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Shit & Shine: Some People Really Know How To Live - VINYL LPTitle: Some People Really Know How To Live Artist: Shit & Shine Label: Editions Mego Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 5050580674561 Genre: Electronic Release Date: 2017 09 08 Number of Discs: 1 Shit And Shine's sidestep from percussion led bunny rabbit rock ensemble performance based glee to ultimate heavy fools of the sticky dancefloor remains one of the more inspiring turn around's in recent years. With highly acclaimed releases on Editions Mego,
Title: Some People Really Know How To LiveArtist: Shit & Shine
Label: Editions Mego
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 5050580674561
Genre: Electronic
Release Date: 2017-09-08
Number of Discs: 1
Shit And Shine's sidestep from percussion-led bunny rabbit rock ensemble performance based glee to ultimate heavy fools of the sticky dancefloor remains one of the more inspiring turn around's in recent years. With highly acclaimed releases on Editions Mego, Diagonal, Riot Season, and others, Shit And Shine have wasted no time clearing away the rubbish whilst cutting up their own path towards giddy bass-heavy shape-shifting dance mutations. Snapping the twigs of disco, hurling clouds of exquisite dissonance, mangling modulations, boiling beats, twisting tweaks... this is a crew that will throw anything at the wall, and you. Some People Really Know How To Live presents a machine music built for the house, the street, the beat. For now, for never. In paradise, all (earlybird) tickets are free and as you face your maker it is Shit And Shine who will truly set you free. Recorded in Austin, Texas; Photography by Coco Clouse; Design by Stephen O'Malley.
Tracks:
1.1 Behind You Back
1.2 Dish 2 Dish
1.3 Lil Wannabe Gangsta
1.4 Raining Horses
1.5 South Padre Low Life
1.6 Notified
1.7 Man Bunny
1.8 Blick Von Der Berg
1.9 Girl Close Your Eyes
1.10 The Crocodile
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