Mod Shop: The Bang Gang Deejays "D Is For Disco, E Is For Dancing" 12" Vinyl Now Available
We're psyched to inform you all that for the first time ever, The Bang Gang Deejays' D is for Disco, E is for Dancing is now available on 12" vinyl at the Mod Shop. Featuring exclusive tracks of The Bang Gang's classic mix, separated and divided over two sides of heavy duty vinyl and including the likes of The Presets, The Tough Alliance, Cut Copy and The Bumblebeez being re-rubbed by Bang Gang themselves, Shazam and Bag Raiders.
November 26, 2009 at 1:19pm in news, Bag Raiders, Bumblebeez, Cut Copy, The Tough Alliance, The Presets, The Bang Gang Deejays
Download: Bumblebeez - "Misfit"
The Bumblebeez are a brother/sister sucker punch unlike any other. No messin'. Though they've been fittingly described as "musical coleslaw", this delicious description is somewhat of an understatement once their back catalogue and erratic brilliance live has been experienced/witnessed.
While Chris Colonna has recently donned his producer hat and helmed the controls on the highly imaginative new Wolf & Cub record, he's managed to find some time to drop an exclusive track for the V Raw project, entitled "Misfit". Made on his Nintendo DSi using the Korg DS software with vox and drums (via the system's inbuilt audio player), the crunchy little 8-bit banger is now out in the ether for all and sundry to absorb.
Gallery: Bumblebeez Exhibition, Goodhood, London
Ahead of the release their magnificent technicolour spew of a debut album Prince Umberto & The Sister Of Ill, The Bumblebeez presented an equally important siamese twin companion to the music, the visual side of the band, in an art show at Goodhood in Hoxton, London.
View the gallery on Flickr.
#5: Gus Da Hoodrat
Hits from Bumblebeez, The Klaxons, Wolfmother, New Young Pony Club, Softlightes, The Black Keys, and Soulwax.
November 15, 2006 at 9:07am in modcast, Softlightes, Bumblebeez, Klaxons, Wolfmother, The Bang Gang Deejays
#4: DJ Damage, Goebles, and Lucky Phil
Hits from Bumblebeez, The Klaxons, MSTRKRFT, Justice, and Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
June 29, 2006 at 4:56pm in modcast, Bumblebeez, Klaxons, Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Bumblebeez
Straight outta Braidwood in rural New South Wales, Chris Colonna and his sister, Pia better known as Bumblebeez made a notorious name for themselves by cutting and pasting together the kind of conflicting musical ideologies that should seldom be fused. Their schizophrenic debut LP, Prince Umberto and the Sister of Ill, was released in 2007 and featured the feel good summer hits “Dr. Love” and “Rio”. They also once supported the little-known British band Radiohead. No biggie. And as for the future? Outlook good.
