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music label: Fools Gold

UK's Flash Atkins is at the controls and transports Ian Curtis' familiar vox to uncanny realms of dark and dubby tropicalia

There's no question that this veteran disco DJ knows what he's doing on the editing table and delivers maximum dancefloor force on re-edits of proven classics like David Bowie's "Let's Dance" (stereotypically titled "Uner A Silious Moonright") and Midnight Star's "Midas Touch" (here as "Eberything I Touch Tulns To Gord")

At The Drive-In: Relationship Of Command Vinyl 2LP turntables With Ghettoville were taken backThe fabled, final studio album from El Pasos At the Drive In reissued on vinyl. Originally released in 2000 this album has become known as one of the most influential rock albums of the aughts. When punk was headed towards emo and rap metal was mutating into nu metal, ATDI decided to grab you by the collar and smack you across the face with its raw, unadulterated rock. Album opener Arc Arsenal sets a vicious tone for the album with its guttural vocals