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Japan Blues takeover.

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Knyx Radio 01.12.13 – Japan Blues

Earlier on this year Andy Stott found himself playing on the same bill as New York “Heavy Metal hoarders” Batillus. Despite operating in completely different spheres, Batillus had been playing ‘Luxury Problems’, Stott’s most recent album, on their tourbus and suggested a remix.
The result is pressed up on this one-sided 12”, a deadly reduction that pitches the original down into the abyss,...
Andy Stott will be back in 2014 with new material.

Andy Stott - Batillus - Concrete (Andy Stott Remix)

コズミックダンサーxプラトニックスター
vocal :shoko eida (lines)
lyric : shoko eida and Idiot Pop
music : shoko eida and Idiot Pop

次第に近づいているなら
互いに呼び合っているなら
What comes up next?
知ってるよね
Then, you go first
さあ 始めて？

次第に近づいているから
互いに呼び合っているから
What comes up next?
知ってるよね
Then you go first
さあ 始めて？

can hear the sparkly sound?
count, 54321
snap!!!!

can hear the sparkly sound?
count, 54321
clap!!!!

解ってるよね
閃いているよね

you go first
why do we stay?

you go first
shout  before my words    


ARTIST: Idiot Pop
TITLE: UNIVERSE
RELEASE DATE: 2014.4.2
LABEL: MOTION±
CAT NO: MOT-006
PRICE: CD \2,250 + 消費税


TRACK LIST
01. Paranoid Universe
02. There We Go!!!
03. DREAMING BOY IN BEDROOM 
04. Les Aventuriers 
05. Living Dead in Italo
06. HOPE
07. コズミックダンサーxプラトニックスター
08. Everlasting Loving You
09. life is like a bad movies
10. フリクション
11. 君のことが知りたくて、君のことを夢にみる
12. DORAMA


コズミックダンサーxプラトニックスター

New LP by Szare on Frozen Border 
+ CD "Carved in Those Dancing Gravestones"

Release Date: MARCH 20th

"Lost Shapes"
A1 - Weird Sister
A2 - Swarm
B - Meet You
C1 - Belt of Rule
C2 - Leaden Sky
D - Knives of Sinai



FBLP02 C1 - Belt Of Rule

Millie & Andrea are Miles Whittaker and Andy Stott, fellow labelmates at Modern Love who collaborated on an occasional series of 12” releases between 2008 and 2010. It’s been four years since we last heard from them but they now return with “Drop The Vowels”, their debut album. Produced fast and loose through late 2013 / early 2014, it’s an album that recalls the strict and stripped funk of Anthony Shakir as much as it does Leila’s incredible debut ‘Like Weather’, eschewing the dark aesthetic both producers are best known for in favour of something much more visceral. It’s an album borne from a love of both pop and club music, made to evoke an adrenalised, hedonistic, as well as an emotional response.

Opener GIF RIFF brings to life a Gamelan edit stripped bare before the over-compressed ‘Stay Ugly’ breaks out with a tumbling, broken arrangement situated somewhere between Richard D James and Jai Paul. “Temper Tantrum” and “Spectral Source” follow, versions of tracks originally released on the second and third Daphne EP’s respectively, the former a rugged rave anthem tempered by blue strings, the latter a proper dancefloor destroyer recalling Shake’s mighty ‘Madmen’. ‘Corrosive’ flits between a fillibrating, arpeggiated steppers rhythm and a brutal jungle breakdown, while ‘Drop The Vowels’ further explores and strips bare bass & drums before the slow but jacking warehouse killer “Back Down” provides pure percussive abandon. Quay ends the set with something quieter, a sublime coda made entirely from field recordings.

Drop The Vowels

I discovered Frankie Knuckles through his music, one that was, gentle, lush with a subdued, understated power that rocked many a dancefloor.
I had the privilege to hear him once in the heyday of his legendary residency at Sound Factory Bar in New York. I was submerged, sonically and emotionally by the beauty of the music I heard that night. I remember very clearly saying to myself that this would be impossible to ever equal.
That was 20 years ago, and I never got to hear this magic combination again.

I got to meet Frankie a few times, and he was always like his music, gentle, humble,   yet naturally imposing

I've put together here some of my favorite music from him. So that his legacy can keep on inspiring other people.

Rest in peace, Frankie, may your music keep on moving people eternally

My Tribute To Frankie Knuckles

Track from the Pure Cane Sugar EP - Out now on BEK Audio

Gary Beck - Pure Cane Sugar - BEK Audio

Live mix that I recorded in 1998. 
It is the one recorded to the tape at that time. 
The tape is divided into two. A&B 
This File Is A-Side.

COUNTACH REVERSE''''''''1998" TAPE-A

We started a project called "Tambien" in collaboration with Bartellow from Munich. Together we reinterpret some carefully selected tracks, which will be released in a very limited vinyl only edition early on in Spring. These records will first and foremost go out to friends and fellow Djs. But you may be able to get a few of them via our website or in the selected record shops Phonica (London), A1 (New York), Optimal (Munich) or Mount Analog (Los Angeles)

Released by: TAMBIEN
Release/catalogue number: Tambien001
Release Date: May 2012

http://www.marvinandvalentino.com

COUNTACH REVERSE''''''''1998" TAPE-A

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