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including remixes by:

Kurt & Russell
Chunkabud

Dance Till The Dawn

Buy on Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/scorpio/1347213
Buy on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/scorpio/id900346398
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Buy on Boomkat: http://boomkat.com/downloads/1064836-liar-scorpio
Buy on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Scorpio-Liar/dp/B00LYF7OWC
Buy on IM: http://infinitemachine.bandcamp.com/album/im025-liar-scorpio
Buy on Kudos: http://www.kudosrecords.co.uk/release/IM025/Liar_Scorpio

Liar has flirted with club music throughout the entirety of his output – he’s touched on every conceivable genre and BPM, in the process accumulating quite the arsenal of trax that could warm up a rave, sustain it at peak time, or cool it down at 5 AM. But it’s always been an afterthought in the grand design of his shape-shifting auteur approach. With “Scorpio”, however, Liar intends to quit teasing the club and make her an honest woman.

That being said, his commitment is by no means monogamous. Not content to allow himself to be overly influenced by any particular sound that has graced his DJ sets over the past couple of years, he crossbreeds the exponential club innovations of Night Slugs in the wake of “Classical Curves”, the uncompromising vibrancy of the Parisian scene, and the escapism of the UK rave. Grime, jungle, ballroom, metal drumming, new wave, Eurodance, industrial, EBM, jock jams and the kitchen sink also inform the mélange. This is no mere pastiche reel, however. As an inherent geographical outlier, Liar is uniquely positioned to have a truly universal perspective on all the musical languages he incorporates, and he leverages this into an almost academic, yet highly personal oeuvre. Conceptually driven and titled by his ascendant zodiac sign, “Scorpio”, like its namesake, is probing, passionate, precise, powerful, and sometimes precarious.

Opener “Hyper-Ego” is equal parts grime tour-de-force, avant-pop, and machine music masterclass. The clap-happy formula and narcissistic aesthetic of Liar’s earlier “Alpha” beast is revisited and revised, diva house vox are cleverly repurposed, the production reins are held taut, and a resplendent, bleeding edge anthem emerges. 

“Key Party” is a distilment of countless snippets of keygen music and General MIDI classics into a cohesive retrofuturist operetta, adorned with frenzied rave vox and Fairlight-era samples, all of it tethered to a brutalist techno/ballroom hybrid. 

The cheekily-titled “Club Medz” is subtly elegiac in tone, serenading towards the balcony of drug culture from the terra firma of club culture. An 808 provides the rhythmic foundation atop which acoustic kicks pound away, seemingly affixed to a robotic metalhead drummer’s double pedal, while submerged strings relentlessly bellow and Middle Eastern Korg M1 licks provide the counterpoint. 

The oriental flavor pervades well into “Ha-REM”, itself also a double pedal pounder. Starting of as a molecular deconstruction of “ha tracks”, it explicitly mourns the demise of their novelty via its pitched-ha-crash-marche-funèbre, before erupting into an almost peerless drum workout, only to segue into the most poignantly emotional moment of EP. Its VIP is wholly suprematist, stripping it to its bare bones, unearthing a bold and tenebrous club tool. 

Closer “The Ballad of Scorpio” exists somewhere within the triangle of Detroit electro, world-beat and freestyle arena breaks. It is built around a vocoded stanza of one of Liar’s own poems - “Muzzled gun and hidden knife./Father’s milk and bits of coal./I am the evil in your life./I am the good inside your soul.” – which quite aptly sums up the spirit of the EP.

On the remix tip, Foba reworks “Key Party” into trapstyle house, injecting tribal NY groove and toning down the brutality. Conversely, Spurz ramps said brutality up to 11 for his acidic “Key Bump” club weapon edit.

An ode to past, a testament of the future, and a commentary on both, “Scorpio” is Liar’s present for the present. Raise your head if you believe.

Early support from Bok Bok (Night Slugs), SPF666 (Club Chemtrail) and Ra’s Al Fatale (Gang Fatale).
 
Tracklist:
1. Hyper-Ego
2. Key Party
3. Club Medz
4. Ha-REM
5. Ha-REM VIP
6. Key Party (Foba Remix)
7. Key Party (Spurz ‘Key Bump’ Edit)
8. The Ballad of Scorpio

Written, produced and mastered by Liar.
Artwork by Andronis.


Liar - Key Party

Buy on Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/scorpio/1347213
Buy on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/scorpio/id900346398
Buy on Juno: http://www.junodownload.com/products/liar-scorpio/2536756-02
Buy on Boomkat: http://boomkat.com/downloads/1064836-liar-scorpio
Buy on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Scorpio-Liar/dp/B00LYF7OWC
Buy on IM: http://infinitemachine.bandcamp.com/album/im025-liar-scorpio
Buy on Kudos: http://www.kudosrecords.co.uk/release/IM025/Liar_Scorpio

Liar has flirted with club music throughout the entirety of his output – he’s touched on every conceivable genre and BPM, in the process accumulating quite the arsenal of trax that could warm up a rave, sustain it at peak time, or cool it down at 5 AM. But it’s always been an afterthought in the grand design of his shape-shifting auteur approach. With “Scorpio”, however, Liar intends to quit teasing the club and make her an honest woman.

That being said, his commitment is by no means monogamous. Not content to allow himself to be overly influenced by any particular sound that has graced his DJ sets over the past couple of years, he crossbreeds the exponential club innovations of Night Slugs in the wake of “Classical Curves”, the uncompromising vibrancy of the Parisian scene, and the escapism of the UK rave. Grime, jungle, ballroom, metal drumming, new wave, Eurodance, industrial, EBM, jock jams and the kitchen sink also inform the mélange. This is no mere pastiche reel, however. As an inherent geographical outlier, Liar is uniquely positioned to have a truly universal perspective on all the musical languages he incorporates, and he leverages this into an almost academic, yet highly personal oeuvre. Conceptually driven and titled by his ascendant zodiac sign, “Scorpio”, like its namesake, is probing, passionate, precise, powerful, and sometimes precarious.

Opener “Hyper-Ego” is equal parts grime tour-de-force, avant-pop, and machine music masterclass. The clap-happy formula and narcissistic aesthetic of Liar’s earlier “Alpha” beast is revisited and revised, diva house vox are cleverly repurposed, the production reins are held taut, and a resplendent, bleeding edge anthem emerges.

“Key Party” is a distilment of countless snippets of keygen music and General MIDI classics into a cohesive retrofuturist operetta, adorned with frenzied rave vox and Fairlight-era samples, all of it tethered to a brutalist techno/ballroom hybrid.

The cheekily-titled “Club Medz” is subtly elegiac in tone, serenading towards the balcony of drug culture from the terra firma of club culture. An 808 provides the rhythmic foundation atop which acoustic kicks pound away, seemingly affixed to a robotic metalhead drummer’s double pedal, while submerged strings relentlessly bellow and Middle Eastern Korg M1 licks provide the counterpoint.

The oriental flavor pervades well into “Ha-REM”, itself also a double pedal pounder. Starting of as a molecular deconstruction of “ha tracks”, it explicitly mourns the demise of their novelty via its pitched-ha-crash-marche-funèbre, before erupting into an almost peerless drum workout, only to segue into the most poignantly emotional moment of EP. Its VIP is wholly suprematist, stripping it to its bare bones, unearthing a bold and tenebrous club tool.

Closer “The Ballad of Scorpio” exists somewhere within the triangle of Detroit electro, world-beat and freestyle arena breaks. It is built around a vocoded stanza of one of Liar’s own poems - “Muzzled gun and hidden knife./Father’s milk and bits of coal./I am the evil in your life./I am the good inside your soul.” – which quite aptly sums up the spirit of the EP.

On the remix tip, Foba reworks “Key Party” into trapstyle house, injecting tribal NY groove and toning down the brutality. Conversely, Spurz ramps said brutality up to 11 for his acidic “Key Bump” club weapon edit.

An ode to past, a testament of the future, and a commentary on both, “Scorpio” is Liar’s present for the present. Raise your head if you believe.

Early support from Bok Bok (Night Slugs), SPF666 (Club Chemtrail) and Ra’s Al Fatale (Gang Fatale).

Tracklist:
1. Hyper-Ego
2. Key Party
3. Club Medz
4. Ha-REM
5. Ha-REM VIP
6. Key Party (Foba Remix)
7. Key Party (Spurz ‘Key Bump’ Edit)
8. The Ballad of Scorpio

Written, produced and mastered by Liar.
Artwork by Andronis.

Liar - The Ballad of Scorpio

Liar - Club Medz

Liar - Hyper-Ego

Anna Lunoe delivers once again with three new bass-filled remixes for "Bass Drum Dealer (B.D.D.)" -- the monster single released on Nest and mixed by Skrillex in early June -- along with a dark collaborative original, "Midnight," with fellow Australian production duo, wordlife.

Free Download

Anna Lunoe & wordlife - Midnight (Original Mix) [NEST043]

Itunes: http://smarturl.it/AllOutEP
Beatport: http://smarturl.it/ALBeatport
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http://www.facebook.com/annalunoe
http://twitter.com/annalunoe
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Jesse Boykins III
Soundcloud.com/jesseboykinsiii
Jbiiimusic.com

Written/Produced by Anna Lunoe & Styalz Fuego
Performed by Jesse Boykins III & Anna Lunoe

Heartbreak in Motion

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Anna Lunoe Ft Jesse Boykins III - Heartbreak In Motion

Did this one for @FOBAmusic, for @Get-Monet's GMNT003 fam mixtape. Fuck with us: https://getmonet.bandcamp.com 

Foba - Modern Talking (Liar Resex)

Original by Big Data featuring White Sea 
Remix by @LEFTIMUSIC

Debut album 2.0 out now

Upcoming Tour Dates: http://bigdata.fm/tour

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Big Data - "The Business Of Emotion (LEFTI Remix)"

Club cheval debut album 'Discipline' out  now : smarturl.it/CcdisciplineiTunes  Store Exclusive pre-order bundle (album + limited merch) available from www.clubcheval.net

From The Basement To The Roof, remix EP out now. 
iTunes: http://smarturl.it/FBTTR
Spotify: http://smarturl.it/FBTTR-spotify


From The Basement To The Roof (Oliver Remix)

Cardopusher / Nehuen - Split 03 (CWS012)
Format: Digital
Release Date: June 15th 2015

Tracklist:
01. Cardopusher - Transfiguration
02. Nehuen – Learning Hologram
03. Cardopusher – Negative Fanclub
04. Nehuen – The Game Has To Play Out 

Classicworks is proud to announce their 11th release from the hands of label bosses Cardopusher and Nehuen in the form of their now regular Split EP series. Comprising 4 tracks, this release is heavily influenced by their taste in bunker and basement club sounds, taking elements from acid, house, techno and ebm, showcasing the label vision to date.

First track sees Cardopusher sending you straight in to the assembly line on “Transfiguration” with an industrial jacking dancefloor tool, following up with Nehuen´s ode to desorientation on “Learning Hologram" where an aggressive 707/303 combo collides with dizzy vocals and tense pads. Second part of the split finds Cardopusher’s “Negative Fanclub” on an acid slow jam, while Nehuen closes the EP with the threatening vibes of “The Game Has To Play Out”.


Cardopusher - Negative Fanclub [Nest HQ Premiere]

Stockholm's Albin Myers and Carli met a couple years back and immediately recognized a shared love for 90s dance music. They reminisced together about stalwart acts like The Prodigy, Goldie, and Aphex Twin, and not long after their meeting, the Swedish duo hit the studio to recreate that 90s sound that Albin and Carli have dubbed 'Busy Tempo', eventually collating three originals known as 'The Legend' EP.

'The Legend' transports the listener to another generation of dance music; a time when the underground rave scene was a thriving subculture around the world. The music is comprised of big, breakbeat drums, emotive piano chords, and pitched up vocals -- all cruising along speedily at a mid-140s BPM. But while 'The Legend' is an homage to a decade past, Albin Myers and Carli have incorporated their own unique style to these three productions for a modern touch that cements the EP's relevance in today's dance music scene.

Albin Myers:
https://soundcloud.com/albinmyers
https://www.facebook.com/AlbinMyersOfficial
http://twitter.com/albinmyers

Carli:
https://soundcloud.com/djcarli
https://www.facebook.com/carliofficial
http://twitter.com/Dj_Carli

Albin Myers & Carli - In Control (Busy Tempo Original) [NEST051]

Don Rimini - L'amoureux
From "DIAMOND WAX EP"
Out June - 23rd
FREE DOWNLOAD
They have Downloaded the EP :
Amine Edge, Arno N'Joy, Aston Shuffle, Ben Mono, Boys Noize, Craig Williams, Dj Craze, Dave Luxe, Digitalism, Fake Blood, Felix Cartal,  Ford Foster, Friendship Recordings, His Majesty André, Hostage, Kaptain Cadillac, Kid Enigma,  KMRT, Lazy Flow, Loco Dice, Maddjazz, Malente, Mike Q, Mixhell, Moonbootica, Nick Catchdubs, Raving George, Ryme, Shinichi Osawa , Sinden, Sirkus Zirkuz, Tommie Sunshine, Tony Senghore, S.Jay, Zombie Nation, ...


L'Amoureux - FREE DOWNLOAD

'Make That Sweat' was conceived in the summer of 2014. It turned out a heavy house hitter - old skool claps, organs, fm bass, etc. all included. 

✪ Oh and that's my voice again! ✪

I felt it bounced quite well, but never got round to releasing it. 
So here it is for free:
1. Listen
2. DOWNLOAD
3. Play loud!

#OffTheShelf:
This is the first three-track batch of 
never released Modek tracks. I have decided 
to upload them as a first of a number
of free download EPs. Partly as a means 
to thank all of my fans, partly 
because I just want them to be heard.

Off The Shelf  #1

MODEK


FREE DOWNLOAD

Make That Sweat - Original Mix [OTS1]

Dispose

From the album Infinite Summer. Out 22/1 on Memphis Industries.

Preorder from http://www.nzca-lines.com

NZCA Lines - Two Hearts

CAPE CORAL X 悲しい Android - Apartment¶ - RITMO.

Fantastic Modern - Adventure

is there a limit to how many times we're supposed to remix a band? don't care. 100% would do more. rubblebucket4life

pls listen to survival sounds: https://play.spotify.com/album/1Hy1ZCrXTLWdjfsneOQm9p

pls listen to the bsides: http://rubblebucket.bandcamp.com/album/survival-sounds-b-sides

Rubblebucket - On The Ground (The M Machine Remix)

Written and Produced by Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé
Remixed by Mike Levy
℗ 2013 Ed Banger Records / Because Music

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