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: artist....: White Car :
: title.....: No Better :
: cat no....: HIT002 :
: genre.....: Electronic :
: style.....: New Beat / Industrial / EBM / Darkwave / :
: Techno / Minimal / House / Experimental / :
: Funk / Soul :
: label.....: Hippos in Tanks :
: tracks....: 04 :
: quality...: 320kbps :
: storedate.: Sep-00-2010 :
: rlsdate...: Aug-07-2011 :
: url.......: http://boomkat.com/downloads/336382 :
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Nr. Trackname Time
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01. No Better 03:18
02. Feel Hunt 03:51
03. Spread Split Slap 03:17
04. Reality Beat 04:37
Total
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15:03 min
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**Upfront & exclusive release from hotly tipped
Industrial Funk project, White Car, on the
excellent Hippos In Tanks label!** Having
already collaborated with Giallo exponents
Gatekeeper, and had a video pieced together by
Daniel 'Oneohtrix' Lopatin, White Car is the
latest buzz project to emerge from the hugely
promising Hippos In Tanks label and features an
addictive leather trousered passion for the
EBM/Industrial sound of DAF, Nitzer Ebb, or
Liasons Dangereuses with an incredibly canny
eye for detail and a taste for sinister gothic
splendour. Like Jamal Moss's Medusa edit series
(dedicated to the underage Goth/Pop/Rock club),
they're inspired by a virulent strain of
European Industrial music that infected the
Chicago club scene through the '80s and whose
influence can be felt right through the
catalogues of Trax and Mathematics. With the
benefit of hindsight, they've burned off any
excess to leave a sulphuric residue of
disaffected vocals, sledgehammer snares and
sweaty chested synths, efficiently recalling
the frisson of sexual energy and electronic
futurism which ignited Chi-town night spots. We
couldn't recommend this release any higher to
fans of Chris Carter, Ministry, Jamal Moss or
Amyl Nitrate.
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Enjoy The music!
If you want to join (Which we would love):
Contact: psyfer@hush.com
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