transitioning (Spirits, Lose Your Hold) K-S.H.E.Remix 

Mitsuaki Komamura – Deep Diving 

Hakim Murphy – Weep 

Specter – Do You Really Know? 

Secondo – What About Never 2 Side A 

Banfield Audio – Static Buzz 

Levon Vincent - Speck’s Jam 

Marcellis - Untitled (Workshop 16 B1) 

Julius Steinhoff – All Of A Sudden 

Mike Huckaby – Baseline 88 

Amir Alexander – Woozy! 

XDB - Mystic Vibrations 

Skatebård – Confirmation Bias 

G String - Phase (D’Marc Cantu Ghoul Remix)