This week's track (Death Groove 9000) is an evolution of The Dolphin Machine which was in itself an evolution of Death Groove 6000. I've reverted to the original name format -- only the name indicates the improved version. I've removed the earlier versions if you haven't already got them.

UPDATE: Link removed for pending release on Skuzzy Beatz.

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Posted by Autonomous Organisation on 26 August 2007 21:39:14 #

As this blog has turned out to be focussed almost exclusively on my musical output, I am now running a generalised "Tumblelog" ( powered by Tumblr ) over at Jupiter's Sinews ... it's got a fairly steady stream of news, links, quotes and the like.

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Posted by Autonomous Organisation on 24 August 2007 22:29:31 #

I've decided to rename the blog. The old name was really just a place-holder that I entered when I set it up. The new name, 'Xray Dubs' reflects more accurately the purpose of the site.

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Posted by Autonomous Organisation on 18 August 2007 9:42:18 #

This new dub is the same basic bass and drums as last week's. However I ripped every thing else out and did it all again - completely different. Hence the new title. It's a couple of minutes shorter too ... bit more focussed.

Download Victor Xray - Dolphin Machine (320kbps mp3)

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Posted by Autonomous Organisation on 12 August 2007 23:03:39 # Attachment

This one is a rough dubstep cut I mixed this evening. I quite like the basic bass'n'drum groove that it's got although it needs a little more production work in other areas, mostly because I think it has potential to be a real killer track if I do. Until I get all the production sorted, enjoy.

Download Victor Xray - Death Groove 6000 (320kbps mp3). [[NEW EDIT 12-Aug-2007]]

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Posted by Autonomous Organisation on 5 August 2007 19:10:01 # Attachment

UPDATE: New version, of last week's dub -- meatier snares, mid frequencies rolled off the bass, slight changes in the arrangement. Same filename as before.

Download The Vengeance Of Mister Whiskers 320kbps mp3.

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Posted by Autonomous Organisation on 4 August 2007 18:41:04 # Attachment

"Brisbane based, Scot Mcphee is the man behind Victor Xray and the EP release Dark Arts of Dub. Victor Xray was born out of two previous guises for Mcphee, the electronic Now Zero and dub influenced Nerve Agent. As the title states, this four track EP is about everything dark and everything dub. The EP begins with the slow creeper The Dead Walk, an eerie atmospheric track that would be great as background music if you were to ever find yourself in a haunted house. The electronic Bellweather Beaten follows on and is a slightly more fun and bouncy dub outing, the title track Dark Arts of Dub an industrial sounding tune. Dub Forever International is my favourite track on the album, chimes mixing with a more up-tempo dub-step. While Dark Arts of Dub won't be setting dancefloors alight, it is well thought out foray into dark beats, Victor Xray flying the flag for strong productions up north." Tom Griffin

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Posted by Autonomous Organisation on 2 August 2007 13:53:02 #