Track Listing
Disc 1:
One Two - Annie Mall (Radioclit Remix)
Sugardaddy - Wack
Tacteel - Dressed In Polyester
Bangers And Cash - Loose
Yuksek - Contact
Architecture In Helsinki - Heart It Races (Spruce Lee Remix)
Kerowack - Dirtgrabber
Biz Markie - Turn Tha Party Out
Jamie Lidell - Little Bit Of Feel Good (Mr Oizo Mix)
Ratatat - Lex
Jackson & His Computer Band - Rock On
Midnight Mike - I Need You Tonight
Late Of The Pier - The Bears Are Coming
Ssion - Clown
Munk - Live Fast Die Old! (Maral Salmassi & Zero Cash Remix)
B.W.H. - Livin´ Up
Holy Ghost - Hold On
Canyons - More Champagne
Cazals - Life Is Boring (Ali Love/harder Mix)
Siriusmo - Simple
Ost & Kjex - Boston Food Strangler
Supermayer - The Art Of Letting Go (Ewan´s Daft Funk Instrumental)
Justus K Hncke - Parage
Mickey Moonlight - Interplanetary Music (Riton Re-rub)
Klanguage - Priceless Things
Jean Nipon - Can´t You Fuck Like You Dance
Telespazio - Galileo (Rodion Remix)
Teki Latex - Go Go Go (Featuring The Genevan Heathen)
Of Montreal - Grolandich Edit
Pj Pooterhoots - Can´t Go For That
Msawawa - Bowungakanani?
Disc 2:
Intro
Fred Falke - Last Wave
Tronik Youth - We Are...
Gloves - Pyx
The Jai-alai Savant - White On White Crime (Shir Kahn Remix)
Dj C (Featuring Jorge Stylo) - Juce
Brodinski - Bad Runner (Crookers Gone Electro Remix)
Underworld - Ring Road (Fake Blood Remix)
Mia - Jimmy
Digitalism - The Pulse (Derdiedas Remix)
Shitdisco - I Know Kung Fu (David Rubato Remix)
Beni - My Loves Sees You
A-trak - Say Whoa
Laurent Wolf - The Crow
Scottie B & King Tutt - African Chant
Etienne De Crecy - Punk
The Presets - Kicking And Screaming (Bang Gang´s E Is For Edit)
Daniel Haaksman - Who´s Afraid Of Rio?
Steve Angello & Laidback Luke - Be (Laidback Luke´s Rave Edit)
Soundstream - Freakin´
Radioclit - Divine Gosa (Switch Remix)
Treasure Fingers - Cross The Dancefloor a) Lenny Sesar - Morris Park (Bonde De Role Vocal Remix) b) Plastikman - Spastik (Dubfire Rework)
Boys Noize - Oh! (A-trak Remix)
Proxy - Raven
Kid Cudi - Day ´n´ Nite (Crookers Mix)
T Palmer - Tasteless
Feadz - Hawaiian Smut
Li´ll Bo Tweak - Got Dat Bass
Diskokaine - Riminini (Instrumental)
Tmvr - Bowie In The Bronx (Shinichi Osawa Remix)
Bag Raiders - Turbo Love (Tough Love Edition)
Surkin - White Knight Two
The Tough Alliance - Neo Violence (Shazam Remix)
The Lowbrows - Dream In The Desert
Cut Copy - Far Away (Bag Raiders Remix)
Jaunt - Travelling
Principles Of Geometry - A Mountain For President (Joakim Remix)
Text from JB Hi-Fi.
The good ship Bang Gang is set to sail the seven seas and traverse endless dimensions of dance all over again, with their forthcoming release D Is For Disco, E Is For Dancing.
Following on from 2006’s expansive, mind-warping compilation Light Sound Dance, a trip into a forest of 4/4 from which we feared they’d never return, D Is For Disco, E Is For Dancing introduces a whole new level of trance travel for The Bang Gang Deejays. Sailing the heaving oceans of fidget house, plumbing the depths of deep, late night techno, floating the breezy bays of Baltimore club and frolicking gayly in the shorebreak of disco, D Is For Disco, E Is For Dancing is the most thrillingly forward thinking and downright jacking mix The Bang Gang Deejays are yet to piece together.
Light Sound Dance portrayed 2 shades of The Bang Gang Deejays repertoire across The Black Disc and The White Disc, and likewise D Is For Disco, E Is For Dancing is again split into 2 parts. D Is For Disco is the more playful, eclectic of the two, equally suited for play in your café to accompany your piccolo latte or perfect for a session of qualudes on the couch, while E Is For Dancing is the more focused, darker, nasty little bitch created with the sole purpose of more serious, shirts off, hedonistic virgin sacrifice-style partying.
Also new to the compilation this time around, is the inclusion of 4 specially commissioned remixes of already popular tracks, appearing for the first time on this release. Cut Copy’s album highlight “Far Away” has been given a glamorous revamp by Sydneysiders Bag Raiders, Perth boy-wonder Shazam has give Sweden’s The Tough Alliance a fantastic French touch on “Neo Violence”, while The Bang Gang themselves have given “Kicking And Screaming” by The Presets a fabulously banging refix. Hear here only!
Whether a mellower shade of daytime disco is your thing, or a harder, darker style of night musik is your dance dose, D Is For Disco, E Is For Dancing is shaping up to be the only collection of modern day acid jazz worth your salt this summer.
Jaime Doom, Gus Da Hoodrat, Dangerous Dan, DJ Damage, Ajax and Double Nolan started their now notorious Bang Gang weekly in a Sydney strip club in 2003. The party rapidly became the hands down best night out in Australia, luring guest DJ’s like Tiga, Mylo, Felix Da Housecat, Damian Lazarus and so many more down into their subterranean rave cave to play regularly to what became one of the most flamboyant, freaky crowds going round.
Since then, members of the troop have gone on to spread their individual wings far and wide, with Gus and Jaime overseeing the brilliantly banging Bang Gang 12 Inches record label and touring the world, Ajax being voted Australia’s #1 DJ in 2007 and releasing his own mix CD’s left right and centre, Dangerous Dan’s hands are full running an interstellar fashion empire, while DJ Damage has moved on from Riot In Belgium and is readying his first solo release for the Kitsune label and Double Nolan continues to work as Ksubi’s art director and throwing the occasional Gay Bash party in Sydney.
2008 marks 5 years of Bang Gang mayhem, and what better way to celebrate the lowlife and high times of these roebuck party mavericks than with D Is For Disco, E Is For Dancing.
The Bang Gang Deejays
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