Check the stunning new video for Goitia Deitz‘s “Speaking In Code”, directed by Kyle Moriwaki.
Also stream their newest mix: “T H R E A D S”
From the future: miss you Ben.
I revived an old music blog from the early 2000s?
Maybe it’s been a foolish endeavor, and maybe I’m the only one who misses the blog ol’ days, but I’ve been giving it a shot. I’ve been working on restoring some of the old content, though much of it was lost. I’ve slowly been rebuilding the old remix sunday archives, and even posting the occasional new edition. And I’ve been writing again.
You can find all the label’s releases here, on bandcamp, or most anywhere you listen to music these days. I’ve still got copies of some of the old vinyl releases, and I recently released the first in a set of charitable cassette compilations to raise awareness about the continued [mis]use of broken windows policing methods.
Plus, I put together a playlists section with a handful of spotify lists that hopefully start to capture a [slightly] updated version of the moods we used to peddle. Give those a listen and a ❤ if you would be so kind. If you want to get in touch, just give me a holler. Oh, and if you prefer to just start playing all the music on this page before reading any further, go ahead and click ▶︎
– Haldan/Boody
Check the stunning new video for Goitia Deitz‘s “Speaking In Code”, directed by Kyle Moriwaki.
Also stream their newest mix: “T H R E A D S”
From the future: miss you Ben.
Behavior – “Ghost” (mp3)
Download Lands End for free at on the band’s bandcamp, as well as their new record, New York Times.
Video by Camilla Padgitt-Coles
From the future: neither of the above referenced releases are still available on their bandcamp, but they have other lovely stuff.
One of our favorite Swedish outfits, The Touch – have just released a single on Kitsuné, and it’s lovely. “Sermon” is a frosty northern gem–catchy, emotive, and very satisfying for the right dance floor.
Remember Hell Interface? Hey, Boards of Canada, time might be right to resurrect this project, no? I’ll come over later and we can work on it.
Midnight Star – “Midas Touch” (Hell Interface Remix) (mp3)
Hell Interface – “Korona” (mp3)
Hell Interface – “Soylent Night” (mp3)
Refuse to submit to ADHD light speed tastemaking.
Teeth is the alias of Helsinki based producer, Matti Pentikainen, most famous for his work with Finnish hip-hop outfit Ceebrolistics. His sound has been accurately described by Teki Latex as, “northern light-induced-clap-trap-house.” And the forthcoming Shawty 12″ out May 16th on Oneman’s 502 imprint, boasts an impressive 2-Step remix by former sushi chef FaltyDL.
Teeth – “Shawty” (mp3)
Teeth – “Shawty” (FaltyDL Remix) (mp3)
Teeth – “Shawty VIP” (yt)
From the future: initially we just posted the promo videos for these, but since the vinyl is long sold out and the release never made it to digital stores, presumably because of the Beyonce sample, I’m sharing the mp3s here. I still couldn’t find a full version of the VIP, so that’ll stay a youtube link.
She got her basket. She buying Summer’s Eve, She buying Massengill,
Mr. Ghetto – “Walmart” (Joe With Da Dreads Mix 2011)
Accessories, nude, and Louboutin’s – grand illusion of the enduring truth to The Miss Education of Alexis Penney (V Magazine). Get your tears out on the dance floor and bring back your vices, the left coast summer heartbreak anthem debut single, in proper vinyl fashion, co-written by Nick Weiss of Teengirl Fantasy, Alexis Blair Penney – Lonely Sea on 7″, is available now. Even the Sorest Queen can dance into a dream.
Alexis Blair Penney – “Lonely Sea” (Honey Soundsystem Remix) (sc)
From their upcoming sophomore LP, Waves of Past Relations. The loveliest people making equally lovely pop music.
Alex “XXXChange” Epton, best known as half of Spank Rock, has teamed up with long time friend Chris Devlin and video collagist Ghostdad on a new project, WIN WIN. The self titled debut album from the Brooklyn-based trio features guest vocals from Andrew WK, Lizzie Bugatsos, Spankrock, and Alexis Taylor of Hot Chip, the latter of whose collaboration “Interleave” was the subject for director Colin Devin Moore’s new video. Apparently the footage of Alexis Taylor featured in the video was taken inside of a janitors closet during soundcheck, and subsequently transformed by Moore into a visually stunning tour de force.
WIN WIN – “Interleave” ft. Alexis Taylor (XXXChange’s 1993 mix) (mp3)
WIN WIN – “Interleave” ft. Alexis Taylor (Kingdom Remix) (mp3)
From the future: Anyone still have the Kingdom remix as an mp3? Send it my way, if you’d be so kind.
From further in the future: Found it, thanks!
Datassette and Datashat are the aliases of London-based computer programmer and producer John Davies. His signature retro-digital sound has the crunch of vintage synthesizers while maintaining somewhat of a sharp edge. The sonic landscapes he creates are reminiscent of a video game, which isn’t surprising seeing as how he has made one of those too. The Datassette website has a pretty extensive free downloads section, so go check it out.
Grand Master Flash & The Furious Five – “The Message” (Datashat Remix) (originally posted as part of Remix Sunday 61)
Datassette – “Start It Again”
Datassette – “Making Plans For Nigel”
Röyksopp – “Happy Up Here” (Datassette Remix)
From the future: Davies seems to have removed the free downloads section of his site, so I’m uploading these bits here instead. There is a bunch of pay-what-you-wish stuff on his bandcamp though, so check that out too.
Hype Williams – “The Throning”
Jim E Stack – “Do U”

Dawn Golden & Rosy Cross – “White Sun” (mp3)
Palms Out is extremely excited to announce the release of Marcus Price & Carli’s Bubbelgum, the follow up to 2010′s smash Mat Bira Kvinnor Weed. Bubbelgum is an ode to small towns, motels, and getting lifted in the club–a specific reference to that oh-so-famous strain. Stylistically, it references Chicago house & Baltimore club, while staying squarely in the bounds of modern club music, and maintaining the unique soundscape originally crafted for Mat Bira Kvinnor Weed. Shot in Nice, in southern France, by Tim Erem; the travel themed Bubbelgum video is a follow up to the cooking show madness of last year’s Mat Bira Kvinnor Weed video. Following the video is a preview of B-side “Jexpert” featuring the subject matter–Jexpert himself.
Bubbelgum is out now on bandcamp (and everywhere else), with remixes from Sam Tiba, Rebecca & Fiona, L-Wiz, and Carli himself.
Stagga’s been pumping out OG dubstep for a while now, and he’s got the testosterone-fueled death wobble sound on lock. However, it wasn’t until I encountered tracks like “Rub On Ya Bass Binz” and “Face Gets Splat” that peripheral interest became pure, unadulterated love. This new collab with Joe Blow and Skamma is a propa chune. It’s nice and minimal, but with a jerky, off-time quality to the rhythm that makes the producer’s moniker all the more appropriate.
From the future: Egyptrixx (David Psutka) now makes music under the name ACT! and runs the label Halocine Trance.
From the future: Blaqstarr – “Pressure” has been lost to the sands of time, including, inexplicably, the youtube video. If I find the mp3 I’ll put it up here for posterity.
Blaqstarr – “Oh My Darlin’” (mp3)

Arms&Suites – “My Masterpiece”
Brenmar – “Kicked Beneath Too” (mp3)
Turk Disco – “Balagan” (mp3)
Video for NGUZUNGUZU‘s – “GOT U / A RING TO IT” directed by Leilah Weraub
Aaand – in case you missed it, check out NGUZUNGUZU’s mixtape tribute to Art of Noise’s classic “Moments in Love” – suuuch a good listen.
NGUZUNGUZU – “Focus Mixtape Vol.1: Moments in Love” (38min mp3)
From the future: this link is still alive, but streaming it from this site sometimes doesn’t work because it’s hosted elsewhere. If the player doesn’t work, click the link/download it.
I went to middle school with half the people in this video. Nice to see so many happy and familiar faces. Upper West Side represent!
CFCF is current with the second release on the boutique Acephale label. The A-side is complete with a video from Tommy Boy. This new sophisticated sound from CFCF is a pleasant change which will be surely be welcomed by fans of Italians Do It Better. Is Balearic Disco the future sound of Canada?
CFCF – “You Hear Colours” (bc)
From the future: the original 7″ release was on Acephale, but this song was rereleased as part of CFCF’s Continents LP on Paper Bag Records.
More genius work for Simian Mobile Disco from Bok Bok & Kate Moross!
In the 1990’s I’d sneak off to the now legendary Superstars of Love raves that were thrown in and around St Louis, Missouri. According to story, the duo took a road trip to New York to purchase crates and crates of records from the partner of a well-known Italo Disco DJ who had just passed.
“Male Stripper” was one of those tracks they often dropped. And for a lot of us, (though some remember better than others) it was one of the defining song in raves that would eventually usher in the Italo/Electro Revival of a few years ago…
The original version from Canada’s Power Records in 1986.
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EMB remix originally released in 1989, and reissued in 1993 on Abfahrt.
Live Visual Performance. Directed by Kate Moross & Alex Sushon (aka Bok Bok)
Last week, I went to jesperdahlback.com. There was an ascii art image of Jesper with a small link that read, “Here’s a present” – the present was five tracks. Some of the present reminds me of Luke Eargoggle, while others sound like a continuation of the path he’s been taking as he journeys back to his roots.
Jesper Dahlbäck – “Psycho 20” (mp3)
From the future: “Spagat” (Flanger) seems to have been lost to the sands of time. If anyone has it, please drop me a line.
From further in the future: Found it!
The two nice boys in Filur have a really good one here…
Lulu Rouge is an earthquake of subtlety. Booming and simultaneously still. Constant build, constant release. I don’t know where the peaks end and the valleys begin.
Their latest album, Bless You, a perfect example of a distinctly Danish type of dub techno, also reminds me of the days when Massive Attack ruled my discman, and Portishead put me to sleep every night. From the same camp as Trentemøller (who was originally a member of the group) the two men in Lulu Rouge have a long list of credits. T.O.M. recently co-produced the Fagget Fairys’ first single “Uzela” and is a former Danish DJ champion. Buda has had his fingers in just about every electronic production that’s come out of Denmark in the last 10 years. He was also the man behind those Run Jeremy bootlegs of Aphex Twin’s Windowlicker that turned so many heads.
ps. I’ve already posted some incredible bootlegs and edits they’ve done, including this gem, which deserves another mention:
Snap! – “The Power” (T.O.M & Buda Remix) (mp3)
From the future: I figured I should probably also post those Run Jeremy bootlegs I mentioned in this post, for fun.
Aphex Twin – “Windowlicker” (Run Jeremy’s X-Rated Lick) (mp3)
Aphex Twin – “Windowlicker” (Run Jeremy’s XXX Lick) (mp3)
Turzi are from Paris.
Imagine that after Lemmy was kicked out of Hawkwind the remaining members of the group opened the worlds largest discotheque called “Turzi”. And the ceiling was like 6 feet high, and Michael Garrison was the bartender, and all the drinks were delicious and the bathroom stalls were Glass Elevators like the one Charlie and Grandpa and Willy Wonka rode in.
Their track “Brasilia” is beautiful, it’s complex, and it’s full. It feels faster and slower than it is at the same time and would be an amazing track to greet you as you entered a club, or something to listen too when you really need to figure some things out. It’s from B – Turzi’s forthcoming album available soon on Record Makers.
While in Denmark, Chaz & I had the pleasure of spending some time with Lucy Love and Yo Akim (who co-produced “Uzela” for the Fagget Fairys). We got to listen to their version of Danish grime and were duly impressed. Myself, Johanna from 626, and Lina from The Touch also got to tagteam DJ after Lucy & Blaqstarr did sets at Vega in Copenhagen. Enjoy this great piece of stop-motion for her first single, “No VIP”
These cuties from down under decided not to put my remix on the single release, but I still love them. This first clip is stellar.