It is a singel Things I`m not from album from polish electronic/jazz band- BAABA.

On that limited edition of 7” you get remixes from MAX TUNDRA and GREG SAUNIER
(DEERHOOF)

SIDE A: THINGS I’M NOT – MAX TUNDRA RMX

Max Tundra, is an English multi-instrumental musician, singer and music producer. His work is
predominantly electronic music but incorporates non-electronic styles and instruments. Other than
his full length albums, he has also done remix work for bands of varying genres including Franz
Ferdinand, Architecture in Helsinki, Kid606 and the Pet Shop Boys.
Max Tundra appears courtesy of Domino Rec.

SIDE B: THINGS I’M NOT – GREG SAUNIER (DEERHOOF) RMX

Greg Saunier ,songwriter, drummer and founding member of San Francisco band Deerhoof -one
of the most important and unconventional bands on the independent music scene.
Greg saunier appears courtesy of Kill Rock Stars /Polyvinyl Records.

BAABA- Disco Externo 1LP- LQ 004

BAABA was founded by Bartosz Weber in 2000. Already since its first form (2001), the band has had enthusiastic welcome and won a large fan base around Poland and in Europe. BAABA has given concerts all over the continent. They are famous for their notorious and crazy appearances crossing the border of simple musical event and performance art.
After the first record filled with electronica, the project started to evolve from a studio concept into a live band. After six years and four studio albums it has been described as the Polish underground supergroup joined by the famous jazz and underground musicians and producers known for collaborations including most famous names from the world of pop and avant garde.

Bartek Weber – guitar, sampler
Tomek Duda – saxophones, flute, sampler
Piotr Zabrodzki – bass
Maciek Moruś – drums

“This is a serious matter in the age of the death of the avant–garde, when the once brave rape committed on cultural conventions has become mere masturbation.”

MITCH AND MITCH with their INCREDIBLE COMBO- XXII Century Sound Pioneers
1.5 LP (12″+7″)- 500 hand ­num­bered copies -LQ 003

SIDE 1
1. A Little Scratch
2. Dinomatendo
3. Two Fingers Up And Walk
4. Older Than You

SIDE 1.5
1. Il colori degli angeli

SIDE 2
1. 1-2-3-4-5, Combo!
2. Volcano
3. Greek Wedding

SIDE 2.5
1.Japanese farewell song

By publishing their new album, this time in the already quite popular 9-person combo featuring the guest performances by Cannibal Mitch, Andrew Mitchbauer, Mitchella the Kidd and Half-Ape-Half-Mitch, the Mitchiz – as they tenderly call themselves whenever treating each others’ colds or consoling each other after yet another trip to Germany – are walking proudly right into the XXII century. Recorded in an ultraprofessional studio, XXII Century Sound Pioneers (available on vinyl, thanks to the latest achievements in sound technology) is their entry pass to the uncharted territory of musical exploration. If you think you know the sound of an instrument called Vibr-O-Matic™ or what can be done with a virtuoso brass section, then you’ve either been to a Mitch & Mitch show already or you simply don’t know what you’re talking about. If you think you know the feeling of extreme relaxation, then you are yet to discover how tense you really were. The choice is yours and is quite simple: either you join the rest of humanity in waiting more than 90 years, all the while pretending everything is fine, or you allow Mitch & Mitch to take you today on this journey into the XXII century.

C.N.Q – the band established by Kapsa brothers, who earlier formed Something Like Elvis the legendary emo-hardcore band. CNQ’s musicians are also: Tomek Glazik – saxophones (Kult, ex-4Syfon, Sing, Sing Penelope), Wojtek Jahna – trumpet (Sing, Sing Penelope, Mordy) and the guitar player Kmil Pater who joined the band in November 2006 and lately Patryk Weclawek (bass) who replaced Pawel Urowski.

CNQ’s music can be described as energetic jazz with the elements of film music. However, the variety of sounds does not allow pigeonholing their music style unambiguously. The debut record “Pig Inside The Gentleman” was released only on cd in autumn 2006. It collected favourable reviews and became one of the records of the year in the plebiscite of III Program of Polish Radio.

“SOMETHING LIKE JAZZ Contemporary Noise Quintet – jazz music without jazz, film music without movie but something splendid instead! Despite the band’s name suggesting noisy music for the chosen ones, CNQ appears to be a revelation for everyone. Beautiful, hard, romantic piano tunes in the dialogue with brass section. Simple and extraordinary emotional compositions leading to the climax which makes the flesh creeps while listening. Hair bristle on the heads of those who remember the musical past of CNQ’s members…

Bartek Chacinski “Przekroj”

Track Listing

Side A
1. Million Faces
2. Army Of The Sun

Side B
1. Walking Sin
2. Goodbye Monster
3. Coin Perfectly Spinning

Side C
1. Evil Melody
2. Invisible Train
3. Even Cats Dream About Flying

Side D
1. P.I.G.
2. Sophie
3. Chinese Customer*

* bonus track comes from album “Theatre Play Music”

Speakers Corner Quartet started as the house band at the infamous hip-hop/spoken-word open-mic night Speakers’ Corner in Brixton, London. In the beginning the prerequisite of the quartet was to deliver beats to emcees/lyricists at the all-night open-mic sessions. Imperceptibly the quartet started writing their autochthonous compositions. It was instantaneously envisaged that the quartet had an extended aptitude that transcended backing lyricists. The anomalous line-up (cello, flute, contrabass and drums) required an aberrant approach to composition – using single lines en masse to create chord structures rather than utilizing a committed harmony instrument. Influences include Zakir Hussain, Olivier Messiaen, Sun Ra, MF Doom to name but a few; the unique sound of the Speakers Corner Quartet is almost impossible to pigeon-hole. An amalgam of Asian-classical-jazz-hip-hop, this is true mulatto music. For this reason, the Speakers Corner Quartet are part of a new movement of musicians who call their music 12tone.

PRESENT

“Further Back Than The Beginning” is the incipient E.P. from the Speakers Corner Quartet. This E.P. is the anterior project for the quartet, a precursor to the album for prospective release later in the year. The product was recorded and mixed by Ahmad Dayes and Jesal Padia in a contemporary home grown savoir-faire and elucidates the philosophy of the quartet and 12tone C.I.C.

1. “Angkor Vat” set’s the scene, composed in 5/4 it is a true east and west fusion, with rotund grooves it moves with omnipotence; the cello creates a foundation for the affecting flute to work over, the bass then brings solidity to the composition.

2. “Chichen Itza” is another amalgamation the world over with echoes deep in Asia; there is a certain hip-hop feel to the groove despite being in 7/8.

3. “King” is the hiatus of the E.P. a welcome break from the two previous hard-hitters. “King” grows from the beginning to the end dynamically, a nice halfway point to the release.

4. “9/8” is a J Dilla-influenced Saharan swinger in the time signature of 9/8. After the initial hip-hop groove it drops into a ride groove with an expeditious descending flute line. The composition then breaks down into a chord-based breakdown that finally mushrooms into a solo frenzy just before the outro.

5. “Simply Put…” was originally written to support the legendary Herbie Hancock at the Royal Festival Hall, one of the most distinguished venues in the capital. A highly melodic piece with strong concept, a palpitating rhythm section breakdown which then flows into another ebullient solo section. The track was fundamentally composed around a Herbie Hancock sample that was then abandoned for copyright purposes, although the name of the piece came from this sample “…simply put…” This E.P. is a taster of things to come, the genesis of something astronomical.

FUTURE

This ensemble is playing music to help people. Music is a public service and the quartet are firm believers in the mental, physical and spiritual power of the idiom. The main aim of the group is to relay truth, wisdom and energy to the listener and allow inspiration to flower. Speakers’ Corner Quartet trust that through expression, universal transcendence can and will take place.

TRACK LIST

side A

1. Angkor Vat

2. Simply Put…

side B

3.  Chichen Itza

4. King

5. 9/8