In Flagranti graces a field which Daft Punk, Justice, and other heavy electronic acts have seemed to ignore. You obviously hear the disco influence without a doubt. It doesn't want to slap you in the face like others try to. It definitely has a very punk edge and couldn't be one more than the other. The sounds of 'Wronger Than Anyone Else' seem less pretentious and more flexible to the ears of non electronic music fans. You can hear the real drums and the whole album sounds so vintage yet so fresh.
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This Maxi-Single is featured in Update #068:
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Taking two tracks from their highly sexualised album earlier this year, the first remix of the title track sees DFA's Shit Robot cranking in cheeky chord stabs and a stylish house bounce whilst Gomma's Moullinex minces the funkin' disco of 'Latter Day Methods' down to a generously fluid dub.
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