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10746
02 May 11 Electro House
10771
09 May 11 Electro House
42457
25 Mar 13 Progressive House
7677
25 Oct 10 Electro House
10758
13 May 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
10773
25 Apr 11 Electro House
10754
25 Apr 11 Electro House
10757
25 Apr 11 Electro House
7678
15 Sep 10 Electro House
10774
25 Apr 11 Electro House
10752
25 Apr 11 Electro House
BOT OX feat FOREMOST POETS
17573
17 Oct 11 Electro House
Review:
Cosmo Vitelli and Julien Briffaz's Bot'ox alias returns with Foremost Poets on mic duties for this commanding slice of indie-disco brilliance. With the French pair showing their love of softly building and romantic house, the pair let the satisfyingly camp vocals drive the tune, with a 128 bpm beat and simple bass and strings backing it up. Getting truly epic though, their 12 minute dub version is simply mind-blowing - using every arrangement trick in the book to keep it thrilling the entire way.
41880
18 Feb 13 Disco/Nu-Disco
10759
25 Apr 11 Electro House
44122
17 Jun 13 Disco/Nu-Disco
10753
25 Apr 11 Electro House
42697
15 Apr 13 Rock/Indie
10775
16 May 11 Electro House
10776
09 May 11 Electro House
10778
09 May 11 Electro House
10618
16 May 11 Electro House
10779
16 May 11 Electro House
41399
28 Jan 13 Techno
Review:
Featuring artwork that mocks the Hollywood logo, and presumably the superficial, air-kissing culture that goes with it, Crackboy is striving to create something out of the ordinary on Crackwood. "Apes" featuring Claude Violante starts off with a relatively standard, jacking house groove, but then he adds a filtered bassline and a sexy vocal that claims "I don't know what I'm doing". "User" sees the producer opt for a darker approach, with its hissing percussion, fuzzy bass and rolling drums underscoring a narrative about a man describing his experiences smoking 'purple haze'. High times indeed. Finally, "Kiddo" sees Crackboy return with a more standard house sound, its rolling kettle drums and evil bass providing the basis for a robotic vocal to intone the single word 'jack' throughout.
17575
03 Oct 11 Electro House
Review:
Big release on I'm A Cliche for the ever excellent and supposedly mysterious Crackboy, who follows up some music par excellence for Tigersushi with this triplet of incendiary dancefloor tackle. Lead track "Something For" makes maximum usage of the vocal from 1990 NY house bomb "The Realm" from C'hantal - it's been sampled countless times since then but Crackboy's canny placing amidst a rough and ready clomping beat dipped in lysergia is illuminating. "More Order" is a rugged acid jam that is on a constant upwards ascendency, gradually teasing out the jagged acid arpeggio over thrusting insistent drums. The pace seemingly drops on the final track "Hilinner (HiNRG mix)" though the calmness of the opening moments soon mutates into a bristling, cacophony of gleeful, swinging percussion and textures seemingly propelled by steam engine.
34175
17 Sep 12 Techno
10781
31 May 11 Rock/Indie
10751
02 May 11 Electro House
17078
20 Jun 11 Deep House
Review:
If you're a fan of fuzzy analogue grooves and European electro-disco, chances are you'll already own at least one record by Finnish oddballs Hannulelauri. Having previously appeared on Relish and Flexx, here they pop up on Cosmo Vitelli's imprint with another pair of hip-wigglin', brain-meting electronic jams. It's the title track that most impresses, effortlessly teasing maximum dancefloor pressure from the simplest of elements (heavy analogue bass, child-like melodies, a few swishy noises etc). If that's not to your taste, there are plenty of remixes to tickle the tastebuds, including a pair of misty-eyed deep house/disco takes from Toby Tobias, an old skool electro rub from Domenico Torti and a snappy interpretation from Marcos Cabral.
23274
05 Dec 11 Electro House
43421
13 May 13 Disco/Nu-Disco
42317
18 Mar 13 Electro House
17246
01 Jun 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
35153
15 Oct 12 Coldwave/Synth
Review:
Tel Aviv-based duo Red Axes is something of a curiosity. While their history lies in the new wave/post-punk scene, since signing to Cosmo Vitelli's I'm a Cliche label they've delivered a series of heavily-electronic tracks that sit somewhere between stylized dark disco, claustrophobic house and Balearic nu-disco. This latest three-tracker continues this trend, delivering tracks that don't neatly fit into any one style. The title track is warm and melodic, featuring sweet synths and strings over a decidedly Balearic groove. "Walk Alone" is darker and chuggier, sounding not unlike a contemporary take on Nitzer Ebb after a few calming spliffs. "Josef Cookies", meanwhile, sits somewhere between ESG and A Certain Ratio - a pleasing sound indeed.
42249
11 Mar 13 Disco/Nu-Disco
26452
06 Feb 12 Techno
Review:
Red Axes cover a wide range of ground on Chile. The title track teems with robust tribal drums and is driven by a searing bassline, but it's the shimmering synths that set it apart. The Soft Rocks take also features the evocative synths, but on that occasion they are wrapped around heavy claps and a pulsing bass, while the Bobmo version of "On and On" is a jacking, squelchy groove with screeching riffs dive-bombing in and out. However, the release takes a really interesting turn on "Sun Goes Down". There, Red Axes do a fine approximation of Detroit electro as robotic vocals merge with shuffling 808s. "On And On" is also built on the drum shuffle, but its howling riffs call to mind the 1994 classic "Bells" by Hazed on Plus 8.
10750
31 May 11 Disco/Nu-Disco
10782
09 May 11 Electro House
Review:
Now established as one of Juno's favourite production duos, New Yorkers Jacques Renault and Marcos Cabral - aka Runaway - unearth a couple of lost jams from 2007. "She Did It For The Money" first appeared on vinyl via Cosmo Vitelli's excellent I'm A Cliche imprint, and is given a digital dust off here. And what a gem it is - a slo mo Italo/EBM chugger that would go down at a treat at one of Andy Blake's World Unknown parties! Accompanying track "The Lorimer Stomp" is every bit as good, coming correct with a burning guitar riff and arpeggiated synths.
10783
16 May 11 Electro House
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09 May 11 Electro House
10749
02 May 11 Electro House
10785
16 May 11 Electro House
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