Clarkeecat
05-13-2003, 08:30 AM
found this about....
ARTIST : IDJUT BOYS
TITLE : IDJUT BOYS SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
LABEL : GLASGOW UNDERGROUND
CAT NO. : GUOCD035
DISTRIBUTION : 3MV
RELEASE DATE : 7TH JULY
"The Idjut Boys. No one could take you seriously with a name like that. Unless you're Dan Tyler and Conrad Mcdonnell that is. They call themselves stupid, yet their music is anything but. It's a world away from the dumb productions that usually proliferate dance music, that's for sure. They take disco, dub, funk and jazz and fuse the lot into a heady cocktail of nightclub magic. A kind of groove that leaves dance-floors reeling and their peers speechless.
They follow up their seriously popular "Saturday Nite Live" (originally released on Nuphonic) with another 70 minutes plus of dopey dance shenanigans.
From the old to the new, the weird to the wonderful and the peak-time to the gentle groove this mix has it all. Anyone who has enjoyed the Idjut experience in clubs from Belgium to Bel Air will know that they are in for a right aural treat every time.
Highlights on this mix include the moroder-esque tribal antics of "Hills of Katmandu" by Tantra, the mid-tempo percussion grind of "Mach 2/2" by Supsonic, the ultra-deep classic "Deep Inside (of you)" by Shafty as well as some sneaky cuts from the forthcoming Glasgow Underground album by the Idjut-produced Steve Silk Soon experience. "
I loved the first one so this should be good! Set yr diarys.....
Matthew
ARTIST : IDJUT BOYS
TITLE : IDJUT BOYS SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE
LABEL : GLASGOW UNDERGROUND
CAT NO. : GUOCD035
DISTRIBUTION : 3MV
RELEASE DATE : 7TH JULY
"The Idjut Boys. No one could take you seriously with a name like that. Unless you're Dan Tyler and Conrad Mcdonnell that is. They call themselves stupid, yet their music is anything but. It's a world away from the dumb productions that usually proliferate dance music, that's for sure. They take disco, dub, funk and jazz and fuse the lot into a heady cocktail of nightclub magic. A kind of groove that leaves dance-floors reeling and their peers speechless.
They follow up their seriously popular "Saturday Nite Live" (originally released on Nuphonic) with another 70 minutes plus of dopey dance shenanigans.
From the old to the new, the weird to the wonderful and the peak-time to the gentle groove this mix has it all. Anyone who has enjoyed the Idjut experience in clubs from Belgium to Bel Air will know that they are in for a right aural treat every time.
Highlights on this mix include the moroder-esque tribal antics of "Hills of Katmandu" by Tantra, the mid-tempo percussion grind of "Mach 2/2" by Supsonic, the ultra-deep classic "Deep Inside (of you)" by Shafty as well as some sneaky cuts from the forthcoming Glasgow Underground album by the Idjut-produced Steve Silk Soon experience. "
I loved the first one so this should be good! Set yr diarys.....
Matthew