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Crackdown (Radio Edit 83) is taken from Cabaret Voltaire's new compilation #7885 (Electropunk to Technopop 1978 - 1985) on Mute on 23 June 2014 (UK) / 1 July (US)

#7885 (Electropunk to Technopop 1978 – 1985) compiles two distinct periods of Cabaret Voltaire - 1978-81 and 1983-85 – for the first time together on one release and follows the re-mastered vinyl release of Red Mecca and already legendary and sold out box set, #8385 (Collected Works 1983 – 1985).

Featuring classic tracks such as Nag Nag Nag, Do The Mussolini (Headkick), Sensoria, Landslide, I Want You and Just Fascination, #7885 (Electropunk to Technopop 1978 – 1985) was curated by Richard H Kirk who explains, “I decided to gather the more concise elements of the work… Hence the choice of 7” singles, edits and shorter album tracks, a kind of sound bite take on CV.”

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Cabaret Voltaire - Crackdown (Radio Edit 83)

Giorgio - From Here To Eternity (7" Single Version), 1977
[mixed with Utopia (Me Giorgio)]

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Only electronic keyboards were used on this recording.

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Giorgio Moroder - From Here To Eternity (Single Version)

The fifteen outfits taking part to the third volume – including Goat, Lola Colt and Singapore Sling – are representative of the impressive diversity and quality of a scene that is much broader than its definition. While all of them are certainly inspired by Psychedelia, each one of them incorporates different elements of Blues, Folk, Rock & Roll, Stoner, Kraut Rock, Electronica, Noise, Ambient and more. All is impeccably delivered in a pure and honest DIY approach that is reminiscent of the early days of the Punk era.

For the third time, the cover was created by iconic Icelandic artist and band member of Dead Skeletons, Jon Saemundur, aka Nonni Dead.

FUZZ CLUB

Fuzz Club is an independent record label, online store and production company that focuses on experimental rock and roll, influenced by shoegaze, electronica, noise, garage, blues, folk and psychedelia.
Based in East London, Fuzz Club has gained a reputation for surfacing the best emerging talent from Europe and beyond, and releasing them on high end, limited edition vinyl pressings, alongside a roster of the best known names in the underground scene including Anton Newcombe, Goat, Alan Vega, The Black Angels, Dead Skeletons, A Place to Bury Strangers, The Telescopes, Sonic Jesus and The Underground Youth.
Established in rural Norway during the 24 hour darkness of the Arctic winter, Fuzz Club entered the scene in 2012 with their compilation The Reverb Conspiracy – made in collaboration with Austin Psych Fest – a now annual release capturing the essence of the underground scene as it is today.
Today Fuzz Club has around 20 artists and over 40 releases.

D3 Francois Sky featuring Jeff Levitz - As We've Been As One V2

Amon Düül II - Kismet

"Electric" appears on the album III, Out Now 

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Föllakzoid - Electric

Let me be your Light is taken from the new album "The Door Behind the Door" due for release 24th February 2015.
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Let Me Be Your Light

Greet007

Sandals - Feet (Scott Hardkiss' Wrong Side Of Town)

My favorite song from my favorite series, Samurai Champloo. This one is near to me, but very infamously difficult to find for fans. Until now, that is. The original beauty was produced by the irreverent 70's band Amon Düül II from West Germany (before the wall came down). The song was reintroduced to the world in 2004 by Shinichirō Watanabe's audio and visual spectacle, Samurai Champloo. And since then, it's been a reminder to me of the power of music in storytelling and the strength of multi-medium art. Now, kick back and enjoy this edit by @pilooski. All brought to you by your local Mr.Ohyeahson, of course. 

Amon Düül II - Kismet(Pilooski Edit)

Valeriu Borcos and Eduard Gabia are Karpov not Kasparov, a musical game of
chess between synthesizers and drums. Beginning in Bucharest in 2009, the duo
soon incorporated an analogue visual artist and contemporary dancers into their
live performances, resulting in a theatrical show and a kind of real-time soundtrack to
the action around them. The duo’s unique dynamic creates a psychedelic synthdriven
sound, combining oriental melodies with the drive of a full live drum kit.
“Soundtrack for a game of Chess” is their debut LP, comprising a selection of the
best tracks from their previous two EPs, which never appeared on vinyl.
“Mechanical Turk”, named after a faux chess-playing machine constructed in the
late 18th century, displays the darker side to the band’s undulating sound, as the
vintage synth creates a spacey Eastern overlay to the driving bass and drums.
There are moments of downbeat jazz-infused introspection, such as the track
“Kaissa”, named after the goddess of chess, as well as the ever-onward kraut
drums of “Choose you colour gipsy dark” overlaid with the rise and fall of a pulsating
synth. Yet the record is not simply a dark synth composition, at times K not K sway
towards a more playful, experimental pop sound reminiscent of early electronic
pioneers such as Harmonia or Vangelis, while still managing to retain a modern,
otherworldly feel.
Having garnered great acclaim within their native Romania, their debut EPs also
received high praise internationally from sources such as WFMU. While last year,
Mehmet Aslan’s re-work of “Mechanical Turk” released on Huntleys + Palmers
made waves across the dance floors of the world. They’re now set to release their
debut LP on Polychrome Sounds this Summer and will be touring Europe from 
Spring onwards.


artwork by Axel Brechensbauer
layout by Paramon
mastering Marten Rux, Alin Zabrauteanu 
synths Valeriu Borcos
drums Eduard Gabia
all tracks by Valeriu Borcos 

Karpov not Kasparov - Mechanical Turk

After his Kinfolk released collab with Otologic's Nick Murrary, Kris Baha makes a welcome return to his Power Station creation. A versatile five track EP that will get you through the night, one pictures Yello's virgin ketamine experiments on 'Mind Your Head' before 'Jeff' comes to the party with his mad professor dub, giving you whiplash with its belting beats and crashing guitar stabs. Originally designed as an hour long opening score for the namesake Melbourne club night, 'Around You Go' is an edited warm up tool, the crossroad between Düsseldorf and Elettronica Meccanica. If issued in 1983, '2 Nights in Armenia' would have lived on as a Cosmic classic while 'ArpB' is the listeners' exit music, a fork hanging from the power socket.

Distribution by Juno....out January 2016

A3. Around You Go - Kris Baha   **Preview**

Kindred Phenomena

Bit Fragments

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In the dark to see

Amon Duul II - Don't Turn Too Stone

01 - Ash Ra Tempel - Reunion

Brian Jonestown Massacre - Anemone

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Amon Düül II - Kismet

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