It was hard curating an order for this week's list, mostly because of City Park, which started near the beginning and ended up near the end. From jangly pop (Dead Famous People), through Congolese Rumba (Lumingu Puati), and EDM (Giant Swan, and Working Men's Club) to Ambient (A Winged Victory for the Sullen), it's all in there, as usual. Pick of the week is a very close run thing between Lumingu Puati's "Davidi Pitie" (which reminds me a bit of Congolses legend, Franco) and lovely electronic pop with harmony vocals of The Leaf Library's "Hissing Waves", with the latter just (and only just) getting the nod.

Oct 18 - Oct 24 2019

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Tracklist:
Crack Cloud – Tunnel Vision
Liaisons Dangereuses – Etre Assis Ou Danser
The Garden – All Smiles Over Here :)
Deli Girls – Officer
Scott Walker – Cossacks Are
Amyl and the Sniffers – Gacked On Anger
Dopplereffekt – Pornoactress
BEAK> – Brean Down
Björk – Army Of Me
Einstürzende Neubauten - Installation No.1
Surfbort – Les Be In Love
Helena Hauff – Spur
Молчат Дома – Судно [Molchat Doma – Sudno]
deep tan – diamond horsetail
black midi – Speedway
Grace Jones – Sex Drive (Dominatrix Mix) by Howie Beno, Jeff "Critter" Newell)
Fontaines D.C. – Televised Mind
Donzii – Mines
Malaria! – Thrash Me

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deep tan Mixtape for KALTBLUT Magazine

A two hour dive into deep tan’s selection of coldwave/postpunk/alternative music!

Part of London’s thriving post-punk scene, deep tan have just returned from touring with Queens of the Stone Age across 14x UK/EU shows (also with Australian punk band The Chats) in addition to releasing latest track ‘xenomorph queen’ – a ‘sensual punk bop’ on the subject of matriarchy, queer parenting and sapphic love. The band’s stripped-back, minimal sound is often the vehicle for songs that engage with contemporary themes, from deepfake revenge pornography to gender-expansive ideology and stories of furry hedonism.

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An hour-long mix from HARD FEMME HARDWARE (It's Female Trouble) blending progressive techno with audio recordings documenting the opening of La Camionera, East London's already infamous lesbian bar. With abstract chatter ranging from imagined queer lineages to WitchFest, it's the sound of the London lesbian hive mind about ten red vermouths in.

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Bored Lord – feel your love
>> Interlude: "Better than lesbian pride"
Mary Lake – Tessa Drive
Simo Cell – Cetegel
Azealia Banks – Crown (Mixed)
Zomby – 1 Up (Mixed)
Yazzus – Human Error Processor (Mixed)
>> Interlude: Camionera Rundown
Nao Tokui – Monolith (Mixed)
>> Interlude: Dyke Lineage, Dykes On Bikes, The Primordial Dyke Egg
Elena Colombi – Instructions (Mixed)
The Exaltics & Helena Hauff – Futuros (Mixed)
DJ これからの緊急災害 & Peaches – FUCK THE PA1N AWAY (Mixed)
DJ Stingray 313 – Know Your Enemy
Raumskaya – Let You Know
Real Lies & SHERELLE – Since I (SHERELLE'S IN A K-HOLE REMIX)
>> Interlude: WitchFest, Shush-gate
Leftfield – A Final Hit
JLIN – Fourth Perspective
Laurel Halo & Hodge – The Light Within You

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Dead Famous People new single 'Looking At Girls' 
Released 24th October 2019

During their brief time together, New Zealand-to-UK transplants Dead Famous People released only nine songs spread over two 12” EPs. These sold next to nothing, the band split, disappeared from music.  Today, they’ve been largely forgotten.

It doesn’t seem like much of a story.

Yet front person Dons Savage is an unparalled talent, a savant of the perfect melody and lyrics which both touch and bite, a throwbook to the Carole King's and Gerry Goffin's of Brill Building pop, an instinctive penseuse besting the originators of the Riot Grrrl movement by responding to their conversations of rage and sexuality and finding a place in the world some years before the initial sparks of that particular revolution had even begun.

Dead Famous People originated in Auckland, New Zealand after Dons (then Donna) left an earlier combo upon finding she had no room in which to introduce her own songs. Gathering a few compatriots, Dead Famous People began playing out and were soon invited to make an EP for Flying Nun, label then in the early stages of subtle world takeover. Despite sharing a similarly breezy approach to pop arrangement (the light touches of organ, the wistful lyrical sensibility, the composition of each song a discrete story), they never entirely fitted in with their label mates (another all-female NZ group described Dead Famous People as “scary as hell and always looking for a fight”), the band decided to make the move to London to seek fame and fortune.

There they garnered favourable reviews and found themselves signed to Billy Bragg’s Utility label, by Bragg’s partner Peter Jenner, at one time or another the manager for Pink Floyd, Ian Dury and The Clash.

John Peel called the band “An important, exciting contribution to the often pallid world of contemporary pop” and granted them a session, Sounds described a song wherein “Donna Savage’s lovely, husky tones relate the tale of the girl who beats up boys in alleys and steals their leather jackets, while the band ride a pop merry-go-round reminiscent of their chums The Chills.”  David Cavanaugh wrote that “Dead Famous People are alive and unjustly obscure”, while other reviews mentioned Morrissey (“Donna . . . matches Morrissey for wit and exceeds him for melodic charm”), Pete Shelley (“A pop peer of The Buzzcock’s lead songwriter”), Elvis Presley (“Donna’s tougher than The King, without the sneer, but with the benefit of actually writing her own songs”) and other musical icons.

Despite this, homesick and unable to find a proper deal, the band fell apart. They recorded a series of final demos, posthumously released with faulty mastering.  Dons sang backup vocals on The Chills’ “Heavenly Pop Hit”, and eventually caught the attention of a pair of guys from Croydon starting a new act, Saint Etienne. Dons’ silky vocal delivery and knack for the perfect disaffected melody - not to mention her incongruous appearance – worked well with the pair’s lovingly deviant approach to pop music. Soon they asked her to become their vocalist. 

But soon after singing on the original version of their cover of the Field Mice’s “Kiss And Make Up” and a version of Gil Scott-Heron’s “Winter In America”, Dons received news that her mother was ill.  She returned to New Zealand and ended her musical activities for over twenty years . . . until Fire Records managed to locate her in Auckland, just a few months after Dons had begun writing again.

Looking At Girls is the first single release from Dead Famous People’s first real album, Harry.  Recorded at home and remixed by noted LA producer Dave Trumfio (Handsome Family, Billy Bragg & Wilco, American Music Club, Built To Spill, The Jesus and Mary Chain) in LA, Looking At Girls is a pure pop ode to life’s simple joys.

Dead Famous People - Looking At Girls

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In 1979 the late Congolese musician Lumingu Zorro, protégé of Kinshasa’s legendary 60s band leader Dr Nico, recorded Mosese, his only pre-2000 solo album, for the Tabansi label- and this is it.

CHAMPETA STORM WARNING! The first-ever reissue of one of West Africa’s best-kept rumba-soukous secrets- as well as being one of the most in-demand titles on Colombia’s booming Champeta sound system scene, where a rare record is protected as fiercely as on the Northern Soul or Jamaican sound system scenes, the label scratched off, the record hidden from view when not on the turntable.
Possibly one of the strongest and most consistent Congo dancefloor albums ever recorded perfectly balanced between voices, horns, guitars and percussion.
Which is why original copies of this all-time rumba rarity almost never reach the open market, being traded between Colombia’s champeta picoteros (sound system selectors) instead.

In Kinshasa they say ‘Miziki ezelaki eleng ndeko’- ‘Sweet music, brother!’. Roger that.

Lumingu Puati (Zorro) - Dadavi Pitie

Long-time (3+ years!) curator of a regular weekly 10 track playlist of legit, (mostly) new tracks from Soundcloud, dug up here, there and everywhere. The lists always start out as 10 tracks, but some subsequently get pulled from Soundcloud by the band/artist or the label, so don't blame me for any short lists!

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