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LODWN 001
19 Nov 07 Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
LOEB 003
09 Apr 07 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 023
16 Feb 09 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 026
18 Nov 09 Disco/Nu-Disco
SPK 0004D
08 Oct 07 Minimal/Tech House
CREJUNO 018
26 Mar 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
Sleaze disco dons In Flagranti slip out another killer single on Codek, and this time it's some moog-heavy soundtrack business in the shape of "Alemande". Clearly enjoying the freedom that releasing music on your own label affords artists, Sasha and Alex open the track with a slow-mo beat which emerges amid a smoky haze of fuzzy guitar licks. Before long the moog bassline enters the fray to lend "Alemande" a deliciously dense and exotic feel. Big tip as always!
CREJUNO 015
05 Mar 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 007
17 Sep 04 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 012
06 May 08 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 002
15 Apr 09 Disco/Nu-Disco
CREJUNO 023
20 Aug 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
Swiss duo In Flagranti, have been peddling their unique brand of leftfield, risque punk-funk-electro for about a decade on such esteemed labels as Kitsune, Kill The DJ and of course their own Codek imprint. They now return after a recent hiatus with "Cephalagia", a seven-minute odyssey into blissed-out Balearic waters, beginning with a hypnotic percussive loop before taking the slow train to pleasureville, like a cosmic-disco version of SueNo Latino. Highly recommended.
CREJUNO 025
12 Nov 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
Yep, this is another one of those killer single-track salvos that In Flagranti seem so obsessed with these days. To be honest, it's one of their best for a while; a woozy, midtempo cut that sits somewhere between lazy disco-funk, stoner prog and moody nu-disco. This groove itself is authentically disco - with a touch of stoned rock in the guitars and bass - but the stuff layered on top - bittersweet strings, fuzzy electronic noises, all manner of effects -is anything but. The combination works well, though, giving the impression that it'll sound good over a sizeable system.
CREJUNO 010
28 Nov 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
Fans of In Flagranti must be thrilled with the duo's current productivity. "Clustering Illusion" is the latest cut to drop in their ongoing series of single-track, digital-only releases, and it's really rather good. Typically psychedelic in its outlook, the track blends sparse, experimental electro rhythms (very cosmic disco) with dubbed-out vocal snippets, woozy chords and smacked-out fragments of delay-laden guitar. It sounds like the results of an imagined meeting between Throbbing Gristle's Chris Carter, Codek and Felix Laband, with Todd Terje on production duties. Which, to be fair, would be a dream combination.
CREJUNO 021
16 Apr 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 001
01 May 02 Broken Beat/Nu Jazz/Nu Soul
CREJUNO 030
17 Dec 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
CREJUNO 027
26 Nov 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: In Flagranti
Review:
"Eocene" is arguably In Flagranti's most interesting release of recent times, delivering a sweaty, tropical brew of shuffling, low-end house rhythms, deft electronics, cute marimba melodies and a Sting vocal sample. It's loosely based on The Police's "Walking In Your Footsteps", utilising the original's melodies and the vocal hook that dominates the original track. Since the original is definitely Balearic, it's a clever move.
CRE 028
26 Jan 10 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 021
11 Jul 08 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 010
15 Jun 06 Electro House
CREJUNO 032
31 Dec 12 Minimal/Tech House
CREJUNO 019
02 Apr 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
CREJUNO 016
12 Mar 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
CREJUNO 002
09 Apr 10 Disco/Nu-Disco
GOMMA 078
23 Oct 06 Electro House
CREJUNO 004
29 Jul 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 012
31 Jan 07 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 011
22 Nov 06 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 011
06 May 08 Disco/Nu-Disco
CREJUNO 022
23 Apr 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
CREJUNO 013
19 Dec 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
CRE 005
01 Dec 03 Electro House
CREJUNO 008
14 Nov 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
For the third week in a row, veteran disco-punks In Flagranti drop a single-track Juno Download exclusive. This time round, they're off on a far-out, sample-laden journey that's two parts trippy old skool electro, three parts analogue deep house and two parts dub disco oddity. As you've no doubt gathered, it's fiendishly hard to describe and doesn't fall neatly into any particular category. Yet as with much inspired music, that's part of the charm. There are some strange spoken vocal samples ("Oh yes... oh no!") that add a quirky charm to proceedings.
CREJUNO 026
19 Nov 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
Serial disco-punk troublemakers In Flagranti continue their obsession with single-track releases, delivering another eccentric but desirable one-track missive. "On The Spot" is a typically curious concoction, mashing together elements from familiar favourites (the break from "Dirty Cash", a dash of vocal from "Somebody Else's Guy", various bits of barely audible AOR vocals), with formidably heavy bass, twiddly synths and some very odd (but rather good) backing vocals. It should be a mess but, strangely, it works. There's little subtle about it, but it's a bona fide party banger. In these miserable times, we heartily improve.
CODEKPROMO 001
01 Jan 00 Disco/Nu-Disco
CREJUNO 020
09 Apr 12 Disco/Nu-Disco
CREJUNO 3
27 Sep 10 Disco/Nu-Disco
CREJUNO 007
07 Nov 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
Review:
Following last week's well-received "Restraint Bias", veteran disco-punks In Flagranti drop another Juno Download exclusive - the similarly worthy "Reminiscence Bump". Whereas its predecessor was jolly, jangly and shot through with a thick vein of disco, "Reminiscence Bump" is an altogether cuter and cuddlier affair. While still retaining some floor-friendly hefty bottom end, there's a delicate feel to the percussion and chiming, melancholic melodies utilised throughout. In Flagranti's usual trademarks remain - live drums and bass, dubby guitar riffs etc - but they're kept low in the mix. It's a wise choice; "Reminiscence Bump" is one of their deepest and most cultured cuts to date.
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