Get all 15 Parotic Music releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Rizke - Audio Gate E.P. (PAR 18), Parotic Foundations Vol. 3, Landesvatter - Move, Matt Paffel - Meet Raffel, Parotic Foundations Vol. 2, Parotic Foundations Vol. 1, Mr. Projectile - Nubby Buddy, Art Fucks & Hoodlums, and 7 more.
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71' Firebird
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Parotic Music Chicago, Illinois
Abstract and forward thinking dance label launched in 1997.
"Music for your mind, Thoughts for your feet"
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The ever-surprising and elusive Joe hits us with sounds that I never knew existed. Shout out to Daphni/Caribou/Dan Snaith for playing "Tail Lift" - an out there melodic adventure with whistles, bells, drums, and perfectly placed vocals. One of 2017's best tracks according to Resident Advisor, Mixmag. "MPH" has been reverberating in our consciousness since Joy O played it years ago. Joe is consistent and a master at unique musical bangers. Top level production and wacky in the best way possible.
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Physically Sick 3
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supported by 6 fans who also own “DJ Slip - Urban Penetration”
Luv this LP, been fckin wit they previous joints and just couldn’t pass by this one 🥢🥢🥢
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Physically Sick
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supported by 6 fans who also own “DJ Slip - Urban Penetration”
Long live Physically sick. Eagerly waiting for numero tres. Recommend PS 2 for those looking for some darker vibrations.
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A City So Convenient
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Indulge in irresistible, bouncy disco sounds, as Mungolian Jetset pay tribute to musician friends like Bjørn Torske and Erot.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “DJ Slip - Urban Penetration”
works with literally every song in tempo, can be EQ'd to fit into literally everything in the same tempo. I tried it and it's a great crossover track between genres. You can double down on the "weird, swap to basically anything. It's an insanely good track for a pocket track to go to if the first one doesn't work out and so on.
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