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The Alkaline EP combines elements of dance, dubstep, chillout, rock, jazz and spoken word to create an EP that anyone should be proud of. Perfect for summer nights and beautiful moments, We Is Experts hope that you fully enjoy this E.P. All tracks come fully downloadable and include embedded ID3 tags. 

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Tracklist (15:36): 
01: Into The Night (5:53)
02: The Boy Who Sold His Shoes (4:04)
03: Vistula Blue (5:39)

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Vistula Blue

Clubby remix of this solid tune by the tunester ArsenalFX.

Out on the boutique label Subtone Records

Releases August 5th 2011

Itunes
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/harp-monica-twobob-remix/id449086626?i=449086643

Juno
http://www.juno.co.uk/products/1797193-02.htm?highlight=ARSENALFX

Arsenal Fx - Harp Monica (Twobob Monster Remix)

Back in 2003 (you remember 2003, right? David Sneddon, t.A.T.u and Fatman Scoop were all massive) The Winter Olympics took refuge in Cologne in Germany. The band had such a good time (getting played in local clubs, losing at electronic darts to the local big friendly truckers, predominantly drinking beer and eating a lot of meat) that they wrote a song about it.
 
The phrase "Kolle, alaaf you!" from the song's chorus was the closing line from a speech given by the visiting John F Kennedy in June 1963. It wasn't quite German, but the 350,000 strong Cologne crowd he drew took the compliment to their hearts. Too right, as well, it's a great place.
 
When they returned to the UK the band decamped to a studio in the middle of Wales (where My Bloody Valentine recorded Isn't Anything) and attempted to put the song down on tape with the bass player out of Hawkwind. A week later they returned with ten minutes of barely listenable man disco. Thoroughly embarrassed, the band disowned the song for the next five years until their new producer Paul Hollingsworth talked them into jamming out a version beneath the Bedford Park pub in an attempt to, "get a level". He got a little more than he bargained for as he and the band birthed a bold new blueprint for a brave new European...  

Feeling European

Allah-Las - Tell Me (What's On Your Mind)

"Throbbing disco-indebted rock with a manic delivery that wont fail to grab your attention, all backed up by a crunching rock sound that references 30 years of guitar music in one swift blow – impressive stuff!" - Single of the Month! - Subba Culture

"No nonsense, fat guitar rock, thank fuck" - High Voltage

"It's got balls!" - Loud Horizon

"A brilliant piece of dance-punk" - TunA the Day

"Their big time rock has gained them admiring glances..." - GobShout

"Both of these massive tunes are justification enough to warrant further listens to this London outfits' future work." **** - Manchester Music / Music-Dash

"I suspect these guys have a strong future ahead of them" - Glitzine

"Brash and shy at the same time, flashes of ironic electro campness and well-disguised self-loating in one tasty package" - RockBeatStone

"The new single by The Winter Olympics is a monster of a song, a pulsating electro, snarling rock beast" - Russell's Reviews

"It’s taken nearly eight years for the impression to come, but The Winter Olympics have made it and are causing quite a fuss in doing so" - Music makes the merry-go-round

"They're going for triumphant transcendence through humorous, yet emotive fist- pumping arena-ready anthems, and you have to suspect that this may work out very well" - **** - Museic

Vistula Blue

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