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KAP BAMBINO HAS A NEW SINGLE: RISE  !

You can order the 7 inch vinyl via their website

http://shop.kap-bambino.com/en/resistance-alpha/

Finally Kap Bambino has managed to create a huge synth sound, Caroline’s vocals never sounded better.

We also love the slower tempo of this track.

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VIDEO PREMIERE OF MUSTARD PIMP’S “CATCH ME” FEAT. ALEC EMPIRE

In anticipation of their newest single, we are proud to announce the video premiere of “Catch Me”, featuring Alec Empire of Atari Teenage Riot.

The complete release of the title track, featuring remixes by DJ Antention, Kanji Kinetic, and Counterstrike, is now available for download on Beatport here , and through all worldwide retailers October 11th.

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check out new EP by best techno act around these days! MOTOR!

Breathing life into the scene again….recently on tour with Depeche Mode, every show these guys do is a blast (if you can dance) …

They are also on tour with Alec Empire next month….

19.11.2009 GB-London, O2 Academy Islington
20.11.2009 GB-Birmingham, Eddie?s
21.11.2009 GB-Manchester, Club Academy
etc…

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“What a great E.P. clickclickclick, it sounds like stuff by Notwist but not made on a farm in Bavaria , more like in a back building studio in Barcelona . Can’t decide which mix i like more , they’re all great !!”

IAN POOLEY

http://www.ianpooley.com/

(the photo above shows the man himself and his 2 dogs….yes, the EP has frequencies running which are higher than high….if Ian’s dogs react like they do…well… just saying….)

Hey… I’ve been here for 25 years… Nothing here seems strange to me anymore. It’s hard to write about that sort of stuff. I’ve begun to think that Japan is normal and the west is all fucked up.

I work at a shitty radio station. I know that might seem redundant as all radio stations are shitty, but the station I work at is particularly shitty. You know, you have shit, shitty, shittiest, and shitterer. Or as you Germans might say, “Hosen Shisterist.” Ha, ha, ha.

I get lots of really crappy CDs every month from these stupid major labels who haven’t figured out that I would never play their crap records in a million years. Hell, I wouldn’t piss n their mouths if their guts were on fire… Of course, everyone has their price (labels! Please write to me directly at the e-mail address below… Don’t forget our group discounts!)

How to review an album. First off, get real liquored up. I suggest mixing your alcohol like; one scotch, one bourbon, and one beer – repeat. Then sit in a dark corner of your apartment with the lights off and remember back when you were such a pathetic loser in high school and how all the cool kids hated your guts. You just wanted a friend, but no! You weren’t cool enough. Start to think about this and slowly begin to hate yourself – don’t forget to blame your parents too.

Now, when you are really drunk, almost feeling sick, it’s time to delve into that pile of cat feces that those morons call, “This weeks pick of Sony Records (or whatever the fuck the label is called).” Look at that pile of putrid Top 40 corporate crap. Take another drink… Oh, how you hate everything.

Then, put on of the CDs into the CD player. Now onto this week’s reviews.

These are the albums to be released on 11/25 and my reviews:

Viva La Vida/Prospekt’s March ~ Coldplay. Review: What the fuck? These guys are singlehandedly destroying Rock and Roll. Don’t you assholes know that Rock songs don’t have wimpy shit in them like violins? 1/2 beer bottle.

Day & Age ~ The Killers . Review: This is the 3rd or 4th or whatever album by this band from America or Europe or something. My guess is that they have guitars and bass and shit like that. My 18 year old daughter likes this. I might, if I bothered to listen to it. 1/2 beer bottle..

The Greatest Songs Of The Eighties ~ Barry Manilow. Review: No…. Absolutely not!

808s & Heartbreak ~ Kanye West. Review: Kayne West? What kind of a fucking stoopid hippy name is Kayne? Or is it country music? If it were real country music like Flatt & Scruggs, I might listen to it. But, judging from the album, this looks like the rich kid of some hopefully dead country singer. Heart”break” this CD with a hammer.

Everything That Happens Will Happen Today ~ David Byrne, Brian Eno. Review: Cool.

Daryl Hall & John Oates-Live at the Troubadour ~ Hall & Oates. Review: Goddammit! I already said, “Absolutely not!” What? That was for a Barry Manilow record that I gave that review? Well, what the fuck is the difference between Barry Manilow and Hall and Oates? Bleeding hearts… Why don’t they just kill themselves and do us all a favor? 1/2 a coffee enema.

Prospekt’s March [EP] ~ Coldplay. Review: See above.

Electric Arguments ~ The Fireman. Review: Never heard of them. That’s a plus. Give them one spin. If they suck, out the window they go. 3 beer bottles.

Traced In Air (Ltd. Edition) ~ Cynic Review: Limited edition, my ass. Fuck you. I wouldn’t buy your record just because you wrote “Limited edition” on it. Shit. I’ve got a very limited edition for you in my pants (about 3 cm) and me and my tiny penis won’t put up with your stupid marketing crap.. Fuck off.

Well, that’s it for today’s reviews. Hope you enjoyed it as mucas I didn’t. Make sure you stop by the CD shop and buy lots of Madonna CDs for Christmas presents this year.

check out Mike’s piece on voting in the US

The Ballad of Two Hunks

“Legendary Rammstein guitarist Richard Z Kruspe releases ?New York City? as the first single to be taken from his new band project and album Emigrate. The original mix is the rockfest you would expect it to be from a member of one of the most influential rock bands in the world. The track is quite possibly one of the more commercial tracks from the album however an anthem all the same. The ?Eat Your Heart Out Remix? by Alec Empire takes the track to the dance arena with a driving flounged bassline and dance beats ensuring the track gains a wider appeal.”

source uk-clubbing-directory.co.uk