A few weeks ago Midnight Juggernauts unveiled their first slice of new music with the single “This New Technology” (get it here via Acephale). Now they’ve backed that up with a handful of remixes for the single. I was pumped when I saw that Memory Tapes and The Juan Maclean were some of the contributors, but all in all each one is solid. Which is your favorite?
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – This New Technology (Memory Tapes Remix)
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – This New Technology (The Juan Maclean Remix)
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – This New Technology (Nile Delta Remix)
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – This New Technology (Emperor Machine Remix)
After waves of gritty synth pop EPs and singles Australia’s Midnight Juggernauts finally blessed us with their debut album Dystopia in 2007 (though I didn’t catch it until later). Now they’ve moved on and set their sights on a new album. They recently hit everyone off with a more aggressive new digital single “This New Technology”. This release coincides with a (very) brief US tour in which they’ll be previewing much of the new stuff for this 2010 slated album. Pre-order the physical single via Acephale Records here. Listen to it here:
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – This New Technology
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mp3: CSS – Left Behind (Midnight Juggernauts Remix)
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – Road To Recovery (Miami Horror Remix)
Tour Dates:
October 21 – Bowery Ballroom, New York, NY
October 24 – Santos, New York, NY
October 26 – The Roxy, Los Angeles, CA
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Tonight in Baltimore the Lyric Opera House has the legendary Talking Heads frontman David Byrne playing in support of his new album with Brian Eno. Also in B-more is Midnight Juggernauts who take down the Ottobar as part of the Scion House Party with Heartsrevolution and Stereo Faith. Oh did I mention it’s FREE! Down in the district, DC9 has Basia Bulat and our old favorite Vandaveer. Finally up north in the city of brotherly love the First Unitarian Church has Why? and Mount Eerie.
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – 45 and Rising (Cut Copy Remix)
mp3: Heartsrevolution – Switchblade
mp3: Vandaveer – Crooked Mast
mp3: Basia Bulat – Why Can’t It Be Mine
mp3: Why? – The Hollows
mp3: David Byrne and Brian Eno – Strange Overtones
Optimism is good. I always like to look on the bright side of life (yup just like Monty Python). There’s so much crap going on in the world, sometimes you have to look sunny side up to even make it through the week. So here’s to smiling just for the hell of it. And if you need some coaxing…
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – Into The Galaxy (Grandmaster Flash Remix)
mp3: The Faint – The Geeks Were Right (Does It Offend You, Yeah? Remix)
mp3: MGMT vs. Justice – Kids Our Your Friends (JAPATTACK! Remix)
mp3: Kanye West – Flashing Lights (Mano Uptempo Remix)
Tonight DC’s Black Cat has The Teenagers, Team Robespierre, and (The Sounds Of) Kaliedescope. In Philly, Johnny Brenda’s has Midnight Juggernauts and Shy Child while the Khyber has Denton’s own Fishboy with Tina Dico, Jason Ager, and Milk.
mp3: The Teenagers – Starlett Johansson -> website -> buy
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – Road To Recovery (D.I.M. Remix) -> website -> buy
mp3: Shy Child – Astronaut -> website -> buy
mp3: Fishboy – Thought Balloon -> website -> buy
There’s a solid line up of shows tonight in the area. In Baltimore, the Ottobar has The Teenagers, Team Robespierre, and Smart Growth. In DC the 9:30 club has Midnight Juggernauts and Shy Child while the Red and the Black has These modern Socks and Hydras. Finally in Philly, Johnny Brenda’s has El Perro Del Mar, Lykke Li, and Anna Ternheim.
mp3: El Perro Del Mar – Somebody’s Baby -> website -> buy
mp3: Lykke Li – I’m Good I’m Gone -> website -> buy
mp3: These Modern Socks – Bird In The Bathroom -> website -> buy
mp3: Midnight Juggernauts – Road To Recovery (Curses! Remix) -> website -> buy
mp3: Shy Child – Summer -> website -> buy
mp3: The Teenagers – French Kiss -> website -> buy
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