This is a solid album all the way through. It's one of the dopest scratch albums I've heard in a while. Its all constructed from turntables and samples. I've added a couple of videos from the album to the video sector. There are tracks featuring Gavin & Mar1, check the tracklist, snippet & video below. Please note that Dashah is talking on the preview but is not on the actual album.

Track List:
1 intro (escape from the incubator)
2 i'm a song
3 petty thinkin' minds
4 nothing to say
5 osnabrück wüste
6 skratch music (mit gavin sense)
7 skit
8 are you sorry?
9 mind (djembe: ulli schubert)
10 the natural ability
11 nevele
12 once again (mit gavin sense + mar 1)
13 whatever
14 you should understand me
15 gone
16 the great adventure (mit gavin sense)
17 skit (bass: lars rempe)
18 game
19 cannibalistic behaviour
20 underestimate
21 change

Chinch 33 - Are You Sorry? from raging semeion on Vimeo.

Dusk rapping + honna on the tables = MindState. Call The Cops features production by dusk, honna, chase(uprok), dj handsome hands, linus, brisk1, and abacus 81. All raps by dusk & all scratches by honna.

Track List:
1. The Intro
2. Back To Work
3. Lead Life
4. Gotta Go
5. Boss Pt.1
6. Runaways
7. Drat Cave
8. Easy Now
9. Give It To You
10. Drums, Books, Words
11. Been Too Long
12. Remember Me
13. Slow Progress

Call The Cops MP3 (320kbps) With Artwork.
Call The Cops by MindState

format: 7" vinyl (good pressing)

the breakdown:

Los Angeles based producer Dday One sets the
tone with “Sense of Balance” which combines
tranquil flutes and heavy drums creating the
melodic union of solitude and chaos. The next
contribution comes from Dextah the Chicago
native now residing in Los Angeles via the Bay
Area. In the form of “Untitled #541” Dextah
channels the energy of a classic Bomb Squad
track with punk aesthetics.
This project is strictly limited to 500 copies that
are hand numbered. The design + photography
is inspired by the song titles, which are
exclusive to this release.

Hand numbered, A few copies are autographed
by Dday One. (Those ones are gone.)

Sense of Balance | Untitled by Dday One | Dextah

The Breakdown:
Preview:

Track listing:
1. One Part Short
2. Sharp Star Mumbles
3. Interlude
4. Akabizzl
5. Sticks and Stones
6. Softly Falls The Night
7. Expanding Rebecca
8. IDK
9. The Wash

NozL recordings proudly present the stunning debut EP from NozL, a scratch production duo based in the North East of England. Having received consistent support from Turntable Radio (Resonance FM), and recently signing "IDK" to digital imprint GC3, NozL present their eagerly anticipated debut EP "The Man Who Brought Us Here Has Vanished".

NozL's inventive music will appeal to fans of many different tastes – hand picking their ingredients from various genres including jazz, ambience, pop, dubstep and folk.

Tracks such as Expanding Rebecca will demand the attention of electronic and ambient aficionados; Hip Hop fans will relish in the head nodding beats and luscious guitar of “Sharp Star Mumbles” and “Softly Falls The Night”; and the hypnotic melodies of IDK will entrance the chill-out heads.

NozL have pieced together this ambitious project almost entirely from scratching together small parts from many different vinyl records, side stepping the pit falls and creative dead ends of traditional computer programmed electronica. This future vision of electronic production gives NozL a unique and cutting edge sound of their own not to be missed.

This album came out about a month ago and I've been meaning to post this up since.  Its the first I've heard of Chinch 33 and hopefullyHTML Source not the last.  Its a solid album all the way through.  It's one of the dopest scratch albums I've heard in a while.  Its all constructed from turntables and samples. I've added a couple of videos from the album to the video sector. There are tracks featuring Gavin & Mar1, check the tracklist below.  I'm working getting this for the tablist.net shop.  Its now available from in the tablist.net shop.  If your in europe can order this album from hhv.de or directly from Chinch 33. If your not in eqrope get one from the tablist.net shop.

Check the links below. 

Track List:

1 intro (escape from the incubator)

2 i'm a song
3 petty thinkin' minds
4 nothing to say
5 osnabrück wüste
6 skratch music (mit gavin sense)
7 skit
8 are you sorry?
9 mind (djembe: ulli schubert)
10 the natural ability
11 nevele
12 once again (mit gavin sense + mar 1)
13 whatever
14 you should understand me
15 gone
16 the great adventure (mit gavin sense)
17 skit (bass: lars rempe)
18 game
19 cannibalistic behaviour
20 underestimate
21 change

Related Links:
Chinch 33
hhv.de

This ones out now and in Content (L)abel fashion, its a limited pressing. Links & sound clips below. Here is some info from the one sheet:
The mission begins with producer Olde Soul, setting the pace with “Taking Me Places,” a tale about weaving through L.A. nights. Blak King narrates the tale over hard drums and filtered bass, steered by vibes. This side of the journey ends with “Along the Way.” Los Angeles legend Double K (People Under the Stairs) detours with the melodic, funk tinged “Face to Face.” An extra treat concludes this project in the form of a “Bonus Beat.”

Related Links:

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Dday One / Dextah 7" (for sale from tablist.net)

Content

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Asup has a new 7" out now.  More info soon.  But in the mean time check out the following for sound clips & to get your order on...  Audiac Recordssound clips & orderasup

I just heard this is now shipping from Content / Samplist.com & will be in stores on July 29th.  I don'tthink 2tall needs much introduction but I'll throw out a few things anyway.  He was featured on numerous Turntable Radio Shows (see the previous post), give a listen to Shifting Tides, my personal favorite, check out Senses Overloaded (free ep 2tall & lamont) & he is the man behind the Cuts Of Culture series featuring his tracks and tons of other great scratch tracks from people all over the world.  Oh and some of his tracks have been included in The DayMakers Podcasts here on tablist.net.  His approach to music and I think his focus (scratch vs production) has changed.  It all still has the 2tall sound & feel.  The Softer Diagram is available now from Samplist.com and will be available in stores July 29th.  Its released on the Content Label, & is probably somewhat limited so get it while you can.   Check out some Samples Here.

Samplist.com
dj2tall.com
2tall on myspace

If you haven't heard already the gang over at turntable radio is re-releasing their old Turntable Radio episodes every week.  They have always been available in real media format, but now they are mp3s.  Weather you haven't heard these shows since they were new or you've never heard them at all, this would be a good time to check them out.  These shows have been a huge inspiration and resource for me.  I seriously doubt tablist.net would be around if I wasn't able to hear so many dope artists making scratch music.  So big up to Mr. Trick & Laurent for making it happen.Turntableradio.com

http://www.turntableradio.com/archive-fOWZr8M9Bfy2.htm