Control, by Black Light Smoke

Control

by Black Light Smoke

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Annika Wolfe EP absolutely rips! Favorite track: Black Hole At The Disco.

Letzter Aufruf The years 1997-2012 were great.. Since then I’ve not been out much.. Alas, not only NY is dead.. 😔

Nevertheless: Awesome old-school EBM & Acid on this EP as you know and love from Black Light Smoke! <3
Favorite track: Break Your Back.

Francois LEBLANC sounds like gesaffelstein I love It

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1.	New York Is Dead 05:23	info	buy track
2.	Black Hole At The Disco 05:16	info	buy track
3.	Last Song Before Sunrise 05:31	info	buy track
4.	Break Your Back 06:35	info	buy track
5.	Mind Control 04:35	info	buy track

about

It’s always fun to let our audience peer through the party peephole with some hot behind-the-scenes info. For months, Black Light Smoke’s Control EP has supplied several of label head Tiga’s secret DJ weapons. In fact, he’s been sneaking out constantly after 9pm to play it out anywhere they’ll have him. And it’s little wonder to those who wonder why, as the Chicago-born producer’s top-flight mix of EBM, electro and Benadryl-soaked vocals has all the right people dancing.

Leadoff track "New York Is Dead” eulogizes the famous Big Apple Dance Party Scene in a way that will confuse the many who have embraced the city’s thriving “Groove With the Avengers” day rave series in Times Square. But the nihilism-liking doesn’t stop there, with the Friday-Til-I-Die attitude of “Black Hole at the Disco,” the pleather-dreaded post-cyberpunk of “Last Song Before Sunrise”, and the oxygen-deprived acid of “Break Your Back” culminating in the 11:45am-peak-time industrial trance of closer “Mind Control.”

Because we want this to be available to as many inhabitants of the blasted apocalyptic landscape we have pencilled in for 2034 or so, we have decided to make this release available both digitally and on vinyl. So whether you’ve managed to jack in illegally to a Spotify Wind Farm or you’re relegated to the hand-cranked misery of a Victrola while living in a barn or something, we’ve got you covered!