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Review: Marco Dionigi always has a theme for each of his mini-albums. This one's theme is Erwin Schrodinger's famous quantum mechanics 'thought experiment'. We'll take his word for that, but we can certainly vouch for the positively feline purring synths slinking over these eight cosmic disco jams. Highlights include the Italo trance of "Enoch Speaks", the almost jackin' space-funk workout "Space Wheel" and the dreamy electro-pop of the title track.
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QND 123
27 Jun 14
27 Jun 14
52
Review: We must admit that we were a little concerned having not heard from Marco Dionigi for ages. Of course ages in Marco's terms means like two weeks for anyone else. So yes, he's back with his first release since February, and he's got a whole ten new tracks to make up for lost time. The theme here is retro robots (that's Robbie The Robot from Forbidden Planet on the cover) so it's vocoder disco a-go-go. Highlights include the Kraftwerkian "Hello & Welcome", the moody pop of "I've Seen The Future" and the shimmering bleep fest of closer "Unterbrechungen".
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QND 114
11 Mar 14
11 Mar 14
54
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QND 125
25 Jul 14
25 Jul 14
56
Played by: DIONIGI
Review: The pedal is being pushed to the Ferrari's metal again as Italian stallion Marco Dionigi's output accelerates into the outside disco lane once again. There's 12 bangers to feast on in Dirty Analogic Party Vol 12 covering every angle of retro Eurodisco including blissy hiNRG ("Do I Dare"), arpeggiated sleaze ("Disco Surrender") and hazy spaced-out cosmic vibes ("Red Mobil)".
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QND 118
29 Apr 14
29 Apr 14
59
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QND 136
14 Nov 14
14 Nov 14
61
Review: What is there left to say about one-man-production-line and cosmic disco stalwart Marco Dionigi? Over the last couple of years, we've consistently sung his praises, despite a release schedule so packed it makes keeping up almost impossible. The Dirty Analogic Party series has always been one of his most trustworthy and floor-friendly brands, gathering together groovy, sample-heavy tracks and sneaky re-edits that blend elements of analogue house, cosmic rock, weirdo disco, Italo and Balearica. This eighth volume boasts plenty of playable fare, from the 808 boom and Robotnik-ish electronics of "Hiccups", to the cowbell-driven Euro-dirt of "I'm A Disco Machine", via the slo-mo pulse of cosmic rock oddity "Justice".
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QND 053
08 May 12
08 May 12
62
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QND 057
05 Jun 12
05 Jun 12
64
Played by: DIONIGI
Review: It's almost impossible to review a Marco Dionigi release without using the word "prolific". Certainly, it's true that the veteran Italian does put out a lot of releases, but you can't argue with his track record. The Dirty Analogic Party series has consistently included much of his finest work - sneaky cuts that mix elements of familiar and forgotten dancefloor gems (be they Italo, cosmic, rock, acid house or straight-up disco) with his own analogue grooves and synths. This seventh instalment is no different, offering 12 tried-and-tested cosmic-not-cosmic cut-and-paste floorfillers - with, of course, some unusual excursions along the way.
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QND 049
09 Mar 12
09 Mar 12
68
Played by: DIONIGI
Review: Cosmic disco stalwart Marco Dionigi returns to action, and this time he's wielding one of those ludicrously over-sized alien-hunting guns sported by Will Smith in Men in Black. I'm A UFO Hunter is loosely based around the search for extra-terrestrial life forms, with many of the tracks boasting vocal samples from B-movies and wacky American TV reports about suspected spaceship sightings. Musically, the album flits between stargazing cosmiche vibes (see the rather lovely "What Star Did You Come From"), alien Italo ("The Higgs Boson is Real") and vaguely Balearic curiosities ("UFO Sightings in the Middle East"). It's arguably his best album for some time, and certainly the most interesting.
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QND 067
18 Sep 12
18 Sep 12
71
Review: Marco Dionigi releases more records than we've had hot dinners. Here he is with another virtual mini-album of his Italo/cosmic disco-influenced workouts. "Speed Running" is an ominous 4/4 prowler of a tune with a tense bass line and austere vocal samples. The same song also appears as both an even moodier 'darkwave mix' and a chirpy, discofied 'brazil mix'. Further on we get a cowbell & synths frenzy "Supersonic Monophonic Run" and the heavy breathing marathon that is 'Run'.
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QND 073
11 Dec 12
11 Dec 12
73
Review: Marco Dionigi's productivity knows no bounds. Having released more albums last year than some world-renowned bands manage in an entire career, the Italian continues to amaze with his stunning work rate. Like many of his previous sets, Alpha 96 features an analogue-heavy mix of wobbly cosmic disco, shirts-off Italo, wonky acid and curious late night house, all themed around a particular idea or subject. This time round, it's extraterrestrial activity and manned space flights, though in truth most of his material is fairly space-inclined. Check it!
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QND 048
21 Feb 12
21 Feb 12
74
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QND 051
03 Apr 12
03 Apr 12
76
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QND 054
08 May 12
08 May 12
79
Review: Following their recent collaboration focusing on remixing the work of avant electronic composer Richard Bone, Daniele Baldelli and Marco Dionigi once again join forces. This time round, the inspiration is the music that Baldelli played at Italy's most famous disco venue: the Cosmic Club. As a result, Cosmic Eagle offers a mix of new productions and sneaky remixes that touch on everything from hypnotic synth weird-outs and curious cosmic rock to progressive synth-funk, chiming early eelctronica and wobbly space disco. It's all floor-friendly and tightly produced - perhaps a little too tightly, in some cases - and fits snugly into Baldelli's infamous cosmic disco sound.
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QND 039
18 Oct 11
18 Oct 11
80
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QND 041
15 Nov 11
15 Nov 11
87
Played by: DIONIGI
Review: There are two possible explanations for Marco Dionigi's impressive productivity. Firstly, he works very quickly. Secondly, he has secretly bred a super-race of genetically modified monkeys and locked them in a cellar with a bunch of old synthesizers, a Mac and a copy of Logic. While the latter is highly improbable, it would explain the Dr Who-does-Italo Disco vibe of this latest 10-track missive. Like the best of Dionigi's original compositions, the best cuts here sound like they were beamed down from the stars, possibly by a man in a tweed blazer and bowtie who cures all of the universe's problems with a flashing screwdriver and a bunch of tired one-liners. Or cyber-monkeys.
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QND 030
07 Jun 11
07 Jun 11
91
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QND 140
23 Dec 14
23 Dec 14
95
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QND 305
19 Jun 21
19 Jun 21
99
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QND 163
08 Dec 15
08 Dec 15
100
Review: We've come accustomed to Marco Dionigi packing his releases with a veritable skipload of original tracks. Here, the veteran Italian producer takes a different approaching, asking some of his pals to remix "Magic", a typically cosmic blend of chugging arpeggio lines, bubbling electronics and bright synthesizer melodies. DJ Rocca delivers the most revolutionary rework, adding some classic dreamy vocal samples and trippy acid lines, whilst beefing up the bottom end. Simon Faz drops a smooth but chunky deep house revision, while Cosmic Sisters add a little beatbox electro swing to Dionigi's dancing electronics and tuneful synth lines.
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QND 153
16 Jun 15
16 Jun 15
