Keenhouse’s new album, Four Dreams’ is still getting a lot of play round these parts. It’s pretty much an electronic masterpiece. One of the tracks from it, Can’t Sleep Since, is now presented in cyber-psychedelic video form.
Produced by Keenhouse himself, the clip is a nice early 90s style CG freak out.
Keenhouse’s Four Dreams album is out now.
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Flight Facilities’ excellent, and surprising, return this month, the Christine Hoberg featuring Clair De Lune, had it’s video premièred this week.
Dave Ma directs this clip, which is a beautiful narrative shot in California’s San Fernando Valley.
Clair De Lune is out now.
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We’re still jamming to Hercules And Love Affair’s new tune, Release Me, taken from their new DJ-KiCKS album. It’s definitely one of the highlights of the tail end of 2012.
The track’s video has just premiered, directed by Mo Stoebe, and comes loaded with retro video effects.
Hercules And Love Affair’s DJ-KICKS is released 29th October on Studio !K7
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
In 1981 Jean–Michel Jarre continued to break new ground, both in synthesizer music, and chart music, with his hit Magnetic Fields II.
The amazing Anne Clark’s 1984 breakthrough Our Darkness. Pioneering electronics.
D-Mob with Cathy Dennis, before she penned one of the greatest British Pop songs of all time, hitting the charts with House-lite and C’Mon And Get My Love in 1989.
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Frankmusik’s back with some new sounds for us. His new track, Far As I Can, sees Vince returning to the big, complex, ElectroPop he shines at.
Here’s the video for the track, with Vince very much looking like the Londoner in LA. Frankmusik’s back y’all!
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Here’s the video for 4AD’s Purity Ring’s Lofticries. The duos glitchy ElectroPop album, Shrines, is sure to make more than a few ‘best of 2012’ lists and this track is one of the reasons why.
The clip is a fascinating montage of character and location, directed by AG Rojas who seems to make the pact work with the track.
Purity Ring’s ‘Shrines’ is out now.
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French ElectroPop duo Juveniles are about to drop their Through The Night EP, which appears to be just a re-release of their-self titled EP from June this year. It was an awesome release, which most of you have already picked up, particularly the Yuksek reMix of Through The Night which we featured back in the summer. the re-release of the EP will be out on AZ/Universal, so it’s nice that the guys have major label backing now.
Here’s the Edward Housden directed video, which you have also probably already seen (nope, major label backing doesn’t get you a new video apparently), it’s very French.
The guys hit the UK later this month, definitely one not-to-be-missed:
20 Nov – Blind Tiger, Brighton
21 Nov – Shacklewell Arms, London
22 Nov – Soup Kitchen, Manchester
Juveniles’ ‘Through The Night’ EP is released 26th November.
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This week German Electro Disco don Kris Menace released an album of collaborations, Features, that included a track with ElectroClash icon Miss Kittin. Hide is a hypnotic slice of AcidPop brilliance that has just been released in video form.
Check out the clip, directed by Mathieu Bétard for some really stunning animated visuals.
Kris Menace’s Featuresis out now.
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Elijah Collins & Slow It Down slight edit of Cherelle’s 1989 hit Affair, now titled I Don’t Need from their new four track edits EP, has hit the internet in video form.
Produced by Beaver & Beaver’s Ely Dagher, the clip plays up the vintage half of the track with some decidedly retro visuals.
Slow It Down & Elijah Collins’ Alright EP is out now.
Check out more from Slow It Down & Elijah Collins on SoundCloud.
Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
So, were going all 1986 on Goin’ Old School this week, and how can we do that without Samantha Fox’s Touch Me?
Next up is Paninaro, Pet Shop Boys hitting their stride.
And finally the slap bassed digital Soul of Level 42’ Lessons In Love.
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