Artist.......: The Bloody Beetroots
Album........: Live aux EurockΘennes
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Electronic
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2014-05-08
Str.date.....: 2013-06-00
Quality......: 244kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.thebloodybeetrootsofficial.com/
track title time
1. Live aux EurockΘennes 59:33
* New Noise
* Albion
* Dimmakmmunication
* Mystery Meat
* Warp 1977
* The Furious
* The Beat
* New Noise
* Runaway
* Pistols & Hearts
* Chronicles of a Fallen Love (Carli vs Sir Bob)
Runtime 59:33
Size 104.00
Release Notes:
Initially releasing music on celebrity DJ Steve Aoki's Dim Mak label and often
compared stylistically to French electro superstars Justice, the Bloody
Beetroots -- technically a solo project of one Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo --
generated significant buzz in the music blogosphere from 2006 onward with both
remix and production work. The Italian artist's masked appearance α la Daft Punk
also garnered significant media attention. Rifo began to establish the Bloody
Beetroots DJ Set as a performance act in early 2008 with a short American tour
that included a stop at South by Southwest as well as numerous club gigs in Los
Angeles, where he appeared alongside Aoki. Following a handful of EPs, the
Bloody Beetroots' first album, Romborama, was released in 2009. Rifo then spent
the next couple of years promoting the record with an extensive touring
schedule, and by spring 2010 he had named his live act Bloody Beetroots
Deathcrew '77.
By 2011 the Bloody Beetroots had not only been signed to Patrick Moxey's
renowned Ultra label, but Rifo's work had also begun to appear on Ministry of
Sound in Australia. Later that year, Refused and The (International) Noise
Conspiracy vocalist Dennis LyxzΘn came into the fold for Church of Noise, an
anarchistic side project with a tour and single of the same name. The year
culminated with a prestigious, celebratory L.A. live date on New Year's Eve,
setting the tone for a successful summer 2012 festival season for the DJ set
show. The infectious, riff-based "Rocksteady" appeared earlier that year and was
followed in December by the comparatively tempered "Chronicles of a Fallen Love"
featuring Deadmau5 associate Greta Svabo Bech on vocals. In January 2013, Ultra
began a strategic relationship with Sony, meaning that Bloody Beetroots material
was issued on the major label in many different international territories. This
coincided with the unveiling of the powerful show The Bloody Beetroots Live,
which made its way across North America and Europe for much of the year. June
2013 brought "Out of Sight," a gritty and anthemic collaboration with none other
than Paul McCartney and Youth, ahead of a second long-player, Hide, which
arrived in September of that year.