On July 23 and 24, Portishead curated ATP event, I’ll Be Your Mirror, rolls into London. To celebrate the event, the legendary Bristol group have made a two hour mix-tape that features the majority of the acts playing I’ll Be Your Mirror, including Swans, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, The Books, Factory Floor, DOOM, Grinderman and Company Flow.
00.00 "...They Don't Sleep Anymore on the Beach..." / Monheim - Godspeed You! Black Emperor 13.19 We Carry On - Portishead 19.44 A Cold Freezin' Night - The Books 23.04 Gazzillion Ear - Doom 27.15 You Fucking People Make Me Sick - Swans 32.20 Yang Yang - Anika 35.11 Real Love - Factory Floor 42.32 Infinity Skull Cube - DD/MM/YYYY 45.51 Untilted - Helen Money 51.42 "Four Spirits In A Room" Excerpt - Alan Moore & Stephen O'Malley 56.50 Plaster Casts Of Everything - Liars 60.43 8 Steps To Perfection - Company Flow 65.23 Written On The Forehead - PJ Harvey 68.49 Arabic Emotions - The London Snorkeling Team 71.27 Wulfstan - BEAK> 77.28 When My Baby Comes - Grinderman 84.09 Paris Signals - S.C.U.M. 88.30 Lovers With Iraqis - Foot Village 92.18 Gratitude - Acoustic Ladyland 96.29 Violence - The Telescopes 100.01 Hannibal - Caribou 106.15 Walk In The Park - Beach House
01. Portishead – Untitled 02. Portishead – Strangers 03. Depth Charge – Number 9 04. Original Concept – Can you feel it 05. Brand Nubian – Punks jump up to get down 06. James Brown – Blind man can see it 07. Barry White – Can’t seem to find him 08. Franco Micalizzi – Affano 09. Lalo Schifrin – Scorpios view 10. Rhythm Heritage – Theme from S.W.A.T. 11. Marva Whitney – Unwind yourself 12. Ray Charles – The train 13. The Watts 103rd – Spreadin’ Honey 14. The Winstons – Amen Brother 15. Barry Gray – Theme from Space 1999 16. Horace Ott – Gordons war 17. Jimi Hendrix – Crosstown traffic 18. The Crazy World of Arthur Brown – Fire 19. The Incredible Bongo Band – Apache 20. The John Gregory Orchestra – Griff
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21. Lou Donaldson – Pop Belly 22. A Tribe Called Quest – If the papes come 23. The Crooklyn Dodgers – Crooklyn (instrumental) 24. Portishead – Sour Times 25. Craig Mack – Flava in ya ear 26. Show & AG – Next Level 27. Gang Starr – The 7 Remainz 28. Bahamadia – Total Wreck 29. Black Sheep – The choice is yours 30. A Tribe Called Quest – Oh My God 31. Portishead – Sheared Times/Nine – Whutch Want 32. Federation – Rusty James 33. The Mystic Moods – Cosmic Sea 34. Lalo Schrifin – Dirty Harry Creed 35. Gordon Staples – Strung Out 36. Patrick Williams – The Streets of San Francisco 37. Pretty Prudie – Soul Dreams 38. Weather Report – Non Stop Home 39. The Beatles – Sgt Pepper Lonely Hearts Club 40. Stevie Wonder – Light my fire 41. Manzell – Midnights Theme 42. Massive Attack – Karmacoma EP 43. Portishead – Numb
Zul (Subvert HQ, Singapore) has been DJing and promoting parties in the Lion City since the 1990s, performing along side the likes of dBridge, DJ Friction, Joe Syntax, Stamina MC, John B, A-Sides, Pendulum, Cyantific, Sonic, London Elektricity as well as Logistics and Hospital Records' Chris Goss. Gigs-wise, its gone from Hong Kong (he spent time with the White Label crew in 2001), Jakarta to London (playing at the legendary Hospitality parties in Shoreditch, UK) with bits of radio (MediaCorp Radio's Lush 99.5FM Clubscape sessions, to be exact) and a release on Take Off Records squeezed in between.
When not busy with his day job as a journalist in Singapore, Zul also keeps it cutting edge away from the dance floor with the Subvert Sessions Podcast (download via subverthq.blogspot.sg), blending together leftfield and idiosyncratic beats of the 170bpm variety.
