Morning Dance - Four Walls (2) - The Visionary (Vinyl)

2017

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And this LP will forever be an insight into what it was like when it was just a well-kept secret. Jasmine Kent-Smith. As a mutant crossover of electroclash and indie began to rock its way round dancefloors because of DJs like Boys Noize and Erol Alkan, a French duo burst into the world like a pair of mischievous banshees, intent on causing one hell of a ruckus in the rave.

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He signed to Warp in and released the best album of this fertile period a year later. And, seven years later, it passes the ultimate litmus test — sounding as future-proof now as it did back when it first landed. January 13, Disclosure play Corsica Studios in London. The brothers from Surrey are the sound of right now and, as everyone here suspects correctly, the not-so-distant future too.

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