FILL IN
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Strut release selected works of Bob Blank
Unearthing lost treasures faster than India from no-wave icon Lydia Lunch to Fonda Rae
Jones, Strut return in 2010 for their fi rst and her boogie classic ‘Over Like a Fat Rat’.
collaboration with Bill Brewster and Frank Arthur Russell also recorded much of his
Broughton’s DJ History. most celebrated tracks at the studios,
‘Bob Blank: The Blank Generation Blank including ‘Wax The Van’, featuring Blank’s
Tapes NYC 1975 – 1985’, released 2nd wife Lola on vocals.
February, is an exclusive retrospective of one
of New York’s most talented producers, Bob Still working, Blank now records sound-alike
Blank, and the acts that recorded at his tracks for library music and karaoke, a far cry
independent studio, Blank Tapes. from his earlier work. But after winning the
ballroom dancing national senior titles in
An infl uential fi gure in both New York’s disco 2006 and 2007, you can be sure he’s still got
and downtown art scenes, the album some moves in him. GET INTEC THE
explores the diverse acts he worked with,
GROOVE
Carl Cox’s celebrated label returns
After saying farewell in 2006 following Trevor Rockcliffe and Bryan Zentz, had
eight years of dancefl oor fi lling releases, recorded for the label in its previous
Carl Cox’s Intec label returns for a new incarnation.
generation as Intec Digital.
Debut digital-only release ‘Damager’, by Committed to the same high musical
Jon Rundell, lands on 1st February. The standard, Intec Digital promises to
former Intec A&R and label manager, feature plenty of Cox exclusives and will
Rundell returns to reprise his role, having be releasing his newest artist album later
used the intervening years to further his in the year.
reputation as a producer in his own right. “It’s the most forward-thinking album
Remixes come from Carl Cox himself, plus I’ve ever made,” Cox says proudly. “I’ve
Marco Bailey, who, alongside DJ Preach, missed making music, and I’m looking
Bob Blank (far right) & friends Sébastien Léger, Valentino Kanzyani, forward to fi nally getting it out there.”
Incoming Coming up and coming right at ya...
8th January 5th February 13th March 5th – 10th April
Fabric continues its exploration of bass Filth reaches the ripe old age of three, Riding high after the release of fourth FATBOY SLIM headlines 2010’s
music with the launch party for new moving from its usual home of The Mint album ‘Kaleidoscope’, and following a Snowbombing at Mayrhofen, Austria,
compilation, ‘Elevator Music’. Club to the 2800 capacity Leeds O2 summer which saw him headline both alongside a massive line-up including live
HUDSON MOHAWKE, RUSTIE and Academy for a special live anniversary gig Creamfi elds Festival and his own sold-out acts DE LA SOUL, EDITORS, FRIENDLY
JACKMASTER are joined by US garage from FAITHLESS. DJ support includes event in London’s Victoria Park, TIËSTO FIRES and VITALIC, and DJs, CROOKERS,
don, TODD EDWARDS, while room two’s MARK KNIGHT, STYLE OF EYE, returns to the UK to bring his spectacular FAKE BLOOD, SKREAM and BENGA, all
dubstep fest includes JOY ORBISON and MARTINEZ BROTHERS and electro nut lights and lasers live show to Liverpool’s set in huge igloos, alpine forests and
Dutch maestro 2562. ALEX METRIC. Echo Arena. medieval barns.
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