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I’m off for the (U.S.) holiday, but this clip from Urgh! A Music War should tide you over. I’ll be watching it continuously all weekend myself.
Gary Numan - Down In The Park

I’m not sure when I bought the soundtrack to Urgh! A Music War. I think it might have been during my first serious out-of-town record-buying binge (armed with a wish list compiled from many weeks of poring over the Trouser Press Guide To New Wave Records).
Anyways, as far as I was concerned, this was the [...]

If you liked that cluster bomb by edIT that happened last October (gone but not forgotten), or if you’ve been enjoying Monday’s remix by edIT and his fellow Glitch Mobsters, you might have been wondering what planet this music comes from.
Thankfully, there’s a TV show that helps explain it. The Craft is a new show [...]

You’re gonna love me in the morning.

Alphabeat - Fascination from This Is Alphabeat (available on import through amazon)
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[allprops once again to Tim Sendra at the allmusic blog for the turnon]

Here’s a pretty little something to keep with you for the weekend. Made by 19-year-old South African artist Nick Bertke, with music “90% composed using sounds recorded from the Disney film Alice In Wonderland.” Thanks for the tip, birthday boy Xian!

If you want the tune, you can download it here.

I can’t bear to leave for the weekend on a sad note, so here’s a video that is especially appropriate since I’ve been bass-crazy kickin’ Low End Theory mp3s around my block all week.
It’s by Kidz In The Hall (I keep accidentally typing New Kidz On The Block), and it’s built around a Masta Ace [...]

It’s Wednesday, which can mean only one thing: German Pop Day!
Today’s tune is in that sort of early-70s country-pop Olivia Newton-John vein, and it comes from Danish singer Gitte Hænning (known in Germany only as Gitte, possibly because there is no “æ” in German).
1974, kommen an Ihnen!
Gitte - So Schön Kann Doch Kein Mann Sein
And [...]

I believe that children are the future.

Le Le: “Breakfast”

[via Discobelle]

Here is the video for “Sound Of Kuduro” by Portuguese maniacs Buraka Som Sistema (with DJ Znobia, M.I.A., Saborosa, and Puto Prata):

{found via the beautiful citizens of Discobelle}