Disco Players Album Review
Weekly Album Review Show dedicated to Electronic Music Albums with Tony N & Roy Jumbo
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018: Recondite - Hinterland (Album Review)
Roy and I record live from the New Media Expo ...
Roy and I record live from the New Media Expo in Las Vegas and have Tony join us via Skype to review the album of the week from Recondite. In addition to the album we discuss the changing trends in global album purchases amongst today's music...
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017: Disclosure - Settle: The Remixes (Album Review)
No one has had quite the year as the duo ...
No one has had quite the year as the duo Disclosure. Young as far as electronic music standards go, these producers made their mark in 2013 with their break out album - 'Settle'. They released their remix album to complement the original and chose a...
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016: Best Electronic Music Albums of 2013
The Discoplayer crew took the arduous task of narrowing down ...
The Discoplayer crew took the arduous task of narrowing down their album favorites from a year of memorable track stand outs. From Disclosure to Livity Sound to Daniel Avery, these albums are the perfect snapshot of the year in review. With so...
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015: Amine Edge & Dance - Our G-House Sauce (EP Review)
Off of their whirlwind tour, hitting multiple festival stops along ...
Off of their whirlwind tour, hitting multiple festival stops along the way, Amine Edge & Dance have been making a name for themselves for their hip-hop tinged electro derived from heavily sampled pop originals. Their latest EP ‘Our G House...
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014: Cut Copy - Free Your Mind (Album Review)
Cut Copy considered all influences on their fourth full-length album, ...
Cut Copy considered all influences on their fourth full-length album, Free Your Mind. Achieving their self-titled mantra, this album is a hippie deviation from their original sound and brings in massive amounts of babbling acid house and...
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013: L.B. Dub Corp - Unknown Origin (Album Review)
Luke Slater debuts the first release 'Unknown Origin' under his ...
Luke Slater debuts the first release 'Unknown Origin' under his side project L.B. Dub Corp. It is a slow burning techno album with a sound that seems ready-made for the 12" which Slater somehow stretches into a stunning ten track saga. The album is...
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012: Gesaffelstein - Aleph (Album Review)
It's hard to wash your hands of Gesaffelstein's album 'Aleph' ...
It's hard to wash your hands of Gesaffelstein's album 'Aleph' where one track ends you remain uncertain that it’s a pause or an actual break for the next track to begin. Though his sound has become iconic, he still shocks us with his dexterous...
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011: Mat Zo - Damage Control (Album Review)
Pigeonholed as the next child prodigy of trance, Mat Zo's ...
Pigeonholed as the next child prodigy of trance, Mat Zo's latest release 'Damage Control' is a refreshing departure from the genre and proves to be his most innovative work to date. Zo integrates various influences on this album ranging as...
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010: Kris Menace - The Entirety of Matter (Album Review)
Tony introduces Roy and I to the timeless sounds of ...
Tony introduces Roy and I to the timeless sounds of Kris Menace's album 'The Entirety of Matter'. The album drips with retro synths and shimmering effects to take listeners on a cosmic journey. He utilizes unlikely elements like delicate harp chords...
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009: Booka Shade - Eve (Album Review)
Booka Shade considered two options leading into the production of ...
Booka Shade considered two options leading into the production of their latest release – either split up or put together a fantastic album. They chose the latter and I think fans everywhere could not be happier with the decision.'Eve' is a...
