VA - Dada Spines [Signal Life] (2014) torrent

Artist: VA

Title Of Album: Dada Spines

Date Of Release: 16 dec 2013

Label: Signal Life – SGNLF 007

Genre: Bass

Quality: MP3

Bitrate: 320 kbps

Total Time: 00:42:26

Total Size: 93 mb



Tracklist:

1. Desto – Operator (05:11)

2. N’bome – Pirate / Hooligan (05:10)

3. Kowton – Jam05 (05:20)

4. Twwth – Anna Latautua (04:09)

5. Koala – Women Of The Nite (04:33)

6. LAS – Rave-O-Lution (05:04)

7. RPK – Hood Boyz (03:59)

8. LAS – Liketha (Desto remix) (04:06)

9. Last Japan – Storm Trooper (Twwth & Desto remix) (04:49)





http://www.beatport.com/release/dada-spines/1217375





The Signal Life label releases brutally debonair electronic music in series? of five twelve inches. The first series, SGNLF #01?#05, released exclusively on vinyl, comprised of split releases by two topical artists on records smartly clad in black & white photographic sleeves, seamlessly in line with the aesthetics of the label?s drum machine driven musical outlet. SGNLF #01?#05 alumni include: Twwth, Desto, Kowton, LAS, Visionist, Last Japan, Zebra Katz & French Fries. The series came with a predetermined quirk, for additional content. Each 12? artwork spine has been equipped with a short dadaist passage, with initials of each word conveniently spelling out SIGNAL LIFE. The passages, function as an easter egg of sort: once entered successively on the label site, will unleash a bundle of exclusive, unreleased and related music. Now, with the fifth release of the instalment out in October 2013, our first series is complete, and we are ready to present a digital compilation titled: DADA SPINES The compilation features exclusive music by past & future Signal Life artists, summing up our first series and paving way for future shit. The sounds?ranging between the bastard techno of Kowton, slower footwork-house-garage crossbreeds by Twwth, N?bome & LAS, dance floor drivers in the 160bpm range ? la Desto, newcomers RPK & Koala, and the big room implying ambience of Twwth & Desto?s Last Japan remix?hold a common denominator in the low end. This is driving raw minimalism, without the cold pretence.