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Kitsune Maison CD
 
Kitsune
format: CD
year of release: 2005

lab price: $20.00
available: yes
item #: cd-1595

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V/A: Kitsune Love CD
previous compilation from Kitsune on CD
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  tracklisting + audio producer  
Backyards Of Our Neighbors
- Au Revoir Simone
 
  Lost And Found
- Exchpoptrue
 
Zdarlight
- Digitalism
 
  Eclectic People
- Ruede Hagelstein
 
  Samba!
- Tomboy
 
Clone Age
- Popular Computer
 
  Do The Whirlwind
- Architecture In Helsinki
 
Strip Down
- Italian X-Rays
 
Night On Fire
- VHS or Beta
 
I Ain't Saying My Goodbyes
- Tom Vek
 
  Change Channel
- Lo-Fi-Fnk
 
  I Don't Know The Half Of How The Hell To Keep From Holding Back
- Hot Chip
 
  This Could Be Beautiful
- Metronomy
 
 
R E V I E W
At the Turntable Lab store, you have no idea how many people come in looking for what they think is "hot" based on the Daily Arrivals page: dozens (it's a small store). But there's also a small percentage of people coming in asking what I think is hot, which is usually very different. When these people come in, I'll pull a random disco 12, something with girly vocals like Broadcast, and whatever new Kitsune record we have. This is because after hearing the Midnight/Love/X comps, I have finally broken down and accepted that this French label is, in the words of Blu Jemz's girlfriend (when describing Roger Yamaha) a "tastemaker." Their history of showcasing quality dance-oriented songwriters has become their reputation, and this newest comp continues the tradition. The lead-off track (1) alone was enough to make me get this, but the album is chock full of top shelf sunglasses bump. If you're a fan of e*vax, Out Hud, or throttling German trannies to death on bullet trains, you will find something here. Tracks like Popular Computer's "Clone Age(2),and Italian X-Rays' "Strip Down(3)" give you three ways to get your Transporter 2 on, but there's also the minimal playground of Metronomy and the previously released remix of "Night On Fire(4)" by Carlos "My Herpes Just Cleared Up!" D. Another strong outing by Kitsune. 13 tracks total.