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Bunker 008 video is here http://www.youtube.com/user/unitmoebius
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Cracking album from Gerhard Potuznik. Sounds like a collection of lost New Order tracks, though the vocals veer into Ian Curtis territory sometimes too.
They didn't have much luck with the pressing of this album; in addition to the missing track on... See full review |
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Don't you just love Gigolo Records? How any label can put one side of a record an absolutely blinding classic electro-pop tune and on the other a remix that dredges the very depths of 'electrocla$h'. The 'Play Paul Mix' embodies everything that has...
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If you are expecting the Octagon Man remix to be in any way like his usual stuff, you will be disappointed. Not sure why J. Saul Kane decided to use the Octagon Man credit as the 'Siphoned' remix is more like a stripped down edit as opposed the...
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From press sheet: "Vinyl Solution present 127 BPM of blood. A story of pain, terror... and pleasure. Suspense drama hardcore action. More mental than mental.
There is no escape. A web of sound injecting spastic dischord. First it controls your mind,... See full review |
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The bass on the title track is pretty much ripped from 'Cutslo (Lokuste Remix)' by Ed Rush , Optical & Fierce.
I would have let it off if not for the cheesy MCing before it kicks in. Not one of Mr. Icey's finest moments, you're better checking the flipside. See full review |
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"In 1974 a crack musical duo were sent to a home for a conviction they never had. These men promptly escaped to the cornish underground where they survived as singers of fortune. If you need a group and no one else can help maybe you should call...
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This release was also available as a white label 12" that Wax Trax! pressed but never officially released. There are four different cover variations of this release, with each containing the same songs. The first version, extra copies of which were...
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Having grown up with the bacofoil clad marathon runner on such luminary TV shows as 'Jim'll Fix It' & 'Top of the Pops' words cannot describe how funny this record is. As well as including the original mix of 'Nightmare' that is far superior to the...
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Excellent compilation that is sadly much overlooked nowadays, probably due to the fact that most people have forgotten that WARP used to make music you could actually dance to.
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The remixes in my opinion blow the original out of the water by a mile, (but then again once you've heard one filtered french house track you've pretty much heard them all). The Vitalic mix is in true 'Poney' stylee but the real surprise is the Money...
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Calling All Boys is a cover of an old NRG track of the same name by The Flirts, produced no-doubt by Bobby Orlando as they all tended to be.
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Originally an italo disco anthem released back in the day by Dharma. Sounds like the song that every recent Kylie Minogue release wishes it was.
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First full-length album on Breakin', produced by Adrian D. Rataj alias Mandroid. Wicked mixture of deep electro, funky old-school and electronic beats with vocoders everywhere and beautiful melodies and strings. Single vinyl but cut loud enough to...
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Breakin's only hardcore breakbeat release!
Two dark, fast and scary hardcore tracks from Malefic, with electro remixes on the other side. |
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Were these ever actually placed in any shops? I had a copy myself. I was handed it by Jim and Andy outside an event in Manchester cathedral a few years back. (The one with the notorious Gescom Minidisc performance). What 'Shoplift' actually was, was a...
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Note that on the Mike Paradinas' 'Gary Moscheles' album the track 'Goodbye Jazz People' he credits Jake Slazenger and Bradley Strider. I can only assume then that they are both recording names for Mike Paradinas.
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If anyone was wondering where the sample 'We gotta stand up, and fight back now...' was from, it's from the abysmal 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers' remake and was said by Forrest Whittaker, albeit pitched down a bit.
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