No Vision - Singles

GT Reposted 2019 Mix, Vol. 2

Ro4ok 1

MoonRockPills#147

arsony

Tickle Me Sick

And the Rain- John Maus

Is This Real?

GALAXY POLICE CLUB

Death in June - The Calling (mk II)

Buy Munich Machine here: https://www.beatport.com/release/munich-machine/2030291

Hell borrowed the title for his second proper album from the Giorgio Moroder supergroup of the '70s, so it's not surprising that Munich Machine looks to disco culture for its starting point. But of course, that's only the starting point. Munich Machine is a varied collection of acid, techno and house that marries Hell's vision of acid-electro to an assortment of straight-ahead dance tracks and a few truly odd covers -- including a stunning remake of the Barry Manilow chestnut "Copacabana" and a reworking of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" with the lion replaced by a dominatrix. It's not exactly a commercial venture, but Munich Machine occasionally possesses the flavor of a retro-disco record like Daft Punk's Homework. - Text by John Bush

Munich Machine

This Is for You

Eureka California - Mexican Coke

Sensitive Demon

Cat Call

Today New York

Skinny Girl Diet - Shed Your Skin

Tullycraft - Goldie And The Gingerbreads

A.D.D. is the first single off Grim Streaker's debut LP, due out May 2019.  

A song about loss of focus when your brain is anxiety-ridden from relationships, vices, and expectations. And the moment you give in to those distractions and eventually say.....I don’t care!

A.D.D. was engineered by Mike Kutchman at Look To Listen Studios. Produced by Mike Kutchman and Grim Streaker. Mastered by Adam Gonsalves at Telegraph Mastering. © Ⓟ LOCAL FUN BOY. Artwork by Daniel Peskin.

A.D.D.

Hungry Sam EP out July 12, 2019.

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The Paranoyds - Trade Our Sins

'Replacement Bus' is taken from Hygiene's forthcoming album 'Private Sector', out May 24th through Upset The Rhythm.

HYGIENE released a slew of singles and an LP on various DIY labels in the US and the UK at the turn of the decade, now the London post-punk stalwarts return from hiatus with their sophomore effort, ‘Private Sector’. Where their debut LP ‘Public Sector’ (2011, La Vida Es Un Mus) reflected a nostalgic longing for an unrealised socialist modernist utopia, ‘Private Sector’ finds them confronting the grim realities of the present. Hygiene rail against the neoliberal madness of utility cartels, tax havens and privatised railways, seizing the moment as the current period of interregnum sees the old ideological certainties come into question. Proving nostalgia to be an inescapable trap, the band continue to hearken back to the kind of post-punk that existed before anybody knew to affix the ‘post’ prefix. ‘Private Sector’ (out May 24th through Upset The Rhythm) has the signature Hygiene sound, mixing brooding melodies with a choppy, aggressive approach and a restricted pop sensibility. However, this ever-so-slightly-more mature record finds the band taking advantage of the musicianship of their friends, mixing in the odd viola, glockenspiel, piano and keyboard.  Recommended for fans of Real Ale, British Rail Class 55 Deltics, Euston station and Jeremy Corbyn.

Available to pre-order here: http://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/product/hygiene-private-sector-lp-pre-order

Private Sector

Hygiene - 'Replacement Bus'

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Kyle Craft & Showboat Honey - 2 Ugly 4 NY

'Bring Back British Rail' is taken from Hygiene's forthcoming album 'Private Sector', out May 24th through Upset The Rhythm. This track features Lucy Anstey on vocals and Jonah Falco on piano.

HYGIENE released a slew of singles and an LP on various DIY labels in the US and the UK at the turn of the decade, now the London post-punk stalwarts return from hiatus with their sophomore effort, ‘Private Sector’. Where their debut LP ‘Public Sector’ (2011, La Vida Es Un Mus) reflected a nostalgic longing for an unrealised socialist modernist utopia, ‘Private Sector’ finds them confronting the grim realities of the present. Hygiene rail against the neoliberal madness of utility cartels, tax havens and privatised railways, seizing the moment as the current period of interregnum sees the old ideological certainties come into question. Proving nostalgia to be an inescapable trap, the band continue to hearken back to the kind of post-punk that existed before anybody knew to affix the ‘post’ prefix. ‘Private Sector’ (out May 24th through Upset The Rhythm) has the signature Hygiene sound, mixing brooding melodies with a choppy, aggressive approach and a restricted pop sensibility. However, this ever-so-slightly-more mature record finds the band taking advantage of the musicianship of their friends, mixing in the odd viola, glockenspiel, piano and keyboard. Recommended for fans of Real Ale, British Rail Class 55 Deltics, Euston station and Jeremy Corbyn.

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Hygiene - 'Bring Back British Rail'

Sensitive Demon

grim streaker