Track of the Day

Laibach – I Want to Know What Love Is

by coldwarnightlife
written by coldwarnightlife

There are only a few bands on this Earth that deserve to be driven to the ättestupa. One is Toto. Another is Foreigner. So, it is fittingly ironic (take note, Alanis Morrissette) that Laibach have turned out a cover of the latter’s hit, “I Want to Know What Love Is.”

The Slovenian art pranksters apply their subversive salve to the ballad. You will still want to push Foreigner off a cliff for the benefit of the community.

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Emmon – Machines (Terence Fixmer Remix)

by coldwarnightlife
written by coldwarnightlife

On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me a remix of Emmon’s “Machines.”

On the second day of Christmas, my true love gave to me two CDJs and a remix of Emmon’s “Machines.”

On the third day of Christmas, my true love gave to me, three nights of clubbing, two CDJs, and a remix of Emmon’s “Machines”…

The result of a chance meeting between Emma Nylén and Terence Fixmer, the Emmon track has been given a radical makeover for the clubs. It was encouraged by  DJ Hell, who rang Nylén personally to discuss releasing it on his Deejay Gigolo Records label.

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Lonelyklown – Solstice Song

by coldwarnightlife
written by coldwarnightlife

The longest night is coming up. Interesting fact: in Christian mythology, the 25th of December was selected to celebrate the birth of Jesus because it approximates the point at which the amount of light starts to increase. For the ancients, who had time to consider these matters, the winter solstice meant the rebirth of the Sun. A lot of thought has been taken up by the tilting of our planet as it spins around a nuclear inferno.

Dave Baker has combined a lot of this into a track to raise funds for London Inner City Kitty. Do they know it’s Festivus? No, cats don’t have higher order philosophies. But they do appreciate being looked after when it gets dark and cold.

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Illustrious Company – It’s Always Ourselves We Find in the Sea

by coldwarnightlife
written by coldwarnightlife

Part of an installation at the Saatchi Gallery in London, “It’s Always…” comes from Martyn Ware‘s Illustrious Company. As a specialist in 3D sound design, Dr. Ware is the right person for the commission, which also shows video of waves across multiple panels. He is joined for the wider project by Gabriel Ware, Anna Söderblom, and Oscar Blustin.

Exhibited as part of the FOCUS Art Fair, the thirty minute soundtrack is an experimental dive into watery and industrial rhythms for the aquatic apes that we are.

Illustrious Company · It’s Always Ourselves We Find In The Sea / Installation Soundscape

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