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- Watch: New distribution label Low Hanging Fruit presents Camp Inc. remixed by Von Spar
- Read: Kaito talks shop with DJ Mag Italia
- Read: ADE & London showcases wrap-up
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Posted: 29 Oct 2013 11:33 AM PDT
Let's pop the corks, 'cos another new label joins our ranks: knowing damn well that being based in Cologne is like catnip for our distribution wing, long-serving local DJ hotheads Shumi and Marc Lansley aka Truffle Shuffle launch their very own label Low Hanging Fruit (actually located in both Cologne and Chicago, for realz). The outlet's first release - expected on vinyl in January 2014 - comes in form of the "National Geographic EP" from Cologne gearheadz Camp Inc. - acclaimed crazies Roland Wilhelm Kaiser and Sebastian Ingenhoff, founders of infamous tape label Camp Magnetics. Revered by local crowds, but feared by club technicians, their live set consists exclusively of hand-cranked hardware equipment spitting out wild acid basslines, kicking synths and mad love. Their very first EP also features an impressively idiosyncratic remix hailing from fellow Cologne iconoclasts Von Spar who create an alternate universe where the common laws of physics don't seem to apply - kosmische noise disco where it's at. Watch the video here, and don't forget to check out the EP preview on soundcloud. No fillers, all killers!
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Posted: 29 Oct 2013 07:53 AM PDT
A nice interview with Kaito was upped by DJ Mag Italia - they talk about the new album "Until The End Of Time", but also the producer's career trajectory, past missions and Japanese club life. Read it here (scroll down for the English version).
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Posted: 29 Oct 2013 06:39 AM PDT
We found great success with our label showcases at ADE and in London and are still rapt thanks to great crowds and performances from our artists. There are a lot of pics and snippet videos darting around, so we thought we just give you a little guide - the tour starts with our Instagram account, where you'll find a fine selection of party pics shot on site. There are also some charming little videos from the ADE party to be found here, here and here, as well as a Vice foto gallery viewable here. For more youtubey videos with several artists performing in Amsterdam, head over to this site. Furthermore, DGTL has its own FB gallery for ADE and - of course - their cool video summary on vimeo. For all things pop up store Amsterdam, we have a gallery on FB here as well as a Flickr account (from Merlijn Hoek) here. Last, but not least, we'd like to guide your attention to Resident Advisor's K20 London gallery and another London gallery here. Have fun!
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