Alex Gopher’s music career has been as long as it has been varied. Originally he played in a band called Orange with future Air members Jean-Benoit Dunckel and Nicolas Godin. His music has developed over the years from French house right through to atmospheric electronica, with his latest EP ‘Hello Inc’ very much on a leftfield pop tip.
It’s not everyday you get a mixtape from Hamburg duo Digitalism, so when one does come along it’s usually pretty good. Well today is your lucky day as the Hamburg tag team have unleashed a September mixtape, which sees the duo spin through 17 tracks in just under an hour ranging from abrasive electro to playful electronica and everything in between.
Digitalism’s DJ Kicks is still getting regurlar spins at HBF towers and marks a welcomed return to electro for the Hamburg duo, ‘Falling’ is every bit as raptourous as any of their classics from ‘Idealism’ – so it’s only fitting that it should have it’s very own video.
If you haven’t bought Digitalism’s new DJ Kicks compilation then you’re a bit of a fool because it’s fantastic – if you still need persuading check out this rather fetching remix of The Rapture’s ‘Sail Away’, which features in the swashbuckling mix.
As part of Digitalism’s DJ Kicks compilation the enigmatic duo have also released a bonus remixes EP featuring a couple of new remixes of their track ‘Encore’.
After last year’s change in direction Hamburg duo Digitalism are back doing what they do best: electro. This month see’s the enigmatic duo release their first DJ Kicks compilation.
The Banger is back! After Digitalism rather lacklustre new album – it’s great to see, and hear, the German duo get back to their roots with some new material for their DJ Kicks mix CD.
Digitalism new album seems to have suffered from the old cliché of the difficult second album and in places ‘I Love You, Dude’ shows that they are still a great electronic act, but deviates too far from what we know and love about the Hamburg duo.
Digitalism’s new album seems to polarising opinion before it’s hit shelves, it’s not a terrible album by any stretch of the imagination, but it is far too short and lacks a certain wow factor, but it does seems to grow on you more and more.
Digitalism’ new album is almost upon us and we’ve spied a couple of new tracks, first we have the track ‘Forest Gump’ with vocals from Julian Casablancas of The Strokes’ fame.
Digitalism’s new album ‘I Love You, Dude’ will be released on June 21 on Co-operative/Downtown music and will be the follow-up to the 2007 album ‘Idealism’.
Digitalism’s follow up to there amazing album ‘Idealism’ is out on June 2nd, the new album is called ‘I love You, Dude’ and will see the return of the German duo.
We’ve been avoiding any remixes of Tron Legacy, we wanted to let the dust settle – after seeing the film we were left with a bitter taste in our mouth – it’s pretty pap.
Kitsuné has just unleashed a new EP of all of the free tracks that they gave away over the course of 2010, you can get free tracks from Digitalism, May 68, Play Paul, Black Strobe and Yelle.
Belgium disco boys Villa have been on fine form recently, we have no doubt that these dudes will blow up just like Aeroplane did last year, their level of production only seems to be going up at the moment. With this new track, they’re certainly cruising at 35,000 feet and quite right too. Anyway, who [...]
Digitalism’s new track “Blitz” is out soon, November to be precise, and we got a cheeky preview from Sloth Boogie Blog, it’s also been remixed by Belgian boys Villa which is also pretty epic. Digitalism – Blitz by Audiopleasures Via http://www.slothboogie.com/
Digitalism are about to release new material from the long-awaited second album and they’re first track “Blitz” is out november 8th including remixes by Harvard Bass, Villa and one more original track. We got a little taster for you, not a great deal to say about as it ends before it even gets going. But [...]
Released in 2009 on Kitsune, Digitialism’s video for their club hit Jupiter Room mixes live action with computer generated wizardry. Directed by Scott Altham, the final edit was created Nathan Green who edited green screen to produce animated LEDs which move in sync with the music. Nathan Green created 3D models of the dancers so [...]
