Cosmic/Space/Sloooow Disco

I know we just had a disco thread, but what about the more recent stuff? Been groovin' to these in my cubicle lately, what are some of your favorites?

Metro Area - Fabric 43

Lindstrom

Hatchback / Windsurf / Sorcerer (a lot of free tracks and mixes on his Soundcloud site)

Quiet Village - Silent Movie

Italians Do it Better (Desire, After Dark Comp.)

Prins Thomas is going to have his first solo album soon.

The newish Sorcerer album Neon Leon is very slept on.

Check out the Continental Drift album by Max Essa. He just did a nice Sorcerer remix too.

Blackbelt Andersen's album from a year ago or so was cool - kind of disco with Detroit techno thrown in.

Professor Genius has some cool tracks and a CD a couple years ago.

The Harlyn Bay album by Coyote is worth checking out.

The new Lindstrom & Christabelle is getting lots of good reviews.

Also check CFCF - Continent.

A lot of these you can stream on lala.com for your cubicle-listening pleasure.

  On 2/27/2010 at 7:45 AM, scones to die for said:

The newish Sorcerer album Neon Leon is very slept on.

Yeah, sounds like he stepped it up a bit from White Magic, which was also good. A couple you mentioned tat I haven't really checked, thanks.

  On 2/26/2010 at 9:25 PM, The Green Kingdom said:

Hatchback / Windsurf / Sorcerer (a lot of free tracks and mixes on his Soundcloud site)

seconded!:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxEyKX9Nhb8

i've been addicted to all things cosmic for the past two years; here's a mix i made back in '08 trying to emulate the old sound with new productions. Then I made a more.... tropical one last year .

I've been downloading/buying far too many old records to keep up with the newest productions; but I think the 3 Milky Disco Compilations on LO Records are a good primer for this scene too.

edit- also some great stuff on Mule Musiq and Endless Flight Recordings!:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdOFwC7ZNNQ

love me some mark e "rn'b drunkie"

eh, it's called having a job. unless you're rich you probably need one.

  On 2/20/2011 at 7:11 AM, ieafs said:

there's something profoundly sad about the idea of "groovin" in your cubicle

come on man, seriously. Sure you want to make a statement about the horrors of modern working life and probably didn't mean to cause offence. But still groovin' is down, where ever it's fown.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13gxiapsaRs

  On 2/20/2011 at 5:12 AM, Hanratty said:

love me some mark e "rn'b drunkie"

Hey, glad you guys revived this thread! Been listening to a lot of Mark E lately, I think I could listen to "Night Mover" all day:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynnavXFY1Cs

Also, been listening to greg Wilson's edits and various mixes (pages of them available to stream or download on his SoundCloud).

  On 2/27/2010 at 7:45 AM, scones to die for said:

Check out the Continental Drift album by Max Essa.

 

Also check CFCF - Continent.

I just joined up here tell you thank you. Both of these albums are amazing and I am also loving the newer Essa album "White Shoes Blue Dreams". Looking into your other suggestions probably will love them as well.

Now that I am here I will enjoy my stay.

  On 2/23/2011 at 9:49 PM, ManInTheMirror said:

  On 2/27/2010 at 7:45 AM, scones to die for said:

Check out the Continental Drift album by Max Essa.

 

Also check CFCF - Continent.

I just joined up here tell you thank you. Both of these albums are amazing and I am also loving the newer Essa album "White Shoes Blue Dreams". Looking into your other suggestions probably will love them as well.

 

Now that I am here I will enjoy my stay.

Yeah that post was from like a year ago. Lots of good albums since then - hard to keep up. I've enjoyed the Mighty Mouse "Song With No Word" album lately, and also Filipsson and Lindblad's "Splendor in the Grass."