Arveene & MiSK – Do You Like Disco? featuring Kathi Burke. (Official Video) from Steve MacD on Vimeo.

The winner of the competition is Italian production duo Dogma and you can check out their remix below, they will have their remix contribution featured on a special remix package that will receive a full digital release with Arcade Pony later in the summer, some A&M goodies, Arcade Pony bits and pieces + a very tasty secret prize.

Dogma is composed of Greg and Tommy, two degenerate 20 year old guys who got fed up with the elitist italian club scene and decided to make the world a better place by spreading their religion of techno-tropical fat bass beats. Greg started making tracks at the age of 15, and Tommy soon joined him in his home studio. After a while, they came up with their style of club sound, made up of simple melodies, percussive madness and banging drums, always with an unsophisticated attitude. Their influences range from 80s hip hop to death metal, nevertheless all of their songs sound like a bunch of gorillas on steroid bananas. Greg has also somehow managed to cofound RUN BVS, a group of dimwitted students who organize whack parties and events in Milan.

10K Favour (Dogma Remix) by arveeneandmisk

ARVEENE & MiSK – 10K FAVOUR from Phil Misk on Vimeo.

Hard hitting duo Arveene & Misk have just dropped new single “10 K Favour” on London label Arcade Pony and they in association with us here in Discobelle & Nixon want to give you the chance to remix the shit out it. The winner will have their mix featured on a special remix package which will receive a full digital release with Arcade Pony later in the summer, some A&M goodies, Arcade Pony bits and a very tasty secret prize. You can download the remix parts here (zip file). Once you’ve completed your remix, upload it to WeTransfer as a 320 mp3 and e-mail it to: holla@discobelle.net before July 11th. Good Hunting….

Disco Of Doom – Invader EP – Discobelle Records by discoofdoom

Techno afficianados Disco of Doom have gifted us with a release of dark and otherworldly tech house that’s both a series of polished and efficient club anthems as much as it a hectic, unhinged portrait of the back alleys of clubs and plagues of the not-too-distant future.

“Invader” starts off the package with a bang, sounding like Zombie Nation driving a rickety Sedan into a lamp post and then stumbling down an empty street at midnight with a broken arm. With a bit of an acid house tinge laced in around its rougher edges, it’s tech-house meets weird-house meets a burning down house in the middle of the suburbs.

Arveene & Misk’s rework of “Invader” sounds like the inside of that burning house, electronics short circuiting and the smoke alarm sending out a perfectly pitched screaming synth warning while smoke fills up everything in front of you. Pitching the vocals up and down while a barrage of wheezing, hazy chords race overtop, it’s destined for big things.

“Doomsday” is filled with schizophrenic stuttering vocal samples, crashing cymbal kicks and squelchy synth stabs that are perching on the cusp of spilling out of the speakers and congealing in a sludgy dark pile in the corner of the club.

Continuing his year of exceptional work, Bowski produces another perfect jam, smoothing out some of the rougher edges and distilling “Doomsday” to its humid essence with a riff that spirals and oscillates around the vocals while a percussive woodblock keeps time above everything. It feels like you’re ascending out of hell on a slightly malfunctioning escalator, dreamy and unsettling at the same time.

“Space 2.0″ is a song about one of those times when you’re wearing sunglasses because anything in daylight feels like it’s going to scorch your retinas straight off your eyeballs..

Finally, “Alice Cooper” likely refers to the period in his career before he started golfing, back when face paint, boa constrictors crawling around your shoulders and a stage show featuring (fake?) public executions were the defining points of Cooper’s character. The track embodies a resurrection of that early 70’s druggy territory, filtered through a satanically possessed MPC. Mason’s “School’s Out” rework may cash in on the cheap thrills of the track’s title, but certainly keeps the vibe of the original pulsating with its echoing drums gaining momentum as they wind through the track.”

You can grab the Arveene & Misk remix over on the Disco Of Doom Facebook page in exchange for a “like”.

BONUS: Grab this epic mix done for the Glade Festival:

Disco Of Doom Invade Glade Festival 2011 Podcast by discoofdoom

New single from our Dublin/London friends Arveene & Misk, “Love Money Music Body” is out now on Mofo HiFi Records.

LOVE MONEY MUSIC BODY by arveeneandmisk

Arnold Classix x 808 State (Arveene & Misk edit) (drop.io)

PS. Don’t forget to check out the smashing recent single release “Eavesdropper” from Arveene & Misk which was just released by Bang Gang 12 Inches.

Arveene & Misk – Live from Oxegen 2010 (direct link)

Yep, tracklist after the jump.

1. Intro – Pure Imagination
2. DetBoi – Burn Dem Ass / whitelabel
3. Arveene & Misk – Eavesdropper (Cassette Jam Remix) / Bang Gang 12″s
4. Arveene & Misk – Eavesdropper (Original) / Bang Gang 12″s
5. Evil 9 – No Manners feat. Spoek Mathambo (Arveene & Misk Remix) / Marine Parade
6. Carte Blanche – In The Mix (Arveene & Misk Edit) / Ed Banger
7. DeadBots – Much Better (Arveene & Misk Remix) / Satan’s Circus
8. Tommie Sunshine feat. Oh Snap! – 5AM (Arveene & Misk Remix) / Ultra Records
9. Strip Steve – Breakin’ (Rynecologist Remix) / Boys Noize
10. Arveene & Misk – Radio Glitch – Unreleased
11. Arveene & Misk – Hells Bells – Gung Ho!
12. Brodinski – Arnold Classic’s (Arveene & Misk edit) / Grizzly
13. Congorock – Babylon Ft Mr Lexx Dub (Arveene & Misk edit) – Fools Gold
14. Arveene & Misk – Mi Casa Su Casa – Unreleased

The blasting new single from Berlin based producer, fellow Awesome Agency artist and all around awesome guy DJ Wool is called “Strobelight”, it features L.A expat Subtitle and comes out today. It’s the first single on newly started imprint Little Owl Musical Recordings and comes backed with remixes from Fantastadon, Arveene & Misk and Cosmic Kids (formerly of Royal Rumble)

DJ Wool – Strobelight (Fantastadon remix) (Soundcloud download link)

Check the rest of the tracks here.

Baby Monster are two guys from Eugene, Oregon. Danny Sternbaum has established himself as one of the most exciting new producers out there. Even to the point that he turned down the chance to engineer what would have been Michael Jackson’s new album. Marty Larson has played in various Oregon bands over the years, building a reputation as a phenomenally creative musician. Now they have their debut single dropping in the UK on 50 Bones on November 9th (next Monday). Here is the Mondkopf remix of the track.

Baby Monster – Ultra Violence And Beethoven (Mondkopf remix) (YSI)

Baby Monster – Ultra Violence And Beethoven (Mondkopf remix) (zShare)

PS. Grab the electro infused remix done by Arveene & Misk over at Big Stereo.