Lindstrom & Prins Thomas are the shit

but lukas OTM, "lang tung ting" is incredible, thx for the heads up

ah, urr, by which i mean "ny maskin", apparently. "lang tung ting" is cool, much more austere and but nowhere near as catchy. both tracks pay similar attention to subtle perversions of timbre in what sound like sampled acoustic/electric instruments.

wb lj

plus by way of poking around on youtube, i just heard PT's "cosmorama" disccomiks for the first time. wow.

this Bernhard Jobski "Pu 94" is awesome

Podcast/Mix from Lindstrøm here:

"After running a podcast from fellow Norwegian space-disco maverick Diskjokke just two weeks ago, it might seem like it's a little soon to post an exclusive mix from Lindstrøm. However, while Diskjokke put together a solid, dancefloor-oriented DJ session, Lindstrøm has gone in a completely different direction. Rather than simply showing off all of the latest dubs or showcasing his limited-edition vintage gems, the veteran artist has assembled a diverse collection of tunes, and although it has not been officially tabbed as an "influences" mix, the varied styles on display—primarily late-'70s and early-'80s prog rock, psych, jangle pop, and disco—all reflect a small piece of the sound that has come to define Lindstrøm's artistic output. It's certainly not what we—or probably anyone, for that matter—would have expected from a Lindstrøm podcast, but it's certainly an interesting listen.

01 Teen Inc "Fountains" (Teen Inc)
02 Kirsty MacColl "A New England" (Stiff)
03 Turns "Time" (VME)
04 John Klemmer "Ecstasy" (ABC)
05 Brian Briggs "I Want It" (Bearsville)
06 Intergalactic Touring Band "Heartbreaker" (Harvest)
07 Wally Badarou "One Day, Won't Give It Away" (Barclay)
08 Bernhard Jobski "Pu 94" (Polydor)
09 Edward Larry Gordon "All Pervading" (Universal Sound)
10 Big Louis "French Kiss" (Living Beat)
11 Clair "Ya Papa" (Sun Trek)
12 Gino Vannelli "Appaloosa" (A&M)
13 Kowalski "Ultradeterminanten" (Virgin)
14 Phil Lynott "Yellow Pearl" (Phonogram)
15 Earth and Fire "Singer In the Rain" (Qcumber)
16 David Matthews "Space Oddity" (CTI)"

man dmr just said that & that's why i said "yellow pearl <3" but yeah

man dmr just said that & that's why i said "yellow pearl <3" but yeah

― And the piano, it sounds like a carnivore (contenderizer), Wednesday, 29 June 2011

Don't know what happened there. I've got this thread bookmarked but it seemed to miss out a few posts so didn't see dmr had already linked it.

And tbh I'd much rather an interesting podcast like this than another solid, dancefloor oriented DJ session of which there are hundreds on soundcloud (not all by Lindstrøm though obviously)

i listened to it hoping for a solid dancefloor oriented DJ session :(

feedelity Hans-Peter Lindstrøm
There Will Be Some Big News Tomorrow
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...

wonder if he's finally finished that album he was stressing about earlier in the year

L&PT produce Madonna tracks.

― grady (grady), Monday, September 18, 2006 1:23 PM (5 years ago)

It's about time we had some new Lindstrøm material

Yesterday's tweet:
There Will Be Some Big News Tomorrow

Well?

This

feedelity Hans-Peter Lindstrøm
New album 6th of Feb, download free new track at Pitchfork! fb.me/1n2LAZ3xb
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Oh, nice!

I don't know if it's the same track but we've got a new Lindstrom track streaming today

LINDSTRØM ANNOUNCES RELEASE OF SIX CUPS OF REBEL, OUT FEBRUARY 6TH ON SMALLTOWN SUPERSOUND

With the latest album from dance producer Hans-Peter Lindstrøm, Norway’s latest entry in the space race has been launched out of the wooded outskirts of Oslo. Six Cups Of Rebel, Lindstrøm’s third solo album, is a super-sized cosmic disco rocket that burns up a galaxy of eclectic influences in its wake, from Bach to Deep Purple, from Prog rock and arpeggiator disco to Acid House, while sounding sleek and utterly contemporary. He may worship at the temple of godlike European DJs from the 80s like Daniele Baldelli and Beppe Loda, but the relentless, occasionally monumental scale of Six Cups Of Rebel has the power to move mountains all by itself.

Lindstrøms Six Cups of Rebel is set for release February 6th on Smalltown Supersound.

http://soundcloud.com/smalltownsupersound/lindstrom-de-javu/s-6tFO6

Six Cups of Rebel Tracklisting:

1: No Release
2: De Javu
3: Magik
4: Quiet Place To Live
5: Call Me Anytime
6: Six Cups Of Rebel
7: Hina

http://www.smalltownsupersound.com

i like "de javu", it's...bigger, more maximalist, more...mungolian jet set, than i was expecting

that's a good comparison yeah - it could've fitted onto the last Lindstrom album but is also commendably different

This is fantastic, there seems to be a bit of a microtrend among nu-disco types leaning towards big clattery walls of Goodmen-esque drums, of which this is a relatively restrained example. I approve.

"It's Lindstrøm's first record to feature his own vocals."

how do we feel about this

normal

he hasn't done anything shitty yet so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt.

this song was basically made to be played immediately after Thriller

The L&C album had some of his vocals and was just fine for it.

This track is nuts.

Reaaaaaaaaaaallly fucking nuts.

Ends pretty suddenly doesn't it? I'm now expecting some ridiculous epic where everything fits together.

Actually, what am I talking about? I was expecting that in the first place.

press play. dance. repeat.

don't want to wait til february tbh

The L&C album had some of his vocals and was just fine for it.

― cannibal adderley (The Reverend), Wednesday, November 9, 2011 4:38 AM (8 hours ago) Bookmark

Yeah, that's him singing on "Let It Happen," no?

Yup.

press play. dance. repeat.

― Roz, Wednesday, November 9, 2011 7:36 AM Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

This is how I live my life.

so massive it's ridiculous, v psyched if the whole album is in this vein

xpost as everyone should.

this is bonkers.

cover art is so ugly, and all his stuff has looked so good in the past.

I like both the picture and the font. The picture feels very early-to-mid-2000s for me, which is the era I've been nostalgic for lately.

This is so good, and Feb is so far away.

track is too nuts, its like dude took everything about him i enjoyed savoring and barfed it all over my face

that might change after a few listens tho i guess.

i love the cover art tho

yeah i don't like it one bit.

the rest of the album is pretty much in the same register. doesnt necessarily sound like de javu but its hella maximalist

from Bach to Deep Purple, from Prog rock and arpeggiator disco to Acid House

p.r. description seems otm and not in a good way

don't really like De Javu

not into this track AT ALL.

the album isnt bad but its not really grabbing me the way his other stuff does... i should listen to it more but theres kinda too much going on, and the bad is mixed right in w/ the good