Artist: DJ Food
Title: One Man's Weird Is Another Man's World
Label: Ninja Tune
Genre: Electronic
Bitrate: 173kbit av.
Time: 00:38:07
Size: 51.04 mb
Rip Date: 2009-05-21
Str Date: 2009-07-06
01. The Illecktrik Hoax (Ft. Natural Self) 3:57
02. Extract From Stolen Moments 2:51
03. All Covered In Darkness (Parts 1 & 2) 7:38
04. A Trick Of The Ear 13:21
05. Colour Beyond Colours 2:55
06. Tricky Little Ears (The Cheech Wizard Pays Respect To All 7:25
Living Creatures Who Inhabit Dark Places) (Remix By Bundy K
Brown)
Release Notes:
Some artists evolve, but none evolve quite like DJ Food. The 'Doctor
Who' of British dance music, the name was first used to support a
series of 'Jazz Breaks' compilations in the early 90s before becoming
an artist in its own right.
Legendary duo Coldcut used the moniker for a time, before producers
such as Patrick Carpenter came on board. After this Coldcut departed,
and DJ Food continued with input from Strictly Kev. Soon Carpenter
himself found himself distracted by other projects, and Strictly Kev
inherited the title of DJ Food.
Beginning with 'A Recipe For Disaster' back in 1995, DJ Food has
specialised in breakbeat, trip hop and a variety of other sounds.
Helping to define the Ninja Tunes sound in the late 90s, the name has
not been used since 2000's 'Kaleidoscope'.
A new EP is set to revive the good name of DJ Food. Titled 'One Man's
Weird Is Another Man's World' perhaps EP is a misnomer as the record
lasts for over 30 minutes. Just the first part of a series of three,
the release is part of the build up to DJ Food's first album in nine
years.
A DJ legend, Strictly Kev has been busy outwith the DJ Food moniker. He
re-scored The Monkees' brain melting classic 'Head' before taking the
soundtrack on tour a part of a three deck mix.
Give or take a handful of remixes and compilation tracks, however, DJ
Food has been silent for some time. The new EP is a spectacular return,
including Natural Self, Dr Rubberfunk and even a member of Tortoise.
Post rock legend Bundy K Brown appears on the 13 minute poly-rhythmic
percussion epic 'A Trick Of The Ear', a stunning mixture of styles that
veers and evolves through several different stages yet never becomes
self-indulgent.
The new EP is one of a series planned by DJ Food, which will then form
the backbone of the dance guru's forthcoming album. Tentatively named
'Stolen Moments' fans shouldn't get their hopes up - the record isn't
scheduled to be released until next Spring.