Great in depth interview w/film score don Hans Zimmer here.. don’t worry, only the first 30 seconds are in German. Topics touched upon include Krautrock, dude’s giant Moog modular system, some sorta sonic cannon used on the Thin Red Line score that shook the pavement outside his studio, and the soft synth used on “99%” of the Inception score.

1. Saturn Never Sleeps – All Seasons Are Good (Starkey Remix)
2. Rustie – Ultra Thizz
3. Jason Burns – Back 2 You
4. C83 – Where Do We Go From Here
5. Silver Medallion – All I Ask (Flufftronix Remix)
6. KC 2.0 – Fuckface.
7. Commix – Japanese Electronics (Instra:Mental Moog Remix)
8. Genotype – A True Groove
9. Jensen Sportag – Gentle Man
10. Rick Ross feat. Drake – Aston Martin Music
11. Terius Nash – 1977 (Miss You Still)
12. AlunaGeorge – You Know You Like It
13. Modeselektor feat. Miss Platnum – Berlin
14. Lemonade – The Place Where You Belong (Shai Cover)
15. D’eon – Transparency
16. Jamie Woon – Lady Luck (Hudson Mohawke’s Schmink-Wolf Re-Fix)
17. Space Dimension Controller – Kaleidoscopic Ecstasy
18. Jesse Boykins III – Back Home (Mermaids & Dragons)
19. Friendly Fires – Pala

This was all part of “Shiftee Takeover” on Noise212, which also involved an MPC-style flurry of beats by NC head Aswell:

..and of course a set from The Shiftee himself:

Check the Noise212 site for Shiftee and Aswell interviews from this same session, along with past sets from Brenmar, Nadus, MikeQ and more.

An archival photo from an equally epic San Diego rainbow may or may not have slipped in there as well

Chicago producer and Ghetto Division member Rob Threezy made a club remix of my track Filthy Angels, grab it for free via the “Get It Now” button below!

Flufftronix feat. 215:The Freshest Kids – Bassface PLAYTOO020 EP PREVIEW by flufftronix

Out in two weeks via Beatport. Check back here soon for bonus remixes from Krueger and A Tribe Called Red!

Month three is rolling around and PHLTH just keeps getting bigger and badder! On Thursday, September 22nd we’re bringing you even more of the hardest, dirtiest beats with RUN DMT: creators of a thunder rumbling through the dubstep & bass scenes from their Austin TX stomping grounds to the entire continent and beyond. They’ll be joined by Delaware’s heavy bass go-to H-Mazz, rising star DirtyDave, and resident DJ/curator Flufftronix.

RUN DMT has been compared to a collision between a sun and a white dwarf, a creative explosion sending infinite shockwaves through the universe. It started as an experiment in sonic hyperbole in mid 2010 by Austin based electronic music producers Lemiwinks & Parson. John D Robbins aka Lemiwinks was a classically trained bagpiper and parallel universe enthusiast. Chris Parson aka Parson, was a career raver and an authority on out of body experiences. After many years of mutual attendance at local events and solo production endeavors, they decided to unite and create music that will move worlds. RUN DMT is an avalanche of sound taking over the world one set of eardrums at a time and shows no signs of stopping.

FREE STUFF!!!!! by RUN DMT’S MAGICAL JUKEBOX

For our second event, we’re getting even darker and dirtier with special guest: Play Me Records/Nightshifters artist Proper Villains, the DJ/producer mastermind behind Dev’s recent Bass Down Low and Dancing In The Dark remixes. Flufftronix and Suga Shay are back again with more facemelters, and rounding out the night is an exclusive drumstep and dubstep mix from Seraph!

ABOUT PROPER VILLAINS:
Making waves in a genre that is already making waves, in 2011 Proper Villains is poised to help redefine dubstep. As we see it break away from its underground roots, becoming more mainstream, Proper Villains is one of the standout artists of this year, unabashedly mixing pop sounds and dirty bass into dance floor-friendly mayhem.While critics try to split this genre of music & sub-categorize it, Proper Villains borrows from his extensive background in electro, house, drum and bass, hip-hop, and uk garage to bridge the gaps in between. Jokingly describing his production style as “bass-ey awesomeness,” he skillfully crafts dance floor bangers like his recent remix of “Bass Down Low” by the Cataracs ft. Dev (Universal).

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A prolific remixer, his remixography includes such artists as Stereo MCs, The Cataracs, Kidz in the Hall, DJ Ayres, Theophilus London, Cubic Zirconia, Dirty Disco Youth and Ninjasonik. In collaboration with Jess Jubilee, he remixed Roxy Cottontail’s “Double Dare,” which was featured on the MTV show “My Life as Liz.”

Whether DJ’ing to a packed house, or producing a club hit, Proper Villains’ talent for throwing in the unexpected gives his mixes that “Holy @#$%, did he really just do that” quality that keeps him in high demand. He just knows what makes you dance.

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ANNOUNCING PHLTH: PHILADELPHIA’S DIRTY MUSIC PARTY
FEATURING FIGURE (PLAY ME, ULTRA, HEAVY ARTILLERY) & FLUFFTRONIX

18+, 7/28 @ FLUID NIGHTCLUB

Teaser video I: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtXZHJ0oiZQ

Early bird tickets start at $6, on sale now exclusively via http://phlth.com/

PHLTH is a night full of music for the devil on your shoulder. Expect to hear everything from evil trap anthems to raunchy dubstep, from unsavory party music to deplorably dirty house. We’ll be bringing in special guests from across the globe, starting in July with with the king of Midwestern Bass, FIGURE (Play Me Records, Ultra, Jack Knife)—plus support from Flufftronix and opening sets from Suga Shay and Dirty Dave.

PHLTH will also feature live video installation, and the event will be filmed by Lancaster videographer Taylor Linsey. PHLTH is curated by its resident DJ, FLUFFTRONIX, whose crews have brought Rusko, Benga, Girl Unit, Bok Bok, L-Vis 1990 Kingdom, Joker, Deathface, Roska and Ikonika to Philly.

Limited number of $6 tickets now available, git’em!