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In the outskirts of Zagreb they already know what's up, but now that young SZCH has stepped up to deliver the virgin Infinite Pleasure release, the whole world is about to get down to his vibe. Combining the smoothness of some of the most epic boogie tracks the 80's had to offer with the gritty punch of his machines, he conjured up four high energy dancefloor napalm club tracks ready to rock all dancefloors in the universe.
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Miskotom is a project from Mik and Andra.Originally hailing from Russia but now both residents of Vilnius Lithuania. Both have a long history of music making going back as far as childhood.Andra was involved in 2Muchahos an ambient project which came out on Beko recordings. Mik came up through the indie scene playing in bands before finally settling in the dj booth and then as a producer....Miskotom's music has a magical dreamy quality, sometimes lovely Balearic or melodic pop sounding like long lost tracks form Wally Baderou, but also sounding like sleazy mid 80s chicago basement jams....Analog synths jam along with guitars ,voca land ,handmade percussion mixed down and recorded onto tape. Sometimes 4/4 sometimes no beat at all.....to round off this EP we have an excellant remix from Kito Jempere, who over the last few years has notched up a steady stream of releases over many labels , most recently a killer edits ep for the mysterious Bahnsteig label.
Beautifully Designed 1LP, 180g Vinyl Press kit: Following his Extended Play EP on Other People last year, Jream House is the turbulent and spiritual debut LP of Mark Hurst aka A Pleasure. Blending mathematical composition with an unrestrained studio experimentalism, the sound of A Pleasure charts a space where formative influences confront the most immediate performative impulse. Using a process of numerical transposition, the names of personally significant bands and composers are converted into drum patterns. He then lets loose, improvising around these structures with a variety of traditional and unorthodox instruments: bass and guitar, bowed cymbals, drum machines juggled like turntables, blowtorch on aluminium, to name but a few. With his influences as start-points, he builds rhythmic structures literally in their namesake, blasting their hulls with walls of noise, monolithic basslines and any other jam-yielded shrapnel. Despite the chaos and complexity of the process, the results sound neither clinical, nor garbled. The tracks always find their way to an emotive melody or strong groove. Lush guitar strums and yearning keys ride the high-speed beat of Slow Channel", which seems to soar through cloud-cover as one snaking mass. The Order of Things' folds a cosmic guitar-part into a backdrop of heavily side-chained noise. Arthur Russell' features a neck-snapping rim-shot and crushed snare that splash up the bits of an elegiac vocal part. Through violent and idyllic atmospheres, Jream House jettisons its inspirations like landing shuttles, always in search of new ground. These are songs, not just experiments.
- A1: Ambrosia - You're The Only Woman
- A2: Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People
- A3: Michael Mcdonald - I Keep Forgettin
- A4: Toto - Georgy Porgy
- A5: Bobby Caldwell - What You Won't Do For Love
- B1: Player - Baby Come Back
- B2: Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle
- B3: Ned Doheny - Get It Up For Love
- B4: Average White Band - Work To Do
- C1: Boz Scaggs - Lowdown
- C2: Sugardaddy - How Long (Exclusive Ace Cover Version)
- C3: Gerry Rafferty - Get It Right Next Time
- C4: Doobie Brothers - It Keeps You Runnin
- D1: Bread - Guitar Man
- D2: Hall & Oates - I'm Just A Kid (Don't Make Me Feel Like A Man)
- D3: Todd Rundgren - Be Nice To Me
- D4: 10Cc - Im Not In Love
- 1: New Radio :33
- 2: Rebel Girl :37
- 3: Demirep 2:47
- 4: In Accordance To Natural Law
- 5: Strawberry Julius 2:17
- 6: Anti-Pleasure Dissertation 2:29
- 7: Rah! Rah! Replica 0:58
- 8: I Like Fucking 2:16
- 9: I Hate Danger
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Bikini Kill Records is excited to reissue of The Singles, on both vinyl and compact disc. This is the first time that it has been released as a 12-inch (special note for all you vinyl fanatics, we managed to keep it at 45rpm for better sound quality)! The Singles was initially released in 1998 as a CD only compilation of all of BIKINI KILL's 7's. Once called "their defining document" by Pitchfork it includes Bikini Kill's legendary collaboration with JOAN JETT on the New Radio (1993) single as well as the long out of print Anti Pleasure Dissertation (1995) and I Like Fucking (1995) singles.
- A1: Pimpf
- A2: Behind The Wheel
- A3: Strangelove
- A4: Something To Do
- A5: Blasphemous Rumours
- B1: Stripped
- B2: Somebody
- B3: Things You Said
- B4: Black Celebration
- C1: Shake The Disease
- C2: Pleasure Little Treasure
- C3: People Are People
- C4: A Question Of Time
- D1: Never Let Me Down Again
- D2: Master & Servant
- D3: Just Can't Get Enough
- D4: Everything Counts




















