GLITCH 010

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20-11-2005, 02:50 PM
StoQ

GLITCH 010

http://www.bangingtunes.com/vinyl/view/glitch010/

wow! awesome record!!! Calver roox
21-11-2005, 07:35 AM
jimmy west

he's defintly the producer of the year for me another top quality release on glitch.
21-11-2005, 05:00 PM
orac

b1 is nice :)
21-11-2005, 05:23 PM
StoQ

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Originally Posted by jimmy west

he's defintly the producer of the year for me another top quality release on glitch.

I agree, defo he's massive producer and good dj
22-11-2005, 04:45 PM
Mucky Beats

this is another top glitch
26-11-2005, 08:26 PM
matt k

Reeespect.
27-11-2005, 01:58 PM
Dorian Hunter

Mr. Calver, well done ya funny lickle monkey :lol:
27-11-2005, 02:17 PM
Lujo

Nice ep I like it. :)

Respect
28-11-2005, 09:21 PM
thedegator

He seems to be the master of producing 4 trackers which are all completely amazing, and value for money with a capital "V". The only trouble is that i have this release on order now for too long and its eating me alive.

This bloke is a breath of fresh air fair play, his techno b-sides on Hard trance/House/NRG tunes are breathtaking, bring em on!!!!!!!!!
Looking forward to seeing him play soon
01-12-2005, 02:01 AM
AcidTrash

He's one of the few people alive who can bring credibility to hard house and attitude to techno. He is inimitable and one of the few people around with trademark production standard. If theres anything wrong with Calver records it's the fact the are too good and show up the faults in everthing else. The only thing to beat a Calver record is a new Calver record.
05-12-2005, 03:06 PM
slacker

I loved glitch 5 personally. haven't heard this yet. I like his production style, nice and groovey. Sometimes a little too hard housey for me, but for this type of techno his sound is definitely the freshest thing around. I liiiiike it.
05-12-2005, 09:33 PM
oldbugger

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Originally Posted by AcidTrash

He's one of the few people alive who can bring credibility to hard house and attitude to techno. He is inimitable and one of the few people around with trademark production standard. If theres anything wrong with Calver records it's the fact the are too good and show up the faults in everthing else. The only thing to beat a Calver record is a new Calver record.

bit bold that :shock: :eh:
05-12-2005, 09:35 PM
oldbugger

infact not only is it bold. are you shaggin him or what?
10-12-2005, 02:11 PM
Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by AcidTrash

He's one of the few people alive who can bring credibility to hard house and attitude to techno. He is inimitable and one of the few people around with trademark production standard. If theres anything wrong with Calver records it's the fact the are too good and show up the faults in everthing else. The only thing to beat a Calver record is a new Calver record.

Nice release again from calver, not sure about a1, that riff seems a bit cheesy for me. Also do any of the other guys whom produce on this release get any credit???? Or is it all calver, and they just sit in the background and just agree with everything he does??
10-12-2005, 03:35 PM
AcidTrash

Where I'm concerned I have to admit Mr Calver did most of the driving for Blipped Out 4. I was there to watch and learn. I provided the samples and ideas for the most part but where production is concerned why interfere with a master?

It's nice to see your name on a record but I would have been just as happy coming away from that session with what I'd learned. Whether or not it went on vinyl was secondary to increasing my knowledge of good production. Getting a co-credit with Alex was a very nice bonus but I'll admit that what I would have done is a little different to what alex does.

Were I to go into that session knowing what I now know about producton it would perhaps have been a lot different.
10-12-2005, 03:38 PM
AcidTrash

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Originally Posted by oldbugger

infact not only is it bold. are you shaggin him or what?

I just have a lot of respect for his talent. Perosnally I think some of his releases shook the scene out of a lull and I gotta salute that.
10-12-2005, 04:07 PM
oldbugger

but your not disagreeing about shaggin him though? :lol:
10-12-2005, 08:35 PM
Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by AcidTrash

He's one of the few people alive who can bring credibility to hard house and attitude to techno. He is inimitable and one of the few people around with trademark production standard. If theres anything wrong with Calver records it's the fact the are too good and show up the faults in everthing else. The only thing to beat a Calver record is a new Calver record.

Nice release again from calver, not sure about a1, that riff seems a bit cheesy for me. Also do any of the other guys whom produce on this release get any credit???? Or is it all calver, and they just sit in the background and just agree with everything he does??

Missed the point there i think pete, no tracks are 'too good' tbh, there is room for improvement in most productions these days, if not, then how can these boundaries be broken?
10-12-2005, 10:00 PM
fresh_an_funky_design

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Originally Posted by Scott Kemix

Quote:

Originally Posted by AcidTrash

He's one of the few people alive who can bring credibility to hard house and attitude to techno. He is inimitable and one of the few people around with trademark production standard. If theres anything wrong with Calver records it's the fact the are too good and show up the faults in everthing else. The only thing to beat a Calver record is a new Calver record.

Nice release again from calver, not sure about a1, that riff seems a bit cheesy for me. Also do any of the other guys whom produce on this release get any credit???? Or is it all calver, and they just sit in the background and just agree with everything he does??

regardless of who wrote it with alex, it always sounds like an alex calver record.
11-12-2005, 12:13 AM
Scott Kemix

very true indeed
12-12-2005, 04:14 PM
AcidTrash

yep.
05-01-2006, 02:12 AM
A.P.

Good shit anyways!!
05-01-2006, 02:56 AM
dirty_bass

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Originally Posted by Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by AcidTrash

He's one of the few people alive who can bring credibility to hard house and attitude to techno. He is inimitable and one of the few people around with trademark production standard. If theres anything wrong with Calver records it's the fact the are too good and show up the faults in everthing else. The only thing to beat a Calver record is a new Calver record.

Nice release again from calver, not sure about a1, that riff seems a bit cheesy for me. Also do any of the other guys whom produce on this release get any credit???? Or is it all calver, and they just sit in the background and just agree with everything he does??

Missed the point there i think pete, no tracks are 'too good' tbh, there is room for improvement in most productions these days, if not, then how can these boundaries be broken?

Surely no one pushes the boundaries of techno more than alex.
I think he has won, everyone should go home now.
05-01-2006, 04:38 AM
The Overfiend

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Originally Posted by dirty_bass

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Originally Posted by Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by AcidTrash

He's one of the few people alive who can bring credibility to hard house and attitude to techno. He is inimitable and one of the few people around with trademark production standard. If theres anything wrong with Calver records it's the fact the are too good and show up the faults in everthing else. The only thing to beat a Calver record is a new Calver record.

Nice release again from calver, not sure about a1, that riff seems a bit cheesy for me. Also do any of the other guys whom produce on this release get any credit???? Or is it all calver, and they just sit in the background and just agree with everything he does??

Missed the point there i think pete, no tracks are 'too good' tbh, there is room for improvement in most productions these days, if not, then how can these boundaries be broken?

Surely no one pushes the boundaries of techno more than alex.
I think he has won, everyone should go home now.

How so?
05-01-2006, 11:03 AM
Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by dirty_bass

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Originally Posted by Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by AcidTrash

He's one of the few people alive who can bring credibility to hard house and attitude to techno. He is inimitable and one of the few people around with trademark production standard. If theres anything wrong with Calver records it's the fact the are too good and show up the faults in everthing else. The only thing to beat a Calver record is a new Calver record.

Nice release again from calver, not sure about a1, that riff seems a bit cheesy for me. Also do any of the other guys whom produce on this release get any credit???? Or is it all calver, and they just sit in the background and just agree with everything he does??

Missed the point there i think pete, no tracks are 'too good' tbh, there is room for improvement in most productions these days, if not, then how can these boundaries be broken?

Surely no one pushes the boundaries of techno more than alex.
I think he has won, everyone should go home now.

bye bye
05-01-2006, 03:40 PM
Stodgy

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Originally Posted by AcidTrash

Quote:

Originally Posted by oldbugger

infact not only is it bold. are you shaggin him or what?

I just have a lot of respect for his talent. Perosnally I think some of his releases shook the scene out of a lull and I gotta salute that.

Talent!

Is that a euphamism for something?
05-01-2006, 04:33 PM
dirty_bass

Shhhhh, stop it, don`t you realise the scene has been shaken out of a lull.
Eveything is different now.
Everything.
http://www.andes.org.uk/standard-iti...in-sunrise.jpg

All sarcasm aside, I liked this release.
Production is nice and full, solid beats, I just would like to hear the guy do something truly original, rather than all this filtertastic, all be it well made, run of the mill techno.
I think he`s too good to be doing stuff like this.
05-01-2006, 05:05 PM
Scott Kemix

Quote:

Originally Posted by dirty_bass

Shhhhh, stop it, don`t you realise the scene has been shaken out of a lull.
Eveything is different now.
Everything.
http://www.andes.org.uk/standard-iti...in-sunrise.jpg

All sarcasm aside, I liked this release.
Production is nice and full, solid beats, I just would like to hear the guy do something truly original, rather than all this filtertastic, all be it well made, run of the mill techno.
I think he`s too good to be doing stuff like this.

If he is to good doing stuff like this, then why is he doing it??
05-01-2006, 05:10 PM
dirty_bass

Money, kicks, hasn`t tried to do anything else, stuck in a rut, or just enjoys making the same kind of stuff all the time?
I don`t know the guy, but I would like to see him put his very accomplished production skills to something a little more challenging.
05-01-2006, 05:13 PM
Scott Kemix

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Originally Posted by dirty_bass

Money, kicks, hasn`t tried to do anything else, stuck in a rut, or just enjoys making the same kind of stuff all the time?
I don`t know the guy, but I would like to see him put his very accomplished production skills to something a little more challenging.

rock music, trance, scouse house maybe? Nah only joking, i kinda see where ya comin from there though
06-01-2006, 10:03 AM
Addict

This is a Calver tune I stumbled on the other day, very different from his usual stuff IMO

http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF189191-01-02-01.mp3
08-01-2006, 02:51 PM
Mucky Beats

i realy aint read all the comments on this topic....but i think this is damm fine dance music ...nice driving techno. i think some people on this board need to think more about the people dancing and less about the little things ... what i mean is alex makes rocking dancefloor stuff that works time and time again.... what more does he realy need to do?
08-01-2006, 03:05 PM
Mucky Beats

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Originally Posted by Addict

This is a Calver tune I stumbled on the other day, very different from his usual stuff IMO

http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF189191-01-02-01.mp3

as for this tune ....think thats a remix of devilfish on a hard dance label, not shure i'd play it, but still shows alex can put his hand to diffrent styles whitch i think is cool
15-01-2006, 08:12 PM
rotten

glitchoris
20-01-2006, 07:20 PM
1992

Nice one guys! Another one for my shopping cart. Good thing I got 150+ dollars for graduation.
20-01-2006, 07:23 PM
1992

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Originally Posted by Mucky Beats

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Originally Posted by Addict

This is a Calver tune I stumbled on the other day, very different from his usual stuff IMO

http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF189191-01-02-01.mp3

as for this tune ....think thats a remix of devilfish on a hard dance label, not shure i'd play it, but still shows alex can put his hand to diffrent styles whitch i think is cool

Thats one of the two tracks on there that I like, that and 02-02 the techy house one. I can't figure out what the sample in this one is saying.... sounds like "You've got a girl problem", LOL.
23-01-2006, 02:42 PM
Adrenalin

I started following Alex and his productions a little over 1 1/2 years ago and I've been completely hooked ever since. He brings some of the little tricks and effects of his Hard House days to his techno, which IMO gives him a unique sound that always gets the dancefloor jumping. I haven't had the pleasure of meeting him in person yet, but I chat with him pretty regularly and he's been so kind to supply me with numerous advance tracks. His sound is definitely getting harder. Great techno from a great guy with mad production skills.

EXCLUSIVE mix by Mr. Calver to be broadcast soon on BRING THE NOISE internet radio show on http://www.techno.fm. I'll be sure to post the broadcast date once Alex gets the mix to me.
26-01-2006, 03:47 PM
Adrenalin

2 new, unreleased rough mix tracks will be broadcast on BRING THE NOISE on Techno.fm on Sunday 5pm - 8pm U.K. time!! One is called Pscyho Killer and has an insane sample from the movie Sin City. Incredible track. The second is still untitled and has a groove to it that never lets up until the track ends.

Thank you Alex!
26-01-2006, 08:15 PM
Tom Eyre

I think....

...Calver is one of the top techno producers around at the moment. nuff said :razz:
26-01-2006, 08:27 PM
Adrenalin

Completely agree with Tom. I'm looking forward to playing his 2 new tracks on our show this Sunday and seeing him perform for the first time in Toronto on April 22. Great guy, producer and DJ. He's the future of techno.
27-01-2006, 10:29 AM
Addict

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Originally Posted by 1992

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Originally Posted by Mucky Beats

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Originally Posted by Addict

This is a Calver tune I stumbled on the other day, very different from his usual stuff IMO

http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF189191-01-02-01.mp3

as for this tune ....think thats a remix of devilfish on a hard dance label, not shure i'd play it, but still shows alex can put his hand to diffrent styles whitch i think is cool

Thats one of the two tracks on there that I like, that and 02-02 the techy house one. I can't figure out what the sample in this one is saying.... sounds like "You've got a girl problem", LOL.

Just bought this tune and it turns out that the sample given here is actually the second half of the original, and not the Alex Calver remix, NICE ONE JUNO!!!!!
27-01-2006, 01:01 PM
Dorian Hunter

Yeah Alex is defo a funny little monkeyboy and one of the best producers at the moment.

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