Paranoid London 'State Of That' out now on digital & Streaming services lnk.to/PDON011D

Taken From The EP 'Annihilate The World & Start All Over EP'
lnk.to/_PDON011   Released on vinyl & digital 28th May 2021

Paranoid London’s 303 broke in lockdown & they couldn’t find anybody that would repair it, so they got on & made the new EP without any trademark Acid tracks. The 4 EP tracks range from Liaisons Dangereuses inspired white noise percussion to banging sine wave techno, euphoric festival destroyers, to deep warped k-hole house, featuring a vocal contribution from Chicago’s Paris Brightledge.

PARANOID LONDON -THE STATE OF THAT

PARIS DUB 2

We have here the highlight track 'The Motion' with Mutado Pintado taken from the album "Arseholes, Liars, And Electronic Pioneers" released February 9th. 

The man. @mutadopintado, Clams Baker. Whatever name you know him by you hang on every word. Front man for @warmduscherr & @swornvirgins89 as well as many other projects. Perfectly capturing the highs & lows of strobe light living. We're also pleased to announce a new merch drop/collaboration with the mighty Sports Banger. 
Link to the album and merch below.

Video by Craig Louis Higgins
#paranoidlondon #paranoidlondonrecords #warmduscher #swornvirgins #acidhouse #paranoidlondonlive #roughtraderecords #fabriclondon 

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Release date February 9th 2024
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Sports Banger Merch link
https://shop.sportsbanger.com/

linktree
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THE MOTION

PARANOID LONDON WITH MUTADO PINTADO 'THE MOTION'

UK electronic duo Paranoid London announces new album, Arseholes, Liars, and Electronic Pioneers out February 9th, 2024, featuring Joe Love (Fat Dog), Bobby Gillespie (Primal Scream), Josh Caffe, DJ Genesis, Jennifer Touch and Mutado Pintado. They share lead single ’Love One Self’ featuring Joe Love. (Pre-save the single here https://orcd.co/pdon013)

Paranoid London, the electronic band of Gerardo Delgado and Quinn Whalley, has become synonymous with stripping acid house back down to its basics, rescuing the sound from smiley faces, rave, and sugary excess while paying respects to its gay, black, American roots. Performing mainly live with hardware only, often with vocal guests, as well as unique hybrid DJ sets, the duo has established a tongue in cheek, grumpy punk sound and attitude without taking it too seriously. 
Following 2019’s latest album PL and a bunch of 12” singles and edits, their new long-player Arseholes, Liars, and Electronic Pioneers refers to the cavalcade of c***s we find ourselves surrounded by. Our only respite being the joy that musical geniuses bring. The cover artwork and gatefold of the vinyl reflect this with a collage-like poster including personalities of all kinds, from politicians and royalty to music legends. When we asked them to highlight key music pioneers from their picks, they mentioned American electro don Aldo Marin, British producer Andrea Parker and Post Punk band WIRE.
Inspired by early ‘90s British prog house on the likes of Sabres Of Paradise Records and Guerilla Records, the album presents a step up on their production while the anarchic attitude remains unaltered, unadulterated and undiluted. In Quinn’s words: the album has a slightly more Hi-Fi sound than previous efforts, but retains the urgency and punk rock attitude that we're known for. It was tested over the summer, where it lit up festival stages at Glastonbury, Houghton, Love International, and many, many others.

As expected, PL has recruited a bunch of special guests on vocals including Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie, US house veteran Monica “DJ Genesis” Lockett, the novo-New Romantic/gothic, Jennifer Touch, and Joe Love, from Fat Dog, Brixton’s current ones-to-watch. As well, previous collaborators Josh Caffe and Mutado Pintado return for new recordings. All bring something unique to the party, while integrating perfectly with PL’s Fuck you! circuitry. 
‘Love One Self’ is the lead single with Joe Love, from South London band Fat Dog, who have recently released their debut single ‘King Of The Slugs’ on Domino. His skill at flamboyant, unpredictable live shows, fusing rock`n`roll and rave, makes Joe a perfect fit with PL. 
The song’s title, on paper, might suggest something religious. However, rather than biting Biblical prose, Joe’s lyrics instead liken beating himself “red and raw” to a William Blake-ian vision. The southpaw boasts that his “Left arm looks like Popeye’s.”
The tune’s ruff, rude jack, sits somewhere between Front 242’s Let Your Body Learn, and Adonis’ Chicago house classic, ‘No Way Back.’ Synths scream and shriek, their knobs sharply twisted and tweaked, emitting strobed energy flashes. The acid takes hold as things come to a climax while Joe’s own wailing, growling, and wild, echoed exclamations add to the mad, mounting intensity.

Single released 17th November on DSPs pre-save
https://orcd.co/pdon013        
Album released 9th February 2024 
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Love One Self

LOVE ONE SELF WITH JOE LOVE

LOVE ONE SELF WITH JOE LOVE (INSTRUMENTAL)

Love One Self with Joe Love (Instrumental)

UK electronic duo Paranoid London announces new album, Arseholes, Liars, and Electronic Pioneers out February 9th, 2024, featuring Joe Love (Fat Dog), Bobby Gillespie (Primal Scream), Josh Caffe, DJ Genesis, Jennifer Touch and Mutado Pintado. They share lead single ’Love One Self’ featuring Joe Love. (Pre-save the single here orcd.co/pdon013)

Paranoid London, the electronic band of Gerardo Delgado and Quinn Whalley, has become synonymous with stripping acid house back down to its basics, rescuing the sound from smiley faces, rave, and sugary excess while paying respects to its gay, black, American roots. Performing mainly live with hardware only, often with vocal guests, as well as unique hybrid DJ sets, the duo has established a tongue in cheek, grumpy punk sound and attitude without taking it too seriously.
Following 2019’s latest album PL and a bunch of 12” singles and edits, their new long-player Arseholes, Liars, and Electronic Pioneers refers to the cavalcade of c***s we find ourselves surrounded by. Our only respite being the joy that musical geniuses bring. The cover artwork and gatefold of the vinyl reflect this with a collage-like poster including personalities of all kinds, from politicians and royalty to music legends. When we asked them to highlight key music pioneers from their picks, they mentioned American electro don Aldo Marin, British producer Andrea Parker and Post Punk band WIRE.
Inspired by early ‘90s British prog house on the likes of Sabres Of Paradise Records and Guerilla Records, the album presents a step up on their production while the anarchic attitude remains unaltered, unadulterated and undiluted. In Quinn’s words: the album has a slightly more Hi-Fi sound than previous efforts, but retains the urgency and punk rock attitude that we're known for. It was tested over the summer, where it lit up festival stages at Glastonbury, Houghton, Love International, and many, many others.

As expected, PL has recruited a bunch of special guests on vocals including Primal Scream’s Bobby Gillespie, US house veteran Monica “DJ Genesis” Lockett, the novo-New Romantic/gothic, Jennifer Touch, and Joe Love, from Fat Dog, Brixton’s current ones-to-watch. As well, previous collaborators Josh Caffe and Mutado Pintado return for new recordings. All bring something unique to the party, while integrating perfectly with PL’s Fuck you! circuitry.
‘Love One Self’ is the lead single with Joe Love, from South London band Fat Dog, who have recently released their debut single ‘King Of The Slugs’ on Domino. His skill at flamboyant, unpredictable live shows, fusing rock`n`roll and rave, makes Joe a perfect fit with PL.
The song’s title, on paper, might suggest something religious. However, rather than biting Biblical prose, Joe’s lyrics instead liken beating himself “red and raw” to a William Blake-ian vision. The southpaw boasts that his “Left arm looks like Popeye’s.”
The tune’s ruff, rude jack, sits somewhere between Front 242’s Let Your Body Learn, and Adonis’ Chicago house classic, ‘No Way Back.’ Synths scream and shriek, their knobs sharply twisted and tweaked, emitting strobed energy flashes. The acid takes hold as things come to a climax while Joe’s own wailing, growling, and wild, echoed exclamations add to the mad, mounting intensity.

Single released 17th November on DSPs pre-save
orcd.co/pdon013
Album released 9th February 2024
pre-save orcd.co/pdonlp003
paranoid.london/

Released by:
Paranoid London Records

Love One Self with Joe Love (Album)

From the moment you hear the first warm pads you know this is going to be an epic journey.
Not really. Here is some more repetitive, machine bass music for DJs to play loud & dancers to freak to.
Featuring vocals from Mutado Pintado (NYC), Paris Brightledge (Chicago) & DJ Genesis (Detroit).

Double vinyl 12" Album.

180g Version of the album is limited to 500 units & is only available direct from www.paranoidlondon.com


Paranoid London - Paranoid London PDONLP001 Release Date 8/12/14

The Motion (Club Edit) / Help (DJ Version)

The Motion (Club Edit) [feat. Mutado Pintado]

Help (DJ Version)

Decimated Driver

Decimated Driver (Dub) [feat. Water Machine]

Decimated Driver (Vocal) [feat. Water Machine]

‘We Come To Rock’ is a cover version of a classic electro track. 
‘Buck Stoppin’ samples another old electro tune & hot wires it for dancers & DJs. This is the first new stuff since last years album with more to come very soon. As usual the first 300 units are limited 180g pressing, standard 140g pressing after... 


We Come To Rock/Buck Stoppin

Paranoid London - We Come To Rock /Buck Stoppin - PDON007

Live recording @ Maida Vale Studios for Benji B
Broadcast  on BBC Radio 1  05/05/2016

Paranoid London forthcoming album due for release in October 2017

BBC Radio 1 live session @ Maida Vale Studios 2016

Paranoid London

Headtrack

Eating Glue (feat. Mutado Pintado)

Light Tunnel (feat. Mutado Pintado)

300 Hangovers a Year (feat. Mutado Pintado)

Paris Dub 1 (feat. Paris Brightledge)

Paris Dub 3 (feat. Paris Brightledge)

Transmission 5 (feat. Mutado Pintado)

Lovin U (Ahh Shit) [feat. DJ Genesis]

PARIS DUB 1

(Vi-Vi) Vicious Games (Album Edit)

Paranoid London with Simon Topping 
Cult Hero (Do You Wanna Touch Me)
PDON010
1. Cult Hero (Do You Wanna Touch Me)Album Edit

PARANOID LONDON WITH SIMON TOPPING - CULT HERO (DO YOU WANNA TOUCH ME) ALBUM EDIT

What we have here is one of the original Chicago house vocalists doing a cover version of a post-punk Manchester band set to a tip-top acid house banger.
Paris Brightledge (vocalist on Sterling Void - It's Alright) covers Immortality by The Fall.
303, 202, 808 recorded live.
180g vinyl only, no downloads, no promos, no CDs.

Immortality

Eating Glue

Starting Fights (feat. Josh Caffe)

The Music

Eating Glue (Instrumental)

The Boombox Affair (feat. Bubbles Bubblesynski)

For bookings please contact
UK/Europe/ROW - mike.robinson@arcade-talent.com
USA - alo@prismaartists.com

All licensing and remix enquiries info@paranoidlondon.com

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