January 19, 2007 | Posted by blair at 05:00 PM

So very D*I*R*T*Y...

scary

Pilooski - for mutant children only (exclusive mix)

Pilooski is closely tied to the crew over at D*I*R*T*Y, the legendary Parisian website. They've been around for years now, collecting various music and ephemera content, and have a ton of articles, interviews, photos, wallpapers, videos, and, of particular interest to many who read MFR, incredible DJ mixes. Everything from Chromeo to Air to TTC to Four Tet - eclectic to the max.

Pilooski is the madman behind the DIRTY Edits series, which has been supported by loads of influential DJs, like Erol Alkan, Tim Sweeney, Joakim, and Optimo - have a look here for more info on each release and streams of the tracks. Pilooski told me that besides finishing up a couple new DIRTY Edits, he's got a new EP of "dirty/funky/noisy techno tracks for the dancefloor" coming up, called A Digital Catastrophe on Krikor's label, Omerta. He's also got some soul edits/tracks on a Japanese compilation, coming out in March, and he's also working on some "dark futuristic evil disco" with the guy from Octet - busy busy guy right?

If you're ready to go further into the rabbit hole, you can read the blog he and the other DIRTY folks write, over at Alain Finkielkrautrock, which (like the DIRTY Edit series) is all about "diskrautrock, deep folk, z movies, dirty diamonds, cosmic, country, balearic breakcore, codeine disco beats, south-italo disco, northern acid soul, slow is the new fast."

Awesome. As far as a tracklist for this MFR exclusive mix, well, I don't have one. You can try asking Pilooski for one, but I don't know if he'll give it to you. You might as well just listen to it and see what happens.

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PS: Don't forget to come by Lit tonight for Dirty Down, where I'll be wrecking the decks sometime after midnight - pound for pound, the most boompty, guaranteed!

Comments

This robot like mutants *robot voice*

Posted by: Charlie at January 19, 2007 05:27 PM

Here's a related playlist:

http://www.seeqpod.com/music/?plid=ba5070a4fa3dbddc3b61910ef8f97047f303a9ca

Posted by: Emma at January 19, 2007 05:55 PM

would have been better at a faster BPM

Posted by: MarvAlbert at January 20, 2007 04:52 PM

Good track. Mellow but upbeat enough to not get boring. I couldn't listen to this all the time, but it definitely suites some moods.

Posted by: Dustin Senos at January 20, 2007 07:20 PM

this is no blair mix.

Posted by: Carl at January 22, 2007 05:12 PM
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