Munk - Kitchen Call (Daniel Avery's 7AM Remix) *FREE DOWNLOAD*
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Thursday, 31 May 2012
Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Kid Creole 'Going Places' Yam Who? Mutant Disco Rework
Kid Creole 'Going Places' Yam Who? Mutant Disco Rework
During the 1980′s the New York based ZE Records was simply the best & most fashionable independent record label in the world and hence the infamous slogan ‘IF IT’S ZE ONE, BUY IT’. The label who brought you Was Not Was, Kid Creole & The Coconuts, Material, Nona Hendrix developed an independent and surrealist entity with a very particular aesthetic line, a chaotic but coherent universe, refuge of all the Arty New York underground scene and the strong individualities which composed it
Fast forward 30 years and the label set up by Michael Zilkha (Z) and still being run by Frenchman Michel Esteban (E) comes to London on Bank Holiday Monday 4th June to host its very first ‘Mutant Disco’ ZE Records party at Bar Music Hall, Shoreditch, East London.
Fast forward 30 years and the label set up by Michael Zilkha (Z) and still being run by Frenchman Michel Esteban (E) comes to London on Bank Holiday Monday 4th June to host its very first ‘Mutant Disco’ ZE Records party at Bar Music Hall, Shoreditch, East London.
Line up:
Spektrum (Live)
DJs:
Bonar Bradberry (PBR Streetgang / 20:20 Vision / Hot Creations)
The Dead Rose Music Company (Wolf Music / ISM Records)
Paul Barkworth (ISM Records)
Yam Who? (ISM Records / Midnight Riot)
Danny Ashenden (The C90s)
Spektrum (Live)
DJs:
Bonar Bradberry (PBR Streetgang / 20:20 Vision / Hot Creations)
The Dead Rose Music Company (Wolf Music / ISM Records)
Paul Barkworth (ISM Records)
Yam Who? (ISM Records / Midnight Riot)
Danny Ashenden (The C90s)
Wednesday, 23 May 2012
Thursday, 17 May 2012
Big In Japan Ft. Sean Johnston (ALFOS) - May 25th
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Hardway Bro and fellow cohort of Andrew Weatherall under their 'A Love From Outer Space' guise, Sean Johnston is a man who knows his music and continues to inspire and move dancefloor's the world over with his distinct sound which crosses and bends genres that include disco, techno, acid & house but never assume.
Expect the usual funk infused disco & house music from the Big In Japan residents served with a double helping of dusty pop gems, electronic belters and R&B blips thrown in for good measure.
Expect the usual funk infused disco & house music from the Big In Japan residents served with a double helping of dusty pop gems, electronic belters and R&B blips thrown in for good measure.
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