NSKE

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Techno rave music https://www.myselecta.com/ (links to Spotify, Apple music and the rest) https://nske.bandcamp.com/ https://mirlo.space/nske/releases https://www.subvert.fm/nske

I like this one. One dog goes one way, and the other dog goes the other way. One's going east, the other's going west. And this guy's saying, 'Whaddya want from me?'
The Prodigy Experience album cover
A thimble of miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilllllllllllllk
NSKE Machines album cover - a Tonka Toy fork lift truck.
Tipper The Critical Path album cover, the rear end of a muscle car with sound system horn speakers emerging from the boot.
Boney M Marvellous. It's hard to believe nowa-days, but in the late 1970s Boney M were incredibly popular. Like Abba, they were foreign but wrote their lyrics in English. This did not stop them from picking very highbrow, histori-cal subjects for their songs. Their first major UK hit, 'Ma Baker', took as its theme a real-life gangster from 1920s Chicago: Ma Baker! She taught her four sons Ma Baker! To handle their guns. But their acknowledged masterpiece was 'Rasputin', telling the story of the legendary 'mad monk' of pre-Revolutionary Russia. The chorus went Ra ra Rasputin Lover of the Russian queen There was a cat that really was gone! Ra ra Rasputin, Russia's greatest love machine It was a shame how he carried on. This view proved highly influential among world historians. See A.J.P. Taylor's Real Gone Cat: Late Czarist Russia and the Rise of Bolshevism, and the new BBC2 8-part documentary, It Was a Shame How They Carried On.
Cupid's Head by The Field record cover
The Green Grass comic strip by Barney Farmer and Lee Healey. Bird Flu enforcement Officers in hazmat gear raid Keith Harris' home in search of Orville the Duck, despite Keith's protestations the duck is burned in a pit with flamethrowers. The final panel is Cuddles comforting Keith with a knowing look on his face.
A view along York Road street market Sunday 11th May 2025
Artie Fufkin of Polymer Records
The Castle and Falcon pub on Birmingham, earlier.
W*s Str**t*ng
Harley Benton ISO-12AC - twelve 9 volt pedal power outlets in the shape of a brick.
WRNTDP Overspill Estates purple vinyl
Classic House, a building at the bottom of Stokes Croft in Bristol
Techno supergroup Moderat - Sebastian Szary, Gernot Bronsert and Sacha Ring, looking very Berlin dressed in black against a black background.
A triangle made from decking timber
Cannon and Ball 'The Boys in Blue' DVD case
Warrington Runcorn New Town Development Plan Your Community Hub clear white splatter vinyl.
Bandcamp Friday March 7 banner
The former Stock Aitken & Waterman studio building at Vine Yard in that London.
Screen grab of my Steps EP Ableton Live project all neatly laid out.
Ableton Live screenshot showing 13 tracks of acid lines
Orange MPV-3100 smartphone from circa 2007, a phone with a fairly large screen and a slide-out keyboard.
Alanis Morissette driving her car in the video for her hit song Ironic.
A cat watching Ableton live on the screen
Acid Trax Volume 2 on Serious Records 1988
Cover of the compilation album 'Acid House', Jack Trax DOT1 from 1998 - the image is some blue and red hand drawn bubbles, the combination of colours is actually quite unpleasant.
Clipping of my profile showing 303 followers
An advert & pricelist for the Sister Ray record shop circa 1995, many of the vinyl prices are lower than the CD prices, for example Aphex Twin SAWII is £12.99 for the CD and £8.99 for the record.
A diver jumping off the Old Bridge in Mostar, like they do.
Cartoon of a bar scene. A balding man in an Aphex Twin t-shirt is heading towards the jukebox with money in his hand. The caption reads "oh god, he's going for the jukebox". The staff and customers all look on in horror. A customer is reaching out to the man and a barman is vaulting over the bar towards him.
Liz Phair, blurry and shouting