Showing posts with label DiscoTech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DiscoTech. Show all posts

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Walk, don't run, to the nearest exit


First up we have a very elegant track by DiscoTech. This trio consists of Miami based DJ/Producers Joe Maz, Danny Daze, and Gigamesh (!!!). They have quickly gained notoriety and are getting plays from DJ's all over the globe. Look out for these boys.

Kindness is a UK band that doesn't seem to release very much information about themselves. As far as I can see, they're a quirky disco minimalist 80's dreamwave pop group. Whoa. Ok you decide.


The French just seem to know where it's at music wise. This French rock/electro duet caught my attention because of their genre crossing style. Props to Destronics, especially for their well shot music video for This Night A Soldier.


This 8 minute track really eases you into things with its relaxed demeanor. My man Axwell rarely disappoints though, so give this one a listen. Those guitar riffs are worth repeating.

This last one by Them Jeans is unadulterated depravity. Try not to lose your sanity, I dare you.

Bonus:

Happiest synths. Get'em while they're hot.


No joke, I was blown away by this Sebastien Tellier video. So imaginative.


Love, Patrick

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Throwback Thursday: Part 1


Patrick here, bringing you my own rendition of Throwback Thursday. This is part one of a three part series. The following songs are all keystones of my music collection. They were there at the beginning of my infatuation with electronic music and they all heavily contributed to cementing my love of all things electro. Get your 5 star songs here.

This song is just a must have. No intro, just listen.

Not a big fan of the original song but one listen to this and you'll see why it belongs in this post.

The Twelves have been a source of inspiration for me for years. Guest appearance by Lil Wayne.

The Crystal Castles are simply amazing. This song was my anthem for about 3 months.

Danger! Look everyone it's Danger!

A wee bit repetitive, but simply stunning none the less. Woo DatA.


BONUS:

The gayest thing you ever enjoyed: (favorite part starts around 2:30)



Love, Patrick