A new instant play button has been added to all samples and Agent Casts.
Anywhere you see the logo, simple click and enjoy. More improvements and features will be added to this site as we progress into 2007. Thanks for all the support in 2006.
A new instant play button has been added to all samples and Agent Casts.
Anywhere you see the logo, simple click and enjoy. More improvements and features will be added to this site as we progress into 2007. Thanks for all the support in 2006.
Following a cracker of a liveset at DEAF’06 and the release of ‘The Shawnee Curse 2006′, ikeaboy will headline at this years D1 Live Showcase on New Years Eve in 4 Dame Lane, Dublin. Admission is 12 euro. Action kicks off at 10pm and party will continue until 3am. Supported by Rob Rowland [Live] and a DJ set from Eamonn Doyle
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A new Agent Cast is available from Ikeaboy.
Very strong review of Corrugated Tunnel’s excellent album “We Are Electronix” in M8 Magazine.
Corrugated Tunnel is the brainchild of Edwin James on of the key players in Ireland’s burgeoning electro scene and, on the evidence of this versatile début, a man with enormous production potential.
‘We Are Electronix’ pinballs its way around genres for fun, taking elements of acid, electro, house and techno to create a unique sound that, if you had to nail it down, probably sits in the corner marked ‘Intelligent-Techno-Meets-Acidy-Electronica’.
What ever the definition, this is quality stuff – from the straight-up electro of ‘Rockstars’ to the old-school squelch of ‘The Bionic Hustle’ and moody, vocoder-led electronica of ‘Not Coming Back’. And even if ‘The Snare’s’ crashing drumbeats come as a bit of a cold-shower shock, what’s probably going to make you love Corrugated Tunnel more than anything are the string-soaked atmospherics of tracks like ‘Chain Smoking monkey’ and ’303 on 31st and Fifth’- stonewall future classics which merit comparison to Orbital’s most emotional output and hint a greatness all of their own.
We are impressed.