San Francisco sleaze connoisseurs Anthony Mansfield and Tal M Klein are back with their sixth joint EP under the AM/TM moniker; entitled, appropriately enough, Sleaze Please. If you file this track under nu-disco (or nu-anything for that matter), we will find you and punch you in the perineum. This is Sleaze music, it’s dirty and unapologetic and will melt people’s faces off. The title track, Sleaze Please, is not a modest number. She will destroy your bassbins and kick you in the nuts. At last count this track features no less than 10 analog synthesizers you’ve never heard
of and drum machines that were invented before you were born. This track is so heavy that when we put it on a scale our phone number showed up. A mystery man who called himself Heisse Scheisse clandestinely delivered a monster remix on reel to reel tape inside a bullet proof
suitcase which also contained a latex banana hammock. After billions of dollars of research and vaccines, our detective team found out the
man behind the Heisse Scheisse remix was none other than Nick Chacona. When we confronted him with our findings he said, “What the hell were
you thinking with that bassline, I fixed your stupid mess and made a better track than the original.” He then shot us in the knees with a
Desert Eagle .50 and took off in a solar powered jetpack. The other original track on this EP is “U WANT 2” which basically repeats “you want to” until everyone gets naked and crazy. It’s delicate like an elephant with rabies on PCP. We recommend this track to people who are tired of playing records that sound like broken records. It’s big, it’s bad, it’ll make you glad.

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AM/TM are San Francisco pro bros Anthony Mansfield and Tal M Klein. Who's Afraid Of Monty Luke is a VERY SERIOUS song Anthony and Tal wrote about their friend Monty Luke who left San Francisco and moved to Detroit so he could live closer to his techno friends and run A&R at planet-E communications for someone named Carl Craig who AM/TM think may be related to Carl Cox because they have the same first name. It's a song about house music, or possibly this old house, and it might be a tribute to Bob Villa whose last name actually means house in Latin. When Monty Luke heard this song he got really scared and locked himself in a dark room which as his eyes adjusted he realized was a recording studio. As we all know, the best way to confront one's fears are to confront them, and so Monty Luke made a remix on the B-side and submitted it to AM/TM with assurances that he isn't actually afraid of himself.

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On their first outing on Anthony Mansfield's own Hector Works label the AM/TM duo (that's Anthony with Aniligital's Tal M. Klein) come on strong with a righteous three tracker of epic proportions. "Steel The Summer" brings the summer to you. Think: steel drums, dubbed out boat drinks with tiny umbrellas, analog synths, girls in bikinis wielding M-16's, disco claps, supernova sunsets, a little bit of 'oonts,' and tanks on the beach. Sounds like the perfect getaway from the sounds of yesterday. It's the party stomping floor filling song that plays so nice you gotta drop it twice. And speaking of bikinis, let's talk about "Front Butt." A track with a pretty serious fatness problem. It's kind of like what happened when electro met disco in a dark bar and they both had a little too much to drink and nine months later the funkiest little monster was born. Heavy electro bass synths meet disco cowbells and DJ trickery for a party in your FUPA. For "Rain Dance" Anthony and Tal seemingly get serious for a second. This is a track for all the heads in the house and fans of something like cosmic tribal disco. It sounds like a disco edit but it's an original. Big sub bass thunderclaps fuse with rhythmic percussion and sweeping pads, with a big breakdown that brings it all back together again. Make it rain!



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San Francisco sleaze connoisseurs Anthony Mansfield and Tal M Klein are back with their sixth joint EP under the AM/TM moniker; entitled, appropriately enough, Sleaze Please. If you file this track under nu-disco (or nu-anything for that matter), we will find you and punch you in the perineum. This is Sleaze music, it’s dirty and unapologetic and will melt people’s faces off. The title track, Sleaze Please, is not a modest number. She will destroy your bassbins and kick you in the nuts. At last count this track features no less than 10 analog synthesizers you’ve never heard
of and drum machines that were invented before you were born. This track is so heavy that when we put it on a scale our phone number showed up. A mystery man who called himself Heisse Scheisse clandestinely delivered a monster remix on reel to reel tape inside a bullet proof
suitcase which also contained a latex banana hammock. After billions of dollars of research and vaccines, our detective team found out the
man behind the Heisse Scheisse remix was none other than Nick Chacona. When we confronted him with our findings he said, “What the hell were
you thinking with that bassline, I fixed your stupid mess and made a better track than the original.” He then shot us in the knees with a
Desert Eagle .50 and took off in a solar powered jetpack. The other original track on this EP is “U WANT 2” which basically repeats “you want to” until everyone gets naked and crazy. It’s delicate like an elephant with rabies on PCP. We recommend this track to people who are tired of playing records that sound like broken records. It’s big, it’s bad, it’ll make you glad.

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AM/TM are San Francisco pro bros Anthony Mansfield and Tal M Klein. Who's Afraid Of Monty Luke is a VERY SERIOUS song Anthony and Tal wrote about their friend Monty Luke who left San Francisco and moved to Detroit so he could live closer to his techno friends and run A&R at planet-E communications for someone named Carl Craig who AM/TM think may be related to Carl Cox because they have the same first name. It's a song about house music, or possibly this old house, and it might be a tribute to Bob Villa whose last name actually means house in Latin. When Monty Luke heard this song he got really scared and locked himself in a dark room which as his eyes adjusted he realized was a recording studio. As we all know, the best way to confront one's fears are to confront them, and so Monty Luke made a remix on the B-side and submitted it to AM/TM with assurances that he isn't actually afraid of himself.

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Aniligital Music presents Tal M. Klein?s "Deep Dark Place" ?" This is one deep trip with a giant didgeridoo tribal dub setting the pace for a house intro that melds into a heavy Juno bassline and peaks with a piercing 303 acid lead. This track does not mess around. The Dead Rose Music Company goes deeper both figuratively and literally by adding vocal elements that echo through their swagging cosmic thumper remix. Soho808 liven up the mood and tighten up the impact with their remix classic house piano treatments and guitar.


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