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KERRIER DISTRICT - Disco
Rephlex
CD // £10.99
ELECTRONIC
Released: Jun 2004
Catalogue Number: CAT143CD

KERRIER DISTRICT - Disco, Rephlex

Back in stock! Luke Vibert pulls out the cheeky titles and grooved up disco vibes for his latest long player on Rephlex. Coming a few months after his 'Yoseph' debut album for Warp, 'Kerrier District' finds Luke in vibrant form, 10 tracks complete with bubbling basslines, subtle and sweet vocal samples and some classic analog action. Named after a district in Cornwall where Luke and pals grew up he parodies the Metro Area explosion by delivering an album of original disco classics for the 21st century. Opening with 'Lets Dance And Freak' a vocal spaced out disco number with vintage 'party time' samples and pogo-ing disco tom drums Luke fetches the track up to date with his monstrous 303 bassline that cements the track as a killer. With all manner of samples and noises appearing it continues in classic Vibert form, content, groove and a damn good understanding of Disco is the perfect combination. 'Illogan' heads straight for the Dan Hartman (Take That?) school of disco with its 'Relight My Fire' melody stabbing away, but Luke keeps it deep with a swooping funk bassline and wah wah guitar samples running in sync. On to "New York" which is just rampant hedonistic action from Luke as he visits the Big Apple with his 70's synths and finger clicking drums, delving into a feelgood mood for the spaced out strings and horn like chord stabs that deliver an ace groove. 'Disco Bus' is a perfect chick tune, ass shuffling bass joins the padding 4/4 with vibes echoing around the beat, a cheesy sounding piano stabbing out a brilliant psuedo Italo melody and the fundamental vocal snippets that add the vintage feel, brilliant stuff. A class album from Vibert that shows as with every other genre he's touched he can pull it off and here he evokes a classic era and fetches it right up to date. Killer.

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