BASEMENT JAXX - Crazy Itch Radio reviews
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| The Independent |
 With 2003's Kish Kash, it seemed as if Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton were trying to broaden their outlook, spicing up their grooves with Arabic, flamenco and Cossack flavours and samples from blues and gospel sources. As Crazy Itch Radio opens, it seems as if they're upping the ante even further, with an absurd operatic intro that mercifully peaks and disappears within a minute. ...full text |
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| PitchFork |
| If musical maximalism was a religion, Simon Radcliffe and Felix Buxton would be its drunken papacy. Two men who have spent their career outrunning the disco loop that would try to contain them, each new Basement Jaxx record has been a cowabunga leap forward in an often conservative genre. Where others say go slow, Basement Jaxx says more, now, faster. And loudly....full text |
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| Sound Generator |
| “Crazy Itch Radio” follows the double platinum success of the duo’s “The Singles” collection. The 800,000 copies of that album which sold are testament not to the underground success of two notorious Brixton party people as was the case in the past, but to the popular music progression that the knob-twiddling twosome have made in recent years....full text |
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