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     artist    · the bug
     release   · live at flex vienna
     year      · 2004             
     genre     · dance hall
     label     · rephlex
     website   · www.uncarved.org/dub/bug/bug.html

     date      · 03-apr-2004
     quality   · 192kbps/44,1khz
     source    · digital video broadcast

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     01 live at flex vienna                                        53:13

     playtime  · 00h 53m 13s         

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     calling the bug a jamaican artist is, naturally, a fallacy in the  
     first place. it's one of many pseudonyms for kevin martin, who     
     also worked in sonic boom's space-rock collective ear and who,     
     with justin k. broadrick, creates ambient techno as techno animal  
     and hip-hop as ice, among other projects. despite his restless     
     genre-hopping, martin has enjoyed his greatest successes working   
     with elements of dub sounds and processes, most notably his first  
     album as the bug (1997's tapping the conversation-- yes, named for 
     the coppola film) and his work as the curator of the landmark      
     macro dub infection compilations.                                  
                                                                        
     when he's playing out his dancehall inflected hardcore sound, the  
     bug takes twisted ragga bass-lines to places where the sun doesn't 
     shine. adding that extra layer of abrasion to the rough edges of   
     his set, ras bogle's mic-chatting moved the dance-floor in what he 
     described as ragga-muffin style                                    
                                                                        
     the most striking thing about the bug's new direction is how       
     successfully he incorporates hardcore techno and ragga/dancehall   
     two utterly distinct cultures and musical styles, united by a      
     shared appreciation of the loudest and heaviest rigs. perhaps      
     because of our distance from the origins of reggae and ragga (as   
     well as close ties with jamaica) the uk has always had an          
     innovative sound-system culture and the bug is pushing dancehall   
     in directions that kingston's bashment producers would probably    
     never contemplate.                                                 
                                                                        
     recorded live @ flex/dub club, 29.3.2004                           

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