Re Cognition: the Clan Analogue Legacy Collection
Various artists
*Catalogue number CA038*
*Available through MGM*
The release of the *Clan Analogue*’s new collectible retrospective
triple-disc set has sparked renewed interest in Australia’s longest-running
electronic music collective. Here’s what critics have had to say about *Re
Cognition: The Clan Analogue Legacy Collection*:
*“A must have for anyone interested in the history of Australian electronic
music” *Scene Magazine
*“A spine-tingling treasure destined for rediscovery” *Music Australia
Guide
*“This expansive and sweetly packaged retrospective collection sees Clan
Analogue reactivating with considerable style*” Cyclic Defrost
*“A wonderful package of Australian electronica” *Sydney Morning Herald
*“Some of the most progressive and enthralling intersections between
electronic music, distant left-field pop and obscure noise-craft to come out
of this country” *The Age
*”A compellingly good value-for-money primer for those interested in
Australian dance music and for those who have forgotten how good it could
be” ** *Rave Magazine
*Re Cognition: The Clan Analogue Legacy Collection** *is a collectible
three-disc set, containing a selection of the most seminal acts of the last
18 years, all of whom started their careers as part of the Clan Analogue
collective. Disc A is a collection of the greatest Australian techno and
electronica explorations, encapsulating 24 hours in the life of an
electronic music fan. Disc B is an all-new selection of remixes produced
from the new generation of Clan Analogue’s artists, all of whom remixed
their favourite tracks from the collective’s back catalogue.
The *Re Cognition* DVD contains all 30 filmclips made for tracks on Clan
Analogue releases along with the new documentary *Clan Analogue: Plug In &
Switch On*, the remastered 1995 VHS release *Clan Analogue Live at the
Goethe Institüt* and a discography.
A digital-download-only album *Cognition X: The Clan Analogue Rarities**
Collection *is available for free to anyone buying *Re Cognition* triple-disc
set. Go to www.clananalogue.org for details
Purchase Re Cognition at: http://www.waterfrontrecords.com/product/74777
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WESTERNSYNTHETICS - THE MACHINE
Australian up-and-coming producer Westernsynthetics, AKA Rhyece O’Neill, is backing up what’s already been a sparkling 2010 with the release of‘The Machine’, the lead single from his politically charged debut album ‘May Day Radio’. Presented by pioneering South Pacific label Sub Continental Dub, it follows from the success of his earlier ‘Engine No. 999’ 12-inch single.
Fusing his unique blend of acid, dub, techno and electronic psychedelia, Westernsynthetics draws from vast pallet of soundscapes, live instrumentation and subversive imagery. Featuring vocals from Charles Smith, it straddles the realms of deep minimalist dubstep, techno and psychedelia with a revolutionary outlook. Sampling Mario Savio’s infamous speech of the same name, spoken during the free speech movement at Berkley University in 1965, it’s a universal call to action. Summoning the sadness that lingers in the dark corners of the urban jungle, it’s set to a stunning soundtrack of beats that are both slickly produced as well as emotionally gripping.
Westernsynthetic’s ‘The Machine’ is released on July 9th, with his ‘May Day Radio’ album set to land in September 2010. Mastered by one of Australia’s finest engineers Tony ‘Jack The Bear’ Mantz, it will be distributed internationally by renowned UK imprint Cargo Records.
TWO DAYS OF ORIGINAL ROOTS, REGGAE, ROCK & SOUND SYSTEM CULTURE WITH THE BEAUTIFUL GIRLS, ZENNITH, THE NOMAD, KOOII, DARKY ROOTS, CHOCOLATE STRINGS, OPIUO, MANTAKA, KOAHLITION, BESSY LOU, MARCUS FAR I, AND MANY MORE…………..
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Clan Analogue’s slice of Australian electronic music history Re Cognition: The Clan Analogue Legacy Collection is starting to find its way onto airwaves and data streams throughout the land since its release two weeks ago. Listeners are re-connecting anew with the sounds of Australia’s modern electronic music era or discovering classics from B(if)tek, Infusion, Deepchild, Telemetry Orchestra and more for the first time.
But it is the collection of 14 new remixes on Disc B of the collection which showcases the work of the Clan Analogue collective’s current artists. An open invitation was made to artists to remix their favourite moments from the Clan Analogue back catalogue and some gems have been given a new polish.
As remixes albums go, Re Cognition is certainly superior to The Cure’s Mixed Up. It probably won’t outsell Lady Gaga The Remix. But is Re Cognition one of the great Remix albums in Australian electronic music history, up there with Severed Heads’ Retread or Katalyst’s Agent Manipulated? And who are these mysterious remixers? Here are a few of them…
Atone’s ‘Hellhole’ has been remixed by Suspect, half of ambient acid groovers Dark Network.
Melbourne dance producer Koshowko has given a new beat to B(if)tek and Disco Stu.
Sydney electro outfit Swinging Tasty Bag revisited a track from the influential ambient release Aphelion One.
Andy Rantzen tackled an obscurity from the very first Clan Analogue EP.
Null Object stitched together a new composition using loops sampled from the multitude of artists on Clan Analogue’s 101 Lock Grooves vinyl release.
Valley Forge envelopes Pear Shaped in a lush chilled groove.
Kaputnik, half of Random Acts of Elevator Music, has distilled the 5000 Fingers of Dr T into its pure ambient essence.
And not to mention the various reconstructions, reimaginings and reactivations of Clan Analogue classics by Bleepin’ J Squawkins, Lunar Module, Mutante Frequante, Apell, Zaziz and Winduptoys…
The Re Cognition set also includes a companion DVD. As well as classic filmclips by Deepchild, Telemetry Orchestra, Pear Shaped and others, the disc includes the new documentary Clan Analogue: Plug In & Switch On and the influential 1995 VHS release Clan Analogue Live at the Goethe Institut.
A digital-download-only album Cognition X: The Clan Analogue Rarities Collection is available for free to anyone buying Re Cognition triple-disc set. Go to www.clananalogue.org for details.
DEUCE RESIDENCY FINALE AT THE VELVET LOUNGE || Friday 7 May || this is a thanks to you!!
That’s right groovers - after bringing you the best in Perth ’s live, local, electronic beats, fashion and visuals monthly at the velvet lounge for almost 3 years, the deuce crew is taking a break. To show us that you’ve enjoyed the artists as much as we have, let’s see this residency off in style – THIS IS A CALL OUT TO ALL producers, DJs, VJs, models, dancers, fashion designers, promoters, producers, performers, vocalists, sound guys, drummers, drinkers and any other form of loyal or interested punter. Let’s make this send off memorable (even if that means a slow start the next day!!)
To hear that last crack of the bassline we’re bringing back some of our fave’s: Lo-key Fu , Turbine 37 feat. MC Skahna, James DXU , Yarhkob, SK MODE, DJ Sumo akidnamedjohn, and residenst VJs Lambency and shoesandsocks.
PHEW! This is gonna be massive – tell your friends, tell your enemies – bring yer mum. 8PM til late: free entry all night.
More funky electro action by DJ Sifu & Soul Puncherz:
DJz >> Check out the track Love Club, a funky house number ripe and ready for pump’n dancefloor action in the club. Funky Spray Cans is more of a bassline prominent track with a funky breakbeat and it is a FREE download for all you electro freaks out there!!
Wednesday 28th April
Bar Open (downstairs) - 234 William St. Northbridge
This Week we have a night of mayhem and ruckus on our hands, we are celebrating Killa Foe’s Birthday. Kicking off we have PROXIMITY EFFECT laying down some dark n dirty dubstep, Giving us the sounds of t…ech/neuro step we have SEMPY. Following up we have the main attraction, KILLA FOE who will be smashing out his latest dub step and amen tear-out productions. Continuing the mayhem we have J. NITROUS destroying dancefloor with more dark beats. Topping it all off we have J SWITCH bringing more disgusting amen devastation!! So come down, get rawkus and help celebrate this bad mans birthday!!!