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L-Vis 1990 remixes Mila J's "Drink, Smoke, Breakup" in 2 different remixes [Download]

EARMILK as a whole has got a big fat crush on Night Slugs, and a big part of the reason seems to be because of L-Vis 1990's amazing ability to…

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Sinjin Hawke unleashes "ThunderScan", "One", and "The Pit" collaborations [Video + Downloads]

If you know of Sinjin Hawke's music, it's hard not to look at him as a creative deity among mortals. Since the second half of last year he's been putting…

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Morri$ – "Maison Purple" + "A Missed Call" + "Breakfast at Richmans (Bronze Serenade)"

The Kansas hailing creator of the most lush beats known to "this place we call earth" has released a triple threat of sexy sounds. While Morri$ is a producer of…

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MORRI$ – "Ladyboy" [Exclusive]

Wow, where to begin. There are few songs that can give me physical shivers and goosebumps anymore but MORRI$ has, by far, affected me in that way on "Ladyboy". That…

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Jam City – How We Relate To The Body

After his debut LP Classical Curves was released via the consistently avant garde Night Slugs, Jam City is back with another teaser. Those familiar with the label will recall the…

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L-Vis 1990 – Club Constructions Vol. 1

Night Slugs, founded by L-Vis 1990 and Bok Bok in 2008, presents their first volume of Club Constructions which will operate alongside main EPs and white label series. It's a…

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Helix – "Drum Track"

I first heard "Drum Track" on Rinse FM. It was a Night Slugs session circa Fall 2011. I admittedly didn't think much of it the first time I heard it,…

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L-VIS 1990 – BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix

I have a crush on a label and its name is Night Slugs. Incidentally, I also have several crushes on DJs involved with this label — one particularly worthy of…

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Gang Gang Dance – "Chinese High" (Nguzunguzu Remix)

There's nothing quite like a melding of two alliterative/repetitive group names on a Saturday morning. The foundation of "Chinese High" was built by New York City's Gang Gang Dance (from their…

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Kingdom – Let You No

With a new EP, Dreama, coming out next Monday, Night Slugs hot shot Kingdom (from Brooklyn, who's also released music on Fool's Gold) has released a new track on his Soundcloud to…

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Egyptrixx – Old Black [12"]

It's Indian Summer in Boston. The air is that perfect medium blend of crisp but warm and long shadows are being cast over everything by the late afternoon sun. It…

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L-VIS 1990 – Neon Dreams [Album Review]

It's been quite a month or two for awesome debut LP releases, and L-VIS 1990's Neon Dreams, out on October 3 on PMR Records, definitely ranks alongside Joker, Rustie, Modeselektor and Tycho's…

L-Vis 1990 remixes Mila J's "Drink, Smoke, Breakup" in 2 different remixes [Download]

Sinjin Hawke unleashes "ThunderScan", "One", and "The Pit" collaborations [Video + Downloads]

Morri$ – "Maison Purple" + "A Missed Call" + "Breakfast at Richmans (Bronze Serenade)"

MORRI$ – "Ladyboy" [Exclusive]

Jam City – How We Relate To The Body

L-Vis 1990 – Club Constructions Vol. 1

Helix – "Drum Track"

L-VIS 1990 – BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix

Gang Gang Dance – "Chinese High" (Nguzunguzu Remix)

Kingdom – Let You No

Egyptrixx – Old Black [12"]

L-VIS 1990 – Neon Dreams [Album Review]

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