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SLANG 50160EP
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The new EP by German duo Grandbrothers is a collection of remixes and reinterpretations of their standout track "Bloodflow". The remix by UK producer Lone was introduced in the fall of 2017, but there are new tracks to be found here by Christian Löffler, Brainwaltzera, and Aera. Grandbrothers are the sum of unique parts: progressive Swiss engineer/mechanic/software designer Lukas Vogel and German-Turkish pianist Erol Sarp. Their second album "Open" twins Sarp's piano skills with Vogel's talent for both building the homemade intricate mechanics with which he exploits his partner's instrument and also designing its software.
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SLANG 50014LP
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SLANG 50002CD
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"Austin, Texas three-piece Love Inks are set to surprise and seduce music fans and critics across the board with the release of their debut album E.S.P., (featuring) a highly infectious, dreamy first single, Blackeye. With a sound anchored via Sherry Le Blanc's simple yet poignant vocals, Love Inks is minimalist dream-pop at its best; imbued with raw emotion, sexuality, and splashes of electronic color."
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SLANG 50002LP
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SLANG 9550016
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"Cortney Tidwell has confirmed details of the first single to be taken from her forthcoming album Boys which is, according to Tidwell, 'about two kids in love, fighting, and they eventually kill themselves. It's a modern day Romeo and Juliet.' Undeniably one of the most electronic songs she's written, it calls upon diverse influences like New Order and Depeche Mode and packs a typically impressive melodic punch. The track will be available as a special single edit, and is accompanied by exclusive mixes and an A Cappella version. After the success of Ewan Pearson's remix of the title track to her debut album Don't Let Stars Keep Us Tangled Up (a Pitchfork Track Of The Year 2007) duties are this time handled by Simon Baker and Daphni. Baker's remixes for Radioslave and Simian Mobile Disco have confirmed his status as one of the most exciting DJs and producers around, and he gives the track a technicolor tech-house workover perfect for summer twilight. Daphni - aka Dan Snaith, aka Caribou - has meanwhile turned in a fourteen minute monster, a trippy techno bastard that sneaks up gently, growing relentlessly until it leaves listeners dizzy and euphoric."
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CITY 20198CD
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Last copies, reduced price. "Schneider TM returns to mess with your minds with the release of 'Frogtoise', a limited edition single which features one of the stand out tracks from his album Zoomer. Inspired by a dream in which Schneider dreamt he had surgically spliced together a frog and a turtle, the single contains four radically different versions of the song. The lead Frogtoise Exploitation Edit blossoms vividly with a rich palette of sounds, a killer melody and a timbre that Schneider memorably described (flippantly, possibly) as 'post-Timbaland'. The Frogtoise Vredus Remix is a more electro-pop friendly version, drier and glossier and not a million miles away from a more avant-garde Pet Shop Boys! The Frogstears Schneider FM Remake sees Schneider TM take an acoustic approach to the song -- something that he is also able to do with any of the songs on Zoomer, and which he probably will -- while Fruktos sees Schneider's live companion KptMichigan tear the song apart in a glitch and crackle style." This CD version adds a video clip.
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CITY 20198
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12" version. Last copies, reduced price.
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CITY 8382CD
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"The Notwist have finished their long awaited fifth album Neon Golden, and it's big step further towards what they've been aiming towards for years: seamlessly unifying guitar driven music with modern electronica. Brimming with self confidence, they effortlessly move between both styles and ultimately make it something all their own. The Pilot single will be our first offering from the Neon Golden record. Pilot starts with an insistent 4/4 groove accentuated by Console's (Martin Gretschmann's) buzzes and stuttering electro beats and is underpinned by Micha Acher's unshakeable bass line."
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