Territory: World ex France & UK
2017 Reedition of yet another Cult Classic being out of print since 2008 - Tracklist: A1 ROSS ROSS ROSS A2 HEAD/OFF B WALKMAN
Original 2008 Info:
Erol Alkan lights the fire when he first played « ROSS ROSS ROSS » in his Essential mix. This track became a must have. It’s been almost 6 months… Since then, SEBASTIAN droped a dozen of remixes. Uffie, Kelis, Daft Punk, Mylo, Editors, Kavinsky and more got the SEBASTIAN treatment. Then he concentrated on his own productions to deliver 2 monsters. The dramatico-cut up beat « HEAD/OFF » & the club banger « WALKMAN ». Those tracks have already been tested by the whole Ed Rec crew. « WALKMAN » was the pick time of Ed Banger x Vice party at Sonar this year. SEBASTIAN will release his first album in 2007. More

Tracklist:
A.Perth B1. Perth (Chord Mix) B2. Perth (Beat Mix)

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Toot Toot, Beep Beep, out of the way! KiNK's taster for his up-and coming album on Running Back is here.
"Perth" is a prime-example of the Bulgarian producer's unstoppable good times ware. Taken from "Playground", the three versions here are dripping with grease. Split between the original, a chord mix and a beat version, it's all you ever wanted from a single. Perfect house music for techno DJs and techno music for disco DJs. We strongly recommend the use of two copies back and forth...fun, fun, fun!
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"When people ask me what kind of music I do," says Soko, "I usually tell them - Punk secrets". Intimate, lo-fi, crazy, sexy, funny, tear-stained, heartbreaking, often all at once, the explosive young Frenchwoman's songs have already touched people around the world, earning her a massive global following. At one mega-gig in Australia, she had 15,000 people singing along with her. Since her teens, Soko has been on a rollercoaster journey. From a stockpile of over 100 songs, she has now finally whittled down to a selection of 14, her debut album.
Aptly entitled 'I Thought I Was An Alien', it's full of love and loss and worry - the kind of fundamental, life-dictating human feelings, which are so far beyond rational explanation, they really ought to be kept under lock and key, along with that strange apparition from Roswell. Like one of her absolute heroes, Daniel Johnston, however, Soko has the rare ability to sing openly about those feelings, in a way which is utterly compelling, sometimes devastating, but also, completely uplifting. "Most of what I do is like crying on my guitar," she says.
"Why it took me so long to make my album?" she ponders. "It's because I'm a control freak. I wanted to feel totally independent in my music. I wouldn't've been able to release anything before I was sure I could produce myself, and I can play every single instrument, except strings and horns, and control every part that's on the record, and know that I've chosen everything myself, or I've played it myself, or I made the arrangement for it." Like innumerable bedsit troubadours of her generation, Soko started out with just her voice, her acoustic guitar, and GarageBand. After moving to Paris, her early demoes were picked up by radio stations in Denmark, Belgium and Australia, making her too much of a new pop thing, without her own consent. In 2007, her music was used in a Stella McCartney show in Paris. Soko played gigs with Daniel Johnston, MIA, Babyhambles, Adam Green, Jeffrey Lewis, Seasick Steve and many others.
Tracklisting Vinyl:
Side A:
1. I Just Want To Make It New With You
2. I Thought I Was An Alien
3. People Always Look Better In The Sun
4. We Might Be Dead By Tomorrow
5. No More Home, No More Love
6. For Marlon
7. First Love Never Die
8. Treat Your Woman Right
Side B:
1. How Are You
2. Don't You Touch Me
3. Destruction Of The Disgusting Ugly Hate
4. Happy Hippie Birthday
5. I've Been Alone Too Long
6. Why Don't You Eat Me Now You Can
7. You Have A Power On Me

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Rights : World excluding Fr

Packaging: 1 x 10’’ Black vinyl, printed sleeve, includes a poster 10’’

PRODUCT INFORMATION/ SHORT BIOG
“Daaaaaali”, the new movie of Quentin Dupieux (aka Mr Oizo) .
Original music / OST by Thomas Bangalter .
2 track Black 10’’ EP , includes a poster. Limited edition.


TRACKLISTING

A SIDE:
Daaaaaali
B SIDE :
Âge Réel



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LTD, Full Cover Art
TRACKLIST:
1 I've Got Acid (On My Brain)
2 I've Got Acid (On My Brain) (Acapella)
3 The Name Rolls In
4 Field Notes
Next up on the docket for Acid Camp Records is a record created by duo John Tejada and Justin Maxwell. The pair came together to make ACR III with two things in mind: Creating sounds that put a smile on their face while possessing as much character as possible.
The opening track, “I’ve Got Acid (On My Brain)” is a mind-bending wavetable freakout, the likes of which Tejada and Maxwell have been striving to do for years. Using a vintage EMS vocoder to create an original vocal sample, this track is bright, playful, & vivacious. “The Name Rolls In” is layered in an acid playground of sounds. A rhythmic track with a potent 303 bass line, prominent percussion, and that infamous vocoder back at it to create a distinctly groovy track. “Field Notes”, is a composition of celestial arrangements that is completely beatless. Carried through by tiers of sounds, filters, and noisier elements, this track lulls the listener into an alluring sonic dreamscape.

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