Karoshi Brothers - Love The World

Karoshi Bros, formed from the wreckage of Letrix, are studio monkeys flogged by barbed whips of electro-pop,and beaten with sticks of hip hop, who play with olds synths and heavy beats, and map out twisted new electronic popscapes. ‘Love The World’ is a genius slice of dancefloor pop that has tickled ears across the planet since the original download release slipped out late last year, and now this new limited 7” version adds some peak time lo-fi indie disco mayhem with Ingo Star Cruiser’s mix. Already shaping up to be a massive summer hit thanks to support from Laurent Garnier, Erol Alkan, Jerry Bouthier, Colin Dale and Jonty Skruff, and radio spins from Loose Cannons (Kiss 100), Huw Stephens (Radio 1), Marc Riley (6Music) and John Kennedy (XFM). Press is blowing up with the likes of DJ Mag, Observer, Mixmag, Skinny, Drowned In Sound and M8 on the case, and the single has been featured on MTV’s ElectroStand and selected for Pete Tong’s FastTrax (Radio 1). Finally, Karoshi Bros are also featured on the new Fifa Euro 2008 EA game. ‘Love the World’ is something that will certainly be blasting through those big club and stadium speakers over the summer and beyond. Fresh from playing live with Punks Jump Up, remixing  MIA, MAPS, Thieves Like Us and Marmaduke Duke, and taking the underground party scene by Storm, Karoshi Bros sure now how to enjoy sound. So get plugged in. “Infectious to say the least – think Seenlufts Manilla produced by Richard X (those fat Numan/League synths) and you’re getting close.” - Jerry Bouthier (Kitsune / Boombox / M8)… “Yeessssss” - Laurent Garnier… “Loving the Karoshi Bros - original mix has good pop appeal.” - Norman Cook.

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