Posts tonen met het label Low Motion Disco. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label Low Motion Disco. Alle posts tonen

zaterdag 14 juni 2008

Keep it slow - Low Motion Disco


Some time ago, I was raving about the first split double 12" of Low Motion Disco on Belgian imprint Eskimo. A couple of weeks ago, the dreamy Things are gonna get easier was released and now their debut album Keep it slow is finally up for grabs. Whenever a group has released two amazing singles, chances are big that you're gonna be disappointed when the full album finally drops. But even after just 1 listen, I can guarantee you: disappoint you or bore you, this album will not. Okay, you could call it balearic but this album proves that's not necessarily a negative thing. Whereas most eerie and slow paced music tends to lose you as a listener after a couple of minutes (remember those ambient doodlings of the nineties?), this album keeps you interested at all times. What's even more, the slower the songs, the more they grab you with the (proverbial) balls. Listen to The low murderer is out at night and you'll know what I'm talking about: hard yet slow drums, a spooky atmosphere and something that sounds like a Neil Young sample (my guess is Down by the river). Totally amazing song!
The fact that those good people at Eskimo have included a cd (with extra tracks!) together with the vinyl version, makes this a must buy.
PS Check their Myspace on www.myspace.com/lowmotiondisco and their own blog on http://lowmotiondisco.wordpress.com/ (featuring some mixes and other stuff). Essential!

zaterdag 19 april 2008

Low Motion Disco - Love Love Love (2x12")

Eskimo has just released Love Love Love by Low Motion Disco, a split double 12 inch containing remixes by L.S.B., Aeroplane and DFA signing Still Going. Even though I try to track down all releases on this great Belgian label, the debut album of Low Motion Disco somehow never caught my attention. I still haven't got my hands on a copy, but judging by this track it should be a killer!

The original version of Love Love Love is a balearic comedown tune which would fit in perfectly in a Prins Thomas or Lindstrom set. The track immediately stuck in my mind, but only after a while I realized why: the track samples Rene & Angela's "I love you more", a funky eighties soul balad and François K favourite (check his Choice-selection on Azuli).

The remix I like playing out most at the moment is the Still Going version, even though all of them are excellent. (They really are!)

For more info: check http://www.discogs.com/ or their myspace http://www.myspace.com/lowmotiondisco