Julio Bashmore - The Horn That Time Forgot
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Ah, Bashmore. One of the artists I would listen to the most when I started getting into electronic music for real. Back then, like most, I was hooked on his most famous house tracks: Au Seve, (I'm pretty sure this ought to have an accent somewhere, but this is how it's written in my library) Battle For Middle You, Ask Yourself etc. These are still really good, and his latest party bangers haven't disappointed at all (except for Peppermint, of which I'm not really too much of a fan).
However, the songs that sticked with me the most have actually been his B-Sides. These gloomy and sometimes bizarre tracks are the perfect complement to his usual stuff, and a great example of these tracks is The Horn That Time Forgot, the last track for his acclaimed Everyone Needs A Theme Tune EP. There's plenty of other amazing tracks behind the counter, like Ribble To Amazon, both Riff Wrath's songs and The Grand National, which really deserves a write-up of its own, but this is what I have for you today.
Oh, and before I forget for the (probably) fifth time, I made a YouTube playlist with all the tracks posted here in chronological order and will try to keep it up to date. I'm also switching completely to English, I don't get the point of spending so much time translating stuff since all my viewers can probably speak it well enough.
