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The new disc with a lot of broken Schlachthofbronx analog devices may soon strike many a home system. "Dirty Dancing" is bold enough to safely get hold of for the whole summer a permanent place in the editorial mucbook playlist. Our expert Martin Lawrence Neuplatten looks similar to the adrenaline-euphoric.

If you want to duo for the shrunken Schlachthofbronx, the buddies plane and Jacob so believe, then a CD like this really be no adequate expression for their music and the related claim. Pressed again on the silver disc is irrevocably fixed, immutable in its present form, and - only repeatable in this rigid, unchanging version - despite the undeniable qualities. That they them strictly regulated sequence of bits and bytes in secret so completely not at all like suspects, who they see sweat behind all their gear on stage smiling happily, certainly not without good reason - they love the roughness, the unanswered Hewn, skewness, Spontaneous to give the exuberant, hungry crowd likes what she needs right - and there are not many examples where the the "Basswatschn" (BR2) associated battered equally happy smiles back.

Since 2008, the Munich Whisk now even dancehall, dub, electro, break beats and baile funk to a wild, explosive mixture, a series of EPs and now two albums are the strictly listenable result, record on them - grow out of their hometown long ago - Bavarian as a "bulldozer "(self-incrimination), the various spots of the earth, and" Dirty Dancing ", their new album, will not change that quickly. It has become fat again - even the first few bars of "Slowine" it can no doubt: slow yet, but already pervasive, the latest on "Juego" with her old friend Doubla J, it's time, his feet (unasked) Discontinued to treat - they are, that's for sure, no longer come to the end to rest.

The analogue percussion on "Agwazo" could ever be seen as anticipating the wish expressed in the interview of the two, at some point one of their kits to the public to present their entirety. For now, you go, but also the best without a band, but with decent guest list: Natalie Storm from Jamaica scats through the nervous breakbeat of "Touch Your Toes", the Puppetmastaz be at "one hand" the honor and Gnucci Banana, just on the album "Father Creeper" from refines partner Spoek Mathambo, signs up for the dancehall beats of "SingStar" have their say.

Compared to its predecessor, the present record presents indeed strong and positive to the end without any hanger, allowing the Schlachthofbronx, however, far fewer trips across the course described. No "Schorschl" So, too little of what we like to flatly as "Balkan Beat" generalized - quite possible that the two now because too many Wannabees romp in the ring. That's not really painful, because even the "safe side" brings a sufficiently out of breath and in the end it is with "Copenhagen" after all, still a rich techno beast on the ears. Too long you should not stop with the CD, however, because more than other boards here can be just the first step - to a better understanding is advisable, a forthcoming concert urgently. http://www.schlachthofbronx.com/