Music / house

Bangs & works, vol. 2 : the best of Chicago footwork


Reviews (2)


AllMusic

2011

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David Jeffries

2011

"Here, music and samples still skip like a CD player under attack, bass throbs as if it aims to loosen every filling, and tracks remain startlingly short since footwork is designed to be heard on the dancefloor in a mixed set and not through your headphones. Still, this unmixed set is an excellent document of a movement widely ignored outside of the Chicago underground and the back pages of the more esoteric dance music press".


Drowned in sound

d. 2. Dec. 2011

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John Calvert

d. 2. Dec. 2011

"For dance music to be unsettling, it usually requires slowing the tempo, maybe some macabre atmospherics and a lot of negative space. Not so with juke. Putting the 'slasher disco' purveyors to shame, both the producer's tracks here are banging, not to mention uniquely fucked up".



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