Matt Whitehead
Live at Bloc Weekend 2010
Posted by
doodledub
on 5 October 2010 (23:30:45)
Where's my salt shaker? Ah, tasty.
Posted by
Bruno Martelli
on 29 March 2010 (22:03:42)
10 mins in and already i think i've done an accident out of sheer excitement
Posted by
gladbeast
on 14 July 2010 (13:45:48)
i think we need to get paul hardcastle in for a soundclash, lovely sounds.
Posted by
Dani
on 14 April 2010 (22:11:48)
People, this sounds r i g h t !!
Salt-n-Pepa were there, as was Grandmaster Flash — even Juan Atkins wheeled out his Model 500 outfit for a rare live gig... but for many it was Matt Whitehead who stole the show at this year's Bloc festival.
Another year, another Bloc. Another week-long hangover endured by thousands, as they attempt to piece together the muddled events of four days awake in a holiday camp-cum-ravezone patrolled by terrifyingly beady seagulls.
In the early hours of Saturday morning, all the energy in Minehead Butlins seemed centred in the Jak Bloc venue, where Matt Whitehead played an hour-long live set of razor-tight electro, acid and techno.
One half of drum'n'bass duo Cyantific, Matt's been getting lots of props for his solo material following the release of his Beat the Heat 12", put out last year by long-running electro collective Rebel Intelligence. He's also released a series of excellent machinefunk tracks with Sync 24 as Signal Type.
For anyone who was miles from Minehead, or cowering in their chalet — or for those ready for a flashback — here's the recording.
In the early hours of Saturday morning, all the energy in Minehead Butlins seemed centred in the Jak Bloc venue, where Matt Whitehead played an hour-long live set of razor-tight electro, acid and techno.
One half of drum'n'bass duo Cyantific, Matt's been getting lots of props for his solo material following the release of his Beat the Heat 12", put out last year by long-running electro collective Rebel Intelligence. He's also released a series of excellent machinefunk tracks with Sync 24 as Signal Type.
For anyone who was miles from Minehead, or cowering in their chalet — or for those ready for a flashback — here's the recording.
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