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The Stills x Holy Fuck x SXSW x Rachel Ray


“Join us at this merging of great food and even better music with performances by Autovaughn, The Ravonettes, The Cringe, Scissors For Lefty, The Stills, and Holy Fuck. DJ Efren ‘Pedro’ Ramirez from Napoleon Dynamite will be DJ-ing inside.”
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So Battles turned down Rachel Ray, too bad but The Stills have jumped onto the roster. Check out this vid of them rocking out. I can’t wait for their new album.

A preview to a new epic tune by The Stills o0o0o!!!

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These New Puritans x The Loving Hand (Tim Goldsworth of DFA)

Photo by Hedi Slimane

These New Puritans – Navigate, Navigate (The Loving Hand Remix)

Hedi Slimane designed Daft Punk’s costumes, is approved by Kanye, approves the Cazals, and now approves These New Puritans. I think Hedi Slimane is on to something.

The epic “Navigate, Navigate” highlights the artistic ambition and raw talent of the young band whose rich and disparate influences range from the sound of early 80’s industrial music to numerology, from This Heat to Dubsteb, and from J. Dilla to the films of David Lynch. The track begins with an unassuming sound collage of ambient electronics and feedback drones, which quickly fade out to make way for an urgent drum beat accompanied by brash guitar stabs and Jack’s dislocated vocal musings. Over the course of 15 minutes the track is an ever-mutating blur of layered vocal chants, taut rhythms and subtle details. A track of such stature had to be given an entire side on this, the band’s debut North American 12” release.

On the flip side is a club ready remix by Tim Goldsworthy under The Loving Hand moniker. Tim Goldworthy is part of the heralded DFA production team who have worked with and remixed artists such as The Rapture, LCD Soundsystem, Hot Chip and more.

These New Puritans Myspace
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Cazals x NT89 *Exclusive*

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Cazals – Somebody, Somewhere (NT89 Woarr Mix) (Asian Dan Server)
Cazals – Somebody, Somewhere (NT89 Woarr Mix) (ZSHARE LINK)


Here is a description from NT89 himself explaining his production process:

Kitsune & Daniel from Cazals sent me the stems about 2 weeks ago, after that, i started this important remix, trying to make something of original, different and alternative. I used the vocals and guitar impulses mounted on a sampler, totally recomposed and added over a distorted synth, it took me about a week just for the impulse extraction and for the whole set-up of that synth sound. The Drum & Bass section is pretty special too, it rounds 360° in the small feedback (Took the idea from the Boys Noize Remix of Snoop Dogg), it sounds amazing on a huge soundsystem.

Cazals Myspace
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NT89 Myspace

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The Return of Donna Summer

Donna Summer – Dim All The Lights

Donna Summer Returns – Drowned in Sound

“My dream is that when people hear the music it will remind them of their youth,” explains Summer, “their childhood and the joy and wonderment they felt exploring their first pack of crayons.”

A number of collaborators have been roped in for what will be presumably be production duties on the album, including Danielle Brisebois, (The New Radicals), Greg Kurstin, (Lily Allen, Mutya, Peaches), JR Rotem, (The Game, Snoop Dogg) Lester Mendez, (Shakira, Nelly Furtado) and another called Evan Bogart who DiS has never heard of, but sure is impressed with his name.

The album will come out through Sony BMG imprint Burgundy Records on May 20th, and is the first new material since Mistaken Identity was released in 1991.

WHY ISN’T GIORGIO MORODER LISTED?! I hope he makes a surprise appearance. Justice will probably remix a track off the album.
Justice Pitchfork Guest List

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Cazals – Life is Boring – Video


New music video for Life is Boring featuring some footage of them in the studio and on tour with Daft Punk in Japan. Later this week I will have an exclusive remix of a new Cazals track 🙂

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Pivot!


Pivot! is the newest addition to the Warp Records family. I feel like they are trying to be the Battles of 2008 (They did open for them in Australia) but I think that is just because of this pic with all their crazy equipment. Their new songs on Myspace remind me of Fugazi covering Warp Records artists.

This is an old track of theirs which has an Album Leaf vibe to it.
Pivot! – Montecore

Pivot! Myspace
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M.U.S.I.C.



You probably all know SymbolOne from being featured on Justice’s Xmas Mix/Rejected Fabric Mix with their track Love Juice. Check out a remix they did for Nid & Sancy a name almost as good as Wevie Stonder.

Nid & Sancy – M.U.S.I.C. (SymbolOne Remix)

SymbolOne – Everything Louder Than Everything Else

Nid & Sancy Myspace
SymbolOne Myspace

Holla!, HIPSTER RUNOFF

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Snoop Dogg x Boys Noize


Snoop Dogg – Sexual Eruption (Boys Noize Remix)

Boys Noize comes back again with a totally different sound, not particularly a direction that I like but still very interesting to hear. I still love his Apparat and Cut Copy Remixes.

Cheers, Amstereo Galaxy

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OH SNAP!

OH SNAP!! – Two Snaps With a Twist Mixx

I am really feeling this mix, especially Oh Snap!’s remix of Kenny Loggins and also the fact he ends with my favorite Doobie Brothers’ track, What a Fool Believes.

Tracklist:
“Diddy Bop” – OH SNAP!!
“No You Didn’t” – OH SNAP!!
“Purple Lens Game (Bloody Beetroots Remix)” – Crookers
“Bill Cosby Sweater (Hostage Remix)” – OH SNAP!!
“Day ‘N’ Nite (Crookers Remix)” – Kid Cudi
“Party People!!” – OH SNAP!!
“Freak Night” – Hot Pink Delorean
“Voyager (Revolte Remix)” – Daft Punk
“I’m Too Fat to be a Hipster (ED ORABLE REMIX)” – OH SNAP!!
“Show Me the Cucumber” – The Beatdoctors
“Boot It Again (Mowgli Remix)” – The Chemical Brothers
“Hollywood Hills (Cryptonites Remix)” – John Neilson
“Footlose (OH SNAP!! No Dancing Allowed Remixx)” – Kenny Loggins
“What’s Up What’s Up” – Miss Tony
“What a Fool Believes” – The Doobie Brothers

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Motor


SebastiAn – Motor (RIP from Youtube Video)

SebastiAn turns his signature CD turntable noise into a track, genius. Maybe this will be on the Ed Rec Vol III. I cannot wait.

Cheers, One More Disco

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