Mimm Recordings 002- Spam Chop - Limited Vinyl and Jumper
Posted: Sun Dec 18, 2011 10:12 pm
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BUY JUMPER AND VINYL HERE - http://www.mimm-shop.co.uk/product/mimm ... mper-vinyl
Limited Vinyl and Jumper Out 23rd Jan
A. Cuckup
B1. Blergz
B2. Frames
Spam Chop, more sensibly known as Lukas Cole, has been a long serving proprietor of wonky, complex and intricate music, or as Mary Anne Hobbs described it when she showcased his music on Radio 1, "rude boy techno". As head honcho of the aurally inspiring and visually sumptuous Wigflex label, club night and clothing line, Lukas has been serving up other people’s tunes on vinyl for over 5 years now. The ever-timely collective at Mimm have decided enough is enough and it’s about time the left-of-centre techno producer brought his own tunes to the table.
MIMM002 will be served on acetate and accompanied by a limited edition jumper with a new Wigflex character to boot, who will be hanging round the ends, both virally and in reality, not to been seen without his fat and soggy cigar. Keep an eye out for him…
Title track, 'Cuckup', operates in the realms of the cinematic, with stunning chords dripping and bending their way through a soft terrain that is only interrupted by percussion which scuttles the track forward like little cracks of white noise.
On the backside, there’s the dance floor driven duo of 'Frames' and 'Blergzz'. The former has the influence of Lukas’ healthy fascination of German techno written all over it. Reminding you that you’re still all there, the friendly 4/4 kick grounds you in actuality, whilst the analogue monster synth, which rears its head throughout the tune (much akin to Caribou’s anthem 'Ye Ye') makes you pleased you’re not quite in reality.
Blergzz blergzz blergzz, so good they named it thrice, is the most tub-thumping and industrial tune of the EP with distorted garage vibes, an air of Blawan, and a raw pulsating bassline. This tune is a veritable dancefloor destroyer given its limited air time already
Enjoy
BUY JUMPER AND VINYL HERE - http://www.mimm-shop.co.uk/product/mimm ... mper-vinyl
Limited Vinyl and Jumper Out 23rd Jan
A. Cuckup
B1. Blergz
B2. Frames
Spam Chop, more sensibly known as Lukas Cole, has been a long serving proprietor of wonky, complex and intricate music, or as Mary Anne Hobbs described it when she showcased his music on Radio 1, "rude boy techno". As head honcho of the aurally inspiring and visually sumptuous Wigflex label, club night and clothing line, Lukas has been serving up other people’s tunes on vinyl for over 5 years now. The ever-timely collective at Mimm have decided enough is enough and it’s about time the left-of-centre techno producer brought his own tunes to the table.
MIMM002 will be served on acetate and accompanied by a limited edition jumper with a new Wigflex character to boot, who will be hanging round the ends, both virally and in reality, not to been seen without his fat and soggy cigar. Keep an eye out for him…
Title track, 'Cuckup', operates in the realms of the cinematic, with stunning chords dripping and bending their way through a soft terrain that is only interrupted by percussion which scuttles the track forward like little cracks of white noise.
On the backside, there’s the dance floor driven duo of 'Frames' and 'Blergzz'. The former has the influence of Lukas’ healthy fascination of German techno written all over it. Reminding you that you’re still all there, the friendly 4/4 kick grounds you in actuality, whilst the analogue monster synth, which rears its head throughout the tune (much akin to Caribou’s anthem 'Ye Ye') makes you pleased you’re not quite in reality.
Blergzz blergzz blergzz, so good they named it thrice, is the most tub-thumping and industrial tune of the EP with distorted garage vibes, an air of Blawan, and a raw pulsating bassline. This tune is a veritable dancefloor destroyer given its limited air time already
Enjoy
sounds sick!