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Monday, December 3, 2012
Tonight "Repetition is a Form of Change"
Posted by Dave Segal on Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 9:13 AM
(Neumos) British duo Simian Mobile Disco are both great, adventurous DJs willing to drop cuts by Moondog, Conrad Schnitzler, SND, Raymond Scott, and the Walker Brothers into their mixes and fascinating producers who thrive in a live setting, using mostly analog gear. This is uncommon. SMD's latest release, the EP A Form of Change, shuffles and pulsates on an understated techno tip and proves that they have maintained their special talent for making dance music that's unconventional and unconventional music that's danceable.
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