Villains Remixing Fischerspooner

27 January 2011

Just as I was talking about Fischerspooner yesterday, this filthy little electro house remix from Villains has been been climbing the Beatport charts. And fuck me, Villains have never disappointed me on dropping banger after banger.

Villains aren’t the only ones on remix duty for Infidels Of The World Unite though, Dim Mak have got all their bases covered with others from Shinichi Osawa, Gooseflesh, LA Riots, Mustard Pimp, and Rynecologist.
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[BUY] Fischerspooner – Infidels Of The World Unite Beatport | Amazon | iTunes

Fischerspooner – Infidels Of The World Unite (Villains Remix)

Fischerspooner – Infidels Of The World Unite (Mustard Pimp Remix)

Fischerspooner – Infidels Of The World Unite (Gooseflesh Remix)

Fischerspooner – Infidels Of The World Unite (Shinichi Osawa Remix) [preview]

Casey Spooner – Spanish Teenager

By: Tim

26 January 2011

In: News & Leaks

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Casey Spooner might be better known as one half of electroclash outfit Fischerspooner (Emerge is still fucking amazing even if it’s a decade old so I’ve embedded the video below), but right now he’s got a solo album out by the name of Adult Contemporary on Molitor Records.

Spanish Teenager is the latest single to be released from the album, and far from his electropop roots, this one is a 60s-influenced psychedelic indie-pop. Acid Washed have taken on those electropop roots though, and we’ve got a spacey number from them for free download below alongside the more glitchy house affair from Derrick Carter.

[BUY] Casey Spooner – Adult Contemporary on iTunes
[BUY] Casey Spooner – Spanish Teenager on iTunes

Casey Spooner – Spanish Teenager

Casey Spooner – Spanish Teenager (Acid Washed remix)

Casey Spooner – Spanish Teenager (Derrick Carter Remix)

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Bird

By: Tim

24 January 2011

In: News & Leaks

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Simplicity and repetition are the hallmarks of Liverpool’s Bird (Facebook). Simple rhythms, Leonard Cohen-esque nostalgic melancholy and a voice in 22 year old Adele Emmas (no not that Adele) that brings a haunting depth to each of two songs I can currently find.