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Further BBC Radio 1 play for Eyes of Others courtesy of Huw Stephens – listen back to hear ‘Lust Unrequited’s title track get some spin. The record is out on Paris’ Mange_Moi on 20th April.
You can also now stream Mugwump‘s Erratic Throw Remix over at 44100hz Social Club‘s Soundcloud page, or simply use the embedded widget below:
The excellent Mario Cotto has played Sordid Sound System‘s dub of Lust Unrequited twice on his show on LA’s KCRW. Listen back to the latest episode here. Why People Dance are now streaming the track, listen on the player below:
The Skinny‘s April magazine features a four star review, calling Lust Unrequited “a sugary burst of verve that remains in your system longer than you’d care to admit.” Congrats to Mange_Moi for their first print coverage!
London’s As If announced Eyes of Others‘ latest EP, Lust Unrequited earlier this week, together with an exclusive stream of Tel Aviv-based Maya Danon‘s excellent remix. The release is the latest in an ever more impressive resumé from Parisian label Mange_Moi.
“Maya Danon has remixed ‘Lust Unrequited‘ by Eyes Of Others in a rolling style, encapsulating rhythmic bass that courses throughout, vibrantly holding a steady beat that shies away from ever changing as soft electronics bellow out, giving it a unique twist. Eyes Of Others new EP Lust Unrequited is due for release on the 20th of April.”
Read the piece here and stream the audio below
Drawing on human relationships as a natural source of influence, Eyes of Others fuses space and melody with seductive and infectious consequence. Making ‘post-pub, couldn’t get in the club music’, Eyes of Others has recently gained the support of electronic music pioneers such as Das Ding and Andrew Weatherall after previous releases on Edinburgh label Paradise Palms.
The new EP Lust Unrequited confuses language, love and lust to beguiling effect. Born of Scottish Highland myth, its romantic and rapacious sonic journey starts there. Looking to Europe, Brussels-based Mugwump is first to go off-road with his take, employing both respect and disregard for tradition in equal measures. Next, crossing the Atlantic to California, we find Sordid Sound System manoeuvring the raw materials to fully dubbed- out results. Finally Tel-Aviv’s Maya Danon takes a majestic and tempered bare-bones approach, giving just enough and never too much.
Lust Unrequited is released on Friday April 20th via Mange_Moi, distributed by Believe.
Edinburgh record label Paradise Palms‘ final release of the year is a 7″ by revered UK producer Justin Robertson. Released under his Deadstock 33s guise, Numerical Discord Swap‘s PR campaign has largely been handled by the brilliant The Rest Is Noise based in Berlin resulting in coverage from Xlr8r and Ransom Note. Happy as always to get onboard, Planet Dust received additional orders to lend a hand with the radio and Spotify playlist plugging.
The brilliant Nemone lent her support over the weekend on her Electric Ladyland show while Tom Ravenscroft programmed a special hour of selections for 6 Music Recommends alongside tracks by DJ Richard and Teleman. ‘Numerical Discord Swap’ has also been placed in the BBC 6 Music Recommends Spotify Playlist with over 28,000 subscribers.
Numerical Discord Swap is out now in 7″ and digital formats – available on iTunes, Bandcamp, Spotify and all good physical retailers.
Dive-bar turned record label Paradise Palms presents a brand new 7” from veteran producer Justin Robertson, a man with over 23 years experience as an innovator and restless proponent of fascinating forward-thinking music. His tireless work ethic has ensured that he remains one of the most relevant and exciting DJ/Producers around, as a whole new generation of electronic enthusiasts will sweatily testify. Justin’s latest incarnation as The Deadstock 33s has been garnishing lavish praise from established figures such as Andrew Weatherall and Erol Alkan, as well as a diverse cross-section of fresh talent from Daniel Avery to Eats Everything.
Numerical Discord Swap is a double-whammy 7” of alien machine-funk crafted by the rave pilot himself. The titular track is a low-slung 110bpm Acid weapon while Cybord Holiday Snaps veers into hissing Electro territory with pounding rhythms and Detroit-strength bass stabs.
Cyborg Holiday Snaps is available on 7” on 4th December and digital on 8th December, distributed by Rubadub/EPM. The record was mastered by John Vic at Finiflex Studios in Edinburgh. For DJ promo or further information, please contact info@planetdust-pr.com.
Eyes of Others’ Stimulus is out now via Edinburgh record label Paradise Palms and has received a 4 star review in The Skinny magazine. Just prior to release day we had a premiere from Why People Dance for the excellent Das Ding remix, which has been getting serious DJ and club plays from the likes of Andrew Weatherall, Ivan Smagghe and Manfredas.
BBC Radio Scotland’s Vic Galloway also spun ‘Like It When It’s Lazy’ last week on his show alongside tracks from King Krule and Kobi Onyame – listen back to the audio here.
More great support for Paradise Palms Records‘ latest release from Edinburgh artist Eyes of Others.
Last week Huw Stephens played ‘Like It When It’s Lazy’ on his BBC Radio 1 show to add to the previous airtime from Nemone Metaxas on BBC Radio 6 Music and Mario Cotto on KCRW.
Furthermore, music & culture site Ransom Note have written about the release and are now streaming ‘Don’t Know What To Do With You’ from the EP. Check out the writeup here or listen to the audio directly from their Soundcloud page.
Eyes of Others‘ track ‘Like It When It’s Lazy’ has picked up more radio DJ support on BBC Radio 6 and KCRW. Listen back to Shaun Keaveny‘s early morning show with Nemone Metaxas covering, plus another spin from Mario Cotto on the KCRW archives.
“Beautiful laid back drum machine driven vibes, but it was the languid vocal that really drew me to ‘Like It When It’s Lazy’” – Nemone Metaxas (BBC Radio 6 Music). ‘Stimulus’ is out on November 10th, released by Edinburgh record label Paradise Palms.