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Ellen Allien Album: Camping 2 Label: BPITCH CONTROL Genre: Techno/Dance Release Date: November 2005 Posted: 11/17/2005 By: PR | Buy this at Amazon.com
advertisement JIVE Magazine Rating: 5 out of 5 Release Information: Imagine if Ellen Allien picked her favorite tracks from the recent BPitch Control releases and gave them to you? Well, imagine na mare, because Camping 2 is exactly that. One of the world’s best selectors dips into her own label for you. These are shining examples of some of the best that BPitch has had to offer in 2005, all previously vinyl-only (excepting Sascha Funke’s “Quiet Please”), and here unmixed, in lull-length glory for your listening pleasure. As a label, BPitch bridges sounds like a cause- way: Breaks, Electro, House, Techno all come under their span. Recent buzz acts like the MFA and Smash TV make a digital appearance, as do stalwarts like Sascha Funke and Feadz. But the real center of Camping 2 comes in three forms, a troika of modern electronic dance sounds. Number one: with Paul Kalkbrenner, underappreciated is an under- statement. Mssr. Kalkbrenner makes huge warping tracks that wobble like Grimace, with a rhythm that rocks back and forth until it topples. We also have two tracks from Ms. Allien herself, who of course deserves all the attention she gets and more. But let it be known the mastery of Tomas Andersson — the ewel of the new Scandinavian sound. His two tracks included here (“Happy Happy” and “Washing Up (Tiga Remix)”) absolutely kill clubs dead. Play these in the car, the bedroom or the warehouse and life is easier, things go better and you’ll be hopping madly. Of course, the rest of the roster is no B-team. Camping 2 is the latest compilation from BPitch Control, one of the best dance labels in the world, hands down. Or, rather, up. TACK Listing 01. Ellen Ailien - Ates Seben (Miss Kittin Rrnx) )3:58(~ 02. The MFA - Disco 2 Break 13.51 03. Kiki -So Easy to Forget (Kiki rmx) (4:35) 04. Sascha Funke - Quiet Please (4:58) 05. Smash IV- TechlechTa(k (4:05( 36. Tomas Andersson- Happy Happy (3:59) 07. Ellen Allien . Your Body Is My Body (Kiki rmx( (4.47) 08. Paul Kalkbrenner- Deep (3 36) 09 Sascha Funke -A Boy (3:31) ID Ben Klock-Land of MHk & Honey (3.48) Ii Ellen Allien- Naked Roin (4:09) 12. Paul Kalkbrenner- Gebrunn GebrUnn (3~59) 3 Tomas Andersson -Washing Up (Tiga rmx( (3:38) 14. Sylvie Marks & Ha19000-My Computer Eats An Acid Trip (Dexter Remix) (3:52) IS. Feadz . 2kind4u (4:00) lO. Mochipet Beautiful Belonious Bits (2:38) 7 Modeselektor - fake Emotion (feat. Paul St. Hillaire) (3:23) |
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