The Bloody Beetroots versus Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, The International Noise Conspiracy, etc) – what sounds like an epic collaboration at first sadly turns out to be a cheesy Digitalism clone with hardcore punk vocals. This is the new shit? Hopefully not.
Not even the pathetic video really makes up for four minutes and two seconds of music that would’ve been cool two years ago. At best, this song will be added to my personal list of tracks that have sounds in it that resemble certain notification sounds – as in that particular case, the sound of a BlackBerry receiving a new text.
About two weeks after the release of Kissy Sell Out’s latest EP Turn It On (featuring MC Cobra), it’s finally time for the accompanying video: 3 minutes 35 seconds of awesomeness on roller blades, featuring Kissy and Cobra causing havoc in their natural habitat by rocking out in various shops and other public locations in London.
Thanks to San City High, Kissy’s very own label, here’s an exclusive sneak preview of the video in its full 720p glory - two days ahead of its official release on October 21. Enough talk, just hit play and let the video speak for itself (and put a big smile on your face). Remember where you saw it first!
By the way, I’m currently working on an interview with Kissy himself – if there’s anything you’ve ever wanted to know about him, just send me an email or drop a comment here!
In the primitive Youtube landscape of crappy low-bitrate electro videos consisting of either weird abstract computer graphics or still images of hot chicks wearing nothing but DJ headphones inserted in a pathetic attempt to create an actual video, high quality content easily stands out – just like the new music video for Autoerotique’s killer tune Turn Up The Volume (which is one of my favorite DJ weapons at the moment, by the way):
In order to celebrate today’s EP release, Austrian band of the yearA.G.Trio and Disco Demons have teamed up for an exlusive blog premiere of both the official video accompanying the release and Beef Theatre‘s banging take on the new disco pop anthem.
The release comes as a double A-side EP: Planet Disco, an amazing vocal-heavy electro-pop-house tune with earworm potential and Crusade, the band’s long-time live crowd pleaser now finally getting an official release. On the remix front we’ve got Austro-Germans Beef Theatre (whom I had the honour of featuring last week) heavily roughening up the cheerfulness and Proper Nightlife label boss Just Banks throwing in some funky breaks. Here’s a Disco Demons exlusive free 320kbps download of Beef Theatre’s remix – if you feel like more disco awesomeness, go get the full release on Beatport, Juno or iTunes!
Alongside the release comes a great music video by Las Gafas, telling a fabulous fairy tale of hot skates and frosty ice princesses. Here’s the official blog premiere of the video – remember where you saw it first!
Don’t panic, the following piece of music is about 40bpm faster than what you might’ve expected to find here. Still undecided about which one to love more, both the track and the video have completely turned my day from average into terrific (even after the tenth consecutive listen), conjuring a permanent smile up on my face (not joking here). Kudos to the UK’s very own DJ Fresh for delighting the world with a catchy summer tune to hum along with.
I haven’t yet made up my mind whether the music video is too trashy or not (especially the intro is terribly cheesy, but it gets quite artistic towards the end), but I sure like the new Faithless release with my eyes closed: Not Going Home is an intoxicated night owl’s lucid dream about the kind of extraordinary girls that seem to surface in every club at 5am, keeping you from going home, sweeping away in floods of alcohol. “Its not over. Im not going home til I can take you with me.”
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