Kurt

just got back from Taipei's gig. It was AWESOME. And finally met up with Syaron, Audrey and many new friends. I'll be back soon! See ya guys!!  

Sorry for the lack of updates. I was away in Europe, busy touring and promoting our Midget Gems EP. I had a wonderful time there and finally met up with friends like The Beens and Geht's Noch. Now, finally, i've got my rest!!! Oh..Merry X'mas to everyone!! Video from our Europe gig

Boxing Day @Home Club, Singapore

22-year-old Peter O'Grady, better known as Joy Orbison, is one fine producer to watch out for. At the age of 13, he took up DJing and eventually moved into production, beginning with Fruity Loops-crafted 8-bar grime loops before shifting into headier territory that combined his love of house, disco, and dubstep with the atmospheric fuzz of bands like My Bloody Valentine, Josef K, and The Beach Boys. His single "Hyph Mngo" has become the forward-thinking dubstep/2-step tune of 2009, and it will be quickly followed by more tunes on O'Grady's own Doldrums label, which he runs in tandem with partner Impey.

our upcoming Midget Gems EP will be release soon with remixes from NT89, LaSap & Gold, Distrakt and The Vijay. Have a sneak preview from this video. Kudos to Inquisitive for dropping our tune

so yeah, we're kinda busy lately, as we've been in studio recording new materials. and finally our Midget Gems EP will be out this November, on Rawjak label. It will be available on Beatport, Juno, and of coz iTunes!

Oh yeah, we've created our twitter account finally.

http://twitter.com/clashdiskokids

Follow us for more our music and gigs updates!!

Btw, we're going Europe Tour!!!!!!! So fellow fans, checkout our gigs in London, Cologne, and Ghent!!  2010 is gonna be good year!!

We've been chilling down for quite a while and are really into good disco mix now. And here's our favourite Aeroplane's September mix. Check it out! Aeroplane Mix Chart September 09 by Aeroplane 

I'm digging this girl from Paris, France, who happens to be the resident DJ of Le Baron. 

i've just recorded this for fun, while the rest of clash the disko kids go hiding in studio making fierce techno beats.

Enjoy, we'll be back stronger!! - Kurt 

Today's electronic dance culture is due for a melodic transcendence from the shadowy, industrial electro that has been hammering away at the scene. As dance floors begin to buckle under such weighty beats, the Belgium-based band aptly named Aeroplane is dedicated to elevating its fans toward a higher musical space undefined by standardized genres. They reach for freedom from constraints of predictability, weaving currents of psychedelic guitars, pop keys, disco beats, catchy bass lines and melancholic waves into a singular connection of modern beat-driven music. At the controls of Aeroplane are Stephen Fasano and Vito Deluca, a duo whose combined experience gives life and emotion to the music. Vito brings with him a producer background that pulsates the hands and heart of Aeroplane, and Stephen's DJ roots vibrate the eyes and soul. Their unique collaboration of sound and purpose is channelling appreciation from among the biggest DJs and producers around, and the 2007 release of their first 12" entitled "Caramellas/Aeroplane" (Eskimo Recordings) has generated a jet stream of increasing momentum. Subsequent releases have kept their ring tones looping with remix requests from artists like Cobra Dukes, Das Pop, Lindström, Cut Copy, Grace Jones, MGMT, Bloc Party, and Friendly Fires. Projects like these reinforce the integration of electronic music into the omnipresent indie scene. Blends of Cosmic Nu Disco, Psychedelic, Balearic, Emo, etc. are forming a new era of musical hybrids, and explorations are officially under way. After all, machines are human too... 

'Warm in the Shadows' rounds out the trio of three-song 12"s that Music Go Music have released over the course of 2008-09. It's both a fitting end-piece to the trilogy, and a remarkable expansion of the group's sonic and emotional breadth. There is a casual, but undeniable magic to these songs, and it flows around and out of each note of every melody.

Title song 'Warm in the Shadows' is dance music, as envisioned by a group with a greater allegiance to pop archetypes than to the hymns of the dance-floor. It's a step in a different direction; an invitation to shake, coupled with a gentle evocation of the pain of wrecked love ("what kind of heart would break so easy as my own"). It's a case history and a cure for both the lovesick and the lovesick-to-be.

The B-side offers up stories of exotic depravity consuming itself in ways both savage and deceptively elegant. The gypsy rhythms of' 'Thousand Crazy Nights' undergird a tale of dog-piled revelers instructed to "feel with your face, let eyes be your hands" whilst "trapped in desire's agro dance." 'Love, Violent Love' is a psychedelic voyage through a land of raving mobs who "spiral past control" once their love is at last requited.

This collection of songs is further proof of the power of the transformative embrace in which Music Go Music holds what is dear to them, and the singular vision that they impart to i