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PROXY - MUSIC FROM THE EASTBLOCK JUNGLES

Buy in US: - iTunes: http://bit.ly/SRIewy - Beatport: http://btprt.dj/SRIhs8
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"The Wait Is Over. The World Is Over."

After years of anticipation, Proxy at last presents his debut album, MUSIC FROM THE EASTBLOCK JUNGLES, to be released in two parts to showcase the prolific underground rave-czar's awe-inspiring body of work. Beloved by top DJs and stadium crowds the world over, the undisputed master of the "Turn It Up to 11" movement has created a work that harnesses the spirit of pure rave culture, with over 20 tracks that span and elevate countless genres without regard for trends or ephemeral influences.

MUSIC FROM THE EASTBLOCK JUNGLES is the product of an artist who forged a sound in complete isolation, with visa problems leading him to entrench himself in the middle of nowhere in his native Russia, continuing in the UK rave tradition of his Essex-spawned idols, The Prodigy. Years in the making, it features a massive stockpile of new material, as well as Proxy classics both renowned ("Raven") and unreleased ("Abyss").

PT.1 opens the siege with flag-bearing marches ("Raja Ganja"), imperial air-raid bangers ("Raw"), and unhinged breakbeat madness ("Junk"), Meanwhile, PT. 2 forces an unconditional surrender with a mix of acid ("Audio 15"), ambient ("Nanomed"), Eastern-flavored pop ("Coke"), and hip-hop inflected head-nodders ("9000"). The disparate pieces converge like enormous tectonics recombining into a monolithic nation-statement, one worthy of one of the most talented producers of his generation.

MUSIC FROM THE EASTBLOCK JUNGLES PT. 1 out November 6th, 2012. PT. 2 out February 12th, 2013. Released internationally on Turbo Recordings, and on Dim Mak in North America. 


01 Proxy - Red Juke [mftebj1]

04 Proxy - Revolution [mftebj1]

06 Proxy - Dance In Dark [mftebj1]

10 Proxy - Shut Up! [mftebj1]

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Russian prodigy Proxy releases his single package “Raw” today. Taken from “MUSIC FROM THE EASTBLOCK JUNGLES, Pt. 1″, “Raw” (Orginal Mix) is an imperial air raid banger and salutes Proxy’s trademark of sonic brutallity. Remixers include Etnik, Haezer, St. Mandrew & JFK, roevy, and South Central. 

01 Raw (Original Mix)

Proxy releases his second LP of the Music from the Eastblock Jungles. After the first release the Russian artist is set to take you to his next journey of dark synths and vibes. The release will be followed by a European Tour.
Part 2 forces an unconditional surrender with a mix of acid (“Audio 15″), ambient (“Nanomed”), Eastern-flavored pop (“Coke”) and hip-hop inflected head-nodders (“9000″). The second part has been crowned by Mixmag as “Electro album of the month. 5/5”.

05 Proxy - In Time (Skit 2) [mftebj2]

06 Proxy - Coke [mftebj2]

07 Proxy - Classic [mftebj2]

Following up Proxy’s recently released MFTEJ Part 2 is his Who Are You? EP, out today.”Proxy’s up-tempo title track is carried by an alternating kick-snare and an adrenalizing low-end chomp, the female sample in between drops reinforcing the song’s bad-ass attitude. Rounding out the EP are sufficiently rowdy remixes of “Who Are You?” from Pilo, Attaque, Trumpdisco and the Sneekers.”

Stream Premiere via MTV: http://www.mtvhive.com/2013/02/19/proxy-who-are-you-ep/

01. Proxy - Who Are You (770EQ)

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Rest of the World:  - Beatport: http://btprt.dj/ZniTsC - iTunes: http://bit.ly/10841PR

PROXY - B-SIDES

Turbo Recordings presents an explosive package of classic unreleased bombs from Russian Rave-Czar Proxy.

In the wake of the destruction caused by Proxy's mammoth double-album debut, MUSIC FROM THE EASTBLOCK JUNGLES, the Russian demiurge returns to scour the ruins for survivors with a cluster of B-side bunker-bangers. These tracks will be hauntingly familiar to the ruined cortexes of anyone who's ever lived through Proxy's live show, grantng fans their longtime wish of owning and coming to terms with the source of their neural trauma in digital form.

"What strikes small men as excess to me seems necessary. To crush them was not enough. I saw I needed to extinguish all hope," says Proxy, as he continues his onslaught of live dates around the world. "My challengers had already fallen. Now they have been erased."


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