Lunar Disko Records begins 2012 with a milestone 10th release from local hero Automatic Tasty, aka Jonny Dillon.
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Flemming Dalum – IntergalacticFM 2011 mix
Hysteric – Life Is Cheap [BAP003]
Bordello A Parigi presents some superb European floor filler disco obscurities; edited by the greatest italo disco connaisseur from Down Under: Hysteric.
D. Carred – I Want To Know The World [BAP002]
After 25 years Bordello A Parigi offers you these mid-80’s italo-disco-bangers on vinyl again. Three old killer releases transformed in one reissue. The three course menu contains the two 1985 hard hittin’ D. Carred obscurities and continues with this spicey hidden gem ‘I’ll Go Where I Like To Go’ from Rambles, which was D. Carred’s first production on vinyl in 1984. On top of this sunny mountain of an Italian pie you’ll get two extra remixes of ‘You’ll Be A Winner’ by the Danish crème de la crème of italo: Flemming Dalum and Mike Salta. Comes with beautiful picture cover and illustrated inner sleeves.
Traxx @ Moog (Barcelona) 08.06.2011
Crackboy – Back To The Future [CRACKBOY001]
Crackboy sticks two fingers up to the chin-stroking shoe-gazing deep house heads and drags us to the middle of the peak-time dancefloor with this Prince / Sueno Latino-sampling bootie! “Back To The Future”, aka “The Future” by Prince, gets a rocking house revamp on side A, one that will be sure to have everyone in a sweat. “Ebeneezer Knight” might have you worrying that the Shaman would be involved somewhere along the line, but actually this is a fattened up version of late 80s Manuel Gottsching-sampling Italo house classic “Sueno Latino” by Sueno Latino. Simple, effective music – nothing fussy, nothing over-worked, just tailor-made for dancing.
Eros – Eros 2 [EROS002]
Second EP from Eros, and it’s another mindblowing 4 tracker of lost classics from the raw, decadent and formative birth of club music re-programmed for modern floors.
Eros – Eros 1 [EROS001]
A new outlet for lost classics from the raw, decadent and formative birth of club music re-programmed for modern floors, combining familiar samples, vocals and rhythms in an interesting and exciting way.
VA – Limited Edition Disco [IDR005]
Four obscure Italo, Funk and Electronic tracks directly from the Marcello Giordani’s 7” collection. “Zombi” and “In the land of Zombi” are two killer Dub Disco tracks released in the south of Italy in 1979 and produces by The Zombies. Enigma are from Germany, but released on the super disco Italian label “Out” the track sounds like a Space soundtrack with arpeggios and chorus from the grave. “Why O” is a 100% Italian afro disco track produced by Paolo Ormi.
Loud-E – Discoine Studio Sessions
Persnickety Presents – Persnickerty Electric EP [PS1005]
Persnickety Sounds is here to funk-ti-fy your world! In this era of Nu-Disco, Space Disco, Cosmic Disco, Disco House and shit, there must be a beacon of quality to light the way and lead the faithful back to a place where good grooves matter and realness is holding court.
Rubini – Ginsonic [DEG001]
For his discographic debut Degustibus has chooses to release Gin Sonic, a tune made by Rubini. Gin Sonic is a classy old-school track, circular bassline swim in a invincible funky-beat and crush against a wall of synth providing you a sure dancefloor-filler. The release includes also two remixes by DJ Filippo “Naughty” Moscatello. Remix 1 is a dubby-hypno ride with a moroder-like dizzy bassline, while remix 2 is a perfect example of the best Naughty style: sharp bassline and vintage-synth blended together in an solid old-school disco journey.
Glass Figure – Brightside Of House [SOL005]
‘Brightside of House’ represents the debut release for the french band Glass Figure, Christoph Le Gall and Julien Mercier. They make dance music with the old age, iconic and of course comforting, tag of Acid House. The music that sound-tracked the 2nd summer of Love and for most Europeans, the soundtrack to arguably the last great cultural movement of the 20th Century. Crafting their music on “synthesizers Alpha Juno, TB-303, SH-101, TR-707, TR-909, TR-626, TR-808” plays a large part in the authenticity.
Andy Vaz – Straight Vacationing [YRE028LP]
Andy Vaz’s Straight Vacationing, his first full-length artist album since 2006, registers as less a straight-up collection of dance-floor burners and more of a variety pack that mixes club tracks and full-fledged house songs. Listeners hungry for just ordinary 4/4 throw-downs will not entirely get their share of those, but they’ll also get a whole lot more on this dynamic and well-rounded set of eight album tracks and that is exploring House Music not just as a simple one way street, but give you a very personal view of the music we call House. Straight Vacationing dives into the genre in all it’s rich variety: From deep melodic, early Chicago influenced Acid House, Jacking-Jedi Mind Tricks to Disco-type grooves and last but not least excursions into Bizzaro World, with a vaz typical almost psychedelic experimental-edged Sound, it’s all there.
Roberto Auser – Lovemaker [V022]
Roberto Auser drops a massive Disco Bomb on the label that gave us all the early coca Disco classic, the magic Mixed Up The Hague mixes from I-f and many other timeless releases. The EP comes with a remix from Moguh.
Loud-E – Peppermint EP [DISC001]
An unwavering devotee to the disco sound, Intergalatic FM man Loud-E has taken it upon himself to launch a brand new label. Named Discoine, reffering to his total addiction to music, it will be devoted to the finest disco sounds around. Releases will include only the man’s own original productions and loving re-edits. The Peppermint EP marks the first release, bringing four times spaced out disco jams.
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VA – RDY #6 (Ron Hardy Edits) [RDY006]
Three tracks straight from the basement which has been used by one of the pioneers of the original house music Ron Hardy. “Traffic Jam” from Prince, Teddy Pendergrass’ “The more i get” and “Lefturno” from R.H. Classic stuff bringing back the vibes from the early days.
Robert Hood – The Greatest Dancer [MPM014]
The latest release in the ‘Perpetual Masters’ series, which sees the M-Plant catalogue being remastered and re-released, is the classic ‘The Greatest Dancer’.
L.D. Nero – Be The Light [POM26]
L.D. Nero graces Pomelo with profound house rhythms. ‘Be the Light’ features a very catchy hook over deep strings and sparse but effective rhythmic programing, achieving an ethereal summer tune, floating and hypnotic, but grounded in the low end. The flip features two extremely stripped down house grooves, applying subtle changes and transitions for maximum effectiveness on the dancefloor.
Innergaze – Shadow Disco [SILK008]
100% Silk return with another exceedingly alluring drop, this time from Aurora Halal and Jason Letkiewicz aka Innergaze. Lithe, sexy post-punk disco is the vibe, NYC in 1981/2011 is the setting for ‘Shadow Disco’, strutting to languid dub bassline and preening synth flashes, before ‘Way Of Life’ retires to the balcony to ahem, powder one’s nose and gaze out at glittering harbour lights dancing off glass-curtained high rises. Soon enough the seductive, panther-purring bassline, cooing big-haired women and rippling rototoms of ‘Hypnogogisco’ beckons us back to the middle of the floor and the chick with the biggest hair asks ‘What’s Your Body Doing Tonight’, only it comes out all syrupy slow and you realise you shouldn’t have necked that pint of GHB.
The Hipodrome Of Music 