Skudge - Phantom - Skudge 01

a1. Ursa Major

a2. In Between

a3. Sandblast
b1. Eleven
b2. Downtown
b3. Vanisher
c1. Realtime
c2. Pressure Drop
c3. Blackout
d1. Shivers
d2. Phantom
d3. Modular Storm

"Little is known about Skudge, and we kind of get the feeling they like it that way, ensuring that the focus remains on their music rather than identity. All of the releases to date have for the most part been preceded by variations on the word essential, not least the latest round of remixes from 2562 and UR type Rolando with the former doing a particularly stellar job on twisting “Convolution” aka The Theme From Skudge into his own distinct template, retaining the fractured diva utterings but carving out a jagged metallic rhythm that’s driven by shards of evil bass insurgency." Juno

Skudge - Skudge (remixes) part 3 - SKUDGE 003R

A - Ontic (Rolando Understands remix)
B - Convolution (2562 remix)

"This time Rolando and 2562 (A Made Up Sound) contributes with remixes of Ontic and Convolution. Rolando takes Ontic into a deeper level with a cool vocal, the perfect groove and his nice sizzling shaker. 2562's version of Convolution is a true dubstep makeover. As well as Rolando he uses a lot of elements from the original and makes it to his own special journey" Clone

Skudge - Below / Phantom - Skudge 004

1 - Below
2 - Phantom

"More killer output from the Skudge factory. Below is a brand new side of refined diva haunted techno, while Phantom bites like it was designed specifically to turn Berghain inside out..huge sound." Rush Hour

Skudge Live @ Culture Box Copenhagen.2011.01.07

Tracklist:
1.Ontic
2.Overture
3.Shivers
4.Convolution
5.Silent Running
6.''Shake'' Floor Filler remix
7.Below
8.Untitled
9.Mirage
10.Melodrama

Skudge LIVE@Culture Box Copenhagen.2011.01.07 by Skudge

Anthony 'Shake' Shakir - Frictionalism 1994-2009 Remixes Part 2 Of 2 - Rush Hour RH110r2

a1 The Floor Filler (Skudge's Florr Killer remix)
b1 Travelers (MRSK remix)

"On the back of Shake's retrospective Frictionalism 1994-2009 compilation, we have asked some producers from the new generation who were influenced by Shake's music one way or another to remix his music. Skudge is known for their recent output on their self named label and MRSK caused a stir with their debut 12” on Rush Hour earlier this year. Both producers have a forward, gritty yet funky production style and both do not disappoint with their remixes." Rush Hour