Showing posts with label Jackson C Frank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jackson C Frank. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 January 2009

Man Bites Blog Podcast Ep: 08 Feat. Whitney et Schumacher



The Whitney et Schumacher takeover continues. Enjoy their special brand of electronic ear sing-song and wordsmithery as they help me navigate through the usual musicus eclecticus. Actually its mainly electro crunk with a Syrian or Turkish folk track sprinkled here and there for good measure. Other than that you can expect the usual mish-mash of music you may have never heard before. This weeks show features the likes of JME, Selda Bagcan, Fever Ray, and of course the afore mentioned Whitney et Schumacher.

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1. Rich Boy - Drop
2. Nosaj Thing - Coat of Arms
3. Whitney et Schumacher - Mindshowers
4. Banjo or Freakout - Archangel (Burial Cover)
5. Restiform Bodies - Interactive Halloween Bear (Lazersword Remix)
6. Jackson C. Frank - Milk and Honey (Whitney et Schumacher Refix)
7. Selda Bagcan - Ince Ince
8. Omar Souleyman - Leh Jani
9. Bugge Wesseltoft - Somewhere In Between
10. Bollie - You May Kiss The Bride
11. Don Armando - I'm An Indian Too
12. Whitney et Schumacher - Back to 85

Tuesday, 27 January 2009

Whitney et Schumacher



Whitney et Schumacher make electro pop music of the kind that Thom Yorke would have made if he had an Asbo. Songs constructed of squelchy synths, bargain-bin basslines and lyrics that are cobbled together ala Joanna Newsom make an for an alluring listen. Mind Showers is a syncopated rally-cry to the mentally unhinged distilled through a love of Aphex Twin, UKG, and Nerd-Rap. Complex in its execution and arrangement, yet still maintaining a rhythm and flow that is catchy and memorable. Whitney et Schumacher make music in Crawley. The sort of English town where nothing happens. Ever. But with songs like Back to 85 they trancend the doldrums of the place they call home, firmly putting Crawley on the musical map.
Below is an exclusive track they remixed for the podcast. A wonderfully booming re-fix of the great Jackson C. Frank. Keep your ears, eyes and even your fucking legs out for forthcoming debut LP Why Race The Music? For now enjoy these...