Karas...Colorful lollipop Anime..

I was watching this anime lately,i just got the dvd..it's produced by tatsunoko for celebrating their 40th anniversary..Tatsunoko was known as a studio that brought classic heroes anime like casshern,gatchaman,Polimar,yatterman and much more..
The Japanese episodes initially broadcasted in pay per view channel from March 25 2005 until August 3,2007.But now u can get it on dvd as six single dvd pack..

The story itself took place in Shinjuku..it's looks like Gotham city in Batman a bit dark and gloomy atmosfear..
Synopsis:

In the Shinjuku ward of Tokyo, humans unknowingly live side by side with spirits and other apparitions, who exist in a dimension parallel to our own. But the balance is being upset by the Mikura, demons who have taken physical form and must then kill to survive. Only Karas, the shadowy guardian crow of the city, can stop the Mikura and maintain the balance with the help of the mysterious Yurine. But the Mikura are being led by Eko, a former Karas who has turned his back on humanity and aims to destroy everything. Can Otoha, Yurine's newly recruited Karas, stop the renegade and his forces, without drawing attention from the locals, police and others with their own agenda?

This OVA (Original Video Animation to you non-otaku), is the 40th anniversary project of Tatsunoko Productions, the folks who gave us Speed Racer and Gatchaman (better known to Americans as "Battle of the Planets"). The show is very reminiscent of the latter, old style Japanese superhero shows from the '70s (think "Power Rangers" and you'll have an idea of what I mean). There's a hero who transforms into his powered-up persona with a special device, a mysterious guide/aide who knows more than she should, a badass villain with a small army of monsters/henchmen... the list goes on and on.
The animation is a mix of 2-D and CGI animation, which really helps bring about some incredible visual effects and Matrix-style camera angles. This really helps the fight scenes, as Karas and the Mikura are done by CGI. Sure, you can tell the difference, but it still looks incredible. It goes to show how far we've come with using CGI in animation production, creating visuals that could never be done before with traditional animation.
if u cant get the dvd u can watch it in here for free
http://www.animeshippuuden.com/karas-ova/ 

RBMA Radio - Lovefingers (Blackdisco, New York City) - Train Wreck Mix - Midnight Convoy

Andrew Hogge is a Los Angeles native and hosted Blackdisco Social Club from 2001, before seeking his fortune in New York City. He runs the Blackdisco imprint, which finds it's releases in the bags of DJ Harvey, James Murphy and Todd Terje and he is also one half of The Stallions, along-side his accomplice in disco Lee Douglas. As well as penning the twelve minute epic that was 'Stallion's Suite' for Findlay Brown under the moniker they have released a slew of remixes that have made waves across the modern dance music world. Lovefingers has also started up another label, ESP Institute, which is surely destined for big things. We get to feel the love in Andrew's fingers in this exclusive and original Trainwreck Mix comprised (unusually for him) of all new material and an essential prescription to the headphones of the daily commuter.



RBMA Radio - Lovefingers (Blackdisco, New York City) - Train Wreck Mix - Midnight Convoy

Some Dubby tripped out set from Sebastian

Check latest set from my friend Sebastian,he played alongside with Jeno and Garth...so Hope u enjoy this...


 Denial officially begins by Sebastian Siahaan 

6th Borough Project bunker kicking off with the supa dupa slo mo

it's been a long time that im not write in my blog..now im back..with  6th borough project 

Craigs DJ career has been on the go for fully 20 years, from his own famous night, ‘Audio Deluxe’ to numerous gigs at every major club across the globe. His 10 year residency at The Honeycomb in Edinburgh saw him play, host and gain the respect of all the players on the dance music scene. Guests at his club nights have included: Masters At Work - Kenny “Dope” Gonzalez and Lil’ Louie Vega, Terry Hunter, Phil Asher, John “Jellybean” Benitez, Bugz In The Attic, Domu, Mr V, Paul ‘Trouble’ Anderson, DJ Deep, Osunlade, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Teddy Douglas, Dave Camacho, Ashley Beadle, Kenny Carpenter, Kerri Chandler, Frankie Feliciano, DJ Spinna - all of whom have rated Craig’s parties as one of the best to play in Europe. Always listening to, and collecting music as a kid, Craig started searching out club nights that would quench his musical thirst, and in the early 80’s it was parties like the capital’s Manifesto that really inspired and turned him on to a fresh and exciting scene that none of his school friends were even aware of. A stalwart on the scene from a young age this eventually lead him to make his DJ’ing debut in 1987 at Edinburgh’s legendary club night The Hooch. His initial influences were boogie, jazz funk, soul and the emerging sounds of rap and house and for him it was a natural progression into the modern production techniques and sounds of dance music. He is known for his non-compromising attitude for the music he loves and has always refused to be categorised preferring to be known for playing “quality dance music”. This has lead to an impeccable international reputation with gigs and radio appearances worldwide, and in his own hometown he is notorious as Irvine Welsh’s favourite DJ with a mention in his books. So far all of Craig’s recording work has been met with great critical acclaim. He has had records out on various labels such as EMI, Virgin, Hush Hush, In Demand, Maxi, Five20East and Soul Heaven under his own name and various guises, such as Harden Soul Project, The Wayfarers, The Soul Renegades and The Shaw Height Assembly and more recently 6th Borough Project. He has remixed tracks for the likes of Cevin Fisher, Roland Clark, Afro Medusa, Beverly Knight, Soul Providers, Moloko, and the Hong Kong Micros amongst others. Currently working on new music with production partner Graeme Clark (The Revenge) on their popular 6th Borough Project and Craig Smith & The Revenge guises, recent releases/remixes on Five20east, Soul Heaven and Jimpsters new label Delusions Of Granduer (as Craig Smith & The Revenge) and Jisco, Less Productions, Instruments of Rapture, Soul Heaven (as 6th Borough Project) have been gaining mad props/ radio/club play from such heavy hitters as Kenny Dope, Giles Peterson, Simbad, Karizma, Jimpster, Terry Hunter, Danny Krivit, Chris Duckenfield, Joe Clausell, Quinten Harris, Phil Asher, Todd Terje, Mad Matts and a host of others! Keep your eyes peeled as there are more tracks on the way with forthcoming releases on Soul Heaven, Instruments of Rapture, Freerange, Future Classics and Delusions Of Grandeur Craig has also been busy in the studio with Ricky Reid as they breath new life into the Soul Renegades production moniker. This exciting project has being gaining serious attention from the get go and with their debut release out now on the much respected Phil Ashers Restless Soul Music gaining heavy praise and with futher releases due on UK label Fresh Minute, US deep house don Anthony Nicholson ‘s Circular Motion imprint and a Stephanie Cooke remix for Soulful Beats ready to follow the future looks rosy

so this is their late ep part five Hope u all like it...

Enjoy
http://rapidshare.com/files/376235209/6th_Borough_Project-Part_Five-Promo_Vinyl-2010-MNS.rar.html

Scandanavian Disco kings Hans-Peter Lindstrom and Prins Thomas set to release their debut..

The duo have had quite a journey since the release of their debut three years ago, with Thomas completing countless remixes and seeing his Full Pupp stable go from strength to strength, whilst Lindstrøm went on to release his solo cosmic disco opus, Where I Go You Go Too. Both of them have been busy in the studio together during their time back in Oslo, and the fruits of their labour are now finally ready for release...Every track is great with some of the tastiest drumming in recent memory

so this one is release under Eskimo records...hope u enjoy every track in this album like i enjoyed it

(DL via mediafire)

enjoy folks u can get the vinnyl here

                                                                           

Let's Travel back in time to talk about one of my fav Anime

 

Samurai champloo blend of a historical Edo Period backdrops with modern styles.the show relief on actual event of edo era japan..and the different in this anime are the signature element of modernity ,especially hip hop culture,such as rapping,graffiti,bandits behaving like "gangsta",censhorship bleeps replaced with record scratching,and much of Mugen Character design including fighting style influenced by breakdance.

Music in Samurai Champloo release in 4 cd soundtrack,the first produced by shinichiro watanabe,Dj Tsutchie and japanese duo Force of Nature,the second album was produced by japanese dj/producer Nujabes and american mc/produser Fat Jon,and two additional soundtrack produced by Tsutchie

so it's like watching samurai story with a touch of hip hop Culture...

the trailer and this is the opening by nujabes feat shing02

    almost forgot this one is my favorite track from the soundtrack..=)

mr scruff rocking chair.....