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The Radio show's had a bit of a break over Christmas and New Year but was due to start back up tonight. However there's a problem down at the studio so we won't be back til next week. By then there will probably be a whole new set of tunes to play so here's what we would have played tonight!

The opening to the Bossasaurus album, which we figured would have also been a good first tune for the show, definitely feels like the introduction to something epic.

1. Bossasaurus-Space Renaissance by Bossasaurus

Next up was supposed to be a couple of DVA tunes: 'Still Born' from the 'Afro Cuban EP', a B Side for Manchester artist GuGu’s release on DVA Records due out on 10th January; and his remix of Bad Autopsy's ‘Ginmixer’ which is out now on red and gold vinyl via RAMP, limited to just 200 copies. Get yours here.



Bad Autopsy - GINMIXER (Scratcha DVA Remix) by RAMP Recordings / PTN

Next up a deep rolling sea of synths on this Dubstep / Glitch hop track from Ooah’s PANTyRAID partner in crime, MartyParty’s excellent 'Skukuza' album.



This stunning track is from a new free release that Blue Daisy passed us from his amigos ▽nknown ShΔpes. Apparently the ‘If I Should Die EP’ was recorded in just 2 days, but it’s certainly no rush job. If they have this kind of solid output in such a short time we can’t wait to see what they pull out of the bag next, definitely ones to watch for the future!

Download: ▽nknown ShΔpes – The World Keeps Turning / alt link

After their reworking of 'Genik Riddim', HavocNDeed have hooked up with Skamma & Joe Blow from the Squid Ninjaz crew once again for this strictly VIP track. Not sure if this is going to get a proper release or not but it’s killer for sure. Of course the version we were going to play would have been radio friendly, this isn’t!

Game Over (HavocNdeeD ViP ReWorK ft. Skamma & Joe Blow) by squidninjaz

We were then going to play a new Stagga track called 'Annihilating Riddim', but you’ll just have to wait until next week for that one, but trust us it’s another huge one.

On a more mellow tip, it’s tricky to pick just one track off James Blake’s debut album but we were going to go with this beauty.

James Blake - To Care (Like You) by Vicente P

Another deep, mellow, male vocal track, this time from Westernsynthetics. Not sure when it came out but someone passed us a copy of the May Day Radio album recently and this track struck us instantly. Actually gives us a chance to post the video now too which is also stunning.



Was going to drop the Monkey & Stagga produced track Chillski from the forthcoming Juakali EP but not got a clean version so opted for this Tes La Rok Remix of Freak You Back from the same release.



We still haven’t got round to playing this Skinnz track and we might not get the chance now but it’s definitely something you should all hear if you haven’t already. Quite a juxtaposition of the title and it’s corresponding sample with the sunshine soaked synths which would probably lift the most destitute dude up out the ‘gutta’.

Skinnz - Keep It Gutta [BOKA033] *Forthcoming* by boka

Only just caught the free AC (aka AC Slater) & Dell album 'Right Now' that Мишка released but it’s got some great tracks on there. Picked this one cos it didn’t have swearing in and we love the Dubstep / Future Garage vibe on it.



Still not 100% sure about this track which came out today., we love Maverick Sabre and Prof. Green makes some decent tracks from time to time but there’s something about the two together that grates slightly. Maybe it’s because they both sound like they recorded the track with pegs on their noses. We reckon it might be a grower still though..



Actually went to the launch of the ‘Scientist Launches Dubstep Into Outer Space' in Fabric but got there late and missed everyone’s set except Mala (who absolutely tore the place down). Not played anything off the album on the show before though so figured we’d drop this.

RSD ft Prince Jamo 'After All' Scientist Dub (Tectonic) by punchdrunkmusicdotcom

And that would have been the show. Hopefully you would have enjoyed it as well. We shall return to Radio Cardiff next Monday at 9pm as usual. 98.7fm if you’re in the Cardiff area or http://radiocardiff.org if not.

Okay so this week we started with a track off the new Terror Danjah album, if anyone was questioning the future of Grime we suggest it’s right here or perhaps it’s the next track that holds the key as Grime singer Maverick Sabre rips it over Starkey’s 'Holodeck' to massive effect with 'Run To The Roof'. Then out of Iceland is Hypno, with a Juke influenced slab of bass music for RAMP. Glasgow’s S-Type drops on his hometown label Phuturelabs with a Crunkstep track dedicated to wildlife badman 'Terry Nutkins'. Stateless have a fantastic album due next year on Ninja Tunes from which we take 'Miles To Go', if you want a Dark Sky remix of their single 'Ariel', you can grab it here. Our boys CRST provide a juicier than thou remix of the new single from Bloc Party frontman Kele whilst also from the South Wales area is Exotope who changes up his usual filth monsters for a stunning slice of House / Garage and even Monky steps ever closer to the House arena with his brilliantly named 'Potato Dolphins'. Skinnz drops a firing remix of 'Holy Mountain', the debut release from Talk, a recent signing for the Nightshifter’s label. Every mix on Shy FX’s forthcoming single 'Raver' is a killer, we opted for the MJ Cole one. The first Sub Swara album blew us all away and their forthcoming follow up 'Triggers' certainly doesn’t disappoint either. A weighty guest list includes members of Antibalas, Dead Prez and the track we played which features Lyrics Born (who also has a pretty dope funked up album As U Were that’s just dropped). Also on more of a Hip-hop tip is: DELS new single for Big Dada which once again is produced by Hot Chip’s Joe Goddard; and Pigeon John’s ode to chore slacking 'To Do List'. Top this off with a J.O.H. remix of Ikonika’s 'Ikoniklast' and you have the show.

That was more a stream of consciousness than a round up but anyway, now shut your eyes, press play and get it in listening form.

Download: Chrome Kids Radio Show (November 3rd 2010)

Tracklisting:

Terror Danjah & Dream Mclean - Grand Opening
Maverick Sabre – Run To The Roof
Hypno – Go Shorty
S Type - Terry Nutkins
Stateless – Miles To Go
Kele - On The Lam (C.R.S.T. Remix)
Shy FX - Raver (MJ Cole Remix)
Talk - Holy Mountain (Skinnz Remix)
Exotope – Everything In My Mind
Nosaj Thing - Light #1 (Take Remix)
DELS – Trumpalump
Sub Swara feat. Lyrics Born – Fire It Up
Ikonika - Ikonoklast JOH Remix
Monky - Potato Dolphins
Pigeon John – To Do List

Mixcloud wouldn't upload this week's show for some reason so here tis on Soundcloud. Special Guest Mix this week from Monky.

Chrome Kids Radio Show (Radio Cardiff - 13th October 2010) by Chrome Kids

Tracklisting:
James Blake – Limit To Your Love
Bassnectar feat Paper Machete – Falling
The Leisure Allstars feat Lady Chann - Friday Night (El-Jay Remix)
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Monky In The Mix:
+verb - Integr
Cassie - Me + U (Kastle RMX)
Halp - Leek (Doshy RMX)
Monky - Hipster
Monky - Ride The Wave
Raffertie - Rank Function (ItalTek RMX)
Lakritze - John Connor
Velour - Kick It Til It Breaks
Stagga - Is This The Future
Monky - Drunkerdz VIP
Doshy - Prora
Gas Lamp Killer - Fun Over 100
Monky - Badman Nigiri
Redhino - Boy Racer
Jimi Hendrix - Voodoo Chile (slight return)
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Darkstar – Gold
Mount Kimbie - Maybes (live at Berghain)
Rustie – Dragonfly
Lakritze – Where My Dogs At Yo

There’s still a couple of hours of darkness left of Halloween and it doesn’t get much darker than these fellas right here...



The Incredible Torture Show Comprises of Welsh DJ, producer and Grindhouse masher extraordinaire - Trailer Trasher who uses incidental B-movie horror music and video to produce some dope but disturbing Hip-hop beats. And two well respected LA emcees- Matt Gaminwhose effortless yet effectual flow provides a sandpaper smooth vessel for his twisted lyricals coming off a bit like MF Doom’s evil cousin - and Roughneck Jihad from Third Sight (alongside D Styles) who has worked with the likes of Kool Keith and has a flow and style I can only describe as the Hip-hop manifestation of Superfluidity.

T.I.T.S. (Trailer Trasher & Matt Gamin) – The Grim Reaper



T.I.T.S(Trailer Trasher & Matt Gamin) – God Told Me To



(YSI) The Incredible Torture Show – God Told Me To

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