Radiomagnetic show - No Microphone

The Niallist and his digital assistant take over the airwaves with a grab-bag of promos, new shit and exclusives.

Pitting the old school flavours of DJ Zinc against the future-step of Metatron, the post-crunk of Fox Gut Daata and the wha?-funk of Dam Mantle, The Niallist drops in for a scattershot guest session. Representing Glasgow’s independent scene with Yoko, Oh No!, Ben Butler and Mousepad and FGD, as well as the international disco flavours of Hot Pocket and Feel My Bicep, The Niallist brings the best of what’s been rocking his stereo lately.

Tracklisting

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1. Ganja Kru – Super Sharp Shooter – Ganja Records
2. Metatron – So Subliminal – Black Lantern
3. Daddy Scrabble – Flying Pea – Black Lantern
4. Fox Gut Daata – Frontal Skull Jamz (Cupp Cave Remix) – Unreleased
5. Ben Butler & Mouse Pad ft The Niallist – Infinite Capacity (Dam Mantle Remix) – LOAF
6. Two Cables – KRT2 – Unreleased
7. Yoko Oh No! – Modern Bummer - Last FM
8. J-Lab – Twisted – Little Rock Records
9. Kinema – Circles (Secondo Vocal Remix) – Hot Pocket
10. The Niallist & Ms Mac D – I Came (Brassica Remix) – Little Rock Records
11. Feel My Bicep – Say You Wanna (Edit) – Unreleased

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Countdown to FUCKNO: Part 21 J-Lab

Another of the Creative Commons scene to have made an impact on us in the past couple of years, J-Lab was one of the brains behind the Berlin and London Net Audio festivals, one third of Tri-oon, and the first release from Unoiki. He's also a true character and can sustain rants far longer than any other party-hard techno head I've ever encountered.

Fusing techno, electro and experimentalism, J-lab makes music for the head and the feet. Playful experimentalism, backed by an impressive knowledge and technical approach to music. A true artist, and one worth following, his soundcloud is the best way to keep track of him online. He's also released on the netlabels Metroline, Adrecordings, and Deletetechno.com.

We're very proud to be featuring J-Lab on FUCKNO, and highly recommend anyone with a taste for the dark and experimental side of electronica to go check it out.

Track coming soon - waiting on mastering.