It's Easter Bank holiday, which means most of the country will be basking in the ice cold for an extra couple of days. First up is the 13th Floor elevators: Their second album 'Easter Everywhere' came out in 1967 & opening track 'Slip inside this house' has gone on to become a stone cold psychedelic classic. Primal Scream later covered the track on their 'Screamadelica' LP. 8mins of lovely Fuzz.
13th Floor Elevators- Slip Inside This House (Z Share) (YSI)
Late of the Pier's new single is one of those quintessentially eccentric English records. On first listen it's quite odd: By the fifth listen your busy trying to work out a dance routine to it. Strong remixes come from Joakim, Emperor Machine & Beyond the Wizards sleeve ( The BTWS mix is particularly good, sounds like they've got Prince doing vocals. It's up on 20Jazzfunkgreats at the mo). The album will be out soon & a lot of hype will accompany it, with much justification on this evidence..
Late of the Pier- The Bears are Coming (Z Share) (YSI)
Four Tet is back with a new E.P- It's a much more Uptempo collection than were used too, although his last few remixes have been aimed at the dancefloor. Still loving his Battles rejig. The record is called 'Ringer' & is out in April on Domino records.
Four Tet- Swimmer (Z Share) (YSI)
Have a great weekend.
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