Andrew Chalk - The River That Floats... - Faraway Press
Faust - The Lercher (Peel Sessions) - White
John Bender - 36a3 - Record Sluts
Hot Chip - Colours (DFA remix) - EMI
Andrew Chalk - The River That Floats... - Faraway Press
Fantomas - 4-29-05 National Shrimp Scampi Day - Ipecac
Human Beinz - Nobody But Me - Rhino
Richard Hell - I'm Your Man - Matador
Eurythmics - Aqua - RCA
Sue Ann - My Babe My - Warner
Pavement - Here - Geffen
Animal Collective - People - Fat Cat
Barry De Vorzon - Theme From Warriors - A&M
Rinder & Lewis - Willie The Hand Jive (Joakim edit) - AVI
DAF - Der Raeuber & Der Prinz (Ivan Smagghe edit) - Virgin
Foremost Poets - Moonraker - Soundmen On Wax
Sun La Cha - Catch (dub) - Superradio
Fabio Frizzi - Main Title - Long Lost Godzilla Demo
James Cotton - T-Y-O-C Painkillers (2AM/FM Mix) - Spectral
Psyche - Neurotic Behavior - ART
Gertrude Stein Interview
Plastikman - Disconnect - Mute
Zru Vogue - Cumulonimbus - Adolescent Rec.
Findley Brown - Losing... (Wizard Of Sleeve mix) - Peacefrog
Rachel's - Air Conditioning/A Closed Feeling - Quartersticks
Andy Partridge & Harold Budd - Through The Hill - All Saints
Headphone Highlights
Joakim
Versatile Records, Paris
It is almost impossible to make your way around Joakim these days. The Paris resident is a major figure in the French electronic music scene. Multi-talented, witty and well-cultivated, he has released three audacious albums on Versatile Records and is the founder of the prolific website and label Tigersushi. Always been involved in music, Joakim learned to play the piano at the age of six, with master concertist Abdel Rahman El Bacha. During his teenage years he discovered indie rock and just a little bit later he appreciated labels such as Warp and Mo' Wax. When a schoolmate once forgot his synthesizer in Joakim's room, things started to go very quickly. Albums and 12"s floated, Joakim became an in-demand remixer (with those for Max Berlin and Antena amongst his finest) and is soon found himself the forefront of the European club circuit. But Joakim would not be the intellectual he is, if that would be it. On his recent longplayer 'Monsters & Silly Songs' you could discover his rock persona in full bloom. A head too big for just one hat.
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