Pop & Rock Novedades

Another trippy mastodon of epic prog disco.

Slum Dunk Music presents Tropical Punk. The new 12" by Brazilian punk funk duo Tetine formed by Sao Paulo-born artists/musicians Bruno Verner & Eliete Mejorado - featuring 4 warm & wild dance punk numbers taken from their latest album "From A Forest Near You".

For this new release, we are proud to present three awesome remixes of the cosmic disco beauty Non Reciprocal by our mexican friends Marbeya Sound

Brand new release on the celebrated Golf Channel label.
Already causing much online and mixtape fervour from a handful of TP's released late last year
This is sure to be another sought after cult classic from the catalogue !
Dominik Von Senger may be something of a mystery to most, but his early 80's Kraut Rock / Electronic work on German labels Fünfundvierzig, Harvest & veraBra have become firm favourites with Kraut-rock afficionado's and Balearic types alike.
Wonderfully melodic and suitably epic 'No Name' takes it's cue from this fertile era of Deutsch Muzika and updates it for todays
ears and dancefloors, with the Kon Tiki Voyage mix especially spicing up the structure of the original
into a more toe-tappingly beautiful piece. The real deal folks !
In short, another totally essential hole in one from GC - Don't sleep

Three heavyweights of the new Disco era, Greg Wilson, Todd Terje and the 6th Borough Project (Graeme Clark aka The Revenge and Craig Smith), are brought together on one serious slab of crucial vinyl, via GW's Edit The Edit imprint.
Terje's 'Boogie', which appeared in 2007 under his Wade Nichols alias as part of the Mindless Boogie series, is extended and overdubbed, whilst 6BP's 'How Can I Show You', from 2009, gets well and truly worked over for the flipside's 'Drop The Bomb'.

The first Edit The Edit is now a cult classic, having unveiled the epic 'Two Sides Of Sympathy'. The second release has been a long time coming but the wait, I'm sure you'll agree, was well worthwhile now the time has arrived to ignite the night with these two crucial chunks of Disco Funk dynamite.

Track 1 - 'Lucio'
Starts off with laid back guitar and strong hand clap, this funky groove goes behind the main melody line that make the impression of sort of Cosmic / Psyche
rock feeling. For the fans of A Mountain of One, Beyond the wizard sleeve..
Side B
Track 1 - 'Faber'
Light kick, pleasant catchy codes, Latin male vocal with bug pipe (~) sound - imagine the Balearic classic of 'Stop Bajon' by Tullo De Piscopo with twisted
modern feeling.....

Faithful re-issue of this obscure Canadian disco gem from 1978! Tough disco sh*t that really moves the floor!!! A firm favourite of DJ Harvey back in the day it now trades hands for over $100 if you can find it

Massive disco re-edit of Carol Williams 1977 track "Love Is You", as sampled by Spiller 'Groovejet' !

HEAVY DISCO EDITS
Rumoured to be the work of celebrated UK DJ and musician Ashley Beedle - The Heavy Disco moniker has been used to release occasional reworks and edits from Ashley's personal collection.

We've sourced these from Japan (it was destined to be a 'Japan Only' release), and managed to secure a number of the VERY limited pressing for UK and Export

So, two legendary disco flavoured rock anthems get reworked and heavily dubbed out for the more psychedelic disco dance floors.
Perfect for the summer party scene, and already getting much love from Balearic and Disco quarters

Mock & Toof return with the second single from their stunning debut album Tuning Echoes. This double A-side release is a nice reflection of what to expect on the LP as it features contributions from both vocalists Pollyester & Gavin Gordon. The sublime Suppress Your Feelings is on an eco-conscious electro-pop/kraut-rock tip while Shoeshine Boogie does what it says on the tin with some chuggy boogie chops. This release also features the brand new vinyl-only track Live At Alipali which has been picking up enthusiastic support from the likes of Todd Terje, The Revenge, Jacques Renault & Eric D.

Remixes come from disco don Ray Mang & Studios mega talented Dan Lissvik who both deliver fantastic interpretations.

Hole In The Sky is proud to present Tortoiseshell. This musical squad of dudes, brothers and cousins ride the sunny currents of Talking Heads, ESG, afro pop, the 80s, Howard Arkley, Roxy Music et al. They will take you to crystal, clear turquoise waters. As smart casual agents of new age song, the shells' pop manifesto is enshrined on their debut single "This Girl". Canyons produced, the release also features an extended blissed out dub mix.

Tortoiseshell's "This Girl" is a beautiful harmonious pop track full of the kind of shimmer that lifts the spirit. Another fine Canyons production - Justin Miller DFA Records

Rick Wade, the self-entitled new Duke of Cologne returns to Cologne based Yore Imprint, the Real Dukes in town.

Munich's Compost is introducing a new sub-label: Compost Disco!

The third release in the Tribute series is an absolutely massive DJ weapon, which has been blowing away dance floors all around the world since it was first leaked to a small band of DJ friends by its top secret editors. Cheekily and seamlessly blending the iconic vocal talents of Blondie's 'Heart of Glass' with La Roux's 'Bulletproof' the result, 'We Love Debbie', is an awesome soundclash of irresistible discoid pop music. Cut loud on single-sided heavy weight 180g vinyl, the Tribute series is set to inflict some serious dancefloor damage.

Brilliant disco edits by Sleazy Mc Queen !

After the success of the "Star Wash EP" Space Ranger present two new boogie bangers from their voyage to the stars in order to make the wait for their debut album (due out in October 2010) a lot more bearable. Cosmic disco galore, with Madrid-based producer Rayko slowing the title track down a tad more and making it even more psychedelic than it already is, and Italian Ajello using his stardust on "Shave Me, I'm Famous" for extra space/spice.

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One sided w/l of the 1979 Final Edition gem 'I Can Do It (Anyway You Want)' - as recently sampled on Armand van Helden's recent disco house stomper, "aNYway" by Duck Sauce

3 new edits by Mike Simonetti of Italians Do It Better. Three post punk jammers put to wax. Part one of his Mike series. Mike decided not to go the typical route and edit rare baleric tracks or unknown boogie. Instead he went into his past as a punk and did some re edits of post punk gems. You may recognize some of these toons. He promises to bust out the rare joints next time