the inner bassplayer within awakens best line for ages love the remix love the original 

Super remix! Great taste to make one (very strange thing to find it nowadays)

Order on limited white vinyl 12" from Tough Love - http://toughloverecords.bigcartel.com/product/tlv067-girls-names-the-next-life-12-limited-edition-white-vinyl

Order on limited transparent vinyl 12" from Rough Trade - www.roughtrade.com/albums/76774

Belfast four-piece Girls Names released their critically acclaimed second album, The New Life, in February and it marked a new direction for the band altogether. That directional shift is emphasized even further by a new EP , entitled The Next Life. Released on 4th November through Tough Love/Slumberland, it will be available in two different formats: a 3 track 12", and as a 7 track download (28th October).

The 12" features a Brain Eno cover version, as above, and two remixes by David Holmes and Factory Floor, is now available to pre-order on exclusive white vinyl through the Tough Love store. A transparent version will be available to buy exclusively via Rough Trade, and a black version at all other stores. The digital EP contains original track 'Visions', and three other remixes: Optimo, Mark Van Hoen, and The Soft Walls.

12" tracklising
A1. Third Uncle (w/ locked groove)
B1. The New Life (David Holmes Remix)
B2. Projektion (Gabe Gurnsey Factory Floor Remix)

Digital EP tracklisting
1. Visions
2. Third Uncle
3. The New Life (David Holmes Remix)
4. The New Life (JD Twitch Optimo Remix)
5. Projektion (Gabe Gurnsey Factory Floor Remix)
6. Drawing Lines (Mark Van Hoen Remix)
7. Occultation (The Soft Walls Remix)

Buy The New Life - itunes.apple.com/gb/album/the-new-life/id582840781

29th - Brudenell Social Club, Leeds - www.ssdconcerts.co.uk
30th - Start The Bus, Bristol - www.bristolticketshop.co.uk
31st - Roundhouse, London w/ The Cult - www.kililive.com
November
1st - Roundhouse, London w/ The Cult - www.kililive.com
2nd - The Green Door Store, Brighton - www.wegottickets.com
9th - Whelans, Dublin

Girls Names - The New Life (David Holmes Remix)

Taken from the 12"/digital EP "The Next LIfe"
Out now on Slumberland Records/Tough Love Records.

limited edition white vinyl 12": http://smarturl.it/gntnl-vinyl
expanded digital edition from iTunes: http://smarturl.it/gntnl-itunes

Belfast four-piece Girls Names released their critically acclaimed second album, "The New Life," in February and it marked a new direction for the band altogether. That directional shift is emphasized even further by a new limited edition 12" EP, entitled The Next Life.

With the artwork making a playful nod to Bowie's latest record, it's not surprising that the EP should see the band experiment with the sonic make up of their last album. Leading is "Visions," a spooked tune from the album sessions, seeing wide release here for the first time. Also of note is a cover version of Brian Eno's 'Third Uncle.' Recorded in August of this year, it is the first recorded Girls Names track to feature new drummer Gib Cassidy and offers a telling glimpse at what creative steps the band may next take.

Following are a series incredible remixes of tracks taken from the sister record. The first is by producer/composer/dance don legend David Holmes, who lends a somewhat European elan to the titular track. The second sees Gabe Gurnsey from Factory Floor add his band's characteristic dance floor focus to Girls Names' motorik groove, turning in something that jitters and pulses in a manner befitting of any track attributed the Factory Floor moniker. JD Twitch from the Optimo DJ/production team turns in a suitably grooving take on "The New Life," while Locust/Seefeel/Black Hearted Brother member Mark Van Hoen strips down and tracks out "Drawing Lines." The EP wraps up with a spectral take on "Occultation" by bedroom psych/ambient genius The Soft Walls.

All in all, it's an enlightening series of interpretations that sheds new light on Girls Names source material and points way to new avenues of exploration.

The first track taken from The Vacant Lots' debut album 'Departure', released via Sonic Cathedral on June 30 (UK/EU) and July 1 (US). Produced by The Vacant Lots. Mixed and mastered by Sonic Boom.

Departure

Mad Mary Jones

The Vacant Lots 'Mad Mary Jones'

More random beats that needed to go somewhere

‘In My Room” by The Beach Boys (LNKN remix)

Sunday Mourning

First track from remix EP, Revisionism, out 16th September. Alongside Mikey Young (Total Control), the five tracks include remixes by Broken English Club, Shift Work, Group Zero, and Tom Furse of the Horrors. 

Pre-order Revisionism
http://smarturl.it/RevisionismEP 
Buy Zero Triptych (Mikey Young Remix)
http://smarturl.it/MikeyYoungRemix 

Girls Names on tour:
Aug 31st | Berlin, DE - Pop-Kultur Festival
Sept 3rd | Stradbally, IE - Electric Picnic 2016
Sept 21st | Gothenburg, SE - Pustervik
Sept 22nd | Stockholm, SE - Bar Brooklyn Disaster
Sept 24th | Helsinki, FI - Bar Loose
Sept 25th | Riga, LV - Nabaklab
Sept 29th | Krakow, PL - Klub RE
Sept 30th | Vienna, AT - Chelsea
Oct 1st | Brno, CZ - Fleda
Oct 2nd | Budapest, HU - Durer Kert
Oct 4th | Belgrade, RS - Elektropionir
Oct 6th | Bucharest, RO - Control Club
Oct 7th | Sofia, BG - Mixtape 5
Oct 8th | Skopje, MK - MKC

Girls Names - Zero Triptych (Mikey Young Remix)

First single from upcoming EP by Therese Liten.

Therese Lithner - Drown

Captain of the Rugby Team

Sweaty Palms - Captain Of The Rugby Team

"Dreaming Legend EP" out the 19th november 2012
Buy it on iTunes here : http://bit.ly/UC3Nxm
Composed, recorded and mixed by Pegase at Fvtvr Stvdio & Le Lieu Unique 
All instruments by Pegase except additional guitars by Dan Baldwin (Dreaming Legend) and Tristar (Ladybug) 
Mastered by Benjamin Joubert & Damien Bolo 
(c) 2012 Fvtvr Records 
facebook.com/pegase.fb 
https://twitter.com/raphaelpegase 
pegase.bandcamp.com/
http://www.youtube.com/user/pegasemusic

Pegase - Ladybug

Jinx is the new album from Weekend.
Mirror is the first single from Jinx.

Jinx is out now on Slumberland Records.

iTunes: http://smarturl.it/weekend-jinx-itunes
LP/CD order (color vinyl, poster, etc): http://www.slumberlandrecords.com/weekend/jinx
More info + tour dates: http://weekendtheband.us/


“The trio have burned a lot of the haze off their sound (and some of the
ear-bleeding volume), in favor of more melody and danceability, albeit in a
gothy '80s kind of way.” - Brooklyn Vegan

“Weekend kiss the curb with their new single, “Mirror”. It’s a promising
jig for Jinx.” - Consequence of Sound

“Note those bells and whistles, folks...not to say the deeper into Jinx we
travel the noise won't greet us with a screeching wail we've come to
expect, keeping those plugs at arm's length, but Weekend is not hiding in
the feedback.” - Impose Magazine

"All the subtlety of a high-pressure firehose...a dour, post-punk
atmosphere that goes for immersion rather than force." - Pitchfork

“Ominous razor-sharp textures enrapture, "Mirror" foretells the future of
Weekend, where gloom and pandemonium is a joyous return.” - Prefix

“It's steamy post-punk with a circular bass attack leading the way over
galloping drums...[Weekend’s] trademark guitar-pile assault.” - Rcrd Lbl

“Craftsmanlike post-punk” - Stereogum

Weekend - Mirror

Slumberland began operations in 1989, inspired by such musical happenings as C-86, early Creation, Sarah, Postcard, and the UK post-punk indie label scene. Since then we've covered a lot of territory, from punk to lofi noise to shoegaze and of course pop, releasing records from bands like The Aislers Set, Boyracer, Stereolab, Rocketship, Lorelei, The Ropers, The Saturday People and Black Tambourine.

By the mid 2000s we were starting to see a resurgence of interest in guitar pop and the start of the ongoing vinyl revival: the perfect environment for Slumberland! We launched into our latest phase of activity with as string of classic releases from The Pains of Being Pure At Heart, Crystal Stilts, Frankie Rose, Veronica Falls, Allo Darlin', Joanna Gruesome and so many more.

2018 is our twenty-ninth year we are still going strong, ploughing our own furrow and bringing you unique, genre-defining (and genre-defying!) releases from bands like Smokescreens, Tony Molina, Papercuts, Business of Dreams, Peel Dream Magazine, D.A. Stern, The Spook School, Frankie Rose, Young Guv, Terry Malts and many, many more. As always, we operate entirely outside of the echo chamber of trends, fashion and phoney hipness. Slumberland bands are independent in the best way possible -- making music devoid of bullshit and true to their own voices, regardless of current popular taste.

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