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Desert Island Disco With TWR72

Dutch duo TWR72 AKA The Walk and Rogerseventytwo (…to their mums) burst onto our radar earlier this summer with the aptly titled track ‘Summer‘Acid Version‘ and we’ve been watching them grow ever since. Following up with a great EP on Bad Life and more recently their ‘Paradox EP on Sound Pellegrino, these guys have been delivering some absolute bangers. Following the last DID with Mike Mago, our recent gig at Dum Dum and our forthcoming showcase at ADE alongside TWR72 we thought it only right to get them on the blog for a Desert Island Disco:

Ryuichi Sakamoto – Bibo No Aozora

I’m starting with Ryuichi Sakamoto because this is the first song I placed on my iPod and I simply need it on this desert island. The atmosphere is immense of the track. When I hear the first tones I get tears in my eyes.

Deuce (Marcel Dettmann & Shed) – Twerp Wiz

I need contrast in my top 5 selection. I need small, but also big tracks. This is a track I always wanna play in our dj sets, but I don’t dare it cause I think it’s too intense for them. But… this is 1 of 2 tracks I always play on my iPod. I grew up with the harder side of techno. It got the best flow I’ve ever heard and, like I said, it’s intense!

Max Richter – On the Nature of Daylight

This track works the same as Ryuichi Sakamoto but it builds more. Again an instrumental with a highly emotional atmosphere. It makes me love everything around me again.

Mark Broom & James Ruskin – Hostage

Back to the power tracks. The same with Deuce. These are the only 2 techno tracks I don’t play in my sets but on my iPod ( on repeat). The melody is a winner. It’s simple, but with the perfect sound. The beats are the same: simple, but with perfect sounds. Which makes the perfect track.

Sebastien Tellier – La Ritournelle

To close my selection I would love to include this track of Sebastien Tellier. I really felt in love the minute I heard it for the first time and I never get enough of it. It feels like a never ending track which goes on and on. With the brilliant melody and perfect drums this is essential in a top 5.

Many thanks guys! You can check out the ‘Paradox EP’ here:

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Mixtape Sundays For Stoney Roads

Sunday saw us drop our latest mixtape on Stoney Roads Featuring our refix of The Chemical Brothers ‘Hey Boy, Hey Girl’ alongside our forthcoming Electronic Battle Weapon Of Doom Vol.1, full track-listing and player below.

Disco Of Doom Exclusive Mix For Stoney Roads

1: The Chemical Brothers ‘Hey Boy Hey Girl’ Disco Of Doom Refix
2: ZZT ‘Vulkan Alarm’ Proxy RMX
3: Maxime Dangles ‘Goodjob’
4: Electronic Battle Weapon Of Doom Vol 1
5: The Japanese Popstars ‘ Attaque RMX
6: Oliver Huntemann ‘Delerium’
7: The Death Star VIP
8: Gui Boratto ‘The Drill’
9: Bowski ‘Poppies’
10: Girl UNIT ‘WUT’ Claude Von Stroke RMX

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Desert Island Disco With Mike Mago

Ahead of our show in Utrecht this weekend we caught up with the Boemklatsch captain himself Mike Mago. With very little information available about him on the web (update yo’ biog Mike!) …we can only say he’s a very nice chap who promotes the popular Dum Dum parties and has remixed the likes of Gorillaz, Sharam Jey, Motor, Bart B More and many others. Having reached out and got us involved with a couple of gigs in Holland as well as kindly asking us to remix the next single on Boemklatsch, the least we could do was get him into do a Desert Island Disco for our blog, so over to you bro…

I would put this track on when I have to hunt, dig, fish or search for food. That would keep me going for a while.

One-man-party-time on the island

This track is just to remind me of my friends and collegues Boemklatsch. Reminiscing on good times.

I wouldn’t necessarily play this track in a set, but this is such an awesome track.

Just listen from beginning to end and you’ll know what I mean.

Thanks Mike… Look forward to drinking beer in Holland with you soon!!!

Check out Mike’s latest single (We’re MASSIVE fans of ‘Plant’):

…and his latest mix:

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It’s Gonna Get Dum

This weekend sees us make our Dum Dum debut at Tivoli in Utrecht alongside Boemklatsch. Big ups to Mike Mago for the hook up, really looking forward to it!

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Argenis Britto Is A Very Nice Man

We’re back in the driving seat post a very busy summer, which explains the total lack of posts. So there we were listening to the officie Stereo Of Doom when Jaymo and Andy George dropped the excellent Totally Enourmous Extinct Dinosaur remix of the new Crosstown Rebels track ‘Space Ballad’ by Fur Coat. Loving the vocals I did some further research to find out it was non-other than Venezuelan electro-dude Argenis Britto, who Tom of Doom once had the chance to go out for dinner with at Sonar Festival when he has performing with Senor Coconut with fellow electro-geezer Atom Heart. Tom can hand on heart vouch that he’s a very nice man and listening to this track bought back many happy memories of a bloody good rave in the sun.

PS – if that isn’t a tedious link we don’t know what is.

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Scandalism! LDN! July 15!


Following killer gigs at Glade Festival and Glastonbury, next Friday sees us touch down for our first London show in what seems like ages. Taking place at The Nest, Scandalism is one of London’s leading promoters and we’re really looking forward to dropping some bangers at what looks set to be a fat party! Check the Facebook Page here Entry is a £5… All London crew… hope to see you there!

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Desert Island Disco With Mason

Dutch duo Mason kindly agreed to remix our track Alice Cooper from our recent Invader EP. We’d been chatting to the guys for a long time as they’ve kindly been supporting our tracks which, when you take into account we’ve been massive fans of theirs since the Exceeder days makes the whole thing pretty feckin’ cool.

Anyway enough dribbling… Mason have also recently released their new album They Are Among Us which features the massive singles Runaway and Boadicea (featuring Roisin Murphy) alongside many more bangers. Check it out here.

We asked them to put together their Desert Island Disco selection – five tracks which they’d like to have with them if they were stranded to a desert island – here we go:

Mason: I’m sure I could come up with some very off the radar acts, but this is just one of the best forward thinking album productions ever made.

Mason: In my opinion the best italo disco track in existence.

Mason: Lost a half year of my life practicing this piece on violin, got me into a pretty disturbed state of mind at some point, but has a special place for me because of that period. And it’s incredibly beautiful.

Mason: Ok it’s a remake, but done in style and such a stand out track, it’s been the track of the night in my sets many times.

Mason: So lovely. Check out his performance in Moscow here, and see how completely silent it gets

Thanks guys! For more info on Mason, check their Website, Facebook and Twitter or go buy their new album now!

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Invader EP Promo Support

With the Invader EP out now on Discobelle Records it’s safe to say we’ve had some really solid support from DJs, radio, blogs and press… here’s a round up of support that’s come in over the last couple of week:

Disco Of Doom ‘Invader EP’ (Discobelle Records)

Club support from: Annie MacMixhellLarry TBart B More,Tony SenghoreJaymo & Andy GeorgeDousterJapanese PopstarsEtienne De Crecy and many more

Kiss FM Guestmix For The Loose Cannons

IDJ Review:

Disco of Doom ’Invader EP’  Discobelle

DOD hit the jackpot with this jam packed EP consisting of four originals and three mixes from Arveene & Misk, Bowski and Mason. Really hard to pick any for special mention as the septet slam it good and proper in an old fashioned house and techno fashion. Their best work to date and signs of an act who will soon fulfil their massive potential!

10 out of 10 (Pete Jordan)

Blog Support:

Annie Mac Presents Blog

Annice Mac Presents Soundcloud

Discobelle Blog

Erol Alkan Blog

Mixhell Blog – Exclusive Mixtape

Disco Of Doom Invade The Glade Podcast

Samurai.FM Disco Of Doom / Glade Festival Preview

Jackmode Blog

Gotta Dance Dirty Blog

We Are Not A Rock Band Blog

Disco Of Doom May Beatport Chart

Disco Of Doom May Juno Chart

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Desert Island Disco with The DJ Producer

So what does Hardcore Terchno / Gabba legend The DJ Producer have to do with a Disco Of Doom I hear you ask? Well rewind 18 years ago (Crikey, it almost hurts typing that…) and a young Disco Of Doom had just discovered rave and all that went along with it and the sounds powering the wireless (as they were called in those days) was strictly ‘Ardcore, Jungle and Techno… not that housey stuff people call Techno now I mean 140+ BPM Techno, and one of the true pioneers who inspired the ‘Doom was The DJ Producer who’s immense sets at Universe (below) are the stuff of legend. Having seen we’re sharing the bill with him at Glade 2011 we thought it was perfect time to get one of our true inspirations to do a Desert Island Disco…

Disco Of Doom: If you were stranded on a desert island and you could only take 5 pieces of music to listen too …what would they be?

The DJ Producer: That is an evil question… when you are a lover and collector of music and I have like 25 years of music in me & that just makes it a near impossible task! I will pick records that heavily influenced me in my early years otherwise we will be here all day and night!

This record is important to me in several respects. It came out at the end of my listening to Hip Hop full time (84 – 88) but it was also played a lot at some of the first acid / warehouse parties I went too which was the real start of my ‘being a DJ’ It was also made entirely out of samples of other records, which I liked as i like to cut up tunes. It also was pretty much the first track to be made mostly out of the Amen break …and I really like the Amen break!

Summer of 88… cant say more than that really… Scarred for life! The bassline is just completely roots warehouse music, the acid line is awesome! I include the Instrumental  because I never liked the vocal. I could listen to this all day and it’s a permanent fixture on my mp3 player. FACT.

Forget all that pop garbage The KLF put out round 1990, they also made some amazing ambient stuff. Chill Out is in my top 3 albums of choice… ever, but as I cant include whole albums the next best is this rare and expensive 12″ 1989 Pure Trance Remix which I also love and cherish.

The most epic Techno record ever created in my opinion (…in MY opinion I said, I dont want to start a war!) Mauritzio and all the Basic Channel stuff blows my mind. It did back then as a DJ when I first started playing those tracks, and it does even more so now as a producer… just amazing. For me this is the one track that got it covered for all of that.

Last one… the only hard one… the 1st hard one…

The title says it all ‘We have arrived’ – Industrial Strength Records 001, the dawn of ugly music… very awesome. Lenny Dee released this monster by Marc Acardipane - Two legends, one legend track – a new genre is born… Hello Hardcore Techno… done!

That’s was the hardest thing I’ve ever had to do… I feel guilty for every other track I didnt include. D’oh!

Big ups to the DJ Producer for taking time out to do this.. brilliant! For all those not already in… you can catch him DJ’ing at Glade Festival 10-12 June 2011

***[Legendary] Bonus Mix HERE***


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OMG (thank god it’s finally released)

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