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Review: Over the last few years, Charlotte Adigery and Bolis Pupol have been amongst Deewee's most successful artists, regularly collaborating with label founders Soulwax on singles that blur the boundaries between synth-pop, electronic funk and more forthright dancefloor workouts. Topical Dancer, the pair's collaborative debut album, follows the same winning formula - Soulwax once again share co-writing and production duties - with a unifying theme: their experiences of being people of colour in a predominantly white Anglo-Saxon nation (in their case Belgium, though Adigery has said that the US and the UK were also in her thoughts). The results are never less than inspired, with strong songs aplenty, brilliant production and enough subtle musical shifts to please heads.
… Read moreout of stock $9.12
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Review: Belgian DJ duo 2ManyDJs make their music under the Soulwax alias. Whenever they do, it is arresting, seriously quality stuff. For this one the multi-genre mash up artists look to remix 'Cliche' by Charlotte Adigery and Bolis Pupul for the French label Because Music. Their first version is a typically textured, raw, ravey indie-techno workout with rugged beats and sleazy vocals lit up by bright strobes. After the instrumental comes 'Ceci N'Est Pas Un Cliche' which is a macho disco stomper with sliding hi hats and low-slung bass.
… Read moreIntérprete: Alexis Le-Tan, Mimi
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Review: 3rd 12" extracted from the best-selling world music album of the year ''Dimanche à Bamako" offering the new remix from America-based AKON. Find Ashley Beedle's version on the flip.
… Read moreout of stock $8.33
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Review: 3rd 12" extracted from the best-selling world music album of the year ''Dimanche à Bamako", offering the new remix from America-based AKON. Find Ashley Beedle's version on the flip.
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Cat: 506042 1560298. Rel: 04 Mar 15
Techno
Review: On New Energy, an impressive cast of artists remix UK producer Daniel Avery's original material. Representing German house music is Roman Fluegel, whose dubby, expansive version of "All I Need" fuses jittery keys with blissed out vocal samples. Surprisingly, Volte Face from the BleeD club delivers a similar deep house take on "Platform Zero", its chiming keys unfolding over sweeping filters. There is also an unexpected remix from Token's O [Phase], whose version of "Naive Response" favours a blissful, percussive workout rather than his usual, abrasive sounds. Silent Servant's take on "Spring 27" is one of the few real techno remixes with an insistent, stabbing chord and a rumbling bass prevailing, while Factory Floor's version of "Drone Logic" is a mutant disco dub, laced with bubbling acid and detached vocals.
… Read moreout of stock $5.27
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Drone Logic (10th Anniversary Edition) (gatefold white vinyl 2xLP)
Cat: BEC 5613166. Rel: 07 Dec 23
Minimal House/Tech House
Review: It's hard to picture the festival-minded electronic music scene of the past ten years without Daniel Avery in it. Since his first single drop in 2012 he's been on a meteoric rise, swiftly delivering his debut album in 2013 and presenting himself as a fully realised artist with a clarity of vision and universal appeal. It's techno for the masses without a shred of compromise, and now you can track back to his landmark opening statement for a special Tenth Anniversary Edition. Pressed up in a gatefold sleeve on white vinyl, this is a welcome revisit to Drone Logic which many will be more than happy to do, given how rapidly Avery was taken into the hearts and minds of the UK party public.
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Review: Having given keen listeners a healthy preview in his Fabric live mix last year, the artist formerly known as Stopmakingme delivers his full-length album for Erol Alkan's Phantasy Sound. It's a limber brew that channels a strong dose of analogue trickery through smart and snappy beat constructions, all bubbling, aquatic synths and troubled delays propelled by unfussy drum patterns so that the melodies can do the talking. Primarily this is a dancefloor album, moving from peppy breakbeat driven numbers to gently bumping house, but always the playful, ineffably warm synth work sets the tone, from "Naive Response"s robotic charm to "Drone Logic"s soaring grind. It's an album brimming in confidence and nailed with precision, and it's packed full of incredibly usable floor rockers to boot.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends CD Albums
out of stock $12.60
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Cat: BEC 5161924. Rel: 04 Feb 16
Disco/Reediciones
Review: Given the success of last year's Cerrone remix project - the largely lauded Give Me Remixes - it's perhaps unsurprising to see Bob Sinclar's 2001 tribute to France's premier disco evangelist getting the reissue treatment. Cerrone By Bob Sinclar takes a wide view of the legendary producer's career, delivering an action-packed, 20-track mix featuring both well-known anthems ("Love In C Minor", "Supernature" etc) and lesser-known gems. While some of these have been given official remixes (see Liquid People's version of "Love Is The Answer"), the vast majority of tracks have simply been re-edited by Sinclar to fit his percussive, floor-friendly house agenda. The results are, for the most part, hugely entertaining, with the Yellow Music boss laying down a thrill-a-minute journey through Cerrone's vast back catalogue.
… Read moreout of stock $13.30
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Multi Faith Prayer Room (LP + insert in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: BEC 5611388. Rel: 01 Jun 23
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Now comes the fifth album by German electronic trio Brandt Brauer Frick, known for their electroacoustic collisions of house and techno with live-played instrumentation. Multi Faith Prayer Room is their most ambitious album to date, including collaborations with Mykki Blanco, Azekel, Marina Herlop, Kom_I, Sophie Hunger and Duane Harden. It flaunts a mastery over a certain modern, hybrid approach to making electronic music, combining drumming, bass, piano and vocals with drum machines and synths. A diverse, sprawling, border-melting, widescreen take on many dance genres out there.
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Review: Following a three-year hiatus, German trio Daniel Brandt, Jan Brauer and Paul Frick return with their fourth full-length. Unlike some of their earlier sets, which mined minimal techno for inspiration, Joy is a much more eccentric affair, variously drawing influence from krautrock, experimental electronica, lo-fi rock, moody synth-pop, and grisly, post-punk shapes. It's highly stylish, as you'd expect - their vocal delivery is somewhere between David Byrne and Bauhaus - with the looseness and energy of their compositions ensuring an attractive immediacy. It takes a few listens to soak it all up, but undoubtedly grows on your with each successive play.
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Review: Following a three-year hiatus, German trio Daniel Brandt, Jan Brauer and Paul Frick return with their fourth full-length. Unlike some of their earlier sets, which mined minimal techno for inspiration, Joy is a much more eccentric affair, variously drawing influence from krautrock, experimental electronica, lo-fi rock, moody synth-pop, and grisly, post-punk shapes. It's highly stylish, as you'd expect - their vocal delivery is somewhere between David Byrne and Bauhaus - with the looseness and energy of their compositions ensuring an attractive immediacy. It takes a few listens to soak it all up, but undoubtedly grows on your with each successive play.
… Read moreout of stock $26.07
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Review: 2010 looks like it's going to be a very big year for Parisian producer Thibault Berland aka Breakbot. As part of the Ed Banger family he's been producing a steady slew of quality remixes for Metronomy, Justice, Sebastian Tellier and Late Of The Pier, and now he's stepping up with excellent new material of his own.
In the vein of seriously smooth late 70's rockers like Hall and Oates and Michael McDonald, the title track has tons of charm courtesy of a vocal from Irframe. Add to that the modern production of Holy Ghost or Discovery-era Daft Punk and it's a pretty special disco-flavoured slice of sophisticated French pop.
Another man who's becoming hot property for 2010 is German producer Siriusmo, who turns in a remix that matches Breakbot's sense of retro fun and studio mastery. Far from Siriusmo's more Techno roots, this mix is almost a Psychedelic rock song, complete with cowbells and chiming 12-string guitars. It's weird and wonderful, and has more than a nod to Archie Bell and The Drells' seminal "Tighten Up".
… Read moreIn the vein of seriously smooth late 70's rockers like Hall and Oates and Michael McDonald, the title track has tons of charm courtesy of a vocal from Irframe. Add to that the modern production of Holy Ghost or Discovery-era Daft Punk and it's a pretty special disco-flavoured slice of sophisticated French pop.
Another man who's becoming hot property for 2010 is German producer Siriusmo, who turns in a remix that matches Breakbot's sense of retro fun and studio mastery. Far from Siriusmo's more Techno roots, this mix is almost a Psychedelic rock song, complete with cowbells and chiming 12-string guitars. It's weird and wonderful, and has more than a nod to Archie Bell and The Drells' seminal "Tighten Up".
out of stock $9.65
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Review: Breakbot's first full body of work as an official duo, Still Waters takes off where "Get Lost" left us last year... Silky, soft-focus and loaded with authentic disco charm and dynamics, it's clear Irfane's influence is either hugely respectful or he's been active in the act long before they made the announcement. Either way, who cares? The music is still like crushed velvet soul with occasional departures into touching soulful balladry ("In Return") and pure yacht-bound epicness ("Man Without Shadow") Stunning.
… Read moreout of stock $29.98
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Review: Ed Banger favourite and electro-synth-pop demi-god, Breakbot saw his "One Out Of Two" track remixed by a healthy squadron of electronic artist this year. First up it was Oliver, who painted a fascinating disco-not-disco portrait of the original. Sneak Dream went all ape shit on everyone, forming a solid and tenacious tech house groove with a thumping good kick! There's also the original of "Programe" included here, a summery pop track with subtle hints of electro; and finally, Get A Room plant a serious electro bomb, one that explodes and releases its ferocious synth on yo ass...!
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Review: More gossamer smooth disco electro soul from Ed Banger's biggest lothario, "You Should Know" is a steamy mid tempo number that's just as rich in emotion as it is groove. As with all Breakbot numbers, there's a wealth of remixes to complement its romantic tendencies... Busy P and Boston Bun get all jacking and loopy, Homework Le Bain throw down a classic NY piano house version, The Swiss gets all rainbow Italo and Le Family serve up a slippery synth bass groove over some classic US garage beats. An impeccable package here... You should know this!
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Review: By now, we're not sure how battered up this robot can get; French electro-balearic duo Breakbot are back with their first single of the year, hitting up regular collaborator Irfane for a four-track EP modeled around our own vices. Plodding downtempo and achy, breaky heart-strings are tugged as we take our daily dose of 'Remedy', while electric bossa nova and cinematic strings help us see 'The Light'. A subdued new EP spelling exciting things to come from the mainstays.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Disco
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Review: "Rainbow Man" is a 4am anthem dedicated to New York's hottest club, APT.
… Read moreIntérprete: Alex Benson - Base Logic
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Love In C Minor/Cerrone's Paradise/Supernature (I, II, III) (remastered) (limited numbered coloured vinyl 3xLP + 3xCD box)
Cat: BEMU 51619091. Rel: 22 Jan 15
Disco/Reediciones
Cerrone's Paradise
Review: contains:
- Love In C Minor
- Cerrone's Paradise
- Supernature
… Read more- Love In C Minor
- Cerrone's Paradise
- Supernature
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Review: Some 40 years after releasing his first material, Cerrone continues to deliver new music. As the title suggests, Afro sees the French disco legend paying tribute to African music, with the assistance of two rather special guests. Drummer Tony Allen makes his mark on the rather brilliant "2nd Chance", delivering the loose, swinging, booty-shaking rhythm that underpins Cerrone's trademark piano work, clipped funk guitars and grandiose orchestration. Makossa pioneer Manu Dibango assists on "Funk Makossa", which appears to be a killer new version of his 1972 classic "New Bell". Todd Edwards delivers a surprisingly reverential Afro-house revision of that track, while Mind Enterprises get all cosmic and dubbed-out on their deliciously spacey rendition of "2nd Chance".
… Read moreout of stock $19.81
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Review: 43 years ago French disco legend Cerrone mused on humanity's impact on the earth on "Supernature", his most celebrated record by some distance. He takes a similar approach on his 17th studio set, a collection of dramatic, synth-laden disco cuts that recalls the grandiose, rush-inducing approach of his finest dancefloor moments. There are nods towards fellow French pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre and - more surprisingly - Pink Floyd dotted around the album, as well as plenty of insatiable grooves, thought-provoking vocal samples, soaring strings and colourful synthesizer parts. Cerrone has largely steered clear of disco for decades, so "DNA" feels a little like a thrilling return to his roots.
… Read moreout of stock $9.05
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DNA (gatefold clear vinyl LP + CD in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: BEC 5650325. Rel: 07 Feb 20
Disco/Reediciones
Review: 43 years ago French disco legend Cerrone mused on humanity's impact on the earth on "Supernature", his most celebrated record by some distance. He takes a similar approach on his 17th studio set, a collection of dramatic, synth-laden disco cuts that recalls the grandiose, rush-inducing approach of his finest dancefloor moments. There are nods towards fellow French pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre and - more surprisingly - Pink Floyd dotted around the album, as well as plenty of insatiable grooves, thought-provoking vocal samples, soaring strings and colourful synthesizer parts. Cerrone has largely steered clear of disco for decades, so "DNA" feels a little like a thrilling return to his roots.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Disco
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Review: There's no doubt that dance music's continuing love affair with disco has provided Cerrone with a new lease of life. Here, the legendary French producer delivers his first original album since 2008. Whereas that set looked to synth-pop and Euro-dance for inspiration, Red Lips is full of tracks that look to classic disco, boogie and jazz-funk for inspiration. There's naturally much to enjoy, from the Jackson Five style celebration of "Illuminate Me", and radio-friendly Aloe Blacc hook-up "C'Est Bon" (think Daft Punk and Pharrell), to the rubbery '80s grooves of "Kiss It Better (featuring Yasmin) and thrillingly horn-heavy "Steal Your Love", which boasts superb vocals from Hot Chip chap Alexis Taylor.
… Read moreIntérprete: Tonbe
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Review: There's no doubt that dance music's continuing love affair with disco has provided Cerrone with a new lease of life. Here, the legendary French producer delivers his first original album since 2008. Whereas that set looked to synth-pop and Euro-dance for inspiration, Red Lips is full of tracks that look to classic disco, boogie and jazz-funk for inspiration. There's naturally much to enjoy, from the Jackson Five style celebration of "Illuminate Me", and radio-friendly Aloe Blacc hook-up "C'Est Bon" (think Daft Punk and Pharrell), to the rubbery '80s grooves of "Kiss It Better (featuring Yasmin)" and thrillingly horn-heavy "Steal Your Love", which boasts superb vocals from Hot Chip chap Alexis Taylor.
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DNA (B-STOCK) (gatefold clear vinyl LP + CD in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: BEC 5650325 (B-STOCK). Rel: 07 Feb 20
Disco/Reediciones
Review: ***B-STOCK: Creasing & minor split on outer sleeve but otherwise in excellent working condition***
43 years ago French disco legend Cerrone mused on humanity's impact on the earth on "Supernature", his most celebrated record by some distance. He takes a similar approach on his 17th studio set, a collection of dramatic, synth-laden disco cuts that recalls the grandiose, rush-inducing approach of his finest dancefloor moments. There are nods towards fellow French pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre and - more surprisingly - Pink Floyd dotted around the album, as well as plenty of insatiable grooves, thought-provoking vocal samples, soaring strings and colourful synthesizer parts. Cerrone has largely steered clear of disco for decades, so "DNA" feels a little like a thrilling return to his roots.
… Read more43 years ago French disco legend Cerrone mused on humanity's impact on the earth on "Supernature", his most celebrated record by some distance. He takes a similar approach on his 17th studio set, a collection of dramatic, synth-laden disco cuts that recalls the grandiose, rush-inducing approach of his finest dancefloor moments. There are nods towards fellow French pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre and - more surprisingly - Pink Floyd dotted around the album, as well as plenty of insatiable grooves, thought-provoking vocal samples, soaring strings and colourful synthesizer parts. Cerrone has largely steered clear of disco for decades, so "DNA" feels a little like a thrilling return to his roots.
out of stock $16.67
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Review: 50 years have now passed since Marc Cerrone made his recording bow as part of Kongas, so to celebrate the percussionist-turned-disco pioneer has revisited some of the greatest tracks in his collection, not only recording new versions, but also handing over the parts to some similarly minded remixers. There's some modern production trickery and effects, as well as freshly recorded replacement vocals, but the key ingredients of his sound - the grandiose orchestral arrangements, driving kick-drums and sweaty percussion workouts - remain in-tact. The plentiful highlights include the glossy and uplifting 'Got To Have Lovin', the Reflex's wonderfully low-slung interpretation of 'Look For Love', Dimitri From Paris's fizzing take on 'Love in C Minor' and a sterling new version of Cerrone's most famous hit of all, 'Supernature'.
… Read moreIntérprete: THE REFLEX
out of stock $10.17
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Cerrone By Cerrone (limited blue vinyl 2xLP + insert)
Cat: BEC 5610893. Rel: 27 Oct 22
Disco/Reediciones
Review: All hail the mighty Cerrone, one of the most important figures in the development of a European disco sound distinct from what was happening in the US. His run of LPs in the late 70s introduced a new, synth-driven sound which spawned some monumental hits, the biggest of which undoubtedly being 'Supernature'. Now the veteran disco machine is celebrating 50 years of active service in music by revisiting his former glories with new versions of much-loved favourites. Alongside these productions, Cerrone has also invited some more contemporary players to produce remixes, including Dimitri From Paris and The Reflex.
… Read more in stock $28.14
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CERRONE / VARIOUS
The Best Of Cerrone Productions (limited deluxe mixed 2xCD)
Cat: BEC 5161911. Rel: 22 Jan 15
Disco/Reediciones
Review: During the 1970s and early 1980s, Marc Cerrone almost single-handedly flew the flag for French disco worldwide, becoming one of the sound's biggest stars thanks to a string of breathy, high energy, string-drenched hits. Given the impact of his productions - both for his eponymous band and the likes of Don Ray, Revelation and Kongas - this two-disc retrospective is well overdue. While it's a little disappointing that many of the tracks are presented in edited form (he truly was king of the extended version), there's no denying of the quality of the material on offer. All the big hits are present ("Supernature", "Love In C Minor" etc), alongside a string of lesser-known gems that will new to all but the most dedicated fans.
… Read moreIntérprete: Sleazy McQueen
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Review: Written, composed and produced by Manu Chao himself, "La Radiolina" was mixed by Mario Caldato (Beastie Boys, Jack Johnson).
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La Vita Nuova: Sequences 2 & 3 (Record Store Day 2020) (gatefold double 7")
Cat: BEC 5650756RSD. Rel: 23 Sep 20
Pop
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Thought provoking, heart aching French pop star Christine and the Queens serves up two brand new tunes' and brand new piano and vocal versions for a special, double 7" Record Store Day release. The latter two versions were recorded specially for the occasion in the famous Studios Saint Germain and have never been released before - they are emotive affair that will proved plenty of new joys for fans. In original form, 'Je Disparais Dans Tes Bras' is the sort of clean and crisp but catchy pop that has made this artist such a phenomenon.
… Read moreThought provoking, heart aching French pop star Christine and the Queens serves up two brand new tunes' and brand new piano and vocal versions for a special, double 7" Record Store Day release. The latter two versions were recorded specially for the occasion in the famous Studios Saint Germain and have never been released before - they are emotive affair that will proved plenty of new joys for fans. In original form, 'Je Disparais Dans Tes Bras' is the sort of clean and crisp but catchy pop that has made this artist such a phenomenon.
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Cat: BEC 5610598. Rel: 10 Nov 22
Pop
Review: Proudly pansexual pop artist Heloise Letissier has made some terrific music over the last decade, with each new album release being greeted by rave reviews. 'Redcar Les Adorables Etoiles', Letissier's third full-length, offers a subtle evolution of the Christine and the Queens sound. Whereas previous album 'Chris' (2018) blurred the boundaries between FM synth-heavy AOR synth-pop, R&B and the kaleidoscopic synth-funk of occasional guest collaborator Dam-Funk, 'Redcar Les Adorables Etoiles' explores the more atmospheric and stylized side of 1980s electronic pop, adding a few typically theatrical twists along the way. For proof, check out the grandiose chords, slow-motion chords and towering choruses of 'Le Chanson de Chevalier', the bubbly post Junior Boys aural melancholia of 'Rien Dire' and the throbbing, Euro-disco influenced mid-80s synth-pop of 'Je Te Vois Enfin'.
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Review: One of the joys of Christine and the Queens' impossible-to-pigeonhole output has always been guessing what the gender-fluid artist will conjure up next. Even the Frenchman's most obsessive fans, though, will have predicted Paranoia, Angels, True Love, a triple-CD-length affair loosely based on Tony Kushner's legendary work Angels in America, a two-part experimental play about gay men in New York experiencing hallucinatory discussions with angels amidst the AIDS epidemic. It's not a wholly unsurprising turn, but still an unlikely project - and unlikely projects have always been the artist's bread and butter. Musically, it's a strong set that expands on the artist's now familiar blends of pop, r&b and electronica, and also contains some eye-catching collaborations and guest appearances - not least from the Queen of Pop herself, Madonna.
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Review: Originally released in 1980, Because Music presents the first reissue of Pascal Comelade's Paralelo LP. Originally released on his Parasite imprint, the album has now been expanded to a double LP including previously unreleased tracks. The French-Catalan electronic musician composed the LP on an EMS/AKS synth and is most representative of his output from between 1974 - 1981. His mechanical form of composition utilises arpeggio: repetitive music and the concept of sequences/continuous sound laced with evocative melodies. Also taking cues from the minimal facets of French prog/space rock band Heldon's electronic fortitude. Vocals come courtesy of English composer Gavin Bryars on a few of the tracks on the album. "15 Minutes de Sonoto-Luddisme" is one of the bonus tracks featuring a collaborative engagement with David Cunningham of the Flying Lizards and This Heat. Also features the original black and white sleeve, with its painting by Don Jacques Ciccolini.
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Cat: BEC 5610722. Rel: 12 Jan 23
Modern Classical
Review: Pascal Comelade's Le Non-Sens Du Rythmefinds the French artists play almost all of the many instruments it features. He has been active since the 1970s, crafting ever evolving and ways moving rhythms from a mix of toy instruments, French chanson, folklore and underground sounds. The sometime painter has worked with the likes of PJ Harvey, Robert Wyatt and The Liminanas ever since goring up as a child of the frenzied rock sounds of there 60s. Here he fuses the Rickenbaker e.bass, Indian harmonium, keyboards and a tin can into something utterly unique and strangely compelling.
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Review: Pascal Comelade, Lionel LimiNana and Marie LimiNana come together for a new album, Boom Boom, which follows Traite de Guitarres, their first work as a trio released in 2015. This new recording is built on motifs performed in common: iffs, repetition and melodic conjurations. Comelade's keyboards are complemented by equally hypnotic guitar riffs and augmented by precious solos from Xarim Areste, Lalo Lopez and Ivan Telefunken, making for an arresting instrumental, cinematic French rock album for those seeking its essence.
… Read moreout of stock $24.50
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Caramel (B-STOCK) (LP + MP3 download code)
Cat: BEC 5161658 (B-STOCK). Rel: 31 Oct 13
Indie/Alternative
Review: ***B-STOCK: Box damaged, product unused & in perfect condition***
- Creasing to top right corner of sleeve
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Notes: "Daft Punk's Electroma" is the eagerly anticipated directorial feature film debut from Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo and Thomas Bangalter, better known together as Daft Punk. A psychedelic visual and musical odyssey, "Electroma" follows the journey of two robots on their quest to become human. Featuring a stunning soundtrack with music from Todd Rundgren, Brian Eno, Curtis Mayfair, Sebastien Tellier and Chopin, Electroma plays out beautifully "like music for the eyes". Daft Punk fans everywhere have been waiting to see what would happen if these legendary French electro-dance pioneers were let loose with a camera and this hypnotic road movie cum sci-fi tale doesn't disappoint. Rumour has it that if you play Daft Punk's last album "Human After All", alongside "Electroma", the two sync-up perfectly. With the imminent DVD release, fans won't have to wait much longer before testing the theory for themselves!
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Review: Few people are aware that Daft Punk's fame can at least, in part, be chalked up to the wealth of opportunity inherited by one half of the electronic music pair, Thomas Bangalter, by virtue of his dad being the late great Daniel Vangarde. It's no wonder Vangarde came to be known as 'the secret father' of French disco. A titan of the genre's cosmic and funky strands in France, Vangarde's numerous instrumental recordings saw him eventually rub shoulders with many other great contemporaries such as Petula Clark, Sheila and Joe Dassin. Zagora Records was his home turf; a short-lived record label that housed his only ever album in 1975. This compilation by Because Music hears a depths-plunging of the Zagora Records vaults, unearthing a slew of never-heard-before recordings to the public, and shedding light on his various production credits and monikers.
… Read moreIntérprete: THE REFLEX
out of stock $28.33
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Review: Famous in France and beyond with his projects: remixing various electronic acts and composing soundtracks for international films. He has worked with/for MC Solaar, Daft Punk, Tekilatex, Cassius, Versatile, Super Discount, Asian Dub Foundation, Futura2000, Sakamoto and even Carole King. Signed to Ed Banger's he released his first album in 2002 and here is the follow up including the single featuring Chromeo (with remixes by Kenny Dope and Masters At Work).
… Read moreout of stock $17.72
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Review: DJ Mehdi is back with a second single from his album "Lucky Boy". "Lucky Girl", on Because music, features Fafi on the mic.
… Read moreout of stock $9.65
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Review: DJ Mehdi is back! Cult French hip-hop producer with no boundaries (something like a French equivalent of DJ Premier or Pharrell Williams), Mehdi will release his second solo album "Lucky Boy" before the summer. In the meantime, please enjoy his comeback single "I Am Somebody", a hybrid electro-hip-pop affair with the voice of fellow Canadian gangsta-poppers Chromeo. Let's not forget Kenny Dope's return either. In slammin form he dons 2 incredible ruff remixes reminiscent of the golden Dopewax era, which will certainly set any dancefloor on fire, hip-house stylee!
… Read moreout of stock $8.33
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Waveforms (limited 12" + free MP3 download code + sticker)
Cat: BEC 5772938. Rel: 08 Sep 11
Disco/Reediciones
Review: East London troupe Django Django return with a shiny new single in the shape of "Waveforms" via the Because Music imprint, which comes replete in shiny new artwork (if you have five minutes to spare we urge you to check out the band's new website which has an interactive smiley face icon which is quite hypnotic). "Waveforms" itself is also quite hypnotic, steadily unfurling into the kind of tribal grooves the band has become renowned for, whilst indulging in some multiple harmony tactics. Wild Geese, a collective with fingers in many an industry pie, turn in a remix every bit as lysergic and potent as their famed revision of Friendly Fires, though on much more of a proto warehouse rave stabathon tip. Check the flip for a percussion heavy take on the track by the double D's themselves in the shape of "Drumforms".
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Review: Always a band operating entirely on their own peculiar wavelength, Django Django have shown no signs of compromise on this follow-up to their successful debut, and true to form have managed to crowbar rich experimentation, naggingly catchy melody and mischievous spirit into a poppy and perplexing gem of an album. Their methods may be mysterious, yet Born Under Saturn never sounds overly mannered or studied in its art, with these art-pop ditties perhaps making for some of the most joyful collisions of the cerebral and the immediate in four-minute packages since the glory days of Talking Heads. 'Sophomore slump' be damned.
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Review: Always a band operating entirely on their own peculiar wavelength, Django Django have shown no signs of compromise on this follow-up to their successful debut, and true to form have managed to crowbar rich experimentation, naggingly catchy melody and mischievous spirit into a poppy and perplexing gem of an album. Their methods may be mysterious, yet 'Born Under Saturn' never sounds overly mannered or studied in its art, with these art-pop ditties making for some of the most joyful collisions of the cerebral and the immediate in four-minute packages since the glory days of Talking Heads. 'Sophomore slump' be damned.
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Review: Sweet psychedelic pop vibes abound as Django Django unleash another fine ditty from their eponymous album. Quite whether they've just misspelt a comet name, or they just love dancing in hard, icy rain we don't know... But we love all versions on this release. The very much in-demand Daniel Avery gets all slo-mo acid on our jackseys while Jealov takes us into some very strange, warped electronica pastures with a Radioheadalicious rub. The band themselves get involved with their own cheeky, not to mention stomping, alternative "Bail Hop" while Bullion completes the package with his own beautiful take that will please all cosmic fans.
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Marble Skies (limited pink & blue vinyl LP + CD + poster with obi-strip)
Cat: BEC 5543250. Rel: 26 Jan 18
Indie/Alternative
Review: Running through their third record, there's a feeling that Django Django have wildly eclectic tastes, and with infectious and nervous excitement want to create music that patches it all together, dodging pigeonholes and subverting their listener's expectations in the process. Stark changes in direction happen from track to track, and often within the songs themselves: take for example the tone set with powerhouse synth-pop opener 'Marble Skies', which is immediately turned on its head with second track 'Surface To Air', a brash and addictive dancehall jam, by the fourth track 'Tic Tac Toe' they're fully immersed in euphoric indie-psych. These changes in gear happen throughout the album, and it's to the band's credit that the individual songs and the album as a whole, bind together so well. This risk-taking is what makes Marble Skies a highly accomplished and ambitious album, but perhaps more importantly, their most fun album so far.
… Read moreIntérprete: Napsugar
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Review: Running through their third record, there's a feeling that Django Django have wildly eclectic tastes, and with infectious and nervous excitement want to create music that patches it all together, dodging pigeonholes and subverting their listener's expectations in the process. Stark changes in direction happen from track to track, and often within the songs themselves: take for example the tone set with powerhouse synth-pop opener 'Marble Skies', which is immediately turned on its head with second track 'Surface To Air', a brash and addictive dancehall jam, by the fourth track 'Tic Tac Toe' they're fully immersed in euphoric indie-psych. These changes in gear happen throughout the album, and it's to the band's credit that the individual songs and the album as a whole, bind together so well. This risk-taking is what makes Marble Skies a highly accomplished and ambitious album, but perhaps more importantly, their most fun album so far.
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Glowing In The Dark (LP + poster in spot-varnished sleeve)
Cat: BEC 5650962. Rel: 12 Feb 21
Indie/Alternative
Review: There are times when you really just have to thank the musical gods for giving you an opportunity to escape from the mundanity of it all. That has been happening on average every three years since Django Django exploded onto a very different-looking music scene back in 2012.
None of us have looked back since, with the two records betwixt this and the self-titled debut serving to lure us deeper into this surreal, arty, muscular, danceable and altogether fun-but-proper musical world. Glowing In The Dark is certainly another trip to add to the adventure, and perhaps fittingly has its genesis in a warped painting rediscovered in drummer and producer Dave MacLean's parents' attic. Aurally, that translates into what might be their broadest and bravest yet - from video game scores to psychedelic pop, acoustic dreams through sweaty, reverb-heavy headline bombs.
… Read moreNone of us have looked back since, with the two records betwixt this and the self-titled debut serving to lure us deeper into this surreal, arty, muscular, danceable and altogether fun-but-proper musical world. Glowing In The Dark is certainly another trip to add to the adventure, and perhaps fittingly has its genesis in a warped painting rediscovered in drummer and producer Dave MacLean's parents' attic. Aurally, that translates into what might be their broadest and bravest yet - from video game scores to psychedelic pop, acoustic dreams through sweaty, reverb-heavy headline bombs.
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Review: Running through their third record, there's a feeling that Django Django have wildly eclectic tastes, and with infectious and nervous excitement want to create music that patches it all together, dodging pigeonholes and subverting their listener's expectations in the process. Stark changes in direction happen from track to track, and often within the songs themselves: take for example the tone set with powerhouse synth-pop opener 'Marble Skies', which is immediately turned on its head with second track 'Surface To Air', a brash and addictive dancehall jam, by the fourth track 'Tic Tac Toe' they're fully immersed in euphoric indie-psych. These changes in gear happen throughout the album, and it's to the band's credit that the individual songs and the album as a whole, bind together so well. This risk-taking is what makes Marble Skies a highly accomplished and ambitious album, but perhaps more importantly, their most fun album so far.
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Review: The treasures you are about to dance to were selected with passion by Uncle O and DJ Solo (The REANIMATORS) to celebrate the third anniversary of their Toxic Nights they have been hosting since 2002 in Paris. The nights specialized in mixing up genres and people. Bottle-fed on hip hop culture, but with an interest in any other singular universe, Uncle O and DJ Solo have filled their flight bags with a unique mixture of funk (white and black), electro, rap and even new wave rock, ready to mount an onslaught on those sleepy Parisian nights. True to this spirit of openness, Toxic, the album, today contains elements of every style, era and country. The outline of an Internationale of rhythm is taking shape, taking in everything from the Spanish new wave of the late 70s (Esplandor Geometrico) to iconoclastic hip hop (Mike Ladd) to the eccentric electro (Dabrye) of today, not to mention a good number of mutant rarities (ESG II, Royal Family and the Poor, Maurice Starr). A desire to mark a break and discover things new which has prevailed from the early days of the Toxic Nights has seen them launch the careers of many artists such as Justice and Revlen. This compilation is a flavour of the Toxic sound, but this is just 80 minutes of music here, imagine an endless six hours set of a crazy "hardcorepunkfunkelectrohiphopnuwavesoul" jam. This is TOXIC, but you ain't heard nothing yet ! Welcome freaks, mutants, robots...
… Read moreIntérprete: Uncle O (Toxic Paris)
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Review: A key player in the Ed Banger movement, Mr Oizo collaborator and, arguably, the man who made Uffie really shine... Feadz needs no introduction. And this debut album has been on the cards for well over a decade. Naturally it's worth the wait: from the tongue-in-cheeky autotune R&B sleaze and the rifle-like electro-trap-funk of "Paper Cut" to the ghetto-minded booty-buster "Eastside" and silky-smooth disco-breaks beauty of "It's Enough", it's Feadz at his most extensive, accomplished and exciting. Future-looking while entrenched in electronic music's roots, Instant Alpha will cause instant appeal.
… Read moreIntérprete: Juno Recommends Bass, Feadz
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