Shopping Spree

Hello all u silent motherfuckers from around the world. I´ve been affected by a record shopping spree and since I like unknown people gettin my music heres the result of my quick hands delivering money to "the man" for his big records...

BITCHEE BITCHEE YA YA YA - Fuck Friend

Label: KITSUNE FRANCE

Cat No: KITSUNE 057

Genre: Electro house/clash

Released: 12 November

Format: 12"



from EXCLAIM.CA

Considering the rate at which songs are infiltrating the internet, it's difficult to distinguish what's real and what's a big hoax. Meet Bitchee Bitchee Ya Ya Ya, the artist (or is that artists?) responsible for a couple of hot new songs that are perplexing everyone in the blogosphere. While anyone could be responsible, it appears whoever it is has cool friends in close places, as Bitchee's already whipped up remixes for Bonde Do Role ("Office Boy") and Poney Poney ("Junior"). Even better though are her/their two original tracks: "Fuck Friend" and "Tu Connais le Chanson." Of course, it sounds like your 12-year-old kid sister screwing around with a Casio and GarageBand, but goddammit, this is some catchy and adorable lo-fi shit. I give them till the weekend before someone unmasks these kids.
Cam Lindsay

TRACKLIST

01 - Fuck Friend" (original mix)
02 - Fuck Friend" (Yuksek & Brodinski remix) !!! !!!
03 - Fuck Friend" (CSS remix)
04 - Fuck Friend" (Mixhell remix)

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Bitchee Bitchee Ya Ya Ya space






SHITDISCO - I Know Kung Fu


Label: Fierce Panda

Cat No: NING 206T

Genre: Electroclash

Released: 12 November

Format: 12"



from MUSICOMH.COM

So Klaxons went and won the Mercury Prize, pretty much ensuring any energy and excitement surrounding what was called Nu-Rave all but disappeared. After all, once a scene is recognised at that level by bunch of industry types it begins to lose any relevance to those who love finding the next new thing.

Someone appears to have forgotten to tell Shitdisco, because they are still rocking the party just as hard as they did when they were throwing their legendary house parties back in 2003 at their drummer's flat.

Mind you, I Know Kung Fu has absolutely nothing to do with Nu-Rave. Shitdisco might break out the dance beats, and thundering basslines at will but everything you need to know about this band is right there at the start of the song. The rolling tom-toms and the unhinged vocals that introduce I Know Kung Fu and the taut guitar patterns that drive the song show that Shitdisco have more in common with New Wave than Nu-Rave.

On this kind of form Shitdisco would have sweat dripping off the walls even if you were listening to this on your own on headphones in an industrial freezer. Their mix of dance and punk is infectious and shot through with pure energy. This is no shit disco, it's a fucking festival.

Sam Shepard

from DROWNED IN SOUND.COM

While it’s probably too damning to call them the nearly men of nu-rave, Glasgow’s Shitdisco have never really made the lasting impression their moniker should demand. Their previous offerings have been toe-tapping electro-rockers for sure, but has one of them stuck in the memory for longer than a five-minute booty shake? Nope.

Same old same old with ‘I Know Kung Fu’ (Matrix reference, is it?), which marries snarled vocals with super-speed beats and happy hand-claps. Of course, it all slows for a wee while to allow an audience the opportunity to catch a breath or two, but the reprisal eruption hits heavier and harder second time around. All good, then, but completely forgettable seconds after the last manic shriek from vocalist Joel.

If they’re happy to continue in the not-quite bracket, then Shitdisco can come away from this release content; if, however, they’re seeking that as-yet-elusive breakthrough, this isn’t it.

Mike Diver

Tracklist

1 - SHITDISCO - I Know Kung Fu

2 - SHITDISCO - I Know Kung Fu (Goose mix) !!!

3 - SHITDISCO - OK (Radioclit remix)

4 - SHITDISCO - Dream Of Infinity (Passions remix)

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NEW YOUNG PONY CLUB - GET LUCKY


Label: Island

Cat No: -

Genre: Alternative

Released: 30 October

Format: CDDA

from CD UNIVERSE

UK CD pressing of the reissue of this single lifted from the British Electro-Disco quintet's debut album Fantastic Playroom. With the distinctive tones of the outspoken and brilliant Tahita Bulmer - married with the perfect blend of syncopated Pop laced with robust choppy guitar riffs, 'Get Lucky' escalates into a rousing hands-in-the-air chorus to create another slice of mesmerizing Indie Disco Pop that they so effortlessly excel in. Features three versions of 'Get Lucky': Main Version, MSTRKRFT Remix and Who Made Who Mix. Island.

from Manchester evening news

FUNNY how live favourites can lose their charm in the studio. Case in point?

Get Lucky - its saucy beat a sure crowd stirrer in concert halls the land over, but likely to force you into nothing more serious than a rhythmic twitch on record.

Tom Vek meets The Rapture, Get Lucky is laced with all the right disco beats and hipster credentials, but Tahita Bulmer's usually cool drawl is draining and the repetitive rhythms uninspired.

Sarah Walters

(note from me. Sarah Walters knows shit , this band is the best in the pop scene)

TRACKLIST

01 - Get Lucky (Original)
02 - Get Lucky (MSTRKRFT mix)
03 - Get Lucky (Who Made Who Remix) !!!
BUY

New Young Pony Club - Get Lucky
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