CM-228 - CD & Vinyl Release Date September 12th, 2006
Land Shark "Land Shark"
Le Shark
Dangerous
Indecent
Shake Me
Forces
Fear Of The Remake
Tie Me Up
Riot
Inter-Transmission
Fear (& Loathing)
Can You Relate
Slippage
Slated for worldwide release September 12, 2006 the self titled, full length
album from Land Shark a.k.a. Lance DeSardi on Coco Machete/OM will shake up any
preconceived notions held by fans of all dance, rock, electro and alternative
sounds. The Land Shark project is an edgy departure from Lance's previous releases
as an underground house music mainstay. Still deeply rooted in dance rhythms, Land
Shark takes derailing hard left turns into the sonic realms of industrial, punk and
electro. (read more...)
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CCM027 - Release Date September 26, 2006
Land Shark "Shake Me" (Sweetlight Remixes)
A1. Sweetlight Remix
A2. Original
B1. Sweetlight Dubb
B2. Dub
The Shark has resurfaced, shaken but not stirred. Off the back of the
original 12” of “Shake Me”, released under the moniker Tiburon, we
enlisted the talents of France’s Sweetlight to push this single that
one step further. Sweetlight has had great success with his singles
on David Duriez’ Freak N Chic label as well as remixes on UK media
darling Output Recordings. The vocal remix keep quite true to the
original but makes things more accessible for both radio and the
dancefloor, not an easy feat. The Sweetlight Dub as it should breaks
things down to a much simpler hypnotic groove for those late late
night sessions. Also included in the package are the original mixes
back on track and shaken again in '06.
COMA006 - Promo Available On Beatport
Dog
Tags "The
Connection"
A1. The Connection
A2. Connect the Dots
B1. F is For Freak
Deep, dark, minimal and illusive, the "Connection" is made.
With shuffling simplicity this groove builds around pops, bleeps,
growls and virtual puffs of air. Once you're locked in to the grind a
voice is heard, it sounds like the female love child of Hal 900, the
sinister computer from 2001 A Space Odyssey. With three simple words, "Make
The Connection", the whole picture changes, the pace picks up and
the boosters flare taking you to the depths of 2006 and beyond.
As the connection is secured it's time to hit the flip, direct heading, Planet
Detroit. The surface looks familiar and so are the sounds and pulse,
a Sueno Latinoesque techno excursion into the depths of Coma.