November 19th, 2009
Prince of Persia AKA K-Von is one of Adelaide’s more compelling DJ’s. With his ubiquitous record bag of dusty vinyl gems he has toured Brazil with Nokia’s annual MobJam party, played the underground depths of Sydney’s infamous Club 77 aswell as our own Rocket Bar. Rather unsurprisingly his forray into production is equally as compelling with Williamsburg Get Down to This.
Prince of Persia – Williamsburg Get Down to This
He has also put together a mix that he describes as ‘2001 a Space Odyssey’ meets ‘Rumble in the Jungle’
Prince of Persia – Sabre Knights Mix
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September 22nd, 2009
Tom and Alex of Kids With Guns are pretty awesome guys. They like gin and tonic and love amazing music. They don’t mix well with hay fever tablets or South Rakkas Crew fans. Catch them at Adults Arts Club the new Thursday night at Sugar , starting the 15th of October.
Wet Love
Pilooski – Love Is Wet
Metro Area – Miura
Woolfy Vs. Projections – Neeve
Pink Floyd – Another Brick In The Wall (DJ Agent 86 Remix)
Faze Action – I Wanna Dancer
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September 11th, 2009
Quarles Baseden and Amélie de Bosredon are Jupiter. To write like the NME they have the enchanting vocals of Sally Shapiro combined with driving energy of Fred Falke. Hopefully my lazy comparison doesn’t put you off as these guys are amazing. Their debut 12” Starlighter comes out Monday (the 14th) and is already out digitally with a cool remix by Bottin.

Winston: How did you guys first get interested in electronic music?
Jupiter: We were more into rock initially, and we didn’t feel so attracted to house music but when Daft Punk started getting big around 96/97 we changed our minds. They were all over the place in France, there was no way you could miss them. And upon hearing their first few singles, you couldn’t help but fall in love with the mix of influences and the novelty of their sound, so we could say that Homework first got us into electronic music.
W: What made you start Jupiter and how did you two meet?
J: We met on holiday through a mutual friend, but we hated each other at first. But we both happened to be studying in London the following year, and we somehow bounced into each other and had a very different feeling than the first time
At first we were making electro-folk music, with no apparent reason as we were both really into electro, funk and disco. I guess we both played guitar and wanted to get into electronic gear slowly but surely, and it was the best way to do it. Anyway, we quickly realised we had way more fun playing the sort of music we most enjoyed listening to, which sounds pretty logical now hahaha
W: How did you get involved with Valerie Collective?
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August 26th, 2009

NEWS
Jamie is Playing Huntleys & Palmers Audio Club this friday night at the Horse & Groom in Shoreditch, along with stellar guests including Andy Blake and Ali Renault from the Dissident stable, no C&A live this time just him playing records. They asked him to put a mix together to help promote the party – It’s being hosted on the Allez Allez blog, home to lots of tasty earworms, and the selection is a mostly house affair – some new, some old..
Enjoy this, recommended by our friends Cage & Aviary.
http://www.allez-allez.co.uk/

Forthcoming releases
Sidwho? – Vote Bowie for President / Violet Run – TWHE / Sept
C&A – Beat N Path / Low Noise (inc Brennan Green remix) – Tiny Sticks / Oct
Sidwho? – Same Game (C&A remix series, pt 3 of 6) – TWHE / Oct
Already out there
Truck – Radio (C&A remix series, pt 2 of 6) – TWHE – buy vinyl
C&A – Television Train / Suburban – DFA – buy mp3 & wav / vinyl
Many more….. head to www.twhe.co.uk and subscribe to their mailing list
myspace.com/cageaviary
myspace.com/cageaviaryremixes
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August 24th, 2009
Good friend Prince Aaronak has began moving along the Adult Arts Club mix train with his latest offering of some old classics, new classics and some forever favourites.
His August mix is now up and available to download for your ears over on our mixes page.
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August 14th, 2009

Earlier in the month our close friends Cage & Aviary sat down with Dummy Magazine for a short Q&A indulging into the duo’s influences and future plans. They briefly shed some information about their own label, The Walls Have Ears which our own Sidwho has been involved with.
One half of the British disco outfit, Jamie Paton is in the country to co-produce Sidwho’s debut full length album and will be touring with him throughout November for Future Classic.
The duo’s ’slomo shuffle mix’ recorded for the magazine which features some of the groups work can be found with tracklisting and the Q&A after the jump.
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