As Heard On Radio Soulwax Pt. 2 (PIAS 40 Edition)

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Interstellar - Concepts Comments: One of the few more down tempo dance releases we liked from last year and not very well known. Clearance: Before giving clearance they first had to make up their mind about which name they would use for themselves in the future. It was either DJ Pogo or Interstellar. Whatever happened to 2 many dj's? They were killing it in the 2000's and then vanished. 2022-12-22T16:54:34Z Comment by Siôn Gareth Jones Oh Dave,” Stephen chides, “I don’t know if it is true. Maybe it will be multifaceted for [young people]: music and style and visuals. They’re trying to make their own world. It’s not that dissimilar; it’s just way more broad.” This is a rare point of dissensus. Perhaps the brothers’ unlikely path from Kyuss fanboys to international DJs proves that predictions are best avoided. “We don’t really fit in anywhere,” David says, indicating his suit. “Look at us. And I think that’s still what makes us excited.” Arbeid Adelt - Death Disco Comments: An instrumental cover version of the Public Image Limited song that, we think, beats the original. Also, it seemed like a good idea to include an original new wave classic between all those eighties revivalists and it’s a Belgian band, which is also cool!

The Stooges - No Fun This was a mix we made a long time ago, and it’s always been a success when we play it live, so it definitely had to be on the album. Clearance: The Stooges-people gave us a hard time because they did want to license “I Want To Be Your Dog” but not “No Fun”. They came around in the end. Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Peter Gunn (Live) Comments: It’s a perfect song to start with due to the eponymous, bombastic intro. We were looking for something to fit with “Where’s Your Head At?” and this worked perfectly. Funkacise Gang/Soul Grabber/Lil Louis & The World - "Funkacise/Motorcross Madness/French Kiss" (3:03) Reed, Graham (11 April 2002). "Album Review: Soulwax – 2 Many DJs". Drowned in Sound. Archived from the original on 26 April 2016 . Retrieved 7 April 2016. As Heard On Radio Soulwax Pt. 2 is now reissued featuring Richard Young’s iconic original photography.Through their Ghent-based studio and record label Deewee, the Dewaeles continue to push cutting-edge electronic music, including Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul’s infectious Topical Dancer, one of 2022’s most celebrated electronic pop albums. They have also kept up a hot streak as remixers, applying their signature jagged-yet-refined electro touch to the likes of Róisín Murphy, Peggy Gou, Robyn, Sylvester, Fontaines D.C., Wet Leg and Marie Davidson. Despacio, the roving audiophile soundsystem which the Dewaeles undertake alongside LCD Soundsystem’s James Murphy, completes the picture. In Stylus Magazine, Scott Plagenhoef gave it an "A−" rating and named it "one of the first real contenders for album of the year". [10] Zane Lowe called it a "historical record", in Belpop, a documentary about Soulwax on Belgian TV channel Canvas. [2] Vine, Richard (15 June 2011). "Kylie mashes up Can't Get You Out of My Head with Blue Monday at the Brits February 2002: Number 40 in our series of the 50 key events in the history of dance music". The Guardian . Retrieved 16 June 2014. Lil Louis And The World - French Kiss Comments: You’ve got to be a real “trainspotter” to catch this one. The Breeders - Cannonball Comments: One of the first bootleg mixes we ever did (with Skee-Lo’s “I Wish”), about four years before the album. So it couldn’t be left out. Clearance: This must be the one and only compilation ever that’s got The Breeders on it. Again, we got it as a special favour.

Gordon, Jeremy (8 May 2014). "Soulwax Release Astonishing Visual Mix of Mash-Up Classic As Heard On Radio Soulwax Pt 2". Pitchfork Magazine . Retrieved 16 June 2014.Jeans Team - Keine Melodien Feat. Mj Lan Comments: Something we discovered while playing in Germany, another classic in our DJ sets and the award for the best lyrics on the whole album! Clearance: We just had to find out if it was DJ Ian (with an “i”) or DJ Lan (with an “l”). It turned out to be MJ Lan, with an “m” and an “l”.