Pontone presents special mix made by Tony ‘Spykidelic’ Wilson, pulling psychic stitches through proto electronics, glacial tones and programmed rhythms for blackmaps, a new record label and print publisher out of London and Tokyo.
Sean McCann
Making about 30 releases in just three years (13 in 2010 !!!) Sean McCann is certainly one of the most hardworking man in hypnagogic/drone business, so we think that short primer to the music of this prolific californian…
Blackest Ever Black: She Died With Her Eyes Open
We proudly present special guest mixtape by Blackest Ever Black – one of the most exciting and promising new label on Earth, a home to London duo Raime who have been hailed as the new dark…
Tones Of The Month: January & February 2011
We present the recent issue of monthly mix series containing selections of our favourite tracks and records from the first two months of 2011.
Moon Wiring Club – The Jayston Mix
To celebrate today’s premiere of two brand new albums by Moon Wiring Club, both called A Spare Tabby At The Cat’s Wedding, we are thrilled to present an exclusive mixtape by MWC mastermind.
Unsound Festival 2010
Pontone compiled a mixtape dedicated to Unsound Festival 2010 – the most adventurous festival of the year which kicks off this weekend in Kraków.
Pontone’s Special Guest Mix: Mordant Music
One of the Pontone’s favourite artist and label, always fascinating Mordant Music will be building a sound installation called “Nesst” at Unsound, which will loop throughout the festival to promote the first MM DVD ‘MisinforMation’.…
Upstairs CDR
Our short guide to superb Upstairs CDR label, run by Daniel Lopatin of Oneohtrix Point Never fame.
Pontone’s Special Guest Mix: K-Punk – The Metaphysics Of Crackle
Mark Fisher (K-Punk): The title of the mix is a play on Derrida’s critique of the metaphysics of presence – his idea that there is no moment when things fully disclose themselves. Phonography has always undone the metaphysics…
The Outer Church presents NotGuiltyMixtape
Pontone presents special mixtape contributed by Joseph Stannard, writer (The Wire) and gramophone technologist regularly DJing at his excellent Brighton club night The Outer Church.
