Vienna Wildstyle Recordings was launched in 2010 by long-standing activists of Vienna's electronic music scene, among them Herbert Gollini (of Cheap Records / Private Lightning Six fame). Further contributions come from former Bingo Boy and Patrick Pulsinger collaborator Helmut Wolfgruber, as well as Gerhard Potuznik and new projects such as Madchen Amick. Expect wildstyle.
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The Editor, 11 months ago via zero-inch.com |
Computer Lovin' (Recitativo) (Trüestyle Vienna Remix)
(Track 02 on this Maxi-Single)
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The Editor, 11 months ago via zero-inch.com |
Vienna Wildstyle once again lives up to its name with the release of Johann Sebastian Bass' debut opus, an eclectic mixture of Ed-Banger-inspired rave-pop, Freddie Mercury on the vocoder, and - yes - a faux J. Sebastian throwing down half-way through track four. Weird fun.
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The Editor, 11 months ago via zero-inch.com |
