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South Central
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Description: | 12" on Art Goes Pop (was £4.99) |
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| Format: | 12" (vinyl) | |
| Genre(s): | Electro/EBM, Experimental Indie | |
| Label: | Art Goes Pop | |
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£0.99 (sale price!)
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| Availability: | In stock. Dispatched in 1 working day. |
...according to our Maggie on 23 November 2006.
South Central have vacated their Brighton based remix lab (having scored acclaimed re-drills for Metronomy, Shit Disco and bastardising current inkie darlings the Klaxons via the infamous bootleg 'the Bouncer') and ventured out on their own. Pressed on a whopping 12 inch slab of wax,three versions feature here - the extended 12" mix which is sure to do some seismic damage shortly on the more tuned in club floors across this (un)pleasant nation, the 7 inch version and a dub mix, which is so radically reworked that it had us checking it out several times to assure ourselves that we weren't listening to a totally different cut. As to the sound - think of a rampant muscularly mutant version of Gary Gl***er's 'Rock 'n' Roll (part 2)' snatched from working desk of the Timelords and force fed anabolic steroids then bleached white with an array of chaotically churned tripping / dislocated electronics and arcade effects all jack-knifed with a founding matrix that combines a sinew straining tension bedded precariously upon an impenetrably hypnotic head shrinking underpin and then sent out into a hugely unsuspecting world to poke about in Mark E Smith's surreal mindset to do battle with the Fall's 'Big New Prinz'. A killer thing.
