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Corsair Records - Releases
CR026 Hoot'n'Holla by Lord Warddd
The first single from the debut album of NYC's Jackson Heights finest, featuring Master Marlo and Kate Faust on vocals.
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CR025 Drive By Constable by Dragunz
The debut single highlights the UK dubstep producer's bass-centric studio talents and broke through to mainstream XFM radio airplay.
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CR024 Your Midnight Remixes by Lo Fidelity Allstars
Ther second single taken from the album 'Northern Stomp', featuring remixes from the Lo-Fis own Phil Ward in his "Lord Warddd" guise and from Corsair labelmate IDC
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CR023 Northern Stomp by Lo Fidelity Allstars :
The third album from the Lo Fis, featuring ten tracks.
"This is a fully-blown band album dripping with (northern) soul. The Lo-Fis are back and they deserve adoration all over again"
DJ Mag 4 stars
"A dance-tinged hybrid that becomes more fascinating with each listen"
Q
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CR022 Smash And Grab World by Lo Fidelity Allstars :
The first new material since 2007's "Best Of" compilation
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CR021 Imaginary Bones by IDC :
"Lo Fidelity Allstar's Phil Ward comes atchya like a drunken, jaded John Cooper Clarke, and IDC provides an equally demented backdrop. This really is rather naughty indeed"
iDJ 8/10 recommended single April 09
"This is the most pissed up, drugged up, headfuck of a record that I’ve heard in a very long time, it makes The Prodigy sound like they’ve got The X Factor. Londoner David McCarthy is IDC, and for “Imaginary Bones” he’s drafted in Lo Fidelity Allstars frontman Phil Ward, who does an incredible job on the vocals"
DMC Update 5 stars
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CR020 That's The Way The World Is Today by Casino :
The debut album from scene-setters Casino
"'That's The Way The World Is Today' is unquestionably 2009's first must own at all costs release."
Scootering March 2009 Recommended Listening
"A blistering blend of old and new, this needs your attention"
iDJ 8/10
"Good time party music with substance"
DMC Update 'Album Of The Week' 5 stars
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CR019 Colossus by United Sounds of Europe :
Angel Tripudo delivers two versions of his second single and get DJ feedback citing Deadmuas and Boy *-Bit.
"A low-swung adventure into future funk, riddled with alien squiggles while rusty robots cry for attention. Groove-heavy, this is total DJ material"
iDJ 8/10 singles review 'Warehouse' section jan 2009
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CR017 Rich Boys In Strip Clubs by Lord Ward :
Lo Fi's Phil 'Lord' Ward's second solo outing.
"With a groovy disco break and cheeky lyrics this will cause carnage, especially when the breakbeats and hoovers smash their way into the mix. Like a certain burger chain, I'm lovin' it"
iDJ Mag 8/10
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CR016 Modern Touch by IDC :
A single release from IDC's debut album, featuring Martin Andrews on vocals. Mark Moore of S'Xpress fame says "I shall go on record as declaring this as 2 minutes 53 seconds of perfect pop. Once it's over you just have to play it again... and again" ... and he knows a thing or two about pop...
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CR015 Overthrow The Boss Class by IDC :
IDC's 10 track debut album.
"IDC has managed to generate quite a reputation within electro circles. Each of his releases to date has been nothing less than a short savage injection of visceral dancefloor energy, created with a punk-like disregard for fashions or critical acclaim. In a nutshell, 'Overthrow' is 2008's 'We Are The Night'"
iDJ 5 stars recommended album
"Rock, electro and breaks collide on this daftly charming debut. Part of the original quality in tracks like 'Stomp' is down the the beautiful, scortching guitars. There's a simplicity and fun to the production - a sense of delirious enjoyment rather that trying to be clever - that gives it an instantly accessible appeal"
DJ Mag
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CR014 Brookyln Blister by Lord Ward :
The debut solo release from Phil Ward, the mainman behind dance/rock crossover pioneer legends the Lo-Fidelity Allstars. Now based in New York City, "Brooklyn Blister" and his brand new persona 'Lord Ward' firmly places him back at the cutting edge. "Lo-Fi Allstars lynchpin Phil Ward draws on his love of B-More and the Sinden & Herve/Switch aesthetic for a synthy, cut-up bassline burbler. Ghetto, scratchadelic and totally original" DJ Mag 4/5
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CR013 Good Times by Casino :
"Good Times" - the new single preceding the debut album from Casino, the duo making modern Northern Soul. "Casino just keep on delivering the goods. Well sprung dancefloors are taking a hammering" DMC Update 5/5 'single of the week'
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CR012 Bolshy Beats by IDC :
IDC's first release of 2008 is taken from his debut album which follows a month later. Mixmag reckons "it's business as usual for 2008 as he throws raging guitar riffs, pumping beats and out-there arpeggios together" and likens it to Boys Noize.
CD out of stock
CR011 Yes and No by United Sounds of Europe :
USofE's Angel Tripudo delivers a double-sided debut that highlights both sides of his pan-European appeal. "'Yes’ is the sound of a Roland 303 fucking shit up massively. Not a million miles away from ‘Higher State Of Consciousness’ getting fed through Mr. Oizo’s beef grinder, and a brilliant racket all round. ‘No’ is far more sedate, comparatively speaking: hypnotic, melodic electro-tech stripped down to just its pants and socks. Very Berlin, but playful with it." iDJ April 2008
Available
CR010 Akai Elvis The Remixes by IDC :
IDC's second single release of 2007 gets a remix package with versions from Lo-Fidelity Allstars and United Sounds of Europe. "The Lo-Fis offer a choppy, wonky collision of breaks and bassline house with growling basslines galore. Then US of E go for the jugular with a slate of KLF-esque rave madness that'll have the kids stomping."
Mixmag Jan 2008
Available
CR009 Akai Elvis by IDC :
IDC's second single release this year hits the zeitgeist on the head and continues his superb press reviews, including DJ Magazine saying "you can instantly hear why it's getting the same kind of response LCD Soundsytem's "Losing My Edge" got before it reached saturation levels"
CD out of stock
CR007 Floorshaker by Casino :
The second single from Casino continues their 5 star review run and has picked up much support from Radio 2, the UK's biggest national station.
Available
CR008 Stomp by IDC :
The third single by IDC received 5 star reviews and "record of the week" acclaim. DJ Magazine said "No wonder the likes of Mark Moore, Erol Alkan, Pete Tong and John Kennedy are all over his tunes".
Vinyl available - limited stock
CR005 Running On Back To You by Casino :
The debut single from the Northern Soul/Electro/House hybrid Casino features the acclaimed original version and the Southern Remix.
available
CR004 Payola by IDC :
The second single from London-based IDC features the lead track backed by Airburst One and the radio version of Payola.
Vinyl available - limited stock
CR003 Curdler by Soundhog (includes FREE 4 track CD) :
North Wales mashup maker Soundhog.
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CR002 Scratch by IDC (includes FREE 4 track CD) :
The first release from Corsair is also the debut original-material single from IDC.
DJ Magazine said it "pushes the boundaries of electro-disco" and Update gave it a highly-prized 5/5 review. Scratch is backed with 047 and Chanter and comes with a free CD enclosed which features all three tracks plus the bonus radio edit of Scratch
Available (3rd repressing - very few left)
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