Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Friday, August 6, 2010
Holy Ghost!
Saturday, November 14, 2009
TML 11.14
Sovietpanda and Nyteowl DJ tonight, as we celebrate the NyteTraxx record release for Julian Aznar's "Electric Gigolo". Italo fetishists and 80's revivalists get ready for this one!
The single is released on a 300 run of limited edition hand numbered 12" vinyl, CD, and digital, with remixes from Michoacan, Dupont Vice, and Charlie Fanclub. A limited number of vinyl and CD will be available for purchase at First Ave. Download the unreleased Charlie Fanclub mix here!
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Thursday, September 24, 2009
In Flagranti Videos
In Flagranti's cosmic disco sleaze is culled first and foremost from their music, but almost as important to their mystique is their visual aesthetic. Pulled from cutout bins and flea markets across New York City, bits of sexual ephemera are pulled from now ancient magazines and VHS tapes, creating a new world where 70's laser enveloped aerobics teachers are trying to seduce you. Here are a few of my favorite videos.
In Flagranti's contribution earlier this year to the RVNG edit series was RVNG of the NRDS Vol. 8, and features edits of both KISS and Slade. Glam rock pay-dirt!
Recently, In Flagranti remixed NYC's The Glass. I've been playing their version of "Wanna Be Dancin'" quite a bit, and this tripped out video helps explain why.
"Business Acumen" is spy-theme for porno, played by Soulwax and reissued on Kitsuné with a Holy Ghost! cover version.
And for the excellent "Grand Central Shuttle" twelve inch, they use clips of a broadcast of Playboy's roller disco/PJ party from 1979. with news flash & commercials courtesy of Minneapolis' own KSTP!
In Flagranti's contribution earlier this year to the RVNG edit series was RVNG of the NRDS Vol. 8, and features edits of both KISS and Slade. Glam rock pay-dirt!
Recently, In Flagranti remixed NYC's The Glass. I've been playing their version of "Wanna Be Dancin'" quite a bit, and this tripped out video helps explain why.
"Business Acumen" is spy-theme for porno, played by Soulwax and reissued on Kitsuné with a Holy Ghost! cover version.
And for the excellent "Grand Central Shuttle" twelve inch, they use clips of a broadcast of Playboy's roller disco/PJ party from 1979. with news flash & commercials courtesy of Minneapolis' own KSTP!
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
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