What we do best

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If Dance Club become known for one thing, I do hope that thing is slamming remixes of 90s rap. Mom & Dad bring the goods.

Mase feat. Puff Daddy - Feels So Good (Mom & Dad Remix)

Dance Club Meets... Simian Mobile Disco

Last week Dance Club were lucky enough to grab a twenty minute interview with James and Jas from Simian Mobile Disco to chat about their forthcoming FabricLive41 mix, the future of dance music, and the world of music blogging.

Note: to avoid confusion, the nonsense that Dance Club spew is always in italics.

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James John: Are the pressures different with a Fabric Mix?

James: Yeah I think so, we wanted to make something that lasted, we tried to get stuff in from the live set, then we expanded on it to try and get a few things from the rest of our collection, the weirder stuff, to try and get that in in a way that didn’t fuck up the mix. I think we’re just playing different tunes at the minute, we’re listening to sort of, psychedelic, deeper stuff and I suppose that’s where we’re heading with our own music.

James John: Are you making a lot of your own music at the moment then?

James: Yeah we’re just starting actually, time in the studio is precious for us what with us both producing lots, and we’ve been on tour quite a lot with the live show, so we’ve just turned down all remixes for the last 6 months and we’re starting in the studio on new stuff. It’s really good, it’s the bit we enjoy the most, we’ve just done a track with Gruff Rhyss from Super Furry Animals and one with Jamie Lidell, it’s all ticking along pretty well…

*Enter Jas

Jas: So are we all called James here? This is uncomfortable.
Lil’ Bro Peep: We’ve all got variations on the name it’s fine.
Jas: It’s still pretty uncomfortable… Shall we do four Jameses enter and one leave? Where were we?
James John: We were just talking about you and…
James: …what a twat you are.

*Interview continues…

Lil’ Bro Peep: Do you guys see yourself more as a live act now, or as DJs and producers?

James: I’d say primarily as producers, I think the live thing has taken us by surprise, we were almost doing it as a necessity you know, having put out an album we kind of felt the responsibility to do a live set, but actually we really enjoyed it and its gone down really well, it's expanding and evolving and growing into its own thing. So, we’re definitely gonna keep doing that. And DJing is just...
Jas: Fun.
James: Yeah! Especially when you’re making a record it's perfect, being a DJ and being able to play it out and test it out you immediately know if it works or if it doesn’t. Most people vote with their feet.
Jas: Yeah and if you slip a new tune into a live set then people know cos you’re playing all your own stuff, whereas in a DJ set you can creep it in, even just a little section of it, no-one’s gonna know…
Lil’ Bro Peep: …and if it goes wrong just you can just pretend it wasn’t yours.
Jas: Yeah ‘what was that shit?!’
James: ‘Never playing that again’…
James John: I remember the first time I saw you guys play Fabric, it was obvious how much of a good time you were having cos you were leaning completely over the crowd going ‘yeaaah!’ and I was like ‘yeah they’re actually having a good time!’
Jas: We really were!

James John: You make most of your stuff with actual equipment, but when you’re on tour how do you write?

James: Quite a few things are started on a laptop, but it’ll be chords and stuff, maybe with soft synths, but really we find we can’t finish a tune in there and so we’ll take it out and then maybe use the midi from it and send that into real gear and play around with it. It's good for a sketchbook I think. We get too much excitement out of the random factor of real equipment cos you get that extra little bit of something…
Lil’ Bro Peep: all the little mistakes?
James: Yeah, it gives it a little bit of an edge.

Lil’ Bro Peep: Do you or did you ever feel part of the indie scene coming from Simian?

James: I don’t think we’ve ever felt part of any scene really.
Jas: It’s lonely…
James: Ha! With Simian we were pretty much swimming against the tide for the whole time we were in the band, and I suppose between us, Justice and the rest you could call that a scene but I don’t know. We didn’t feel part of a scene whilst we were making the tunes, it's kind of in hindsight that all that happens. And what with the whole horrible nu-rave thing, just stay out of it…

James John: Do you feel those people that you associated with, like Justice, do you think that was a help or a hindrance?

James: The thing is we didn’t actively associate with them, we didn’t go out and associate with them.
James John: You were booked together I mean.
James: Ha, yeah but that’s not us doing it!
Jas: I do think it was a help. We’ve been getting live influence into dance music and vice versa, and it’s been going on for ages, but it’s only when someone gives it a name that more people start listening. That in itself is part of the danger. As soon as it gets a name, things start to congeal and things get a set and become homogenous.
James: Yeah it’s like, nobody needs to hear another band trying to rip off Justice, there’s so much of it around and it’s just boring. Don’t get us wrong, Justice are great we’ve got a lot of respect for them, they’re friends, we really like their music, but there’s a whole plethora of stuff that’s followed that that is very inward-looking music. Part of the interesting stuff when people started it was everyone coming in from different angles and finding a similar area. That has to continue to happen or it’ll just stagnate and die.
Jas: It’s bizarrely ironic because the Justice record is so, almost, anti-Dance music, both of them [Justice] wanted to make something non-dance. It’s the same with us even though we’re into old proto-acid we really didn’t want to make something that sounded like anything else in particular. And then you get these people sending you stuff on their myspace and it just sounds like a bad impersonation of someone else’s record, and you just think; that’s not what it was about. OK so there are a few things that landed in a very similar area, but they’re all coming at things from different areas and all going in different directions. I imagine the next Justice record will sound nothing like their current one, and certainly ours will sound totally nothing like our last one. I really feel that there’s a danger that this scene that has brought attention to all these bands and has certainly been beneficial for us will drown because it becomes so focused, inward-looking and ultimately boring.

Lil’ Bro Peep: So what are you guys planning then, what can we expect from SMD?

James: We never really plan! Even with the first one we never knew what we were gonna do, we just make music that we like and ideally it’ll sit in the middle of a few different things and we won’t quite know what it is, then we feel like we’re achieving something, you know what I mean? Really we don’t know what it’s gonna be, but I suppose defined by the kind of music we listen to, we’re trying to find the link between psychedelia and dance music, that’s the part we’re interested in.

James John: Are you guys pretty aligned or do you ever clash when it comes to direction?

James: Well because we DJ together and we’ve spent a lot of time together over the last 10 or so years, we probably do have pretty similar music tastes really. I’ll find the odd tune and Jas will do the same, we’ll bring ‘em in and go “what about this, this has a good feel or whatever,” but generally we agree it's not like we’re pulling in separate directions.
Jas: So far…

Lil’ Bro Peep: What do you think about blogs, honestly? Yay or nay?

James: It’s funny cos people ask that question tentatively like they think we’re gonna hate it because we’re musicians, but actually it’s been probably one of the most positive things for us out there really. In terms of word of mouth and actually spreading the popularity of us it's been amazing. I personally get 90% of my music from the internet, and also find out loads about all kinds of new music. My music library has mushroomed, like I suppose most people’s have really, and I think that’s a really, really healthy thing. It opens people’s minds up to a lot of different music which hopefully for music in general is a really good thing. There’s an obvious problem with how people who make music are gonna survive, the traditional sense of a band getting a big advance is gonna disappear which is a good and a bad thing. For your big pop acts there won’t be any problem because there’ll still be money coming through, your little independent types will still operate as ever, it’s your mid level bands that are gonna suffer. At the end of the day that’s down to the men in suits to figure out, it’s not our problem, but it feels like a healthier time for music than ever. There are more people making and consuming music now than I’ve ever seen.
James John: It feels more democratic now, like everyone has the opportunity.
James: Yeah!
Lil’ Bro Peep: I think the good thing about blogs is that it's all positive, you only put stuff up that you like, there’s no criticism. I mean, we’re not doing it to make money, and if we are we’re doing a really bad job of it!
Jas: Yeah and this is the thing, chatting to the guys on our label, they don’t have any problem with blogs. They know that most people who run blogs are people who love music…
James: …who would be doing fanzines etc.
Jas: Yeah. The things that they worry about are people who post zip files of a band’s back catalogue, because that’s actually a bit of a worry, but someone saying “oh here’s some new tunes that I heard that I really like,” I find it really difficult to imagine there being a problem with that. I mean, do you stop radio? It’s really silly you know, I don’t think that’s the issue, there’s a real confusion between file sharing and blogs. OK blogs are putting stuff up, but it's because they really like it and it's monitored, I think that’s totally cool.

Lil' Bro Peep: Well, thanks for your time and your thoughts guys!
James John: Would you mind holding this banner....?

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And with that Simian Mobile Disco were whisked away for another photoshoot, but the message was loud and clear, they love Dance Club and find us very, very attractive.

FabricLive41 Simian Mobile Disco is out on 11th August 2008 and will be available here.

Below is the tracklisting, with links to the original versions of a few tracks that tickled our fancy:

01 Tomita - The Firebird – Infernal Dance Of King Kastechi
02 Sisters Of Transistors – The Don
03 Simian Mobile Disco – Simple
04 Hercules And Love Affair – Blind [Serge Santiago Version]
05 Smith N Hack – Space Warrior
06 Discodeine – Joystick
07 Shit Robot – Chasm
08 Perc & Fractal – Up Tool
09 Metro Area – Miura
10 Worthy – Crack EI
11 Moon Dog – Suite Equestria
12 Fine Cut Bodies – Huncut Hacuka
13 Bentobox vs Chordian – Aemono
14 Jelo & DeadMau5 – The Reward Is Cheese
15 Simian Mobile Disco - Sleep Deprivation [Simon Baker Remix]
16 Popof – The Chomper [LSD Version]
17 Raymond Scott – Cindy Electronium
18 Paul Woolford Presents Bobby Peru – Erotic Discourse
19 Moebius Plank Neumeier – Pitch Control
20 Plastikman – Spastik
21 Green Velvet – Flash
22 The Walker Brothers – Nite Flights

I'm Sirius, Mofo!

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Sorry for that. This guy rules, I can't pick between these four tunes. 'Girls Rock' = instant pleasure, with 'All The Girls' leading the same vocal sample down a more chilled avenue, but the rest are equally as good. 'Lizi' is more straightforward tech but it builds nicely, and 'Last Dear' just goes pitch bend crazy, which is always welcome in Lil Bro Peep's house!

Siriusmo - Girls Rock

Siriusmo - All The Girls

Siriusmo - Last Dear

Siriusmo - Lizi

IN SO ME WE TRUST

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so busy p's 'pedrophilia' has been released and the blog world is getting all excited about that track again. the crookers remix, which we posted back here definitely dominates the ep. so me's disco infused fix ranks second in my books.

Busy P - To Protect and Entertain (So Me Get Naked Remix)

continuing the so me theme, head over to the revolver site, for even more new threads (and a tote bag!) god i love that place.

BAD TO THE BONE

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the newest fix up of dj barletta concerns dj offishall and akons 'dangerous', the remix is sick and highly impressive when you consider how anti-dancefloor the original is.

DJ Offishall Feat Akon - Dangerous (DJ Barletta Remix)

also incase you've been hiding in a cave for the last however long and have yet to grab your download of Machines Don't Care 'on a roll man'. then hey, i've got a present for you. you can now also pick up the projects two 12" preview releases over at Phonica. the full eleven track release will be available on cdr in the very near future.

Machines Don't Care - On a Roll Man

finally, just to inform you all that our hosting issues our over so there'll be no more problems with bandwidth etc etc. we've also re-linked some of the older tracks on the site that have been receiving heavy traffic recently. don't we treat you good.

Electric Feel, Good

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We've all heard the radio rip of this I know, but i'm putting this up for that very reason. Give the full version of it a go, it is actually a LOT better than that depressing, low quality spoiler would have you think..

MGMT - Electric Feel (Justice Remix) [Alt link]

Seriously lovely

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And now Crookers kill it on the Radio 1 Essential Mix.

Essential Mix - Crookers [Megaupload]

Betin Cocek - Intro Ca-Ca (PIC)
Erykah Badu - The Healer (Motown)
Nostalgia 77 - Seven Nation Army (CDR)
Dabrye - This Is Where I Came In (Ghostly)
Dabrye - Game Over (Flyin Lotus mix) (CDR)
Mr.Oizo - Z - (Ed Banger)
Portishead - Machine gun (Island)
Ratatat - Bird Priest (XL)
CSS - Lost (Dj Mehdi rmx) (CDR)
Syl Johnson - Different Strokes (Twilight Records)
Benga - Pleasure (Tempa)
Rusko - Mr. Chips (CDR)
Alter ego - F**kingham palace (Modeselektor rmx) (Klang Elektonik)
Radioclit - Secousse (Mental groove)
Radioclit - Secousse (Crookers Spino mix) (Mental groove)
Crookers - Il Buono (Mad Decent)
Tommie Sunshine - Limit Of Your Mind (Nic Sarno Remake) (CDR)
Crookers -Il Cattivo (Mad decent)
AC/DC - Thunder (CRKRS 10 min re-fix) (CDR)
Plastikman - Spastik (CDR)
Jape - Floating (D.I.M. Rmx) (CDR)
Chromeo - Fancy Footwork (D.I.M. Rmx)
Chromeo - Fancy Footwork (Crookers Rmx)
Boy 8 Bit - The Things That Freeks Are Made Of (CDR)
Kw Griff - The Force (CDR)
N.E.R.D. - Everyone nose - Phra re-fix
Outlander - Vamp (CDR)
Crookers - Il Brutto (Mad Decent)
Crookers - Il Brutto (Bloody Beetroots Il Bruttissimo rmx) (Mad decent)
Alan Braxe - Addicted (CDR)
AC Slater - Jack Got Jacked (Jack beats remix) (Palms Out Sounds)
Don Rimini - Let Me Back Up (Crookers Tetsujin mix) (Mental groove)
Crookers - Sveglia (Southern Fried)
Crookers - Knobbers (Southern Fried)
Duke Dumont - Hoy (Dubsided)
Math Head - Get Hype (Trouble and Bass)
Math Head - Turn the music up (Trouble and Bass)
Kid Cudi - Day'n'night (Crookers mix) (Fools Gold)
Busy P - To protect the entertain (Crookers mix) (Ed Banger)
Crookers - Big Money Comin' (Southern Fried)
Yelle - Ce Jeux Acapella (CDR)
Foamo - Rockerman (CDR)
TJR - Sonic Chronic (Lee Mortimer mix) (CDR)
Bumblebees - Rio (Crookers mix) (Modular)
Crookers - Magic Bus (Southern Fried)
Crookers Ft Kid Cudi - Embrace the Martian (Southern Fried)

lovely

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This is pretty cools. Check it out. Thank you NLLR, thank you Nic Sarno.

Nic Sarno - NLLR Mix [ZShare]

01. "Love Intro"
02. Gaslamp Killer - "Skit"
03. Flying Lotus Feat. Gonja Sufi - "Anscestors"
04. Jamie Lidell - "Little Bit Of Feel Good" (Mr Oizo Mix)"
05. Mr Oizo - "Minuteman's Pulse"
06. Foamo - "Rockerman"
07. Alter Ego - "Fuckingham Palace (Modeselektor Remix)"
08. Wongo & Ladgroove - "The Buff"
09. Sawtooth Sucka "No Ordinary Girl" - Wearhouse
10. Congorock - "Call It Love"
11. Blatta & Inesha - "Blow Up" (Hijack Remix)"
12. Renè Van Muster - "Grasscourt Blues"
13. Duke Dumont - "Hoy"
14. She & The Robot - "I Love You And I Hate This" (Young Lovers Remix)"
15. Tommie Sunshine - "Limit Of Your Mind" (Nic Sarno Remix)"
16. Machines Don't Care - "Afro Jacker"
17. Drop The Lime - "Good Inside"
18. Crookers - "Sveglia"
19. The Yank - "We Can't Be Stupid"
20. Wongo - "Hear Again" (Nic Sarno Remix)"
21. Hud Mo - "Still On It, Lucky Me"
22. Love Outro

AM I SEXUAL? YEAAHH

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massive apologies. we seem to have dropped the ball recently with posting over here at dance club. we'll try harder. we promise. these two tracks will hopefully help to mend our broken relationship. a snap! 'the power' fix up courtesy of jakz and a backstreet boys remix from current heavy hitters headshotboyz. cheesy? me? good times

JakZ - Got The Power

Backstreet Boys - Everybody (Headshotboyz Remix)

Zombie Nation

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Another from Breakbot. This guy has an enormous dance machine that spews slap bass and phaser synths, there's no other explanation.

Breakbot - Iron Zombie

I would grant that a hearty brap.

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It's almost inevitable that Foamo becomes major. His totally hot Summer Mix only further proves that.

Check it out.

Download

Radioclit - Secousse (Crookers remix)
The Yank - We Can't Be Stop'd
Bodysnatchers - Call Me (Lee Mortimer remix)
Jakz - Son Of Loop Da Loop
Estaw - Break It Down (Herve remix)
Rico Tubbs - Gangsters
Foamo - 930 530
Rye Rye - Wussup (Crookers remix)
Jakz & Scott Cooper - Move ur boot
Fake Blood - Mars
Underworld - Ring Road (Fake Blood remix)
Leon Jean Marie - Bring It On (Jack Beats remix)
Primary 1 - Hold Me Down (Foamo remix)
Stuffa - Pretty Girls (Sinden remix)
Detboi - Y'all Want Mo
Machines Don't Care - Soundboy Massive
Foamo - Everything Cool
Does It Offend You, Yeah? - Epic Last Song (Jack Beats remix)
Kid Cudi - Day and Night (Crookers remix)
Ryan Riback - Boom (Lee Mortimer remix)
Foamo - Moving it over Here (JFK edit)
Jokers Of The Scene - Y'all Know The Name
Foamo - Rockerman

SORRY

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SOMEONE GOT OUR BOX ACCOUNT SHUT DOWN INSTEAD OF JUST ASKING US TO REMOVE A SONG FROM THE BLOG. WE'RE NOT VERY TECH SAVVY SO WHILE WE WORK OUT HOW TO GET OUR OWN DOMAIN AND HOST STUFF OURSELVES ALL THE LINKS ARE DEAD. WE'LL PUT MEDIAFIRE LINKS UP FOR THE MOST RECENT POSTS OR SOMETHING AND YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE TRACKS IF YOU LOOK US UP ON HYPE. IF YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS WE NEED TO DO LET US KNOW AT THE USUAL ADDRESS, IF YOU CAN HELP THEN WE'LL BUY YOU A CUPCAKE... A REALLY BIG ONE.

BELGIANS DO IT BETTER

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belgium is apparently so hot right now. first off i was waxing lyrical about soda&suds and now my next belgian love is mellow, these tracks were completed about three weeks ago and i don't know how they slipped under my radar back then. i'm up to speed now though. and loving it.

Mellow - Bells and Elephants [mediafire link here]

Mellow - Shuttlecock [mediafire link here]

I Own Your City

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Really excited about this guy. 'I Own Your City' is a fave, it's got a Oizo vibe which can only be a good thing. And I realise that this is now the third remix of 'Disco Sirens' that we've posted, but as they're all different, and all so cool, I think it's justified. Dance your pants off.

Mr Gaspar - I Own Your City [mediafire link here]

Midfield General - Disco Sirens (Mr Gaspar Remix) [mediafire link here]

Mr Gaspar - Give You A Call [mediafire link here]

BATH TIME

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soda&suds are a belgian dj team that have been working together since the end of last year and they were ever so kind enough to send me across their newest track zapatista. head over to their myspace and let them know that they're your new favourites.

Soda&Suds - Zapatista [mediafire link here]

also for your listening pleasure, here's an older remix of theirs of rage against the machine's guerrilla radio. a total banger.

Rage Against The Machine - Guerrilla Radio (Soda&Suds Remix) [mediafire link here]

Internacionale

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Time to go Dance Club international style with two tracks that go right over my head, lyrics wise. First is a remix of 'Me Bota Pra Dançar' by Edu K, which has a real dirty, rusty sound to it. The breakdown is pretty cool too and perfect for a hot mix. Just wish I knew what they were saying. Maybe our Portuguese(?) speaking readers can help out...

Edu K - Me Bota Pra Dançar (Database Midnight remix)

And this is for all you that like bubble-gum pop and Lo-Fi Fnk. Maybe it's just me...

Familjen - Det Snurrar I Min Skalle

... YOU MAKE MY HEART GO GIDDY-UP

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when you stumble upon a dj barletta remix you just know it's gonna totally hit the spot... case in point, his new fix of lil wayne. go check out his myspace for more goodies

Lil Wayne - Lollipop (DJ Barletta Remix)
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Oops, what's this over at Crux Da House.

THIS IS A HOSTAGE SITUATION

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this new hostage track is hoottt. hit him up on his myspace and let him know you agree with us.

Hostage - Mash Up The Speaker

What To Do This Friday?

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Stuck for something to do this friday night in London town? I doubt it really. But whatever your plans, burn them cos Fabric have got another dance fest lined up. Boys Noize, D.I.M, Modeselektor, Sinden and Duke Dumont will be building it up and tearing it down, so go give them a hand. Here's a flyer while we're at it.

13 JUNE

ROOM ONE:

Modeselektor (LIVE), The Count & Sinden (LIVE), Riton, Duke Dumont, Joe Ransom

ROOM TWO:

BOYS NOIZE RECORDS...

Boys Noize, D.I.M. (LIVE), Housemeister, Shadow Dancer (LIVE), Strip Steve,

ROOM THREE:

YOYO...

Sinden, Seb Chew, Leo Greenslade, L-Vis 1990

Wasted Youth Mix

Easy Now. New mix for you lovely, lovely people. Do enjoy.

Download

1. Sawtooth Sucka - No Ordinary Girl
2. Fake Blood - Mars
3. Santiago and Bushido - For What (The Bulgarian Remix)
4. P Diddy - Bad Boy For Life (La Mode's Bad Motherfuckers' Fuck Up)
5. Geoff K - Vodka and Sugarfree Redbull
6. Michael Jackson - Bad (Mowgli is Bad Remix)
7. Daniel Dexter - Bounce is Back (Malente Remix)
8. Nic Sarno - Jam Boot
9. Dr. Dre - Still D.R.E. (Tenzin Remix)
10. Crookers - Sveglia
11. Twocker - Chopper
12. CSS - Music is My Hot, Hot Sex (Switch Remix ft. Mapei)
13. Hijack - Possessed
14. SebastiAn - Dog
15. Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince - Boom Shake The Room (Matt Cox Remix)
16. Riva Starr - I Know You Want My Thang
17. Kelis - Milkshake (Man Eat DJ & Jizm Remix)

I Vant To Suck Your Bloooood

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Fake Blood really is representing at the minute. This guy is crucial. His new EP, Mars, is about to drop on the 16th. Pick it up at full quality over at Beatport then.

Fake Blood - Mars [128]
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Scroobius Pip vs Dan Les Sac - Look For The Woman (Fake Blood Remix)

LESBANIMS

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dr luke and benny blanco gives what is a fantastically cheesey lesbian-themed pop song just the kick it needs

Katy Perry - I Kissed a Girl (Dr Luke and Benny Blanco Remix)

DENTIST FEAR

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dj duo pulling teeth have been dropping beats together for about 2 years now. they hail from milan and are certainly helping to prove that italy knows exactly what its doing (crookers, nic sarno, bloody beetroots..) their track 'new era' was floating around the blogosphere back in around february and now it's time for their newest work. mask is a fair amount heavier than the last track. that's never a bad thing.

Pulling Teeth - Mask

Franglais

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Can't beat a bit of French house, especially come the summer. The amazing thing about this is that Louis La Roché isn't French, he's English, he's unsigned, and what's more he's only 17. Reminds me of when Wayne Rooney first scored for England. Hung up my boots.

Louis La Roché - On The Floor

Louis La Roché - Get On Down

Louis La Roché - Peach

Support him, support Britain here.

REVOLHOLIC

a new so me design is out, it's been a while! (hence my lack of tee updates) as always, available through the revolver online store.



and if you feel like you want ed banger to have been involved in more than just your t-shirt. then busy p has designed these custom air force ones that will be available in colette as of june 16th



Busy P - To Protect and Entertain (Crookers Remix) [FULL VERSION]

BACK IN BUSINESS

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the last long internet free month is now finally over and james john and i can now return to our frequently posting ways. first up on the big comeback post is a track we've seen remixed twice already on this blog, i'm of course talking about when saints go machine's single 'kids on vacation', next to have a go at it is blog favourite wongo. it doesn't disappoint.

When Saints Go Machine - Kids on Vacation (Wongo Remix)

next up is a track that i'm pretty sure i don't need to big up to convince you that it's worth a download. this css track is barely recognizable through the work of switch and mapei

CSS - Music Is My Hot Hot Sex (Switch Feat Mapei Remix)

and last but not least.. what are you all doing this thursday? the snap crackle and pop summer party of course. riva starr, andy george, the bloody beetroots, zombie disco squad.. general good times. and it's my birthday (woohoo) so i'll probably have cupcakes in my bag or something equally birthday party. see you all there. here's some bloody beetroot goodness to help set the mood..

The Bloody Beetroots - Storm

The Bloody Beetroots - Yeah Boy

phew... it's good to be back