Showing posts with label Modselektor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modselektor. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 March 2011

Listen to Burial Four Tet & Thom Yorke


Excitement around the new Burial and Four Tet collaboration is doubled, even tripled then that of their Moth/Wolf Cub EP of 2009 thanks to the inclusion of Radiohead front man Thom Yorke with 2011's Ego/Mirror EP.

Tis not the first time Thom Yorke has teamed up with some glitchy dancefloor folk, one of course being Bjork but closer to home was Berlin funny men Modelselektor for White Flash in 2008 (For some more indie/electronica fusion check out Maximo Park's vox on Modeselektors I Cant Sleep Without Music).

Thursday, 5 August 2010

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Berlins cheekiest monkeys are up to it again.

baconorbearcanorberghain? make up your mind here

Download Modeselektor's 2003 remix of Bpitch Control's barefoot wanderers here

Friday, 30 April 2010

Apparat - New Guernica - 26/04/10


Melbournes New Guernica hosted 2 live shows of BPitch Controls Apparat over the Anzac Day weekend.

Last time I saw Apparat he was one half of mind blowing Moderat playing at Barcelona’s Sonar festival in a hanger the size of the Nou Camp. So what better way to see him a second time then at Melbourne’s New Guernica, only this time Apparat was the one dropping bombs not General Franco.

Apparat’s intelligible drums patterns with a doof to make the most timid woop had the New Guernicas knowledgeable and receptive crowd flailing their arms and exchanging neighbourly nods of approval.  

Moderat favourites Seamonkey, No 22 and Apparat specialty Rusty Nails all made an appearance as did Modeselektors remix of Headhunter - Prototypes which smacked everyone across the face and snapped us out of Apparats throat lumping trance. 

Good night with a good crowd, I look forward to going back.

Tuesday, 20 April 2010

Modeselektor Clubberia Podcast

The only two blokes able to get away with DJing in their own T-Shirts are the latest to podcast for Japanese website Clubberia. Think Resident Advisor but Japanese.

The beauty of these two is you never know what to expect, this time round they graciously offer us a kind helping of stripped back techno with cheeky house & dubstep, Jamie Principle style.

Checkout some previous Clubberia podcasts by Mark E, Ewan Pearson, Radio Slave, Pan Pot, Jus Ed, TEA favourite Kuniyuki and of course DJ Sprinkles, famous in Japan for his Deeperama parties.

Stream here