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Ninja Tune XX – 20th Anniversary

By Gerry Hectic on September 1, 2010
This entry is filed under Events and tagged Actress, Amon Tobin, Amorphous Androgynous, Autechre, Black Dog, Blockhead, Bonobo, Cut Chemist, Daedelus, DJ Vadim, Dorian Concept, downloads, dubstep, Family, festival, Gaslamp Killer, Germany, Gold Panda, Henrik Schwarz, independent record label, Jaga Jazzist, Jammer, Japan, Kid Koala, King Cannibal, Kronos Quartet, Luke Vibert, Mala, Mark Pritchard, Matthew Herbert, Metronomy, Micachu, Modeselektor, Mount Kimbie, Mr Scruff, Nelson Mandela, Ninja Tune, Roots Manuva, Rustie, Shuttle, Switch, The Bug, The Heavy, Toddla, Toddla T, Tom Middleton, Tunng, Two Fingers, Yppah, zero dB, Zomby.

Gilles Peterson announced on his show this morning that he was going to do a special show to celebrate Ninja Tunes’ 20th Birthday “as one of the most consistant labels” but there’s lots more than that going on!

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Shuttle feat. Cadence Weapon – Tunnel EP

By Gerry Hectic on February 18, 2009
This entry is filed under Europe: Reviews, US/Canada: Reviews and tagged dubstep, El-B, Ninja Tune, Shuttle.

A new recruit to the Ninja Tune family, don’t be put off by the cover, this guy’s musical pallet is so much more than mere 2-tone.

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The Festival in the Desert 2007 – Essakane, Mali

By Damian Rafferty on January 31, 2007
This entry is filed under Africa/Middle East: Reviews and tagged Air France, Bamako, Bassekou Kouyate, blues, Damon Albarn, Desert Blues, Family, festival, Festival Au Desert, Festival in the Desert, France, Ireland, Kora, Mali, Morocco, ngoni, Niger, Oumou Sangare, Salif Keita, Shuttle, Tinariwen, Toumani Diabate. | 4 Comments

Quite possibly the most difficult festival to get to on earth, certainly the most fun, The Festival in the Desert is held at Essakane every January. Head for Timbuktu and when you have reached the middle of nowhere, keep going for a few more hours of treacherous driving up and down sand dunes and you have the festival that makes Glastonbury seem about as adventurous as a trip to the local garden centre

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