Saturday, April 14, 2007
Wot No Bleeps?
Not really sure I should be posting this given that it doesn't exactly fit with our policy of bringing you quality electronic music but seeing as we've been a bit slack with giving you much music at all in recent weeks I figured what the hell.I came across Archie Bronson Outfit after returning from the pub a couple of weeks ago and seeing them on Channel 4's Transmission. Now maybe it was just the effects of the beer, but at the time I thought their performance was superb, mixing up dark guitar sounds with some interesting vocals. Having hunted down the track in question I'm still pretty taken by it although I'm not so sure about the chorus. They're part of Domino's varied artist roster and if you like this then it's well worth checking out they're album, Derdang Derdang as it continues in a similar vein. You can buy a copy here.
Archie Bronson Outfit - Dart For My Sweetheart // Domino
Labels: Archie Bronson Outfit, Domino Records, Indie, Post Rock
Saturday, February 24, 2007
The Temptations of Joy
Having got back from Our Disco last night with secret special guests 2manyDJs (result!) and having listened to hours of banging Electro House and Rock, getting munted and losing my friends, I am in need of some aural soothing. Fortunately I have just the ticket.
Temptation of Joy by Jatun is gorgeous, ethereal Post-Rock Electronica in an M83 / Mogwai style. It is soothing, uplifting and dark all at the same time. A soundtrack to mornings after the night before.
Jatun - Temptation of Joy // Other Electricities
Taken from the album S/T out on March 6th on Other Electricities. You can check out other tracks from the album here
Temptation of Joy by Jatun is gorgeous, ethereal Post-Rock Electronica in an M83 / Mogwai style. It is soothing, uplifting and dark all at the same time. A soundtrack to mornings after the night before.Jatun - Temptation of Joy // Other Electricities
Taken from the album S/T out on March 6th on Other Electricities. You can check out other tracks from the album here
Jatun Website and Myspace
ill-ec-tro-nic favourite, Gabriel Ananda has a new album due 19th March. Named Bambusbeats it sees him moving away from the Trancey Techno of his older productions and teaming up with live percussionist Oliver Frank. The result is a Techno album with warm textures and synths underpinned by the live drums. Check out samples from the rest of the album hereGabriel Ananda - Lamakova // Karmarouge
Gabriel Ananda Myspace
Labels: Electronic, Electronica, Gabriel Ananda, Jatun, Karmarouge, Other Electricities, Post Rock, Techno
