Unemployment Records, Jerry Criner aka Cryout, has released two cds, Righteous Medication For The Soul, and Cryout From The Cherokee Nation. Cryout From The Cherokee Nation is Recordings from Cryouts solo act. Cryout uses electronic drumms and plays guitar when he dose a solo show. The sound has that same punch as if the whole Cryout family and friends band is playng in front of you. Cryout most of the time records these shows to mayby add new sounds or beats to the songs. This cd is a few of those songs he played around with, and now he is shareing them. You could call this cd Cryout live in the ruff. It is a collectors cd. The tracks were taken back to the home studio, and had tracks added to them useing programs like acid pro, and cake walk. Jerry also used a program that you could get a analog sound we think people may have forgot about it, digatal rules in the new r

A recent news piece on CNN Prime News Tonight with Erica Hill revealed evidence that microwave popcorn could be harmful to your health. In the news piece it was discovered that Fluorooctanoic Acid was shown to be in high levels in microwave popcorn bags.

Fluorooctanoic Acid, which is added to the microwave-popcorn bags as a resistant coating, releases onto the popcorn when the bag is heated up and is then absorbed into the bloodstream and stays there for a long time. This chemical appears to be carcinogenic in lab animals. The FDA is now studying the affects of this chemical in greater detail.

The Devil Wears Prada

I'm not certain that the Devil wears Prada, but I am sure that she has been teasing my web site.

Shifting ones and zeros while I'm listening to the electronic pulse of Style of Eye and live modern acid jazz, hiding in the corner next to the bookcase, my midnight muse.

After 400 plus hours of design and edits and six versions later, my publishing project has finally turned a corner, the same intersection that keeps me typing hundreds of pages and analyzing html code instead of creating hundreds of garments in my studio and workshop.

The technical challenge is moving into a downhill position and the editorial and a handful of electronic self expression is all that lies between myself and publishing my electronic art, fashion and culture magazine.

This is from last year but what the hell ... its an abbreviated account of the Bingo au go-go party held during SOOB StraightoutofBrisbane

Bingo A Go-Go

Walked in the door around 9pm hahahah ... to see Erther play and say hello ... but the lineup had been bumped around and someone was warming up things with a few tracks ... and when I returned to the floor with a drink ... aniki was playing.

Aniki got the shits pretty early on. The decks weren\\\\\\\'t stable and there was a fair amount of skipping, so he was crashing records togther but it didn\\\\\\\'t matter, as it was in keeping with the theme of the night, loud and raw. He finshed rather early I thought by dropping a Motley Cru track (God I think it was \\\\\\\'Kick Start my Heart\\\\\\\') and cranked it to 11 while he packed up ... Some people in the lounge closed the door in disgust and things were underway, truly a fitting way for the night to start ...

The following is a "healthy food hot list" consisting of the 29 food that will give you the biggest nutritional bang for you caloric buck, as well as decrease your risk for deadly illnesses like cancer, diabetes and heart disease. Along with each description is a suggestion as to how to incorporate these power-foods into your diet.

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The Power: Beta-carotene, which helps prevent free-radical damage and protect the eyes. The body also turns beta-carotene into vitamin A, which may help ward off some cancers, especially of the skin. One apricot has 17 calories, 0 fat, 1 gram of fiber. Snacks on them dried, or if you prefer fresh, buy when still firm; once they soften, they lose nutrients.

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Ever since the notion of "disco" was filtered through our collective system and guiltless straight people began to enjoy rhythm-based music again-OK, call it post-Acid House-Trance music has undergone a great cell division.

Genres begat micro-genres, which mutated into wholly new forms. Some conferred coolness, others solidified into cheese. That, in itself, was fine because, in clubland, nothing is worse than a tired sound. But DJs got so bent out of shape over how to categorize a particular track or producer, they often seemed to drown in the sea of minutiae. A music conversation with a DJ often resulted in a competition of cool, instead of the answer to the question: Um, did you like the record?

Damian started djing way back in 95 when he was 10 his mum got some turntables and records and he seen using them as something to do the style he played was hardtechno and Jungle DnB mainly acidtechno.When he turned 11 he started playing out at free partys and clubs.His firts club was the Marcus Garvy Center now as (The Ballroom)at nights like Tribal Unity Megadog ect.When he turned 12 he got to play with CJBolland at a megadog night and then he played with Carl Cox on his fact2 tour soon after that he got a full page review in Mixmag.Damian carried on playing records all over England with th

The Orb virtually invented the electronic genre known as ambient house, resurrecting slower, more soulful rhythms and providing a soundtrack for early-morning ravers once the clubs closed their doors. Now they invite you to join them to sit back, relax, and drift into 'The Dream'. It's been a busy year for the orb, recording the album, playing Bestival, and seeing the seminal number 1 album, UFOrb getting a re-release. 'The Dream' sees Alex Paterson and Youth at their blessed, and melodious best. Their history speaks volumes, and the future is certainly bright! Track Listing 1 The Dream [The Future Academy Of Noise, Rhythm And Gardening Mix]

2 Vuja De

3 Something Supernatural

4 A Beautiful day

5 DDD [Dirty Disco Dub]

6 The Truth Is

7 Phantom Of Ukraine

8 Mother Nature

9 Lost & Found

10 The Forest Of Lyonesse

11 Katskills

12 High Noon

13 Sleeping Tiger & The Gods Unknown

14 Code

Hey there

Here is the run down on this months new releases

BELR098 - Saucy feat Ezra Blizzard - How Many Fields

Wont find this on his album "Last Call For Drinks" but this is a special addition with remixes by bitfiend, Neon Logic and Sancho & E-Lation.

BELR012 - Aber - Wise Girl

Beautiful track that would do well as a set opener with its lush deep rhythms. For a more straight up track check out Mandlebrot

BELR103 - C.O.U. MUZIK - Third Watch EP

Been getting supported by loads of DJs - Tarkan, Presslaboys, Matt Rowan, Mike Hiratzka, Eelke Kleijn, Zigmund Slezak, Dubfire, Derek Howell,. Charted on Release Promo, Balance Record Pool and PH.com .

Mixes from Jacco@Work, Jeff Belfi (Blueroomproject) and Ogi Gee Cash & Synchronised

BELR104 - Matt Black - Instramental EP

Two tracker from the founder of Segment Records. Plenty of rhythm and bass on offer here, with an almost acid like lead punching thru the tra

Zen Paradox's hard techno and acid classics have just been re-released in digital format!

Zen Paradox started back in 1991 as a solo outlet for Steve Law's more techno-oriented works, and he shaped up as one of Melbourne's principle live acts, playing at big warehouse rave parties like Every Picture Tells A Story, Hardware and Omniglobe, as well as more experimental smaller gigs and some TOTEM parties in Sydney.

Corrosive Artifacts is Zen Paradox's first release on Sydney Netlabel Elektrax Recordings, after having previously released tracks on Nova Zembla, Psy-Harmonics, IF? and Solitary Sound.

These tracks are Steve's more up-tempo, mad acid compositions, dating from the 1990s - and still essential, timely tracks.

Zen Paradox: Corrosive Artifacts EP

1) Sora (feat. Sayaka Kushibiki)

2) Acidic Afterburn

3) Darkwater Denizen

4) Rise from the Depths

If you're interested in finding out more musically, head off to Juno Download here:

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1) FSOM - Welcome (Thomas P Heckmann Mix)

2) Sonic Voyagers - Beyond the Infinite

3) Q-Kontrol vs. VC Faktor - Bioplexus

4) TR-Storm - Rise

Featuring Australian artists:

FSOM (Melbourne, Australia) The triad collectively known as Future Sound Of Melbourne brought together the diverse talents of Davide Carbone, Josh Abrahams and Steve Robbins. Their first release in the early 90's has put them in the top five placing in the UK Mix Mag's dance chart. The act had received contracts from Sony Music (Australia), Carl Cox and Volume Records (UK), Frank De Wulf and Sony Music (Belgium), Trancemaster (Germany), Underground Resistance and AXIS (USA). For the past decade FSOM have been at the forefront of underground electronic music in Australia. They have performed Live at hundreds of raves, festivals, and events around Australia.

Sonic Voyagers (Melbourne, Australia)

The Sonic Voyagers is an eclectic, very rare special occasion that brings together two of Melbourne's preeminent electronic musici

On the back of a massive year, Kiwi electronic act Pitch Black announce the release of their first two artist albums and a return to Australia for four very special shows.

Having wowed us with their 'Rude Mechanical' album in 2007 Pitch Black have decided that the time is right to make their first and second albums 'Future Proof' and 'Electronomicon' available to Aussie fans. Not only have the double-disc recordings been re-mastered so they sound better than the original releases, but they also include a number of hard to find remixes.

Paddy Free and Michael Hodgson aka Pitch Black could be best be described as Kiwi Electronic Royalty. They have been blowing crowds away since their first spin back in 1997 and have continued to impress with world-class performances ever since. The Pitch Black sound is a distinct combination of musical journeys ranging from organic ambient beginnings, layered sound scapes to cutting-edge acid riffs and thumping rhythmic grooves. Their live show is a full-sensory experie

PMM-006 HEAVYFEET "Sick Like That EP"

Original tracks by: HeavyFeet

Tracks: Sick Like That (Vocal Mix), Sick Like That (Dub Mix)

Remix by: Santiago & Bushido (Sick Like That)

CLICK HERE TO LISTEN!

Available for purchase at:

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HEAVYFEET (UK) Potty Mouth Music

*****Download HEAVYFEETS Potty Mouth Sring Mix!

HeavyFeet's wobbly beats bring their own dirty vibe to the Potty Mouth Music roster. Best-known for crafting jerky, shuffled beats, HeavyFeet producers Mike Burgess and James Medina have pooled their collective talents to become two of the Manchester underground scene's fastest rising stars at 23 years old.

Mike's background as a classically trained musician, promoter and engineer found the DJ and production talent of James, who currently holds a residency at Manchester's Tangled, the cit

One of the standout performers on the Parklife National Tour last year, CAJUAN will be returning to Australian shores in February with his mesmerising blend of acid house and nu-rave.

A prominent member of the European electronic scene, Cajuan has worked with the likes of Boys Noize, D.I.M, Play Paul, Palermo Disco Machine and Fox n Wolf, and is renowned as the brains behind everyone's favourite electronic duo, Digitalism, and the man responsible for the "Doom's Night" juggernaut, Azzido Da Bass. And just to show how much he loves all things Australian, he recently took on our fave indie-rockers the Lost Valentinos, and has been working furiously with Ewan Pearson on their upcoming release.

With Raven and Dance Not Dance regularly finding their way onto "Best of 07" lists, Cajuan has continued his trend of infectious, jacking, bass-driven tunes in 08 with a nasty remix of Alex Gopher's "Aurora," which is set for release in the ensuing weeks.

So if you love everything German, be sure to get you

Mastery of tribal jackin break-house is a very specific talent and for over a decade this British producer has been at the forefront of it all; releasing groundbreaking mix CDs, remixing the world's most acclaimed artists and knocking out dancefloor destroying productions.

From the start of his DJing career is 1989, Lee bathed himself in the acid house scene at parties around London and Cambridge. Soaking up as much of the filth and grime as he could, Coombs soon developed a signature sound, one that combined elements of breaks, house, electro, techno and acid.

In 1998 Coombs made his first massive strike on the breaks scene as the prized recruit of hip label Finger Lickin', where he released the acclaimed album Future Sound of Retro, well and truly placing him on the world stage. His impressive releases such as the re-dub of Quivver's One Last Time made dance fans across the globe go weak and also caught the attention of industry heavyweights such as Pete Tong.

Paul Oakenfold was soon knocking at

New York, NY (September 14th, 2007) Layo Paskin & Matthew 'Bushwacka!' Benjamin's love affair with music began as teenagers at the dawn of the acid house era. It has led both of them on a journey through techno, breakbeat, electro, dub, electronica, and any other pigeonhole in its wake. They have emerged almost two decades later with a sound that fuses their influences and solidifies their position at the anterior of the genre. It is that same outlaw spirit of eclecticism that still forms their mad five hour DJ sets, whether it is at their spiritual home The End Club in London, a beach in Brazil (the inspiration for this album), or at a super club in Ibiza. It is this same passion that turned the limited edition 12" 'Untitled' into the global anthem, becoming 'Love Story', crashing onto the music charts worldwide in 2003, including the UK Top 10. .

With this eclectic sound it is only fitting that GU 33 migrates to Rio de Janeiro. It is famous for its spectacular natural setting, its Carnival celebrations, s

We are happy to present here to the psychedelic community 10 fresh tunes from our pool of artists. This new compilation, titled NO TIME NO SPACE, will be available from the middle of September.

On our website www.parvati-records.com/news.html you can now listen to short samples of the tracks.

Beside old heroes of the danish crew like Jahbo, Mussy Moody, Monno & Jaffa (GOW) both here with their solo projects Onkel Dunkel and Syntax Error, "No Time No Space" introduces few new rising acts: Arjuna, the italian label dj, who already appeared on the Psy Stories 3 as Acoustic Reaktion, Kuro Fusion, a young talent from the Netherlands, for sure the insiders tip and a hot name in the future.

The Makedonian attitudes of highly tripped out atmospheres delights us in the shape of Atriohm brothers with their recent state of the art.

Papiyan, again a danish project from the Aarhus posse, is also taking part in this acid fracasis together with Gidra from India and a corporation bewteen System Overload (Eske f

'Rave Story' is based on the memoirs of Otiz F Angel. For those not familiar with the name, Otiz F Angel, or to many people, simply 'Angel', has been a constant presence behind the scenes in the Rave and Club scenes since the early '90s. Born in North London, Angel grew up on the streets of Tottenham.

Things could have worked out very badly, as from a young age, he was living the gangster lifestyle. His first 'real' job was managing the the local branch of the family's weed distribution operation, overseeing the staff and occasionally having to persuade errant clients that paying their bad debts was definitely in their best interests.

However, after hearing Acid House at long-time London clubbing mecca, the Camden Palace, and getting caught up in the 'DIY' ethos of the House music scene, the opportunity arose to channel some of his capital into creating a pirate radio station. Shortly after, Obsession FM was ruling the airwaves, as one of London's first dedicated Acid House radio stations. The birth of Obse

The winter months have hit us and unless you live in Southern California, most people aren’t swimming in open-air pools any longer. Until recent times, Indie Artists and the labels they set up for themselves had a hard time getting their music heard by anyone outside their own backyard pool of fans. With guerilla marketing finally becoming common practice and online music stores becoming a main stay for the music aficionado, record pools are now open for business to the general indie population. What is a record pool? Basically, a record pool is a membership of DJ’s that act as an intermediary between DJ’s and the music makers. The power behind a record pool is that it can reach a mass, global market in lightening speed. As of 2005, there are over 7000 DJ's and industry professionals who are part of this digital revolution. In order for a DJ to belong to a record pool, they must pay a monthly association fee to obtain the latest and most current music. Frequently this music is available to t

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"Is this what would happen if Brian Wilson had discovered acid in the digital era?" Michael2 - 2007

FRIDAY, MAY 09, 2008: Welcome to episode 41 of the ACIDplanet Waveform podcast. This week brings a musical avant-garde cut up of genres: hip-hop, Rock, Electronic, Electronica and Easy Listening. ( Rating: Squeaky Clean (G) / 19.2MB / 125Kbps / 20min 57sec )

Acid Tracks & Session with Roland TB303,Roland TR808,Roland TR707,Roland TR727,Roland mc202,Jupiter 4, Polysix and other vintage hardware !

Born as an underground anthem in Manchesters famous Hacienda Club, Guru Josh's "Infinity (1990s Time For The Guru)" grew to become the biggest dance record of 1990 selling millions of copies and breaking charts worldwide. The standout cut with the dreamy saxophone became one of the first acid house crossover hits ever (in Germany it stayed 14 weeks in the top ten) and a true genre classic! After a longtime hiatus from the music scene the keyboard wizard Josh finally returns in 2008 as The Guru Josh Project together with producer Snakebyte and DJ DazPerkz to bring back the magic with "Infinity 2008". At the world premiere in March at BigCityBeats 4th birthday party Guru Josh was performing live in front a thrilled and enthusiastic party crowd - establishing a record attendance at Cocoon Club Frankfurt!!! http://www.humpty.de?id=47&aid=16414&lang=en

A hall of mirrors, warping reflections of Ella Fitzgerald, two-tone ska, dark psychedelia and Pentangle's 'acid folk' into unsettling shapes