310804 09:06

apologies for lack of recent updates. fbi is having its first birthday and simultaneous supporter drive - it means long hours at work, and long hours of sleep too... we're an unfunded community radio station, 100% independent, and we therefore need as many listeners to convert to financial supporters to ensure our long-term survivial. if you're living in sydney and do listen to fbi, then please click here to read about how you can support the station. it costs from only $3 a month and helps to keep new music from around the world pumping on your stereo.

not only is fbi one year old, fat planet is too! so this week's radio show was a skewed 'best of' - playing some of my favourite tracks from the last twelve months. click here for the playlist. to celebrate, i'm putting together a downloadable compilation of top mp3s from the last year. and that'll be with you any day now.... :-)



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250804 08:29

TRANJOIK [NORWAY]
mawlid el nur / anna f (mutamassik mix) site
coming late to the table is always disappointing, especially with an artist of such a high calibre as mutamassik (left). i found a split cd at the weekend - two dj sets, one by dj rupture (from spain) and the other from mutamassik. both are of exceptional high quality and were created to celebrate each artists' individual performances with the bidouin crew in dubai (more information on this release here). mutamassik is of egyptian descent and lives in brooklyn - from that description, and the fact that the split cd is released through kid 606's tigerbeat6 offshoot, violent turd, you can get a fair idea of what to expect from her work: mixing rai and other middle eastern sounds with gloriously fucked-up beats and hard glitches. if the traditionalism of world music leaves you cold, then this will reinvigorate your belief in sounds from outside of your back yard. the above mp3 is one of the few mutamassik projects i can find to freely download - you'll need to subscribe to this norwegian band's mailing list to get i though, but i think it's worth the effort.

THE BALDWIN BROTHERS feat MIHO HATORI [US: CHICAGO / JAPAN]
dream girl mp3
yeah, so the blog subtitle is NEW international music, but you've got give yourself a break now and again... especially when the talent is as good a calibre as former cibo matto member, miho hatori. it's insanely difficult to get any back catalogue cibo releases in australia, and even miho's last album 'smokey and miho' is proving impossible to track down. time to bite the bullet and order from overseas methinks... personal issues aside, this is a great jazz-breaks track from the chicago duo jason hinkle and tj widner taken from the 2002 album 'cooking with lasers'. i'll confess right up front to have heard nothing else from the band, but there's plenty of downloads and sound clips on the site for further investigation - including the tight sounds of 'that's right' [mp3] from the 'funk shui' e.p.

hi to more new blogs on the block - if you like the sounds on fat planet, then pay a visit to the witness exchange - we're certainly in the same ballpark, possibly even the same dugout. recent posts include cex, safety scissors, themselves, fridge and more. also aloha to heraclitus sayz (the return of the lo-fi), dedicated to lo-fi music and "analog, 4-track, DIY-type music that never sees the light of day".

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220804 18:31

some tunes from today's fat planet - check out the playlist here. next week's show celebrates ONE YEAR ON AIR [!], in tandem with FBi 94.5FM's FIRST BIRTHDAY BASH (click on banner for more info). if there's a track, artist or style you want to here, email me and i'll try to get your tune on air.

DOKAKA [JAPAN]
rolling head three mp3
right now i'm listening to the new bjork album and it's confounded my expectations. i'll come clean right away and tell you i'm a huge admirer of her work (arguably to the point of obsession). 'vespertine' is undoubtedly a beautiful album, her most cohesive to date, although in that cohesion i felt it lost some of the excitement of her previous albums which veered radically in style from track to track - you were never quite sure where you would be taken next. when i heard that the new album would be mainly vocal with few - if any - instruments being used, i thought we'd be in the same waters, with a single tone or style dragged across the whole set. thankfully it's not the case - 'medulla' puts us back in the territory where we're bewildered and amazed at every turn. yes, the soaring tracks of the previous set are here ('oceania' being a great case in point), and while 'who is it' references much earlier beat-driven work, it's the closing track 'triumph of a heart' that throws the challenge to any pretenders. with it's insane beatbox stylings, i guarantee you'll hear nothing like this all year. and the man behind some of those freestyle mouthcapades is japanese beatbox artist dokaka. his download page features a huge range of tracks - some fascinating, others just downright annoying. the above mp3 is one of the more listenable tracks, but his cover of 'smells like teen spirit' may well test your patience to the limit!

BEBEL GILBERTO [BRAZIL]
simplesmente mp3
[re-post] today i played back an interview i did with bebel recently - it was a bad phone connection which didn't do us any favours in terms of the flow of the conversation. still, we muddled through, although you can't really get a great deal of depth in a ten-minute interview interview. the above track is taken from bebel's new self-titled second album which eschews electronica in favour of a more acoustic sound.

DISHTONE [CROATIA]
grand piano mp3
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GHETTO BOOTIES [CROATIA]
tominockers mp3
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NO NAME NO FAME [CROATIA]
winter poem for lost souls mp3
every week i play a 'stopover' section where i grab three songs from one country and play them back-to-back. the threesome this week all came from the same source - the egoboobits label, first drawn to my attention by no name no fame's mladen djikic. dishtone is a repost from last week, however the two other tracks are new to the blog. ghetto booties (above) are a female duo from zagreb who mix hard electro pop with gender politics, coming out in a zone not dissimilar to chicks on speed, although posessing a harder kick. they generally perform with laptops and are part of the gnu girl power lounge collective whose manifesto is based on the 'equal sharing of work, clothes, cables, perfumes, lipstick, and open-source politics' [site]. the no name no fame track is more downtempo than the previously posted 'beuna vista fight club' and is, once more, a stunning piece of work.

LADY SOVEREIGN [ENGLAND]
chi-ching (cheque 1,2) register for download
nme.com is giving you the chance to download this little beauty - you just need to register to grab it, but this will grant you access to more free mp3s from the site too. this is a great slice of uk garage, rammed full of disses, from an mc who clocks in at the ripe old age of 18. mike skinner (aka the streets) has apparently 'made some beats' for her.

MOUSE ON MARS [GERMANY]
mine is in yours mp3
[re-post] see post dated 040804

WAYNE & WAX [US: MASSACHUSETS]
a it dat (dj c it dat) mp3
there plenty of information and free music to download on wayneandwax's site. this track is taken from the album 'boston jerk' - music he wrote, apparently, to accompany a dissertation entitled 'routes, rap, reggae: hearing the histories of reggae and hip-hop together'. don't be fooled by the academic reference - 'boston jerk' is full of humour and is a smart north american take on the contemporary jamaican sound. this is being released through mashit - a label i only recently discovered and i felt very sorry that i hadn't got there sooner! a mainstay of the label is boston's dj c, purveryor of some damn fine breakcore. on his own site there is a huge collection of mp3s to download - i'll be posting some of my favourites from this catalogue in the next week or so.

DNTEL [US: CALIFORNIA]
(this is) the dream of evan and chan (safety scissors spilled my drink mix) mp3
played a new track from dntel today - 'don't get your hopes up' - which samples an old depeche mode song. i think the song is 'but not tonight' - the b-side to 'stripped'. let's hope that comes up on 'who wants to be a millionaire' for you very soon. the above track is a remix from 2001 and complements a previous post where i linked to a lali puna mix of the same track. life goes on in cycles...

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160804 23:30

had a few days away (in the bush!) and had a break from the show last week too - so no major update at the weekend and the emails are piling up in the mailbox.... this update is 100% taken from your emails, so thanks to you all for the info and hopefully everyone else will get a kick out of your work too. if you're making music in a similar vein, or just want to spread the word on some great sounds that you've found, email me with some info and i'll check it out.

THE MAE SHI [US: CALIFORNIA]
revelation 3 mp3
funny this one - i played a track from the 'terrorbird' album on the last show without realising that an email from the mae shi's brad was sitting waiting for me in the in-box. happy co-incidences abound. the album is 30 tracks in total, nothing over two and a half minutes and most tracks substantially under that length. it's incredibly diverse too, with sounds ranging from merzbow-like screams of guitar to fat electro pop. definitely worth investigating further, check out the web site here.

DJ SO SU MI [CANADA]
steve albeenie can lick my weenie mp3
and another example of visiting a site and getting a simultaneous email through via co-incidental transcendental mailways. hello to suhrid manchanda aka dj so su mi from montreal. su was guitarist a band called da bloody gashes (feat members of les georges leningrad - check them out too for wonderful weirdness) and is now making some seriously fucked up glitch electro breaks with a great lo-fi edge. cheers too for su for directing me (via his blog) to a couple of mp3 blogs that i had previously missed out on, namely robot is smashed by punctuality and an idiot's guide to dreaming. go see!

LACKLUSTER [FINLAND]
line noise - venutian travels (mix 2) mp3
great to hear from lackluster following on from last month's post. the above mp3 is the 2nd mix for florida-based line noise. you can now listen to streams and buy lackluster's 'showcase' album (on the merck label) through warp's bleep site.

DISHTONE [CROATIA]
grand piano mp3
well, it's all happening in croatia it seems :-) following on from the amazing no name no fame, comes dishtone - and thanks to ante frankic from the 'el seguendo' show on radio kl in split, croatia for getting in touch and passing on the link. of course, it's near on impossible to know much about the artist(s) involved as i don't speak the language, so we are left solely with our ears to provide some guidance throughout this strangely connected yet strangely impenetrable world of international music... this mp3 sounds like a mix between both digital and analog although i suspect it's all in the programming. the live drum sounds + glockenspiel in this slice of electronica lend a slight jazz feel to proceedings as it chugs along. a true head-nodder! [site]

THE FEENOM CIRCLE [US: SAN FRANCISCO]
the pawn shop mp3
cheers to roger from feenom circle for dropping me a line - check out the above track, some midtempo hip hop with sweet production, pulling influences from anticon for sure. other mp3s, available from their site, are a little more straight up, but pretty solid if you like it old school.

VON INA [US: SAN FRANCISCO]
same sad song mp3
the sf examiner calls them 'dance-rock foxes' and i guess there's a crushing inevitably about media getting hot under the collar whenever a four-piece girl band get loud and nasty. check out their press page and see how many superlatives relating to feral animals you can find, it's very frigging odd. anyway, von ina have rightly been dropped into the same post-punk bracket as !!! and their ilk, however the above track betrays a more rockin' heart which makes the whole project that little bit more kick-ass. like a fox. or a ferret. or maybe a stoat?

CRIX CRAX CRUX [US: FLORIDA]
to the birds of the limb mp3
yeah, i'm a fan of this one.. thanks to brian from frigital records in jacksonville, florida for dropping me a line with a few links - including this genre-bending track from crix crax crux. good to hear that in this day of the dull 70s rock revival that there's still a place for skewed guitar-based alt.pop. still, the email did say that frigital promotes "taut post-punk, woozy folk, and damaged pop from the bedroom, basement and beyond" - so you've got a rough idea of what we're looking at here... more info and mp3s from other artists on the frigital site.

demon lover emailed to say that s/he had found some links relating to solina - whom you might recall i featured at the beginning of july. both pieces here and here are written in catallan (doh!), but it might be useful for students of the language who simultaenously want to get into the music scene... and there are how many out there?

also, big up to jon from blentwell - if bandwidth means nothing to you, then check out his site for loads of links to mix sets from folks such as dj shadow, akufen and heaps more.

also, another shout out to better propaganda - this mp3 site just goes from strength to strength, check out some recent free downloads to top flight artists such as rjd2, milosh and the totally essential boards of canada mix of boom bip's 'last walk around mirror lake' (one of my favourite tunes of 2004).

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100804 09:15

went on a bootleg hunt on sunday night. been a while since i'd had some new 'bastard pop' and i was keen to see how the scene had moved on in the last few months. so here's what i found, mostly all of which is from the uk :::

JOOLS the j-lo end theory [site]
it's no secret, i hate j-lo with a passion, but this is probably the only piece of music i've heard where i can actually bear to listen to her. porbably because this is a mix of j-lo, dj shadow and chris isaak - done to great effect. jools, i salute you - actually making j-lo palatable!

ZIMEN pump up the rapture [site]
apparently this is only zimen's 2nd bootleg, which makes the results even more amazing - a tight beat-for-beat splicing of 'house of jealous lovers' with MARRS' 'pump up the volume'. probably my favourite boot for a while and destined to find its way into one of my dj sets before long.

LIONEL l.s.f. (lionel's galang re-edit) [site]
this is a mix which (i believe) mainly features an artist called kasabian - never heard of them, living down under it's maybe not suprising. lionel however drops in MIA's 'galang' plus some of franz ferdinand's 'take me out' and comes out the other end with a downtempo killer that is truly top notch. for the ipod, not the dancefloor.

MCSLEAZY she wants to move (mcsleazy remix) [site]
great little electronic workout of the NERD modern-day classic. there are so many boots and even official remixes of this track (see also anything by kelis...) that it's hard to differentiate between the good and the bad. mcsleazy however drops a mix that's worthy of featuring on an official release and even trumps some of those put out by the band themselves (witness the DFA mix, not the duo's best mix...)

POJ greatest trickster [site]
poj has been on my 'must visit' list for a while, i've loved his fucked up glitch versions of top ten commercial tunes (see his great mix of 'crazy in love' by way of example). this track marries kelis (surprise, surprise...) with sister sledge. yes, so kelis is overused in bootlegs, but by turning 'trick me' into a disco track, poj has carried it off with class and panache! who'd have thought it :-)

XEROX tipsy kids [site]
finally, something a little less serious (if possible) - xerox take j-kwon's 'tipsy' and do the obvious thing, so obvious in fact that no-one else thought to do it - which is why this a little piece of genius. yup, add queen's 'we will rock you' to j-kwon's handclaps and throw in 'kids will rock you' too ... kindergarten kids singing queen, backed by j-kwon ... welcome to the new century of music :-)



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080804 18:23

for today's full playlist, click here. to download music from today's artists, keep your eyes readin' on and on...

BUFFALO DAUGHTER [JAPAN]
five minutes mp3
a great joy today to be able to playback an interview i did last week with sugar yoshinaga from japanese trio, buffalo daughter. the band have just released a fine new album entitled 'psychic' - disposing of the 3-minute excursions of the 2001 release 'i' in favour of what sugar calls 'a jam session album [five tracks over fifty minutes]. the above track from 'i' is the only legal mp3 that i can find (from their epitonic page) - if you come across, let me know. buffalo daughter play candy's apartment in sydney on 25th august and fbi 94.5fm will be recording the show for later broadcast. i'm planning to transcribe today's interveiw and post it here soon (provided my life doesn't get in the way...). [site]

ASIAN DUB FOUNDATION [ENGLAND]
1000 mirrors (feat. sonia metha) mp3
played a great remix of the '1000 mirrors' track featuring sinead o'connor today, the visionary underground mix which you can find on the single, lifted from last year's album 'enemy of the enemy'. the above mp3 is a different version (i'm presuming an earlier mix) with sonia metha on vocals. sonia actually features as backing on the sinead version, so it's great to hear her up front in this take. and by a weird co-incidence, i also have an ADF interview that i've promising to transcribe too ... i must get busy... [site]

MOSQUITOS [BRAZIL / US: NEW YORK]
boombox direct download
according to their PR company, this track from the new york based trio (with brazilian vocalist) has been an 'ad agency favourite'. is that the kind of thing you want to promote, not sure :-) cynicism aside, this is a short sharp burst of portugese flavour from the album 'sunshine barato'. and [li'l triv fact] to give the band an air of brazilian authenticity, their debut was recorded on a shack on ipenema beach! [site]

JIMI TENOR [FINLAND]
beyond the stars mp3
ah... jimi tenor, the godlike genius of finnish lounge is back with a new album 'beyond the stars'. jimi's been making a fine selection of tunes over the last ten years, from his debut on the finnish label 'sahko', to a couple of releases on 'warp records' in the mid/late 90s. now on germany's kitty-yo. the new material is up to his usual high standards, although he's probably delving deeper into his own idiosyncratic lounge style (witness the track i played today 'tsunami' which defies categorisation). there's a glut of live downloads available on his official site and you can also experience jimi's sideline clothing label, tenorwear. god bless 'im...

DEAD COMBO [FINLAND]
you don't look so good mp3
played the 2nd track from the single, dead combo's cover of bowie's 'let's dance'. above mp3 is a re-post of the lead track, available now on ouput.

ZAP MAMA [ZAIRE]
nostalgie amoureuse (push it to the max boot mix) mp3
born in zaire, marie daulne is the leader of (what was originally) an accapella group known as zap mama. she's taken the group in a radically new direction for their latest release 'ancestry in progress' - immersing themselves in downtown philly and teaming up with the roots, erykah badu, common and ?uestlove. the results are inevitably a curious african-american mix of r'n'b and more tradition influences, and - if east has to meet west to make it more palatable to western audiences - then better to come out with something of this calibre, rather than the watered-down afro-house that seems to be in high circulation these days (honestly, i'm not usually this cynical... must be 'cause i watched 'girl interrupted' last night ...). and in saying all that, the above track (not from the album) is a four-to-the-floor mix taken from the luka bop site (i'm such a hypocrite!) - i experienced some loooong download times with this one, but hopefully any hosting snags will be resolved by the time you read this...

THE MAE SHI [US: CALIFORNIA]
vampire beats mp3
and to close, one of the artists that sits on the borderline between genius / charlatan - the mae shi's new album 'terrorbird' comes with a whopping 30 tracks, most of which are under 2 minutes long, the question being, can they actually write longer songs or does that not even matter? is this a collection of hastily thrown-together 'bit parts' or something more revealing / interesting? you decide and you let me know... [site]

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070804 10:23

UNDERWATER ALIEN BEING [POLAND]
aparnet mp3
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NARZEDZIE [POLAND]
chaos fm mp3
from the polish label, gb productions, here's a couple of their many mp3s available to download. they operate under the banner 'music played on machines' and the above tracks dutifully demonstrates their commitment to that manifesto. underwater alien being offer clean, precise downtempo electronic music (u've got to love the way some artists fully embrace the sequencer), whereas narzedzie moves deeper into abstract territory, throwing field recordings, strings and glitches into the mix. for many more artists and mp3s, go to gb-productions.com/english

ASOBI SEKSU [US: NEW YORK]
i'm happy but... mp3
here's a great curio - new york band playing punchy alt.pop-rock with japanese female vocalist. the results are mostly a fantastic crossover from east to west, especially when yuki sings in her native language (like the mp3 above). the single release 'walk on the moon' is a little less successful for my tastes, but still bears the hallmarks of some great influences like my bloody valentine, spiritualized and sonic youth. [site]

THINK TWICE [FRANCE]
analyze me mp3
check the mp3 archive for a previous post from this french band - blending driving electronic post punk with the spoken word vocal made infamous by james murphy of the lcd soundsystem ['losing my edge' was such a ground-breaking release, that it's difficult not to make the obvious connection]. however think twice have enough originality to pull them apart, particularly in the lyrical content. this track doesn't waver much from the template set down by 'under the bombs', so the next step could well be make or break. [label]



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040804 08:46

MOUSE ON MARS [GERMANY]
mine is in yours mp3
if you're following the free mp3 releases from better propaganda, then you'll undoubtedly have this - a track from the new mouse on mars album 'radical connector'. i haven't followed the band that closely, but i'm assured that not only am i coming very late to the party, but that this track is also a departure from their trademark sound. this is mid-tempo vocal electro pop, retaining some of their experimentation and adding significant acoustic guitar into the mix. conversely, another track from the album - 'wipe that sound' - is much more dancefloor friendly, which instantly suggests that 'radical connector' is going to be a release to pay a great deal of attention to when it drops.

STEREONOVA [ITALY]
sometimes mp3
stereonova are two italian DJs who have moved into production, making some tidy progressive house in the vein of sacha, digweed, deep dish et al. they have residences on a couple of europeean radio stations too - rotationz.be and novaradio.de. i'm conscious that house doesn't get much of a look-in on this blog, so this might go some way to redressing the balance... maybe? :-) [site]

THE REVEREND MANAGERIE [US: PENNSYLVANIA]
playtime relapse mp3
had an email from the strangely familiar audio-sault crew inviting us to check out their site - so i duly recommend you do. it's a community of bootleg / mash-up artists, with some well known names on there and a great selection of tracks to download. many of them i haven't come across elsewhere, so it's worth deeper investigation. i've no idea what original sources the above track was taken from, but its lack of familiarity makes it even more striking. for more info on the artist, click here.

the city slang label (home to radio 4, calexico, album leaf and more) runs a monthly mp3 club - essentially a way of distributing free mp3s, with added data capture so they know who's visiting. the selections are hit and miss, however this month they've chosen germany's delightful tonetraeger - a dusseldorf folktronica duo who have roped in musicians from kreidler (to rococo rot offshoot) and tarwater to assist with the new album. sign up to download here.

following on from the recent bastard-pop version of the clash's 'london calling', various mash-up artists have had a crack at blur's 'parklife' with wildly varying results. the obligatory vocoder cover versions are there (have to say, getting a little bored of those now...) however there's enough diversity to make most of us grin. check out the drum'n'bass rework of 'end of a century' or the splicing of blur and the beach boys on 'godlife'. [site]

also a belated hello to kate from red lotus radio, a new addition to the blog community with posts from outside the usual locations, taking in japan, uzbekistan, italy, russia and more. kate was also the first blogger to alert me to the bjork teaser mp3 and for that i'll be eternally grateful :-)

still leaps more emails to get through - hopefully i'll find the time to post some more mp3s before the weekend...

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010804 19:01

i always feel compelled to tell you how the radio show went, when most of you probably can't hear it as the station is yet to be streaming online. today felt like a strong, robust show - loads of uptempo beats mixed with some gorgeous electronica and some sidewipin' geetars for good measure. how about that? check out the playlist for a full rundown of what went to air and click below for some downloads from some of today's artists... and, if you can [!], tune in next sunday, AUGUST 8TH from 3pm when i'll be talking to former beatie boys labelmates - the extra-ordinary japanese trio buffalo daughter about their new album and debut australian tour.

BI(F)TEK [AUSTRALIA]
unisex mp3
played a track today from the experts, a collaboration between australian artists byron scullin and nicole skeltys from female duo bi(f)tek. the album 'electro city breaks' seems to be a tie-in with the 'lonely planet' tv series, but there's very little info online about the album (with the exception of this page). you can get an idea of what to expect by downloading this track from bi(f)tek's 2003 album 'frequencies will move together' - australian electro pop at its finest. [site]

BJORK [ICELAND]
verandi mp3
get on google and try and find the track i played today - a preview remix (premix?) of 'triumph of a heart' from bjork's new album 'medulla'. to whet your appetite, this mp3 is an out-take from the 'vespertine' recording sessions, written with with the help of bollywood composer jolly mukherjee.

CHROMEO [CANADA]
destination overdrive (dfa remix) mp3
repost: played the canadians new single 'me and my man' from the album 'she's in control'. [site]

CORNERSHOP [ENGLAND]
lessons learned from rocky I to rocky III mp3
so maybe cornershop are back, maybe they're not. the new single (from which i played both tracks today) is titled as 'cornershop presents bubbley kaur' and is two slices of wonderfully lo-fi pop layered with a gorgeous hindi vocal. track it down if you can. the above track is completely different in flavour, pop rock from their 2002 album 'handcream for a generation'.

BEBEL GILBERTO [BRAZIL]
simplesmente mp3
as the daughter of 'the man who invented bossa', the weight of expectation lay heavy on bebel gilberto's shoulder for many years. her album 'tanto tempo' surpassed most of those expectation, fusing traditional bossa groove with contemporary electronic production. a remix collection featuring the likes of king britt and rae and christian didn't do any harm to her reputation either. her new self-titled album strips away most of the electronica in favour of more acoustic sound, and whilst that might disappoint some die-hards, it allows her voice to come shining through in a collection that'll no doubt have wide appeal. tune into FAT PLANET on FBi on sunday 15th august for my interview with bebel (and hopefully if i find the time, i'll post a transcript too). [site]

THE GO! TEAM [ENGLAND]
junior kickstart mp3
played the track 'the power is on' from this uk group, released through memphis industries. there's a quote on the label site which says the go! team sound like "the yeah yeah yeahs doing double dutch". there's a lot of seemingly contradictary info about the band online, but as far as i can see it's centered around the brighton musician ian parton, who - in a scandanavian interview - namechecks mantronix and le tigre as influences, so now you get the gist, right?

POLYSICS [JAPAN]
married to a frenchman mp3
i first came across polysics on the sony compilation 'japan for sale volume one' a couple of years ago (the same album that introduced me to the glorious puffy amiyumi). polysics are that wonderful blend of psych-out rock with sharp pop sensibilities, something japan does very well and very often. asianmanrecords.com describes polysics as "a less poppy devo, mixed in with the aggressive sounds of the bordeoms, trickle in the energy of the dead kennedys, and topped off with the moods of man or astroman". which is quite something to live up to, but i think they've nailed it.

RHYTHM KING AND HER FRIENDS [GERMANY]
get paid mp3
repost: played a 'robots in disguise' remix of the above track from a new single release on kitty-yo.



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