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“partys over earth”
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Tiga and Zombie Nation have joined forces to create the most potent dance record of the year. Apocalyptic tension. Panic-fueled fundowns. 2012 is approaching.
THE HEAT IS NOW - PARTYS OVER EARTH!
Having both rocked remarkably long and prolific careers, the members of ZZT possess uncanny staying power in an industry where hype ends faster than it begins. Zombie Nation's production credentials are impeccable, and his reputation as a live performer has made him a permanent fixture on Europe's main stages. Meanwhile, Tiga's vocal hooks, sampling know-how-to, DJ sets and impressive work as a label boss have all kept him perched atop the electro-pyramid. These are two major players in the indie-dance world, but together, they are something else entirely.
ZZT first established themselves as Paradigm Wreckas back in 2007 with 'Lower State of Consciousness', upping the ante on how 'crazy' a crazy club record needs to be. Dazed & Confused named it their 'Electronica Single of the Year,' while Rough Trade likened it to "hearing Da Funk for the first time... getting Justice to turn it inside out is a master stroke. Tune of the Year."
PARTYS OVER EARTH is relentless, uncompromising Combat Funk. If the new ZZT were a drug, it would be DZZMT. Not the stuff some loser shaman huffs behind the village gas station, but a new-school cut of Freebase Free-Bass that tears out your central nervous system and forces it to dance with the hottest elf you've ever seen.
Tracklisting:
01. Where Is The Captain
02. Rock The Peace
03. Partys Over Los Angeles
04. ZZafrika
05. Work
06. ZZTMF
07. Zig Zig Zag
08. Lower State Of Consciousness
09. Nickel And Dime
10. The Worm
11. Vulkan Alarm
12. ZZT Has Left The Building
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Electronic House | Release:
Nov 7th 2011
