G.I. JOE

g.i.joe "tropico"



12" one sided out on HOLIDAYS RECORDS. cover art by Troglosound and silkscreened by Serimal. Limited edition of 300 copies

An interior journey merging the sound of what used to be a noise-funk duo into a new psychedelic dimension filled with tribal choruses, afro beats and sitar echoes. A neverending groovy crescendo leading back and forth from the frantic moments of their previous works to this new realm of free vibes.



movie star junkies / g.i.joe | split 7"



Movie Star Junkies from Turin, Italy, continue with “Almost a god” their series of purely great blues-punk releases. After the acclaimed lp “Melville” (Voodoo Rhythm, 2008) they come back with this split appareance and if the lp was a dark and moody record with this song they bring us in even darker atmosphere. The tones are menacing and the trembling voice of Stefano brings us in a neverending groovy crescendo of dark choirs and saxophone screams that has no release and no light, neither at the end. The flip side has more light and eastern vibrations to bring, G.I.Joe are a bass and effected drums funk-punk unit, together from more than nine years right now with “I balcani” they keep and get deeper on the psychedelic, arabic and free vibes of their last lp “Cobra” (Troglosound, 2007). The song runs with a violence that leaves astonished and brings directly from eastern Europe head banging meanwhile dancing to the rythm of the tons of percussions, drum delays, echoes and balcanic reefs like if we were on a Belgrade’s discoteque. It comes on black vinyl with a two colors silkscreened jacket, a limited edition of 100 copies has blue and white vynil. [N**02]



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