Ahead of their album release in mid-March, Dadahack are slowly leaking out featured tracks and promo-exclusive remixes. The first package, which you featured, was the well-received 'Hellos EP'. Now they're sharing this brand new remix of album track, 'Fuzzy Dunlop' by Stockholm mystery man, Body In The Thames.
Dadahack are the UK and Sweden based electronic music group comprising of Pete Davis and James Banbury. Find out more and interact with Dadahack.
The Infesticons - Kick Anthem by Ninja Tune Mike Ladd returns with the third and final part of his epic Infesticons trilogy, a clarion call against obscurity, indifference and apathy. Some fights are worth fighting and even battles that are lost are worth remembering. In this spirit, for “Bedford Park” Ladd has put together a series of “Anthems” and the first fanfare is sounded by “Kick Anthem”.
Combining Bollywood polyrhythms with punk attitude, Ladd and his band rip through “Kick..." with the kind of abandon and energy which can’t be faked. Saul Williams takes on backing vox duties, having turned up at the studio while Mike was recording. Ladd’s lyrics, meanwhile, subvert the standard rock themes of love and betrayal, ending with him getting ready to smother his ex-lover in his favourite body oils: “Nubian Hawkwind, Egyptian Pinky Ring, Lumumba AK, Angolan Whisper, Portugese Scum, Spanish Dead Men” and so on, the most innocent listings packed with subtext.
One of the true rebel geniuses of Black music, Mike Ladd operates at the intersection of hip hop, punk, funk and spoken word, in the process making some of the most vital and intelligent music of his times. Alongside his Infesticons trilogy for Big Dada he has recorded a succession of solo albums for, amongst others, Mercury, !K7 and legendary hardcore label ROIR. His work with jazz pianist Vijay Iyer has been widely acclaimed, touring major jazz festivals and being released on classic imprint Savoy. He likes playing with toy soldiers.
Well, nothing except that we all took a trip to the other side of the pond and all ended up in this little wrap-up video of my trip to Cannes, France! Featured in the video also is the Supervice remix to "I Wanna Know Your Name" feat. Oh! (coming soon!!!). Shouts to the Royal with cheese!!! - Famous
Growing, the experimental Brooklyn-based trio comprised of Joe DeNardo, Kevin Doria, and recently added member Sadie Laska (IUD), have debuted the first installment in a series of six video vignettes previewing select tracks from their forthcoming full-length PUMPS. Premiering yesterday at The Fader, the videos for "Hormone" and "Drone Burger" visualize the songs intensively processed over seven months during 2008 at Brooklyn's Ocropolis Studio. Both Joe DeNardo and Kevin Doria created 3 videos each, filled with footage recalling a halcyon period of sci-fi cinema in each track. For this bi-weekly pair of videos, DeNardo's "Drone Burger" touches on concepts of humanity encountering life in space ("Do they listen to Growing when they're cruising around other planets?"), while Kevin Doria's effort sends the endless sonic layers of "Hormone" over what he appropriately describes as "a model rocket incident, Hong Kong from the sky, and a lap around Paris on acid."
Stay tuned for further installments of video vignettes from PUMPS to be issued leading up to the release of the album on April 6th. Culminating with the debut of their full-length video for "Mind Eraser", all six vignettes will be included and available exclusively with the pre-order release at VICERecords.com.
Legendary west coast rappers Cypress Hill have unveiled a preview clip of their upcoming music video for "It Ain't Nothin." The short clip that launched today features the members of the iconic group returning to the hip-hop game to bring real rap music to the forefront.
In December, Paper Garden’s PR branch brought you its first taste of Copenhangen music in the form of Alcoholic Faith Mission. Now working in the same vain, we bring you 33Hz – a band who seems to share the same love for the musical wonderland that is Denmark.
Having just released their remix of Copenhagen band The Asteroids Galaxy Tour’s “The Sun Ain’t Shining No More” track on RCRD LBL, this is a perfect lead-in track for what 33Hz has up their sleeves in the coming months!
In prepartion for their new single, “See The Light/Under The Sun”, coming this April on Mental Groove records featuring remixes by Prins Thomas, FM Belfast, KS & Le Jad, New York's Bim Marx and the premiere remix of the Paris minimal/Dutch house DJ duo, The Salty Bit, 33Hz decision to release this remix has proven its worth as a one-off dance party for the winter soul, leading in to their full-length album coming out this summer.
The video is cut to 'Love Hits The Fan', the next single release to be taken from Phonat’s debut album, 'Phonat'. Like the video for 'Set Me Free' it was directed and produced by Rocco Pezzella, Andrea Staiano, Francesco Castellani for the "Savants Collective".
'Love Hits The Fan' will be released within 10-weeks with a clutch of remixes including cuts from Bestrack and Sharooz, plus a brand-new club version from the man himself and 'Love Hits The Fan' Part 2! ~ :Shouts 2 - Nathan* BUY ON iTUNES HOT!
Peasant having already secured featured placements with many of the top outlets including CMJ, AOL/Spinner, Filter, Urban Outfitters’ blog, Exclaim Magazine, Magnet Magazine, NPR, RCRD LBL, iLke, Facebook and more, Shady Retreat is sure to be an impressive launch to Peasant’s new career. With North American and European tours soon to be announced,
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Ahead of their album release in mid-March, Dadahack are slowly leaking out featured tracks and promo-exclusive remixes. The first package, which you featured, was the well-received 'Hellos EP'. Now they're sharing this brand new remix of album track, 'Fuzzy Dunlop' by Stockholm mystery man, Body In The Thames.
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