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Sunday
28Feb2010

Slow Dance

DateSunday, February 28, 2010 at 1:15PM in

Jeremy Jay (who has been gushed over in a previous post), will be lauching a new 7" next week at The Rest is Noise in Brixton. Discobb will be there, slow dancing in a dark corner. If you're around, come say hello.

SEXBEAT: Jeremy Jay single launch

Saturday 6, 2010 9:00 pm to 2:00 am

Jeremy Jay (K Records) - live
Internet Forever - live
Deathcrush djs
SEXBEAT djs

SEXBEAT are pleased to announce their next 7” release; K Records star Jeremy Jay - Dial My Number from his 3rd album Splash. This single launch party is the 1st chance to pick up a copy of the record before its official release on March 8 and a rare opportunity to see him play the UK.
From 9pm – 2am | £3 entry

 

 

Jeremy Jay - Slow Dance

(Big thanks to Jeremy for putting us on the guestlist)

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Sunday
14Feb2010

Finding love. Blinding love.

DateSunday, February 14, 2010 at 10:00AM in

All around the world, clumsily wrapped flowers and cheap chocolates are being presented to lovers, spouses and sweethearts. These mundane gifts will be exchanged, glasses of wine and champagne will be consumed, lips will part in smiles and laughter, and then (hopefully) bodies will mash together in a few moments of lust.

It's just another day, but apparently a love-ly day. For your listening pleasure, I bring you Veronica Falls and their otherworldy tale of graveyard romance (yey!).

Whether you're spending today with someone special, or you're enjoying it in contented solitude - have a happy VD x

 

[MP3]: Veronica Falls - Found Love in a Graveyard

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Monday
08Feb2010

The Base of the Pit

DateMonday, February 8, 2010 at 2:16PM in ,

Antifamily were (are?) a London-based collective of artists, marxists, designers and musicians. There's very little information about them floating around the internet, but whatever you do find is congratulatory and gushing. It's not hard to see why - their anarchist/post-punk/freeform/beatridden sonic experiments are surprisingly melodic (unlike a lot of other 'art' bands). They're also really danceable. I especially like the numerous female vocalists that are paraded around in the songs. They're all dark hair and scowling faces, the kind of women you would expect to be entranced by at a dinner party. 

I'm not sure if Antifamily still produce any music, though I do know that members of the collective went on to form Petit Mal (also featured here on discobb).

For more mp3s check out the Antifamily website. It's essential stuff.

[MP3]: Antifamily - Days at the Base of the Pit

 

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Sunday
17Jan2010

silence sharpens pencils

DateSunday, January 17, 2010 at 10:06PM in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

i'm not quite sure how my well intentioned break morphed into a mighty four months of silence on the blog. i promise you this, i missed it very much.

but during this time, i finally managed to 'listen' to music again. old and new(er) sounds that i wanted to get lost in just for the pleasure of disappearing.
the next track on the blog is by a band i've been listening to constantly in the past few months. they're called petit mal, and i'm positive that like me, you'll fall in love with lead singer melanie gilligan. she is the music of a chilly early-evening.

welcome back to discoballbreaker.

 

[MP3] Petit Mal - Song To Shout In The Ruins

 

 

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