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Whomadewho
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Zombie Disco Squad & Spoek Mathambo - "We Should Bang" (Aka Aka & Thalstroem remix) - (6:40) 126 BPM
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CLEPSYDRA225DDD
11 Jun 21
Techno
11 Jun 21
Techno
Review: For their eight studio album, Danish three-piece Whomadewho have decided to call on the production and mixing talents of an impressive array of friends and like-minded contemporaries. As a result, Sychronicity is a pleasingly eclectic affair full to bursting with tracks that blend their usual punk-funk and jazz-influenced sounds with the trademark styles of their invited collaborators. This results in some genuinely inspired and ear-catching cuts, including Mano Le Tough hook-up 'Oblivion' (think Radiohead meets Italo-influenced synth-pop and tech-tinged deep house), some low-slung disco-punk mayhem made alongside the Adana Twins ('Shadow of Doubt'), an unsurprisingly quirky hoe-down with Axel Boman ('Anywhere in the World'), the Kraftwerk-influenced 'Hamstring' with Michael Mayer, and a dash of tactile tech-house dreaminess crafted in cahoots with Robag Wruhme ('If You Leave').
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KOMPAKT 427D
13 Nov 20
Deep House
13 Nov 20
Deep House
Review: Whomadewho return to Kompakt with a flurry of activity that includes a series of Eps and an album, all under the Synchronicity banner. The pair last released an artist album on the label back in 2012 and this time around their work features a wealth of collaborators. One of those like-minds is Kompakt boss Michael Mayer, who lends his expertise to the sleazy electronic disco of "Hamstrung" a highlight of this taster EP. On "Chaser", Whomadewho team up with Rebolledo to deliver sun-kissed 80s disco rock, while "Falling Out" sees them work with Terr to drop a chugging, cosmic groove. Rounding off this fine EP is the post-punk stylings of "The Aftermath" s split production with Adana Twins.
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KOMPAKT 4273
16 Oct 20
Minimal/Tech House
16 Oct 20
Minimal/Tech House
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FP 136
28 Feb 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
28 Feb 20
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: A split/collaborative EP from Watergate this one, with 'Montserrat' credited to WhoMadeWho but presented in Artbat Edit form, while 'Closer' is credited to Artbat but has WhoMadeWho as a featured artist. The former is a broody, moody affair in which a muted, percussive intro is slowly joined by atmospheric synth drones, simple 4/4s and a walking bassline, before risers and other synth sounds pave the way for the electric geetar solo that provides the track's real USP, accompanied by a plainitive male vocal. 'Closer', meanwhile, sticks more closely to the European "melodic house plus indie-style vox" formula of recent years.
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WGVINYL 057
03 May 19
Funky/Club House
03 May 19
Funky/Club House
Played by: Chewy Rubs
Review: Where once Whomadewho's records were fuelled by the club-rocking heaviness of punk-funk and post-punk disco, the Danish trio's output now has a much warmer and woozier feel. For proof check out seventh studio album Through The Walls, a masterful stroll through alternately lilting, loved up and quietly Balearic pastures. Shot through with glassy-eyed songs that variously draw influence from Low Life-era New Order, huggable synth-pop, enlightened indie-pop, Nils Frahm, Steve Moore, neo-folk and sunset-ready nu-disco drowsiness, it's a set that simply gets better with each successive listen. It may not boast oodles of club jams, but it provides fine listening from start to finish.
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425123 4331866
19 Jan 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Jan 18
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: The haunting vocals have always made 'I Don't Know' hard to ignore, so it's no surprise they still feature heavily throughout this remix EP. The 'Adana Twins' remix is stripped back, and simply stunning, the vocal has been manipulated in places to make a third focal point along with the soft 4/4 and prominent shaker. The 'Fur Coat' remix brings a minimal, echoing, drippy vibe with huge focus on the emptiness of the soundscape, it's a truly immersive version. The 'Margot' remix makes us feel like we're fleeing from a storm, it has a dark brooding overtone, but as low as they are the chord progression has a real uplifting vibe.
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425123 4331644
15 Sep 17
Funky/Club House
15 Sep 17
Funky/Club House
