DJ FETT BURGER Vinilo y CD

Review: Norwegian groove wizard, Sex Tags UFO boss, occasionally known as DJ Dog; Fett Burger comes correct with his most personal and explorative release to date. Thank U 4 Letting Me Live My Life sees the experimental house producer celebrate some of his deepest inspirations across this nine track album. Inspirations such as sinewy, ever-morphing acid (the incredible 13min opener 'This Game The World') sprightly, feel-heavy trance (the cathedral shimmers of 'XTC TWYHTS'), bubblesome good-time disco (the subaquatic finale 'Disco Fem') and classic foundational rave aesthetics (the hurricane synths on 'Atmospheree 2 Emo-tion') Each cut laced with his signature off-grid percussion and that loose natural rhythm, it's one of Fett Burgers juiciest dishes to date. Now Burger off and enjoy your lives!

Review: Given the prolific nature of Norway's Fett brothers, keeping up with their release schedule is almost a full-time job. That almost all of their various projects are worth saying goes without saying, but there's something extra-special about this rare solo outing from the fast-food loving Fett Burger. A-side "Track One (Fast Slow West Coast Mix)" is particularly enjoyable, flipping as it does between horizontal, sofa-surfing jazz and springy, up-tempo, all-analogue jazz house positivity. That said, dreamy deep house shuffler "Dypfryst Pizza" is equally as endearing in its own way, whilst closer "Tortugas Tem" peppers an undulating analogue bassline with all manner of weird noises, samples and effects. You can tell that he was a fan of the Orb while growing up.

Review: Mongo Fett is the newest addition to the sprawling Sex Tags family of labels, first surfacing with the spaced out boogie of DJ Fett Burger's Pogo 12" in February last year. It's tempting to suggest Mongo Fett is a dedicated platform for Fett Burger material, given the name, but its also never a good idea to entertain any assumptions when it comes to Sex Tags related business. Anyway.... This second Mongo Fett release finds DJ Fett Burger at the controls once more (with a bit of help from Telephones and Jonny Rock) and offers a pair of humid percussion workouts that will delight the more limber dancers out there. The B-side "Burger Trip (Meme)" swings it for us, pulling the track on an imaginary journey through a tropical forest.