Classic House for your Sunday Sir/Madam? how about Steve ‘Silk’ Hurley‘s ‘Jack Your Body’? It was compilationtastic in 1986.
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Follow @electronicrumorClassic House for your Sunday Sir/Madam? how about Steve ‘Silk’ Hurley‘s ‘Jack Your Body’? It was compilationtastic in 1986.
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Follow @electronicrumorThe Weathermen in1987, with ‘Poison ‘, making New Beat and SynthPop abrasive so you don’t have to.
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It appears to be a day of ‘80’s reMixes!
I approached this reMix of Billy Idol’s ‘White Wedding’ with some caution, this could have been a total cheese-fest. Thankfully Moustache Machine never stoops that low, what he does instead is give us an awesome ElectroPop version of the track. Cold digital sounds lend the track and extra air of tension that builds until the fat distorted Electro synths join the party. It all works surprisingly, and wonderfully well with Mr. Idols instantly recognisable vocal.
♫ Billy Idol – White Wedding (Moustache Machine reMix)
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Follow @electronicrumorIn 1984 Severed Heads released ‘Dead Eyes Opened’ and paved the way for every Australian ElectroPop act since.
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Follow @electronicrumorChillin’ today. 1983’s ‘Feels Like Heaven’ from Fiction Factory.
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Follow @electronicrumorI grew up in Bristol, my youth sounded like this. Fresh 4 and Lizz E in 1989 with their cover of ‘Wishing On A Star’. Smith & Mighty on production, Krust in the mix.
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Follow @electronicrumorAbsolutely everything about the video for Farley ‘Jackmaster’ Funk and Darryl Pandy’s 1987 House breakthrough ‘Love Can’t Turn Around’ is ridiculous, even at the time it was terrible. Massive track though.
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Follow @electronicrumorThis is Renegade Soundwave’s 1989 hit ‘Probably A Robbery’. “A bit of skulduggery” is all I have to say.
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Follow @electronicrumorIn 1985 The Neon Judgement were shaping the future of underground electronic music with ‘Tomorrow In The Papers’ while you were watching TransFormers in your pyjamas.
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