Crunching around the dubstep fraternity like a kid amongst some Lego, Distance is a truly towering figure within the bass-ruptured scene – bringing a distinctive sound and hardcore outlook to bear on his subterranean emissions. Coming from a metal background, Distance certainly knows how to deliver upfront and caustic compositions – blasting the sonic cobwebs clean from the rafters through his Tectonic appearances and making a mere twelve inches of vinyl take on something of the apocalypse thanks to the almost mosh-step blisters of ‘Traffic’. Very much in residence here, ‘Traffic’ represents just one side to Distance’s oeuvre; pummeling you into a husk through Ross Robinson style guitar riffs, rave signals and a beat so heavy you’ll be avoiding the scales for weeks. Yet whilst an album full of ‘Traffic’ clones would have kept some happy, Distance pulls threads from a more varied spectrum than you might imagine – a situation made nice and bold through opening track ‘Night Vision’. Bringing that frayed sense of urban desolation which pervades many an estate after dark, ‘Night Vision’ lurches around the block with Kode 9 style samples and shattered glass atmospherics in tow – producing a feeling of anticipation that is hard to fake. From here the title track is similarly obtuse, plundering the ska archives for a bouncing bomb of a beat, before ‘Ska’ storms the show and kicks down the door through processed metal and a growling bass line that would take a bite given half the chance. Elsewhere, ‘Cella’ sounds not unlike ‘Budakahn Mindphone’-era Squarepusher, ‘Fractured’ does what it says on the tin, whilst ‘Confined’ is a mauled scar of seething electronic overlaps.

Pure dubstep, given the room to breathe. Marathon man! Tracklist: 1. Night Vision 2.

Weigh Down 4. Fractured 10. Delight Original Source: Boomkat.

Video Vishwa Bandhu Gupta Explains Cloud Computing Vishwa Bandhu Gupta is a former Income Tax Commissioner for the Indian Government. He also discusses why Government should stay away from Cloud computing. Vishwa: Did you know. Or does anyone in India know that whenever a meeting is held, by any Board of Directors in America, In any room.

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That room is concealed for an hour [after the meeting]. Did you know that? Interviewer: Why? Vishwa: America has the technology.

That if you leave that room open.any person can bring in an audio machine which can recover the whole meetings' talks. From the air. Because it is stored in the air. He can record everything. It stays there for an hour. Vishwa: Third thing I should tell you.Nowadays, the American executives are instructed: 'For God' Sake, after using your cellphones, don't sell them to scrap'. Do you know how much they are selling for?

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This is what happens.You may take out the SIM card, this won't solve your problem. SIM card's data transfers into the battery.Please listen to me carefully. SIM card's data, It TRANSMITS. Please understand these processes. Vishwa: There are so many shops in America just to purchase old phones. All they ask is 'Son, Whose [Data] is it?'

In America every cellphone company has instructed [users] when they purchase a new phone. Early, nobody knew about this. And if you look at this, you thing everything is in the SIM card. Download Macromedia Flash Mx 2004 Portable Dvd. Everything is actually in the SIM card. But from the SIM card.if the battery has been in [the phone] for many days, most of it [data] is passed on.

All the secret phone numbers are there.everything is there. And if you will look at this, you live in such a world.which has such technology. Vishwa: And a fourth thing I should tell you: 'The biggest of all: Today, the whole technological system is based on Cloud [CD-ing]'. Did you know you don't need any software? For example, if you use Google Mr.Manesh.you see that you can save all your documents on your computer [cloud]. Google's whole software.Have you ever seen Google software CDs being sold? Interviewer: No?