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The Mofo Pt.2

Martina Martinez

Parkour

The Implication

Camembert EP (@FoFMusic)
http://anenon.bandcamp.com

Self-Titled
http://self-titledmag.com/2015/10/29/stream-anenons-camembert-ep-and-read-the-stories-behind-its-ambient-jazz-songs/

Camembert

Sebastien Jean aka The Cosmic Computer // Bloody Disco // Fake Moustache // Rigpa ... and the list of different moniker goes on.

Born of Beauvais in Picardie, a region of France more famous for his low cost airport than its banging beats, Sebastien Jean was the archetypal cool kid. Guitarist in hardcore metal band ‘Ground Zero’, he worked in a skate shop and music store, before moving to London in 2006.

After scoring residency at Divan du monde in Paris, and other gigs around Europe, including the infamous Bangkok party in Amsterdam , Bloody Disco moved to Australia in mid 2008 and has been killing dancefloors at Sydney’s leading clubs, including Candys Apartment , HOME nightclub , Oxford Arts Factory , Chinese Laundry, Metro Theatre and many more.

Seen playing alongside heavyweights such as
BOYS NOIZE, D.I.M, SHADOW DANCER, DANGER, BREAKBOT, HOUSEMEISTER, STRIP STEVE, DJEDJOTRONIC, LE CASTLE VANIA, SKRILLEX, DESIGNER DRUGS, KILL THE NOISE and many more ...
He played across the world's best Clubs including
Social Club (Paris), Villa (Berlin), Dogzstar (Istanbul), Club 8 (Amsterdam), Ink and coherent (New Zealand), Ruby Tramp (Australia, Gold Coast), and the list goes on and on...

P.Brown - Dance with me (Fake moustache remix)(Disco Project 2010)

"Party" is the second single from Sejva's forthcoming EP, "Coquet", out July 28th on Company Records.

Pre-orders available here:
Company shop - http://smarturl.it/coquet_company
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Check out more from Sejva here: https://soundcloud.com/sejvasound

Sejva - Party

Tracklist :

Riotbot - Space Measurement
Groof - Heat 
Forward Strategy Group - Levity
System 01 - Drugs Work
Blush Response - Unclean Spirit
Tadeo - The Globular Ray
Shlomo - Vertigo
Richard Devine - Krake
Parallx - Golden Hour
Dax J - Devine Right
Surgeon - Transparent Radiation
VSK - Under Processing
Codex Empire - Magenta Adaptions
Mørbeck - Dark Stars Rising
Kobosil - Derange
Schwefelgelb - Aus Dem Hals Der Flasche
Crash Course In Science - No More Hollow Doors

LFP #026 - 爪claws

Taken from 'Three/Three' LP by Dabrye, out February 16, 2018.

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Three/Three

Dabrye - Lil Mufukuz (feat. DOOM)

Paroles & voix: @Exaequo
Instru, mix, & pochette: @Slouchprod

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Gris

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Slouch x Ex-Aequo - Gris

1) Jethro Tull - Locomotive Breath (1971)
Jethro Tull is the first rock band I saw back in 1978. My father took me to this gig. I immediately wanted to use the flute I was learning at school to play rock! 

2) ZZ Top - Brown Sugar (1971)
Billy Gibbons was a big inspiration to play blues and rock. I saw them live the first time when Eliminator came out, in 1983 I think.

3) Aerosmith - Walk the Dog (1973)
We used to listen to them all the time when we were skateboarding. Boston finest. Saw them live once in 1983.

4) Kiss - Parasite (1974)
We saw them live in 1980 (at the time of Dynasty), with - believe it or not - Iron Maiden opening - classic! I saw them once again in 1983 during their no make up phase and got their autographs that time.  I saw them one last time when they reformed in 1996 in Donington, UK.

5) Ted Nugent - Dog Eat Dog (1976)
6) Ted Nugent - Cat Scratch Fever (1977)
Back in the day, Ted Nugent was the shit guitar-wise. Constantly on rotation in all the skateparks and on our turntables. I saw him once in 1981 at Forest National, Brussels. We were blown away as, in addition of him, there were 3 additional guitar players in the backing band - nuts! He is the first autograph I got in my long career of autograph hunter.

7) AC/DC - Sin City (1978)
I saw AC/DC with Bon Scott in Brussels in November 1979. It was the first time my brother and I went to a gig without our father or mother. Judas Priest was opening. It was really scary to be 'alone' in such gig with all the hard rock and metalhead, but very exiting at the same time. A few months later Bon died in his vomit in London. 

8) Van Halen - Running with the Devil (1978)
Such a game changer when these guys appeared - the showmanship of David Lee Roth, the guitar wizards of Eddie Van Halen. I missed the 1978 appearance in Brussels - a big regret... I saw David Lee Roth as a solo act a few years later, but of course it was not the same...

9) Blackfoot - Road Fever (1979)
Not sure how they came about, but I liked Blackfoot right away. Crossing the genre between Southern boogie rock and hard rock. Plus, they were native indians, and that was really cool. A couple of classic albums under their belt. Saw them once opening for Scorpions 82 or 83....

10) Rose Tatoo - Let it Go (1981)
Angry boys. One of the first tattooed bands in the open. I saw them once much later in London around 2004 and they were absolutely smashing the Underworld in Camden. Bad boy for life!

11) The Joe Perry Project - No Substitute for Arrogance (1981)
One of my face guitar player. Saw him with Aerosmith in 1983 and I brought my JPP album for signing, which he very nicely did - pure rock'nroll.

12) Blue Oyster Cult - Godzilla (1982)
Never saw BOC live, (not even sure they ever played in Belgium) but always loved this track - imagine Godzilla walking down the street while a hard rock band plays in the background - perfect.

13) Manowar - Death Tone (1982)
Ross the Boss used to be the guitar player of the Dictators, and we loved the Dictators... I stopped following them after this first album, and never saw them live. Years later I bumped into Handsome Dick Manitoba (the singer of the Dictators) that had just opened a bar in New York's Lower East Side and was serving us beers (!!!), but that's another story.

14) Twisted Sister - Destroyer (1982)
The first time I tried to play some hard rock as a band, we started by covering this track - at least we tried - so I have a special bond to this track and this band. The guy playing the drum in this first project was Phil B (we were rehearsing at his mother's house), who later on became one of the most amazing metal drummer in Belgium with Sixty Nine and then Channel Zero - RIP Phil!   Saw them once back in the day and took some good pictures of the gig that are buried in a box somewhere.

15) Blue Cheer - Babylon (1985)
They were at the forefront of playing loud music early on, together with the Stooges and MC5...  Never saw them live...

Confinement Mix 009 - Classic Rock

First Album "Ruled by the Moon" out now!
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