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Posted : May 31, 2006 03:16
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Label: Hadshot Haheizar
Artist: V.A.
Title: electrO'punk
Format: CD/LP
Cat.Nr.: CD- Hadshcd034
LP- Hadshlp034
Release Date: May06
electrO'punk 2- Viva La Revolution supplies 11 highly explosive musical bombs, ready to detonate on any dancefloor. From the opening blast of Oliver Koletzkis eye opening hit "Der Mückenschwarm” (18 on DDC, favorite of Sven Väth), the unrelenting mood is set. The unstoppable British trio of Tim Healey, Pete "Slide" Martin and Anne Savage, aka Coburn vs. Dumb Blonde lay down their funk-filled "We Have the Technology" (hammered by Sasha & Timo Maas). Parisian superstars Black Strobe show their unmistakable gritty industrial take on electro with the colossal beats and club-shattering bass of "Deceive/Play". Also adding his prowess to the forces of revolution is another longtime French veteran of the dancefloor – Kiko – giving a rough old-school feel in the filthy "Good Sluts Factory Stuff". Italy's promising young upstarts, Sikk, make an appearance with their fabulously twisted debut "Washing Machine", one of the biggest successes of 2005, with support from the biggest players (Deep Dish, Satoshi Tomiie, Lee Burridge, Pete Tong, etc) as well as having fantastic chart success (4 on DDC). The relentless duo of Tiefschwarz also appears with 2 of their hugest tunes in recent years, their gargantuan remix to Freeform Five's "Electromagnetic", which graced the decks and topped the charts of every chief player as well as being featured on Sasha's heralded Fundaction CD, and their collaboration with Bristol's electro-punk crossover sensations Chinkinki, "Wait and See". Oliver "H-Man" Huntemann's slow groovin' instrumental piece "Femme Fatale" gives a feel harkening back to the early days of electro. ElectrO'punk 2 also gives an exclusive peek into what is sure to be one o the biggest hits of 2006, a brand new previously-unreleased Dirty South reworking of SPEKTRUM "Kinda New". Two of Hadshot's staple artists also lend their hand to the effort – Antichic & Popped! give a bit of grime with the vocal filth of "Friday Night" while Schatsi's atmospheric "Dead End" defies its title to provide a lively close to the CD.
With all 11 tracks making their first appearance on CD format with 3 previously unreleased to the public, electrO'punk is a valuable tool for any CD DJ wanting to have all of these dancefloor-shattering electro hits on a single disc. A 2xLP version will also be released, giving vinyl DJs the opportunity to have 6 of powerful electrO'punk highlights in their case.
Throw responsible listening out the window and ride with the revolution!
"Viva La Revolution!"
Tracklist:
CD
1) Oliver Koletzki "Der Mueckenschwarm"
2) Coburn vs. Dumb Blond "we have the technology"
3) Black Strobe "deceive/play" (instrumental)
4) Kiko "god sluts factory stuff"
5) Sikk "my washing machine"
6) Huntemann "femme fatale"
7) Spectrum "kinda new" (Dirt South rmx)
8) Freeform Five "electromagnetic" (Tiefschwarz Dub rmx)
9) Antichic&Popped! "friday night"
10)Tiefschwarz feat. Chikini "Wait & see" (TIefschwarz Dub mix)
11)Schatsi "dead end"
LP
1)Spectrum "kinda new" (Dirt South rmx)
2)Freeform Five "electromagnetic"
3)Black Strobe "deceive/play" (instrumental
4)Schatsi "dead end"
5)Coburn vs. Dumb Blond "we have the technology"
6)Tiefschwarz feat. Chikini "Wait & see" (TIefschwarz Dub mix)
Supporters: Sasha, John Digweed, Satoshie Tomiie, Sven Vaeth, Lee Buridge, Oliver Lieb, D-Nox, Sander Kleinenberg, Shiloh, Dylan Rhymes, Deep Dish, Max Graham, Pete Tong, Mylo....
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