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Review: Original re-press of one of the first electronic disco tracks!! Be quick to get this classic!!
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Review: Bryan Ferry and crew get some much-hyped remix pressure applied by two of the electro house scene's finest stars. The a-side features Rub n Tug's deconstruction of "The Main Thing" while on the flip its The Glimmers with a twisted rework of "Same Old Scene".
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Review: North Carolina's Annuals have a sophisticated and layered sound that belies the age of 20-year-old lead singer and songwriter Adam Baker. As young as they are, Annuals draw influences from a diverse range of artists such as Mike Patton, Brian Wilson, Paul Simon, Radiohead, The Beatles, Hank Williams Sr, Bjork and Aphex Twin. The mixing of styles, from electronic to folk to rock, results in a totally singular sound. Their first EP "Big Zeus" is reminiscent of high drama acts such as Arcade Fire and Sufjan Stevens. This musical collective appeals to both experimental and pop fans who appreciate well-produced material and astounding artistry.
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Review: What a tune from Tracey Thorn! "It's All True" is getting support from Pete Tong and more.
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Review: Featuring Ghostface Killah and Spank Rock, lazy beats underpin "Crambodia", a release from the Philadelphia four-piece: Plazdick Liddel, Plastik Lital, Crapstick Shittle, Plizzy, or quite plainly Plastic Little. They are a hip-hop group from Philly that formed in the summer of 2001. With this line up, Plastic Little took the DIY aesthetic and pretty much bumrushed the music scene along the east coast of the US. They quickly surpassed many local Philly rap acts in notoriety because Plastic Little is dope ass, funky ass shit. But it's not just the humour that sells Plastic Little, there is a biting critique of society at large and an acerbic wit and intelligence that comes with their brand of party music. It's like three parts "Shake Your Ass" and four parts "F**k You". So while it may be party, drugs, drinks and bitches on one level with their music, there is a larger stew brewing under the surface - or a greater picture just behind the curtain. Pick which ever metaphor you prefer.
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Review: "Pogo" is a hard electro-dance track from Digitalism, which is taken from the band's album, "Idealism".
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Review: "Remix #3" is the third in the series of rather special Roxy Music remixes. This is something for the old Roxy Music fanbase and those youngsters just discovering them. Headman works his magic on the classic "Virginia Plain" while Phones does a great version of "Editions Of You".
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Review: "What Am I Fighting For?", by Unklejam, is the massive follow-up single to the debut, "Love Ya". With their instantly recognisable unique electro-soul sound the trio are quickly establishing themselves at the credible end of the pop spectrum. They don't sound like anything else around, taking their cues from classic soul, p-funk and eighties electro pop and making it all their own.
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Review: Their debut EP, released in January 2007, set Annuals up as one of the key new bands of the year - every important tastemaker magazine, website and radio DJ raved about them. They return this summer with their first single proper, "Brother". The mixing of styles - from electronica, to folk, to rock - results in a wholly singular sound. Reminiscent of 'high drama' artists such as Arcade Fire and Sufjan Stevens, this musical collective appeals to people who appreciate well-written and produced material.
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