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Midnight Juggernauts in Los Angeles tonight at the Vanguard

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September 10, 2008 0 Comments Tags: , , , , , , .

midnight_juggernauts Midnight Juggernauts in Los Angeles tonight at the Vanguard

Australian electro disco kings Midnight Juggernauts have landed in the city of angels and are prepping for the SCION House Party at The Vanguard tonight. It’s an amazing line up with Holy Ghost, HEARTSREVOLUTION (Franki Chan just joined on as their drummer) and Pharrell (Floukids) supporting.

I’m sure all the cool kids have secured their tix and mom’s minivan for the evening. If you aren’t one of those kids you can still try to score some free tickets by RSVPing here.

Partake in a few Midnight jugs originals remixed by the electro elite. First up is their newest single “Into The Galaxy” man-handled by Danger, and secondly super producer Miami Horror does his thing to the MJ classic “Road To Recovery”.

Beat these out while you whilst you get your hair did for the party.

MP3:  Midnight Juggernauts - Into The Galaxy (Danger remix)


MP3:  Midnight Juggernauts - Road To Recovery (Miami Horror remix)

Oh yeah, remember the party is 21 and up, so steal your brohters ID if necessary. Midnight Juggernauts “Into the Galaxy (ep)” is available on itunes and includes more saucy remixes by Grandmaster Flash, Metronomy, Architecture in Helsinki, Chateau Marmont, & Shy Child.

If you prefer the feel of hard cold vinyl in your paws, there’s a limited 12″ of “Into The Galaxy” out on Institubes and even a super limited black on black 7″ out on Isomorph which you can get here.

If you don’t live in the greater Los Angeles area head over to Midnight Juggernauts MySpace page, turn off all the lights, stream some more goods and pretend you’re there.

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Sebastien Tellier: ‘Sexuality’ sold exclusively at American Apparel

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July 24, 2008 7 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , , , .

sebastientellier Sebastien Tellier: Sexuality sold exclusively at American Apparel

Parisian electro-popstar Sébastien Tellier is sexually charged. We’ve been amp’d up for the stateside release of Tellier’s third studio album, ‘Sexuality’, for months now. You’ll remember that the record is produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo of Daft Punk fame. Well now we have it, Record Makers have given us something special for our eager hands…

Beginning this week, Sébastien Tellier’s new album, ‘Sexuality’, is available for pre-order exclusively at all American Apparel locations throughout North America. This is the first music release to be carried by the clothing store chain. ‘Sexuality’s first single, ‘Sexual Sportswear’ no doubt influenced American Apparel to secure Tellier for this exclusive deal, because, hey, sexual sportswear is AA’s business model. Additionally, American Apparel has created two limited garments, the Sexuali-Tee and Sexuali-Tank to celebrate the pairs’ tryst.

Enjoy this ‘Sexual Sportswear’ remix from Parisian producer, Donovan from the ‘Sexual Sportswear’ single.


MP3: Sébastien Tellier - Sexual Sportswear (Donovan Remix)

Many of you probably heard the controversy surrounding the second ‘Sexuality’ single, ‘Divine’. It was selected to represent France at the yearly Eurovision Song Contest. ‘Divine’, which lyrics are in English, ’caused a stir as critics said it did not properly represent French music. The song was slightly altered to appease critics, but perhaps Tellier was doomed at that point, and after the May 24th performance—’Divine’ placed near the bottom (18th of 25 competitors). I see it as their mistake, as ‘Divine’ is absolute win. Enjoy this remix from Melb.’s Midnight Juggernauts, that we promised once upon a time:


MP3: Sébastien Tellier - Divine (Midnight Juggarnauts Remix)

Moar! A pair of menacing remixes from Englishman, Night Faculties serving up a hittin’ bootleg and Frenchman, Danger serving up an official EP release.


MP3: Sébastien Tellier - Divine (Night Facilities Rework)


MP3: Sébastien Tellier - Divine (Danger Remix)

And, because Teiller is so good; moar again! Here’s another new remix of new track, ‘Kilometer’, from Berlin’s Jack Tennis.


MP3: Sébastien Tellier - Kilometer (Jack Tennis Remix)

Following Tellier’s Knitting Factory Hollywood performance on the 26th, he will be performing at the American Apparel Factory in Downtown L.A., for the 2nd annual Factory Flea Market. $5 to shop, dance and moonbounce. zomg.

Sébastien Tellier on MySpace or the official site, SebastienTellier.com.

More Sébastien Tellier in our archive.

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Fake Shark Real Zombie!: ‘Designer Drugs (Designer Drugs Remix)’ / Remixes of FLOU, Hail Social, Protokoll, Midnight Juggernauts & QUEENOFWAR

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April 30, 2008 2 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , , , , .

designerdrugs Fake Shark Real Zombie!: Designer Drugs (Designer Drugs Remix) / Remixes of FLOU, Hail Social, Protokoll, Midnight Juggernauts & QUEENOFWAR

N.Y.’s Designer Drugs are the dopest (pun intended). Designer Drugs have been steady racking up a discog of club bangin’ remixes and for their efforts have earned hella blog and mixtape love (the evidence). The two live crew dropped off this brand new remix of Vancouver BC’s Fake Shark Real Zombie!—an indie-hardcore-dance-rock band who’s 2007 album, ‘Zebra Zebra’ has been filling the void in my life that was put there by the untimely death of their contemporaries, UK’s Test Icicles. ‘Zebra Zebra’ happens to feature a song named ‘Designer Drugs’. Designer Drugs remixes ‘Designer Drugs’? This was meant to be:


MP3: Fake Shark Real Zombie! - Designer Drugs (Designer Drugs Remix)

DJs need oven mitts these club-biscuits are so hot! Keep the dance party going with the these delicious remixes from Designer Drugs bakery (it’s not really a bakery, it’s not even a mob controlled money laundering bakery-front for drugs, it’s probably more of a bedroom studio, but the former sounds more fun and I digress). Enjoy remixes of French synth-rockers FLOU, Philly Indie kids Hail Social, New England indie kids Protokoll, Melbourne indie darlings Midnight Juggernaut, & UK electronica act, QUEENOFWAR. Dig in.


MP3: FLOU - Les Gens Pour Ce Quils Sont (Designer Drugs Remix)


MP3: Hail Social - Heaven (Designer Drugs Remix)


MP3: Protokoll - Moving Forward (Designer Drugs Remix)


MP3: Midnight Juggernauts - Tombstone (Designer Drugs Belated Re-Edit)


MP3: QUEENOFWAR - Sex Up My Brain (Designer Drugs Remix)

Through May and June, Designer Drugs are coming through Los Angeles, Guadalajara, Mexico City, Atlanta, Philly, DC, Charlotte & Las Vegas. See what’s up with these and future tour dates on Designer Drugs tour schedule.

Visit Designer Drugs on MySpace.

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Midnight Juggernauts - Road To Recovery

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June 17, 2007 4 Comments Tags: , , .

roadtorecovery Midnight Juggernauts - Road To Recovery

How was everyones Saturday night? Excellent I hope. I rrrrreally tied one on, not even sure how I got home or where I left my liver. Was extremely happy there wasn’t a large woman sleeping next to when I woke up this morning. I’m just now able to stand up & see straight. But that’s what Saturdays are for right? I got my Gatorade, top ramen and this song to helping nurse me back to normal.


MP3:  Midnight Juggernauts - Road To Recovery

All of Midnight Juggs songs are eerily therapeutic. Check them out on their myspace and cop their ‘Secrets Of The Universe’ here Midnight Juggernauts - Road To Recovery.

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The Aussie Wrap-Up

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February 15, 2007 3 Comments Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , .

Yo, patch reporting here. Just remembered I didn’t formally introduce myself in my last post!

As firstly mentioned by disaster, I was meant to be covering ‘the Big Day Out‘ but little did I inform him was that I didn’t get a ticket. Anyway, all I know is that my mates were LOVING The Presets and could not stop bragging for days. Also, I heard Justice (on the Melbourne leg of the Aussie Tour at the time) flaunted it up at the BDO and also Room680!

The type of music I love varies from Progressive Rock to Electro but I won’t go all 1970’s on you guys, that would be plain cruel.

aussie wrap up The Aussie Wrap-Up

Now, with my little intro out of the way… onto the goods. Basically, being a kid living in Australia (close to Melbourne if you want to know..), I just want to post out all the cool bands thats out here. Most, of course you will know, but that doesn’t matter & I’ve surely missed some but don’t fret!

Barrage (FERAL MEDIA):

From last.fm:
Melbourne (Australia) based singer and producer, whose style falls between post-punk / electro-pop romantics and contemporary, rough and ready electronica. Originally from Brisbane (in the north-eastern state of Queensland), Barrage (real name Mark Gomes) has released one album - Hero or dirt? - so far. He has also played extensively across Australia’s eastern states.

Bit by Bats (Shiny Records):

from wikipedia:
An Australian three piece originally hailing from Adelaide, now living in Melbourne. Forming in 2003, the band had existed just a matter of weeks when they laid down their first demo (later released as their first ep). They sent it in as a CD-R to their local radio station, Three D Radio, who almost burnt a hole in the disc from constant play, well before the mysterious band stepped out to play their first show. The songs recalled influences of early-era The Cure, Joy Division and Television and fused them with a fresh raw and rough urgency.

Bumblebeez (MODULAR):

from wikipedia:
A hip-hop/rock band. Their first album is titled The Printz, although this is simply a compilation for an international release, comprised of all the tracks from their first two Australian EP’s ‘The White Printz’ and ‘The Red Printz’ (known to fans as the Printz saga).

Bumblebeez - Vila Attack

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