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Review: Permanent Vacation bring a limited edition 10" picture disc with fantastic remixes of Antena's "On the Boat" by Chromatics.
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Review: After the huge success of Antena's "Camino Del Sol" Joakim/Todd Terje mixes, which was played by nearly every big DJ on this planet, Permanent Vacation has the second round of Antena remixes with Belgium's Disco Devil (in DFA style), Nouvelle Vague, Lexx (aka Kawabata/Bear Funk, Drumpoet) and the cosmic Italo trio Phreek Plus One on the controls.
… Read moreGespielt von: Tal M. Klein
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Review: "The Boy/Prostitute Pink" is the first double a-side 12" single from Toronto based producer and DJ Steve Yanko. "The Boy" is a collaboration with Isabelle Antena based on Antena's classic hit "The Boy From Ipanema". It is a killer dub-house track in an Idjut Boys/Chicken Lips style. "Prostitute Pink" is a sure shot disco tune. Born and bred in Toronto, Canada, Steve Yanko cut his teeth in the then small but growing local DJ scene. While initially making tracks on an ASR10 sampler, his obsession with live disco and recording grew to a current state of equipment madness.
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Cat: PERMVAC 0441. Rel: 12 Nov 09
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Cat: PERMVAC 067-1. Rel: 06 Oct 10
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: Permanent Vacation drop round two of the Reckless remixes on us with a certified legend dominating proceedings. Step forward the hulking frame of DJ Sneak who delivers two versions, with the Stereo Gangstaz remix a nicely paced effort that's full of disco burn and displays the Puerto Rican's panache for looping vocals. The dub version is more typical Sneak fare, heavy on the layers of percussion, looped up samples and full of energy. Elsewhere Permanent Vacation's in house production team of Tom Bioly and Benjamin Frohlich indulge in some vintage piano house bliss whilst Manuel Tur delivers an atmospheric acid slow burner.
… Read moreGespielt von: Chamboche, The Supermen Lovers
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Cat: PERMVAC 063-1. Rel: 18 Aug 10
Disco/Nu-Disco
Review: The clamour and hype surrounding Tensnake's remix of Azari & III's "Reckless With Your Love" has surpassed the inner disco circle and spread as far and wide as Pitchfork and The Metro. No real surprise as both the remixer and remixee are certainly Premier League material. The liberal usage of C & C Music Factory splits audiences once the signature piano stabs are dropped in, but this remix alone is likely to secure Permanent Vacation one of their best selling 12 inches to date. But yet, it's not even the best remix on this record. That honour falls to Midnight Magic, who have already won many a heart via their debut single "Beam Me Up". Employing a similar sound to that track, Midnight Magic's remix has a vintage disco bump that submerged in cavernous echo, with the soaring string and horn arrangements laced over the chorus a true delight. Tuff City Kids aka Gerd Jansen and Phillip Lauer (Arto Mwambe/Brontosaurus) dispel with the vocal refrain and opt for some prime Muzic Box jack which brilliantly teases out an acid tinged variant on the original's distinctive synth melody. The less than prolific German duo of Good Guy Mikesh & Filburt return from the wilderness with a brilliant burning deep house rework which rounds off a superlative remix package.
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Loving You Is Killing Me (Mano Le Tough remix) (1-sided 12")
Cat: PERMVACABMLT 01. Rel: 25 May 12
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Cat: PERMVAC 1301. Rel: 11 Sep 14
Deep House
Review: Experienced German producers Daniel Bortz and Sascha Sibler go way back; they released their first collaborative 12" on Tiefschwarz's Souvenir imprint in 2011. They seem to enjoy working together, as their recent EP on Innervisions was one of the best things Dixon's label has put out for some time. "Tomorrow We Start A New Life Again" is another belter, with hissing, Latin-influenced percussion providing sturdy backdrop for a series of sparkling synthesizer motifs, melancholic chords and atmospheric electronic touches. It feels simultaneously hopeful and fearful, which is how most people feel when they start a new life. The flipside, "If Not Tomorrow Then Maybe Someday" is, understandably, a little deeper, with a noticeably bittersweet feel about the undulating electronics and fluid arrangement.
… Read moreGespielt von: Christian prommer, Benjamin Fröhlich
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Review: There's much to admire about Bostro Pesopeo. The production alias of German producer Florian Peter, the name Bostro Pesopeo sounds like an ancient Roman politician and he makes some of the most under rated music on the Permanent Vacation roster. He apparently also makes the finest pizza in all of Munich. Cheer Up sees Pesopeo make one of his infrequent returns to the Perm Vac and challenges the Pional featuring Yes as the Juno review team's personal favourites in the Bostro canon of works. As with previous releases from Pesopeo, there's a real richness to his productions here and a diversity in style across the three tracks with "The Supreme Court" a notable delight of cloudy analogue textures and brisk house drums.
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Review: Munich label Permanent Vacation continue their fine run of form, pairing a label stalwart with a relative newcomer with excellent results. Bostro Pesopeo has featured on many a Permanent Vacation release since his debut back in 2008, whilst Pional may have only recently joined the PV canon, though his work presents a further strengthening in the bond between the label and Hivern Discs. Yes is notable for two things; the multi-faceted approach to the music and Pional's hitherto unrecorded singing voice (soon to be heard on John Talabot's album for Permanent Vacation). Along with the swinging, twilight 2-step future boogie of the title track, the duo veer through 80s tinged new wave and more familiar kraut indebted house music (the excellent "Baby Blue"), and what really impresses is the attention to detail and organic feel across each track.
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Cat: PERMVAC 120-1. Rel: 15 May 14
Deep House
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Gespielt von: Kenneth Bager // Musicfordreams, Benjamin Fröhlich
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Review: La Pregunta sees Chateau Flight in effervescent form on their first deliverance of 2013, and represents a fine debut for Munich's Permanent Vacation, who've thundered through the year so far, releasing Mano Le Tough's debut album, a retrospective of Frankfurt label Brontosaurus and a clutch of other EPs from John Talabot, Disco Doubles and Woolfy vs Projections. Two variations of "La Pregunta" appear on the EP, with the main mix reminiscent of a slightly livelier version of Jerome Sydenham & Kerri Chandler's collaborative productions, while the "Beau Dub mix" substitutes high-flying synths for dubbier house and techno elements, laced with Caribbean riddims and King Tubby-style delay.
… Read moreGespielt von: Lexx, Ender, Rob Gribbin, Elie Eidelman, Giorgio Luceri, Simonlebon (Luv Shack Records), Italodisko, Patlac
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Review: Newly transplanted to Australia, Greenskeeper don James Curd demonstrates he's lost none of his knack for crafting deliciously danceable electro funk grooves with his latest offering on Permanent Vacation. "Open Up Your Mind" is the first of hopefully many collaborations with vocalist Devin Byrnes, whose spoken word delivery is the perfect foil for a vertical glam house throb from Curd. There's a tongue in cheek menace to the darkly lysergic melodies that you'd expect from Curd, but it's matched by an inherent infectiousness. This is probably his best work since the ubiquitous DFA single a few years ago, and there's even an instro version for those who prefer their house music sans chatter.
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Review: Kathy Diamond is a singer/songwriter originally from Sheffield, England, but now lives in London. She listened to mainly soul and disco at home as that was the music her mum played. As she grew up, she was inspired to write and sing herself and has been doing so since 1993, working with many different writers, musicians and producers within many genres. In the past 2 years Kathy concentrated on writing a collection of songs in preparation for a solo career. The second album teaser "Over" (produced by Maurice Fulton) is about to see the light of day. It's a real burner.
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Review: If you multiplied the slices of toast you've consumed your entire life by a hundred it might come close to the vast array of aliases undertaken by ED DMX in a career that spans over fifteen years and releases on imprints as disparate as Rephlex, Turbo and Soul Jazz. A relationship with Permanent Vacation which began with the German label reissuing Ed DMX's "Come To Me" back in 09 is further cemented with these four tracks of original material from the producer. The title track is here in two forms, both of which have a decidedly Cold Wave feel (an aesthetic that is clearly echoed on the cover art) and sees Ed's own distinct tones punctuated by a heavy synth backing sat atop punchy drums. It's a really strong look and you could easily mistake the Dance Mix for something from the early 80s. Complementing this on the B Side are two instrumental disco boogie jams heavy on the analogue arpeggio hits with "Disco Theme" impressing in particular. Twelve inches of neatness from the Permanent Vacation camp.
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Permanent Vacation Classic Vol 1 (Record Store Day 2014) (limited 12")
Cat: PVC 001. Rel: 06 Feb 19
Disco/Nu-Disco
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Review: Accurately pigeonholing the work of analogue enthusiast Dollkraut has always been notoriously difficult. Since dropping his debut 12" in 2009, the Dutch producer has gleefully jumped between styles, offering leftfield pop-tinged takes on deep house, disco and future jazz. "Fire", his debut for Permanent Vacation, is similarly hard to pin down, with loud, long, melancholic chords and high-pitched vocals riding a snappy, distorted drum machine rhythm. There's a little more punk-funk influence to the equally scratchy "Hagen", where woozy chords and odd spoken vocal samples ride a thumping broken house beat. The package's finest moment, though, is arguably Incredible Conga People's unfeasibly wonky, deep techno-meets-deep house-meets-analogue electronica revision of the title track. Like much of their work, it's oddly intoxicated.
… Read moreGespielt von: Mimi, Juno Recommends Electro, Ali Renault, Spittal (Craigie Knowes), Benjamin Fröhlich
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Review: Permanent Vacation has been responsible for some truly great music over the years, but never seems to get as much credit as the artists whose material they release. For example, many people will have rightfully enjoyed John Talabot's recent album fIN without having any prior knowledge of the Munich based label that it was released on. It's perhaps the greatest compliment you can lay on the lap of Permanent Vacation that they seem content for this to be the status quo, happy for people to focus their affections on the music rather than the label. The imprint's latest will undoubtedly ensure more fanfare is directed at Jacob Korn and PV regulars GoodGuy Mikesh and Filburt as "Phillip Dolphia" is a wondrous slice of European deep house bristling with summer intentions and dominated by that thick string laden touch at its core. On the flip "The Ranch" presents the trio in more downtrodden mood, while Bobby Johnson's stalwart Lauer is a nice choice to roughen up the track with a crystalline electro remix dominated by that brutal kick drum.
… Read moreGespielt von: Vidis, The C90s, Leri Ahel, Sleazy Beats Recordings, San LAURENTINO, Kito Jempere, Sean Brosnan
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Review: Michael Greene - better known as Fort Romeau - returns to Munich's Permanent Vacation with four bold and emotive sonic journeys, following up his well-received essential mix and releases on Spectral Sound and his own eponymous imprint. This new offering Heaven & Earth opens with the epic "Just" - an immersive and blissed-out cut, carried along by its hypnotic 303 acid awash in shimmering layers of arpeggio. Green's knack for glassy-eyed and heart-felt affairs for the dancefloor has been well proven in the past, and it's best heard on "Eye Of Re" and the title track in particular, which touches on the same sophisticated style as 2017's Reasons EP.
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Review: Permanent Vacation boss Benjaimin Frohlich is back. The man in Munich now presents the remixes of his fab 2016 release Rude Movements and gets an all star cast to lend their deft hand at a remix. First up is the imitable Lauer; king of all things neon-lit and retro who delivers the goods (as always) with his rendition of "Amos", while fellow Frankfurter Shan stays true to the classic house aesthetic on his deep late night groove: "Holloway" is injected with spooky analogue synth leads, chunky analogue arpeggios and rusty rhythms with the good ol' clap on the kick for good measure. On the flip, it's all about the sludgy and tape saturated "Spitting Image" reinterpreted Jack Pattern (actually a Swiss trio, would you believe) where their slow motion EBM mutation calls to mind the work of Slugbug or L/F/D/M. Wicked!
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Review: Munich's excellent Permanent Vacations nudge towards a century of releases with a typically warm EP of huggable electronic grooves from the unpredictable Tevo Howard. Epic opener "Pump & Bounce" is the stand out cut. Built around a heady, intoxicating fusion of melancholic chords, tactile synths, stargazing melodies and seemingly cheap electronic sounds, it rises and falls for an impressive nine minutes. "You Have A Way With Words" spits and jumps with fuzzy machine rhythms and low-slung synths, while the hypnotic rhythms and crystalline arpeggios of "What Is Sound" are stunning in their emotion-rich simplicity. Bravo, Tevo, bravo!
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