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Hot Chip
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PBR Streetgang / Various
Review: 20 years of a career as DJs and producers, PBR Streetgang, hailing from Leeds, have curated a retrospective collection. This anthology features their celebrated early hits, timeless classics, rare gems, and favorite remixes for other artists, some of which have never been released before. The tracks here guarantee an electrifying party experience, with noteworthy entries such as their breakthrough single 'J2THAB,' which samples James Brown, the pulsating Italo-nu-disco fusion 'Late Night Party Line,' the squelchy acid-disco number 'NHN,' a remarkable dub-disco rendition of Bryan Ferry's 'One Night Stand,' and their legendary 'secret weapon' - a minimal, funk-inspired remix of Romathony's 'Bring You Up.'
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KTZLP 01
21 Apr 23
Deep House
21 Apr 23
Deep House
Hot Chip / Various
Review: Delivering us some stellar remixes over the years with their 2007 DJ Kicks edition and their Bugged Out mix (2009), a new Hot Chip mix or compilation is always welcome - especially in 2020! Fine selectors of immaculate taste, this mix brings us new and exclusive tracks from artists like Beatrice Dillon with the chilled and resonating "Workaround Two" to Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith's beatless and exotic "Who I Am & Why Am I Where". Added to that list is a deeper and drum laden synth groove from Fever Ray to some contemporary classical and emotive minimalism from Berlin's Nils Frahm. Hot Chip themselves 'chip in' with their own vocal cover of "Candy Says" alongside other contemporary avant pop numbers from Charlotte Adigery and Mike Salta's housey and happy "Hey Moloko". Late Night Tales and dreams from the future. Hot Chip!
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506039 1093109
02 Oct 20
Balearic/Downtempo
02 Oct 20
Balearic/Downtempo
Various
Review: Listening back to this collection of remixes from UK producer Dave Taylor aka Switch, one is reminded of how different electronic music sounded during the mid-noughties. The bleepy bassline, chopped-up vocals and lo-fi sample aesthetic belongs to a different era, yet there is still something endearing about Switch's approach. On his version of Ben Westbeech's "Dance With Me", this manifests itself through a grimy acid line, boisterous vocals and a shuffling groove that sounds like an early incarnation of the UK bass/techno groove. Switch's interpretations of The Futureheads and Spank Rock (one of the era's genuine classics) are even more radical, with his take on the former's "Worry About It Later" containing merely a stuttering vocal and looped guitar riff from the original, and on the latter's "Bump", he moves from filtered disco stabs into a carnal ghetto house narrartive.
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DSD 004D
06 Jan 13
Minimal/Tech House
06 Jan 13
Minimal/Tech House
