Better Late then Never

Justice - Planisphere [Part 1] (mp3)


Justice - Planisphere [Part 2] (mp3)


Justice - Planisphere [Part 3] (mp3)


Justice - Planisphere [Final] (mp3)

MGMT Remix Roundup

There have been a whole heap of MGMT remixes circulating lately and needless to say, they aren't all gems. My picks include - of course - the Justice Electric Feel remix along with a few more experimental mix courtesy of Immuzikation and a Hip Hop mashup that's been around for awhile via DJ Topcat.


MGMT - Electric Feel [Justice Remix] (zshare)

MGMT - One more Time to Pretend [Daft Punk vs MGMT Immuzikation Remix](zshare)

MGMT - Time to Listen [Talib Kweli vs MGMT DJ Topcat Remix](zshare)

March Fucking Madness

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This upcoming week is going to leave you, me, her, him and them, universally all fucked up. In a good way. That is, in the span of seven days your feet, eyes and ears will be taken advantage of by five huge dance behemoths. The assault will be opened by parisian electro juggernauts Justice on Sunday at Cepsum, followed by a Justice afterparty at Coda Club with Busy P and So-Me - the Ed Banger visual artist - which looks like it might bring about a line to get in to rival the Steve Aoki / Uffie blowout of early 08' fame. So get there early or you might cry frozen hipster tears.




After Justice bangs you harder, better, faster and stronger than your boyfriend or girlfriend ever could, you get monday to wednesday to recover, but only to prepare you for Chromeo at Le National on Thursday, Digitalism at Club Soda on monday, and MSTRKRFT and Boys Noize at Metropolis on Saturday. What the fuck. Shit will get real serious.




So drink your vitamin water, take extra naps, aggregate prescription drugs and stock up on bulk units of alcohol, because along with St Pattys day, sobriety will become a rarity among Montreal banger kids.

Justice - DVNO [Surkin Remix] (mp3)



Chromeo - Tenderoni [MSTRKRFT Remix] (mp3)



Digitalism - Pogo [Shinichi Osawa Remix] (mp3)



Boys Noize - & down [Siriusmo vs Boys Noize Remix] (mp3)

Monday Re-up #2

As hectic as this week was, as we know all to well, remixes seldom - if never - sleep. This week i discovered a parisian electro group who remixed an upbeat disco song featuring the chorus chants of small children.  

Allow me to duck any cries of disbelief you may currently be thinking of uttering / have uttered and tell you I'm not talking about Justice or D.A.N.C.E. (hard to believe?)

But i lead you to believe that i was.

See how i did that?

Yea.

You might respond with: So what? tell us who the fuck you are talking about already.

I'm talking about Breakbot.

asshole.

More specifically, I was talking about Breakbot's remix of PNAU's track Baby.  It's fucking easy listening, anybody can do it, teaming with naivety and i love it. check it out:

PNAU - Baby [Breakbot Remix] (mp3)



Next and in keeping with the more laid back mood, i've got a track from the now ubiquitous Hot Chip.



This track shows that these brits aren't always quite "ready for the floor" and sometimes -like all of us - they just like to bitch about things and be nostalgic.

I can't help but wonder if the lyrics are about some kind of family gathering gone wrong with lines like,

"All the people that i love are here
All the people i love are drunk"


Hot Chip - Crap Kraft Dinner (mp3)




So you might by now be thinking, these pansy ass Heart Attack bitches have gone soft, i want a song i can down a 40 and cause mischief too, none of this babysittin-cooning bullshit.




Hold the shiticane, Treasure Fingers (incidentaly playing our launch party april 10th) has come to your rescue with this epic banger.
This Atlantanite, upon the condition that "you aint got no money", would like to urge you to "take your broke ass home". Frivolity can only result from this Fergie fingering track.

Fergie - Glamorous [Treasure Fingers remix] (mp3)

Banger!!

As anyone with a pulse in Montreal is already aware Justice and the Ed Banger crew are stirring things up at Cepsum (see info to the right) on March 16th.
Busy P recently did some work for Arkitip magazine and they have a nice little interview about the Ed Banger Records "philosophy."



For those that don't know, Busy P started as Daft Punk's manager before starting Ed Banger, signing Justice and generally ripping music a new one.