Bloc Festival 2009

Bloc is only a few weeks away now and everyone here at Middle Boop hq is getting pretty excited. A few bands we literally can't wait to see are:
Aphex Twin and Hecker
Clark
Beardyman
Tim Exile
Rob Da Bank
Radioactive Man
Future Sound Of London
Jamie Lidell
Benga
Drums Of Death
Hudson Mohawke
Egyptian Lover
and Richard Devine.
Its going to be an awesome weekend. Hope to see you there.

Southampton Pillow Fight

When i found out about this I had to show it. An inpromtu pillow fight in the middle of Southampton city center. If you look carefully you can see Boop writer Barry wondering past at the end, looking a little bewildered.

Shepard Fairey - Earth Hour

Shepard Fairey, the man behind Obey and Of course the Obama poster (You know the one I mean) has just been commisioned to design the poster for this year's Earth Hour.
This year over 7o countries are taking part.
Check it.
Earth Hour.

Middle Boop In New York

After my recent adventures overseas here are some stickers which are still in the infamous Cake Shop in Soho. Good Times.

Phantom Band - Boiler Room 20/02/09

I descended upon the godforsaken suburbs to witness Scottish label Chemikal Underground's (Mogwai and Arab Strap's old label) latest prospect. It was interesting to see what a dingy rock bar in the heart of middle class Guildford would look like. It was interesting to say the least, with the toilets so immaculate they would not look out of place in an upmarket restaurant. The Phantom Band have a really adventurous sound, with songs ranging from almost minimal electro to Neil Young influenced acoustic numbers. It really surprised me how much I liked them, from the moment they came on playing all sorts of different instruments. The sound was immaculate, and their set was tight enough to know a lot of attention to detail. My only concern was that the crowd didn't seem too interested. I guess as it was a club night people weren't all there to see the band. The Phantom Band seem to have no boundaries and are producing music that can only come from Scotland. I predict a good year for these guys.

Parts and Labor - Cargo 19/02/09

This is a gig I had been looking forward to for a while. Parts and Labor have a great mix of electro tinged, pop that hoooks you in right from the start. Their support came from 'Experiment on a bird in The Air Pump,' a band that seem to be everywhere at the moment. A very eclectic mix of fuzzed up, distorted basslines and pounding drums, I kep thinking they remind me of an early 80's Matchbox with a lot more going for them.
Parts and Labor came on and instantly had the crowd going with the opening track from their latest album 'Satellites.' A brilliant way to start the gig , the level of high energy from the crowd and band was maintained throughout the gig. Parts and Labor have that connection with the crowd that only comes with time and experience on stage. Being so comfortable on stage meant that not only the crowd was at ease, but when the bassist asked for the disco ball to be put on there was an enfatic roar from the crowd as if to suggest the whole crowd were hanging on his every word, adn when he jumped into the crowd people went nuts.
The new additions to the lineup Sarah Lipstate on guitar and Joe Wong on drums fitted in nicely with some amazing drum work and intersting guitar parts. I felt the sound let them down slightly as the electro glitches and and samples were drowned out by the vocals but didn't distract from an awesome show.

Black Mountain - In The Future

In The Future has a certain charm about it that keeps pulling me back in to listen. Maybe it's the huge, beefy riffs reminiscent of anything from old blues to stoner rock, maybe its the the psychedelic side that only a handful of contemporary bands could claim to have incorporated into their music. But whatever it is. I am a fan of it.
Tracks like the eight minute 'Tyrants' and 'Wucans' showcase a Prog Rock sound with epic sections and synth sounds i'm not sure I have heard in the last 20 years. This album feels like a homage to almost all of the greats from the 60's and 70's, Neil Young, Sabbath, Floyd, etc. In The Future packs a punch and is well worth a listen for anyone who fancies a bit of nostalgia.

Mono - Hymn To The Immortal Wind

Mono are back! With this, their fifth album right in time for their tenth anniversary. As every Mono album there is an abundance of noise to take in. A lot of layers to peel back revealing something new every time you listen. Recorded by Middle Boop hero Steve Albini onto analogue tape. Typical of Albini to give a band that are so immersed in effects such a raw sound.
This is needed to be played loud. You will know what I mean when the first track kicks in about 7 minutes in. Loud, aggressive but yet so intimate. The formula of the 5-6 minute ambient build up to the epic, all guns blazing finale's continue throughout the album, with the highlight, the 11 and a half minute 'Pure As Snow (Trails Of The Winter Storm).'It is some of their most intense, engaging music to date and even though most tracks clock in at over ten minutes I find myself listening to the whole lot every time I put it on.
Hymn To The Immortal Wind is a must have for any Mono or indeed 'Post Rock' fan.

Deer Tick Tour.

Deer Tick have just launched a massive tour in the U.S. Starting off at the Bowery Ballroom in New York they will play special gigs with other awesome artists such as Phosphorescent and Jason Isbell. To accompany this tour Middle Boop have designed two special prints for some of their gigs.
Check it.
http://partisanrecords.com/mp3s/deertick-longtime.mp3

Steven Wilson destroys Ipods

In the build up to Steven Wilson's solo album 'Insurgentes' he is releasing a series of videos where he destroys Ipods in a variety of different ways. Rock and Roll.

"My fear is that the current generation of kids who're being born into this information revolution, growing up with the Internet, cell phones, iPods, this download culture, 'American Idol,' reality TV, prescription drugs, PlayStations — all of these things kind of distract people from what's important about life, which is to develop a sense of curiosity about what's out there.”

Diplo - Decent Work For Decent Pay.

Philadelphia born Dj and Producer Diplo's Decent Work For Decent Pay showcases a collection of remixes and his own tracks from the last few years. If this album proves anything its that he certainly has friends in high places.
His collection of remixes caught my attention as they contain a few tracks that I love, Peter, Bjorn and John's 'Young Folks,' Css 'Let's Make Love...' and M.I.A's Paper Planes. All are pretty interesting re-workings and well wortha listen for any fan but I must say that the highlights on the album are his own tracks, such as 200, Way More Brazil and Smash A Kangaroo. It shows that having complete creative freedom he can really make some decent music. There are a few surprising additions such as Bloc Party and Black Lips in which he has included his trademark dirty basslines and a few other neat Production techniques but I would have liked to have heard more of his own music on the album.

Women - Live at the Cake Shop

I can't stop watching this video. The band is Women. One of my recent favorite bands. The venue is the Cake Shop, a bar, venue, deli and record shop in located in the heart of Soho in New York. I had the pleasure of visiting there recently and its fantastic. Wish I could have been there for this show.

Field Day is back this year to provide you all with some more of the finest electronic and alternative music you can find anywhere! The festival has once again hooked up with some of the most adventurous promoters around including Bugged Out, Adventures in Beetroot Fields and Eat Your Own Ears.
Field Day takes place on August 1st in London’s East End Victoria Park transforming it into a kind of village fete, only a bit twisted and way more fun. The first string of acts to play have just been announced, you can check them out below. Early bird tickets are now sold out but standard priced tickets are still available.

1st set of acts to be announced:

Apes and Androids

Erol Alkan

Errors

Fennesz

Four Tet

James Yorkston

Malcolm Middleton

Mogwai

Skream

For more details check the website http://www.fielddayfestivals.com/index.php

Have fun gentle Boop readers!

Errors and Parts and Labor to play ATP

I am pretty excited about this as my we at Middle Boop voted for both of these guys to play.
Both are awesome and will be amazing live.
Roll on May...

School of Seven Bells - ALPINISMS

When I first received School of Seven Bell's debut album I was completely taken aback by the shear volume of their sound. School of Seven Bells is made up of twins Alejandra and Claudia Deheza and ex Secret Machines guitarist Benjamin Curtis. Hailing from cultural center of the Earth ( or at least it seems that way at the moment) Brooklyn, School of Seven Bells are already becoming quite the cult hit.

Alpinisms has such a nostalgic feel. The distroted, reverbed, dechoed, guitar soundscapes, the vocal harmonies, and of course the drum machine takes you back to somehwhere in the mid eighties, when people really started experimenting with the new technologies that were being made available but has a completely contemporary feel to it. This combination of new and old comes together to make a really special album.
Hearing Alpinisms for the first time had the same effect as to the first time I heard the Cocteau Twins Blue Bell Knoll. I literally had to stop what I was doing and play the whole album... Then played it again. There have only been a few albums in my life time that have ahd that effect. A bold statement but my god the music will back it up. You just don't hear the sort of quality and emotion in music any more. They are on a huge tour that will see them play London's Cargo on the 26th of Feb supported by the wonderful Kyte. The tour will take them all over Europe ending back this way in support of Bat For Lashes. This is truly a great album and the artwork is stunning too.
Check track three 'Half Asleep.'

Dolby Anol – Tender Touch

If you’ve seen German electro/techno DJ Boys Noize you probably would have heard Scottish electro upstarts previous release ‘Puppies’. Well, now they’re back with their second release on Back Yard records and it’s called ‘Tender Touch’. It’s glamorous electro which you can’t resist to tapping your feet to! Its got just enough pop sensibility in it for you to dance, sing along and enjoy but backed up by enough stomping electro for you to have a jolly good rave to. I guarantee you’ll be dancing to this in a club soon!

Appaloosa – The Day We Fell In Love

When you first start listening to this record you could almost be fooled into thinking you were listening to a new Feist or PJ Harvey but you’re not. Starting the track with a simple piano riff and solitary voice you might be thinking you’re listening to yet another female singer/songwriter but what you’re actually listening to is Kitsune’s newest release from boy/girl duo Appaloosa. As the simple yet effective intro moves along it soon makes way for Cut Copy style beats and synths. Once that takes over the track morphs into a kind of summertime euphoria. The outro does get a bit tiring as it’s repeated a few too many times with its one vocal line and music riff going round and round and round but apart from that one little nit-pick it’s a damn fine tune.


Essential Selection

Marnie Stern – Shea Stadium
Dolby Anol – Puppies
The 9000 – Electric Bloom
Madeline Ava – In An Aeroplane Over The Sea
Line - Optics

Bloc Festival 2009

MiddleBoop are excited to announce this year's Bloc festival. From the 13th to the 15th of March, the lineup literally has history in the making.

APHEX TWIN + HECKER
The alpha human of underground music premiers his brand new show, with an uncontrollable
new collaborator exclusively at BLOC.
THE FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON
The megastars of rave play their first show in ten years.
JAMIE LIDELL
AFRIKA BAMBAATAA
LEE 'SCRATCH' PERRY
MODESELEKTOR
Full live AV show with visuals from Pfadferendei - the MODESELEKTOR gang will be joined
onstage by OTTO VON SCHIRACH.
GREEN VELVET
SKREAM & BENGA
BEARDYMAN
Rusko will be debuing his live show,
Ed Chamberlain has a brand new stage show exclusive for Bloc
and much much more...

It all takes place at Butlins in Minehead, which means not only have you got an awesome festival featuring some amazing acts you get to make the most of everything Butlins has to offer. There's nothing like the feeling of going to a festival knowing you don't have to worry about the weather or having to camp in a tent. With loads of different stages and events such as fancy dress on the Sunday, there is far too much going on at Bloc to miss out on.
It is selling out pretty fast so if you were thinking of going better check it out soon.
http://www.blocweekend.com/home.html

Women - Women

Women are another strong addition to the ever growing Lo-Fi scene that seems to be taking the world by storm. Their self titled debut album was recorded in label mate 'Chad Vangaalen's basement using old tapemachines ans ghetto blasters, this process is really what makes their sound so unique. The tracks range from from the vibrant soundscapes of tracks such as 'Lawncare' and 'Woodbine' to the more classic indie influenecd 'Black Rice.' The album flows really well considering and my only problem with it is that its not longer. They are just about to head off on tour all over Eurpoe and America, hitting England next week. Don't miss out.
Check out the link underneath.

http://www.scjag.com/mp3/jag/BlackRice.mp3

Logo in the snow

So while most people were out building their snowmen last week, the people from Extreme Television were doing this. Cool idea, its funny that more people had not picked up on it.

Papier Tigre - The Beginning and End of Now

Papier Tigre are a band still pretty unheard of over this neck of the woods but with their constant touring and major appearance on the main stage at last year's All Tomorrows Parties mean it will only be a matter of time before people stop and listen. And listen they should, in their second installment 'The Beginning and End of Now' they go further in consolidating their stylisitc sound. Heavy bass riffs with strange, misplaced guitar licks running all the way through. The album is a lot heavier than earlier material which works really well. Think At The Drive In but more stripped down and less intense. There is a great underground scene over in France made up of a number of exciting heavy bands in which Papier Tigre are at the forefront.For a three piece these guys make quite a racket and with a loud and energetic live show, Papier Tigre are well worth checking out.

Parts and Labor - Satellites

Is it me or is Brooklyn really the place to be at the moment? There are some amazing bands cropping up from that neck of the woods at the moment, Parts and Labor are a fine example of that. Their fourth album, Satellites shows a real development in sound from their earlier albums
almost pop punk ethics. It sees more of a blend of electro tinged indie. There is still the anthemic vocals and feel good attitude towards their music which is to be expected but they have definitely been a lot more ambitious. With time taken to incorporate the electronic glitches into the heavy riffs and drums a lot more has made the outcome a lot more fluid. The songs work well together.
They are just about to head out on a tour all over the U.K. It will be one not to miss.
Check the track underneath. Its one of the highlights.

http://www.scjag.com/mp3/jag/nowheresnigh(edit).mp3

Mi Ami - New Guitar, free download

To support their first full length album, Watersports, out on Quarterstick records, energetic noise punk trio Mi Ami have released a free track for you to download called New Guitar.
Have a listen.

<http://www.touchandgorecords.com/media/4091.mp3>

Abe Vigoda - Skeleton

God these guys don't half make a noise. At first it was really hard to get my head round their hugely eclectic sound. There are elements of Punk, No Wave, Pop and there is definitely some At The Drive In, in there somewhere. Its fast paced, high energy stuff, with the opener 'Dead City/Waste Wilderness' throwing the listener in at the deep end straight away and their songs ranging anywhere from 90 seconds to 3 minutes it will take a few listens to work out what the hell is going on.
They have been going for a few years now but Skeleton is the album that really brings the quality of their sound out. This is raw but their debut was perhaps a little too raw. The sound the two guitarists kick out is more like a steel drum with a lot of reverb. They are one of those bands that you know will be awesome live.
Skeleton is another classic to add to the ever expanding L.A. Lo-Fi scene which has seen bands like No Age and Health pick up a heap of praise last year. With a new E.p out imminently Abe Vigoda are ones to watch.

Dan Deacon - Bromst

Dan Deacon is well known for putting on an unforgettable live show. Generally involving setting up his equipment on a table in the middle of the crowd and playing there, having warm up routines of stretching for the crowd, playing gigs anywhere remotely possible, alleyways, car parks, abandoned buildings etc. A major theme in his work is to bring people together and he certainly encapsulates that in his shows.

His background in electro - acoustic composition is fused together with the intensity and energy of his live performances so well on this album that I feel like I've just downed a packet of Pro Plus after listening to it.

"Much of Bromst is a story about becoming a ghost, cycles of the earth, mountains, getting older, change, nonlinear time, bees, global conspiracy/oppression of the spirit,2012, and a psychadelic realm that coexists amongst our material plain," Explains Dan. Sooooooo.....

The amount of different sounds going on in any one track is enough to make Battles sound stripped down. Equipment and effects built up on top of a vast array of other random instruments such as a Glockenspiel, Marimba, Vibraphone, Live Drums, winds and brass give this album so much depth. Every time I listen to it I find something new and intriguing about it. It's intense and intricately executed and is so much fun to listen to. I have to see this man live.

Check track eleven 'Get Older.' Not only does it encapsulate the many messages Deacon wants to give but it's one of the best tracks on the album.

Bromst is out on the 24th of March.

The Wizard's Hat.

Fellow Zinesters and amazing illustrators, The Wizards Hat took some time out of their busy schedule to answer a few questions for us. They have also designed the layout for the interview for our next zine.

Peel Sessions

I have picked up a habit recently of trawling through the old Peel Sessions and have funnily enough found some absolutely brilliant music. Two favorites that I have literally been obsessed with are Arab Strap and Explosions In The Sky. Being a huge fan of both bands, to hear the live sessions of tracks like Arab Strap's 'Drinking Eye' and Explosions in The Sky's 'With Tired Eyes, Tired Minds, Tired Souls, We Slept' brings it all back. If you can pick these up check them out. Breathtaking.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/johnpeel/sessions/top125/

Vinyl Countdown

As I was kneeling on my bedroom floor yesterday organising my CD’s and records (yes, that’s right I’m that kind of record nerd) it suddenly occurred to me that in this age of downloaded music people might never have this again, a record collection.
We’ve all been aware of the take over by digital download media over the last few years but it wasn’t until yesterday that I began to think to myself, have I wasted my time? All this time, effort and money finding and buying all these records, was it all a waste?
My answer is, of course not! I love record shopping! I love finding new, interesting bands and albums. If anything I think it’s the digital download kids of today that have lost out.
When you consider that whenever you download music, legally or illegally, you miss out on the package that comes with owning a record, you miss out on the sleeve notes, the artwork, any hidden messages etc. I know you can get artwork when you download music but can a grainy JPEG really be a replacement for holding a record in your hands and seeing the artwork right in front of you rather than on a computer, you wouldn’t want to see the Mona Lisa on a computer screen for the first time, would you?
As for the case of the liner notes, did you know the Johnny Depp played guitar on the ‘Be Here Now’ album by Oasis? It this kind of little, fun factoids that people will miss out on if they download music. The liner notes can also serve as a great gateway to discovering new music, take a look at the liner notes in CD or record it lists the producer, sound engineer, where it was recorded, when it was recorded, who played on it, who did the arrangement and lots more information, all which is not included on a download (go check your iTunes now if you don’t believe me). This is particularly true with electronic music when you read the liner notes to a dance album the thank you list is as long as a crying actress who just won an Oscar!
The point I’m to make here is in this age of digital downloads, which has undoubtedly revolutionised the way that we consume music, are we really gaining more music knowledge? In order for us to get this new music surely something has to be lost? If you look at the case of Pat Mawhinney, who has the largest record collection in the world, when the US library of congress examined his collection they determined that of his records between 1948 to 1966 only 17% of those records were now available to the public. Do you still think we’re gaining music?
The thing I love the most about CD’s, records and record shopping is the rummaging through stacks of records in store and friends houses to see what they have, what new records they bought that week and seeing them all lined up on a shelf or piled on the floor and the thing that scares me most is having that image on rows and rows of records lined on a shelf being replaced by some big, bulky and ugly hard drive sat on the corner of someone’s desk.



Essential Selection:

HTRK – Ha
Return of the Space Invaders – Kiss My Shiny Metal Ass
TTA – Neo Violence (Laidback Luke Remix)
Hamonic 313 – Dirtbox
Sky Larkin – Molten
Tame Impala – Desire Be Desire Go

Middle Boop - New Work

Middle Boop has just done a piece for fellow zine maestro's Supra Boring.
Check it.
www.myspace.com/supraboringismybestfriend

Steven Wilson - Insurgentes

The first thing that amazed me about prog rock legend Steve Wilson's Insurgentes, was that it was actually his first solo album. He has had his fingers in many a progressive pie before now, apart from the amazing Porcupine Tree he has worked with Opeth, Marillion, Andrew Liles to name a few. So how does this compare to his already vast career?
Very well in fact. There is a real variety of songs here, from the detuned, heavy, groove ridden riffs of songs such as Harmony Korine and Veneno Para Las Hadas giving way to well produced ambiance, jazzy freak outs and classical arrangements. The guitar solos, frantic, reminiscent of early Mars Volta. The tracks interlace nicely into each other, the highlight being track 3 'Salvaging' building up the whole way through before track 4 'Veneno Para Las Hadas' kicks in with huge drums and a string section going as mental as a string section can get.
There will always be that Porcupine Tree essence with Wilson's very distinctive vocal harmonies but this album strays away from what you have come to expect from them. There are some real gems on this album, the production is first class. The album is out via KScope on the 9th of March. This is well worth checking out.

Designers Republic Close Their Doors.

One of the most influential and well known design companies 'Designers Republic' closed for business on Tuesday with all of its nine staff being made redundant.
After a combination of losing some big name clients, a couple of pitches and a huge tax bill they had no choice. This is a big blow for the design world as they have been creating amazing work for clients such as Coca Cola, Orange, Nickelodeon, Warp Records and artists such as Supergrass and the mighty Autechure. Their work will be missed.

Squarepusher Free Download

Those lovely people over at Warp are offering a free download of the latest single from Squarepusher's latest ep 'Numbers Lucent' entitled Illegal Dustbin.
Please Yourselves.

http://www.warprecords.com/squarepusher/squarepusher_-_illegal_dustbin.mp3

Mt St Helens Vietnam Band - Self Titled

This Seattle five piece are really starting to create a buzz about them. With the bouncy indie rock opener, 'Who's Asking,' giving a two and a half minute taste of exactly what they are about. Fast, happy indie, perfect music for its spring release. With Scott Colborn, knob twiddler for Arcade Fire and Boop favourites Animal Collective behind their array of danceable indie hits, 2009 could well be a big year for them. Take the vocal harmonies of Wolf Parade and mix it with the fast paced, intense drum and guitar work of The Thermals. All good.

Polar Bear Club

Just thought I would upload some ace new images for Polar Bear Club's gig in Southampton designed by MiddleBoops own Simon Stroud. Get some.

Bon Iver - Blood Bank

This four track ep is as I have come to expect from Bon Iver, brilliant.
Every one of these tracks display the heartfelt, emotional, well layered vocals that send shivers down your spine. From the electrifying opening, 'Blood Bank,' to the finisher 'Woods' there is no change in the quality from last years 'For Emma, Forever Ago,' but they are making the most of the new equipment and recording facilities that have been made available to them since the success of their debut. The songs are left to build up to more climatic finishing and vocal effects that were made famous by Cher's 'Believe.' So although still sounding amazingly stripped down there is a little tweak here and there that shows a really interesting progression. It has just come in at 37 in the charts. Not bad going.

Erased Tapes - Free Download

The record label Erased Tapes have released a free download compilation of their music containing such greats as Kyte, The British Expeditionary Force, Olafur Arnalds etc. You also get a free track with each new release.
This one is not to be missed.
Check the link underneath.

http://ddc.erasedtapes.com

Password: MY-FREE-ERATP010

Three Trapped Tigers - Buffalo Bar 22/01/09

Where do I start with Three Trapped Tigers? These guys have an immense amount of talent and it really shows. They create the sort of intensity that draws you in so that all you can do is watch in awe as these three guys absolutely go for it. Its the sort of sound that can only be developed with a lot of time and effort, each member playing off of each other mixing effect laden synths and guitars with the kind of aggressive drumming that really brings their whole sound to another level. A lot of people have already compared them to Battles, but I would say they were more like 65daysofstatic if they listened to a lot more jazz. The highlight for me was mid set when the drummer produced a mini kit and cow bell, then moved on to his drum pads, then to the full kit.
Brilliant.
They weren't headlining last night but they should have been, they blew away both other bands on the bill, the headliners had to be thinking 'How the hell are we going to outdo these guys?' They didn't. Straight after TTT finished the venue looked and felt about half the capacity it was a few minutes before.
Their first ep only touches on their live performance. They have to be seen to be believed.

Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavillion

What a way to see in 2009! This album is a sign of the times. Bringing together hugely echoed, synth laden soundscapes, crazy beats and vocal harmonies with the ridiculously catchy pop hooks of tracks like 'My Girls' and 'In The Flowers.' There is more attention on the vocals and Avey Tare's amazing voice, the harmonies are subtle and show a lot of care and consideration making their sound more accessible to wider audiences. This truly is Animal Collective at their best, there is so much going on in any one track you find something new every time you listen, you just get the feeling that these songs will sound amazing live. Even the album artwork takes a minute or two to get your head round.
Even though we are only in January will surely be one of the top albums of the year
for many critics.

Pictures On Walls

Here we go guys, the photos from the Pictures on Walls event from a month or so ago. We were really glad to be a part of it and sell our zines with some of the best creatives/artists in the country. Special thanks to Mark for inviting us up and Maya for the photos!







The que started right down the other end of the road and stayed like that for the whole two days. Jokes

Ane Brun - The Treehouse Song

Scandinavian country/Folk singer Ane Brun has actually been around for quite some time but it has only been recently after a song for the recent Sky campaign that people have started to take notice. With a fine array of credible producers and composers behind her who have worked with the likes of Sigur Ros, Anthony and The Johnsons, Bjork etc, there is a lot to live up to but her voice, especially in songs like 'The Puzzle' with the backing of an orchesta behind her sounds amazing. Its very haunting, in a similar vein to Joannah Newsom. Her new siongle, 'The Treehouse Song' is out now. Its a lot more country orientated and stripped down then some of her other work but still sounds pretty good.

sick mix 2009

"16 Tracks Flash Mixer Greeting Card, from Home K One and Nanozoom / Marseille - France"
Great fun! Happy New Year!