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Review: Gobby! One of our favourite mystery artists touches down on the unstoppable DFA with a blinder of an album. Just a quick note: we are always amazed at how DFA manage to continuously reinvent their sound and style, and this has been a consistent characteristic of theirs throughout the years, so hats-off and dance shoes on! No Mercy Bad Poet is absolutely genreless, a whirlpool of daring electronic sound and rhythms that somehow manage to make sense as a whole. In fact, all eleven tunes could almost be considered a new genre, something that we herein classify as 'crack house'. That's right, there is just something utterly wring with each and every one of these tunes, and we love this release for it. It's just to refreshing to hear someone going beyond the genre boundaries and rules. Heavily recommended.
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DFA 2505DIG1
01 Apr 16
Experimental/Electronic
01 Apr 16
Experimental/Electronic
Review: Pat Mahoney and Dennis McNany's Museum of Love project has always been an enticing proposition. The duo's two singles to date, "Down South" and "Monotronic", tickled the fancy of all those with a penchant for wide-eyed, Balearic-leaning pop - all soft-focus electronics, shuffling rhythms and yearning vocals. This much-discussed debut album continues in a similar vein - albeit with a little more grittiness in places - with Mahoney doing his best Bryan Ferry impression over McNany's warm, loose and melodious production. It's a formula that guarantees great results, from the low-slung, disco-influenced shuffle of the trumpet-laden "The Who's Who Of Who Cares", to the classic DFA swagger of the raucous rock-out "The Large Glass".
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DFA 2422CD
14 Oct 14
Coldwave/Synth
14 Oct 14
Coldwave/Synth
Played by: Simic
Review: Since the departure of Dominic Butler, Factory Floor's Gabriel Gurnsy and Nik Colk Void has consciously moved away from the Throbbing Gristle/Cabaret Voltaire inspired sound with which they made their name. On 25 25, their third full length, they continue this voyage. While there are occasional reminders of their industrial roots dotted throughout the album, the most obvious influences this time round are acid house and no-nonsense European techno. Their tracks have always been subtly shifting, full-throttle, groove-based affairs, of course, but this time round they seem more intent on sound-tracking breathless, 4am dancefloor moments, rather than showcasing their arty, experimental roots. That all of the eight tracks bang hard is a given.
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DFA 2525CD
19 Aug 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
19 Aug 16
Disco/Nu-Disco
