Collection of mutant disco tracks from the 1970s and 1980s. Post-punk with funky grooves, some space disco, and a pinch of electro also included!

Out Come The Freaks: Mutant Disco & Post-Punk Funk Grooves of the 1970s // 1980s

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The Black 80s - Move On (Kollektiv Turmstrasse Remix) [Freerange Records] (96Kbps)

Pino d'Angiò - Ma Quale Idea (Nassau Rework)

Midnight Magic - Drop Me a Line (Mano Le Tough Remix)

La Edad De Los Colores

Televisión (Remastered 2016)

R. - Wire - Keinerechte

Westbam & Nena - Oldschool Baby (Solomun Touch)

A. Dino Lenny & Doorly - The Magic Room Main (Dino Lenny & Seth Troxler Edit)

Timo Maas & James Teej have worked frequently together in the past, and their chemistry is highly audible within their re-envisioned version of "Porcelain." Ensuring the original's aesthetic is kept in place, they season its signature piano chords and dissonant synths with a throbbing bass-line and eclectic percussion. These subtle, yet crucial elements make "Porcelain" adaptable to the after hours dance-floor, hypnotizing listeners as it gently rolls along.

Porcelain Remixes

Premiere: Moby - Porcelain (Timo Maas & James Teej's Broken China Dub)

Mash - Style Is The Answer

We’ve listen to this track so many times that we’ve lost track of time. “Time” is an absolutely stunning track from Pachanga Boys, the duo of Rebolledo and Superpitcher. It clocks in at almost 16 minutes, but we still can’t enough of it. From their recently vinyl-only EP “Girlcatcher” on their Hippie Dance imprint. Limited to 300 coloured vinyl, including artprint-inlay and handsigned postcard. Grab it while you can here. 

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Pachanga boys - Time (original mix)

Monaberry #45
Herberts Best 07
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Opa knows best…

Every now and again the good folk at Monaberry invite their eldest family chief, Grandpa Herbert, around for a spiritual sonic powwow. A chance to galvanise the forces and energies that have become the label’s signature over the years, these collections have become a Monaberry tradition. And this is its seventh…

Label founders Super Flu take the lead with ‘Bebey Love 1’; a mystic moment of deep desert hypnosis, calling and responding to its own momentum. It’s followed by ‘Handmade’, a spiralling, foot-stamping tribal slice of cosmosis from new friend and MoBlack affiliate Sobek. Deeper again we strike ‘Urban Linien’ from label lifer CIOZ; a hip-slinking late night narrative laced with deep dreams and psychedelic flourishes, things take a serious level-up from four minutes in.

Chapter 24 associate JOBE follows with a similarly lavish yarn ‘Maasai’. Subtly theatrical and laced with nuances of dark bass and a restrained sense of theatre, it’s doesn’t so much as grab your attention but arrests it and gives it a life sentence. He’s followed by old Monaberry flame Ole Biege who brings the ‘Heat’ in every sense. Strutting on a sweet shuffle and gently paced with beautiful piano chords and a sultry vocal, its borderline spiritual in its allure and sets us up perfectly for brick-talking MUYLA who makes a swift return from his recent label debut with the moody marching safari ‘Hamune’.

Finally Bebetta and Douglas Greed bring this life-affirming chapter to an end. The former delivers a stunning slab of subversion in the form of ‘Gattara’ which balances spine-melting arpeggios and warm, bouncy bass. The latter takes us right back to the source with ‘Arpo33’, a trance-tinged hair-raiser that’s powered by a cathedral-like lead that doesn’t promise new dimensions… It guarantees them.

Eight inspiring journeyman adventures from eight of Monaberry’s firmest friends and most kindred spirits. No one picks them like Opa Herbert. Less old school, more vintage university, it’s detailed excursions like these that keep the old timer alive. Long may they continue…

Kevin Harrison - Fly (1982)

Ministry of Noise

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