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Zombies In Miami
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Review: Mexican dark disco merchants Zombies In Miami are back on their Creatures Of The Night imprint, with a riveting collaboration featuring the one and only Lauer - so strap in for a wild ride on this one. "Clamato" is an acidified adventure contrasted by a Second Summer Of Love style piano for added euphoria. The Detroit style hi-tech funk of "Michelada" is next, followed by "Tom" with its similar classic Motor City vibe.
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COTN 001
04 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
04 Apr 22
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Juno Recommends Experimental
Review: Take it back to the mid-20-teens and Newcastle Upon Tyne's Man Power, aka Geoff Kirkwood, was only just getting out of bed. With early releases on Jennifer Cardini's Correspondent and later John Talabot's Hivern Discs, Man Power has taken it all the way through ESP Institute, Optimo Trax and Throne Of Blood to Skint, DFA and of course the project's home label, Me Me Me. With a spotlight over three years of remix work that sees Me Me Me lift a selection of remixes made over Bryan Ferry to Daniele Baldelli & DJ Rocca, Man Power takes it back to the roots with a rework of Woolf vs Projections and Tronik Youth! With the heaviness of Man Power's remix to Ess O Ess a highlight too, expect a touch of acid, EBM, Italo and kosmische inspirations woven in and around bustling drum machines, analog synths and plenty of Man Power.
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MMM 19
11 Dec 20
Coldwave/Synth
11 Dec 20
Coldwave/Synth
Review: Still reeling from their split release with The Juan MacLean, Mexican pairing Zombies in Miami reveal that Permanent Vacation have earned the rights to release the duo's debut album! It follows a stream of EPs and singles that date back to 2011 with releases for Internasjonal (think Prins Thomas), Correspondent (think Jenifer Cardini) and Bordello A Parigi, to contributions on Running Back compilations and remixes for Jori Hulkkonen. 2712, then, highlights in full the project's bright, rhythmic and synth-driven sound that combines house and techno hybrids with disco drums, balearic vibrations and future-retro Italo themes. They live!
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PERMVAC 2021
04 Sep 20
Minimal/Tech House
04 Sep 20
Minimal/Tech House
Review: Last seen operating on Internasjonal with the delay-laden nu-disco drugginess of "Space Is The Place", Zombies In Miami pitch up on Permanent Vacation for the very first time. "Frodo" sees the long-serving Mexican duo charging off in a different direction, one that sits somewhere between vintage Inner City, the more crystalline end of the Italo-disco spectrum and the piano-heavy Balearic house revivalism of Tuff City Kids. The edited version packs a punch of course, but we'd suggest checking the full-length mix (track two), where the track's cascading synthesizer lead lines, rushing piano house riffs and bubbly, arpeggio-driven groove rise and fall throughout. The result is a giddy, loved-up workout of epic proportions.
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PERMVAC 2023
20 Mar 20
Deep House
20 Mar 20
Deep House
Played by: PBR Streetgang, Faze Action, Alkalino, Juno Recommends Disco, Rayko, BRENDON P, 80's Child, JAMES ROD, Paper Street Soul
Review: Bizarrely, Running Back boss Gerd Janson describes this multi-artist EP as "a sampler for a hypothetical mixtape". Perhaps he should make that imaginary mix a reality, because all four cuts are quality. Check first the throbbing and pulsating brilliance of Storken's "Lille Vals", which sounds like an Italo-disco obsessive's take on Bobby Orlando's mid-1980s work (with a little NYC freestyle thrown in) before donning your extra-special dancing shoes to shuffle along to Alan Dixon's new dancefloor "Drums Mix" of his synthesizer soundscape "Ambient Braindisk". Zombies In Miami predictably deliver the goods on bleeping, synth-laden nu-disco throb-job "Panoramica", while Hokaiido's "Talisman" offers the perfect combination of delay-laden proto-house drums on steroids, bold freestyle bass and cheery synthesizer melodies.
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RB0851 D
20 Sep 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
20 Sep 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Synthy, suitably spaced-out nu-disco is the order of the day on this three-tracker from Mexican duo Zombies In Miami, which is brought to you by Norway's Internasjonal label. 'Real De Catorce' opens proceedings, underpinned throughout by panned percussion and a pulsing two-note bassline while six-string flutterings and space-y 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'-like pads play on top. 'Space Is The Place' itself is a breakbeat-led concoction with more sci-fi synths and a rave-y buzz bassline, while completing the EP is 'Walking To Xilita', which brings yet more synth-bass and cinematic 'space' FX.
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INT 039
17 May 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
17 May 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Over the last few years, Mexican producers have delivered some of the sleaziest and most hedonistic nu-disco and revivalist Italo-disco around. Zombies in Miami have been responsible for more than many of their contemporaries, chiefly via killer EPs on Love on the Rocks, Correspondant and Bordello a Parigi. They're at it again here, too. You'll struggle to find a better combination of druggy Italo-style arepeggio lines and sun-kissed, head-in-the-clouds Balearic influences than that heard on "Primitive", while the thrillingly dubby and surprisingly foreboding "Tazane" is the aural equivalent of stumbling into a pitch-black after-party while vividly hallucinating. Jonathan Kasuma does a good job re-casting the latter track as a low-slung, post-punk influenced chugger, while Mijo's remix of "Primitive" is a cheekily lo-fi, off-kilter Italo-disco affair.
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ROM 051
01 Dec 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
01 Dec 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Chris Massey, Alvaro Cabana (Rotten City), Juno Recommends Disco, Simonlebon (Luv Shack Records), Bach Music, Roe Deers
Review: The latest missive from the Pachanga Boys' consistently impressive Hippie Dance label is an expansive affair. It gathers together a quintet of tried-and-tested dancefloor workouts, beginning with the dark and woozy, post-punk house throb of Paulor's "La Race". The Pachanga Boys weigh I with a previously unheard edit of Roman Flugel's wonky, bass-heavy box-jam "Deo", before Julia Dessagne dons the Fantastic Twins alias on the creepy, organ-heavy pulse of "Holiday". Elsewhere, Kaspar Bjork delivers a slick but atmospheric chunk of synth-heavy house ("Choir of Young Ravers"), and Zombies In Miami get all trippy and hypnotic on the mystical house of "Flashback Mantra".
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YAYHF 03D
27 Jan 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
27 Jan 17
Disco/Nu-Disco
Played by: Richard Rossa
Review: Mexican duo Canibal and Jenice have been performing their brand of electro-disco under the Zombies in Miami name since the turn of the decade and arrive on Bordello A Parigi following turns on the like-mined Correspondent and Love On The Rocks. This two-track single, Turquoise, sounds tailor-made for the Bordello cause - especially the title track! One of those crisp modern Italo dramas to grab you immediately, "Turquoise" thrusts forth with thrilling arpeggiated synths, icy key stabs and Jenice's deep set vocals. Underpinning all this is a wondrous electro-disco groove. 'Hipodromo' is a fine retro-groove B-side, expertly programmed to feel like an extended swirl of a mirror ball.
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BAP 073
11 Jul 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
11 Jul 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Played by: Jason Peters
Review: Having previously released Orange, Blue, Green and Pink "collections", Eskimo Recordings continues its' colour-coordinated theme with a Yellow compilation. As usual, the collection draws on material from both established names and lesser-known talents, and does a bang-up job joining the dots between hazy Balearic pop, nu-disco, indie-dance and colourful, soft-focus house. While it's all of a high standard, we're particularly enjoying the sparkling dub disco-goes-Balearic flex of Satin Jackets' dub of Du Tonc's "We Can Hold On", the trippy analogue bump of Man Power's "Fisky", the splendid rush of Luxury's baggy disco groover "Breathe", and the camp, Italo-disco thrust of "El Wild" by the brilliantly named Zombies In Miami.
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541416 507727D
20 May 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
20 May 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Review: Having recently dabbled in the artist album format, Comeme turn to matters of a compiled nature with this fine collection of tracks presented under the banner Gasoline. Fans of the label will be pleased to see that Ana Helder contributes the title track, whilst Argentinean selectors Djs Pareja appear twice with one track a collaboration with fellow Comeme mainstay Alejandro Paz. It's also great to see the label introduce a few new names, with the self-styled GlasGoan Auntie Flo a perfect fit for Comeme given his previous output for Huntleys & Palmers, Permanent Vacation, Mule and Kompakt Extra. The presence of Mexican duo Zombies In Miami, Portuguese 'Bachelor House' advocates Voxels and Chileans Vaskular and Valesuchi suggests Comeme's A&R skills for uncovering new talent remains as keen as ever.
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COMEME 026
11 Aug 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
11 Aug 14
Disco/Nu-Disco
Various
Played by: B-Jam, Homegroove Project, Gazeebo, Discomendments, Sleazy McQueen, Stan Tropic, YAM WHO?, Marbeya Sound, Shota Tanaka (Beaten Space Probe), Sequencers, JUAN SOTO, Djs: Most Charted - Deep House, LA ROYALE, Bufi, Dynamicron (Los Grandes/Our Nights), Thomass Jackson, Salon Acapulco, Jona Saucedo, MOON RUNNER, Richmed, Andre VII, Modulaire
Review: It seems that we're not the only ones to have noticed the recent rise of Mexican disco-not-disco, and more specifically the anything-goes fusion antics of the Electrique Musique label. ISM head honcho Yam Who has been paying close attention, and here compiles a showcase featuring tracks the label and related Mexican artists. There's much to admire, from the wide-eyed Balearic disco shuffle of Zombies in Miami and the head-nodding, toe-tapping house shuffle of Mr Jones, to the post-punk electrofunk of Avanti and dayglo Prince grooves of Thomass Jackson. Listing all the highlights is near impossible, so just dive in - you won't be disappointed.
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ISMCD 006
24 Sep 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
24 Sep 12
Disco/Nu-Disco
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ELECTRIQUE BO2011
27 Dec 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
27 Dec 11
Disco/Nu-Disco
