Showing posts with label Tape Echo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tape Echo. Show all posts

27.5.13

J A B U Interview & Guest Mix for Tape Echo

Night Tracks are probably No-Corner and J A B U's biggest fans. You won't find anybody else that rates their cassettes as highly as us, nor will you find anybody who raves over Amos Childs (also of Zhou) and vocalist Alex Rendall as much as we do.

So it's good news for all that the two are teaming up again for No-Corner's first vinyl release, a 7", Move In Circles/You & I (Kahn Remix). Check out the preview...



Not only that, but the mighty Tape-Echo pinned them down for an interview and fortunately, J A B U also put together a very night-time friendly mix (no tracklist steez) that will definitely get repeat listens from me. You can download the mix and read the interview in full here.


The record should be available pretty soon from RWDFWD. Sick.
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28.9.12

(NC001) J A B U/Killing Sound - Live At The Tape-Echo Studio/Real Love

Tape Echo badman Neka recently got in touch to me and pointed out that a cassette-only label, No Corner, had popped up, and to check out their first release, a double-sided affair from J A B U and Killing Sound.


So I hit play on the preview. Got to admit, I wasn't expecting much when I saw that the A-side was a live recording of J A B U when they were on the Tape Echo radio show in June, but within seconds I was blown away. Listened to the rest and immediately I knew I was gonna have to pick up a cassette player. It really is that good. Check out a preview:

Shifting, murky beats that serve as a great intro to their work (and there's even a guest vocal appearance from Kahn).

The B-side is equally interesting, a 16 minute post-apocalyptic symphony from Killing Sound, consisting of J A B U, El Kid and Vessel. It's a deep cavernous, distopyian piece that fans of Rhythm & Sound/Basic Channel will be interested in.

Check it out:


This was in an edition of 50, and I've got one of them, and honestly, don't miss out on what is one of the best pieces I've heard all year. Cassette players are pretty cheap now too. 

Pick it up from the No Corner store.
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