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New DJ Food
By CMU Editorial | Published on Thursday 3 November 2011
Ninja Tune’s DJ Food project will release their new album, ‘The Search Engine’, a full eleven years after the collective put out its last LP, ‘Kaleidescope’. Collaborators including Natural Self, JG Thirlwell, 2econd Class Citizen, Dr Rubberfunk and PC are amongst those to join longstanding DJ Food resident, Strictly Kev (aka Kevin Foakes), on the record, which is scheduled for release on 23 Jan.
Stricly Kev’s philosophy regarding the LP runs something like this: “The way we live every day is helped by search engines of many shapes and sizes. Some people think they control and influence how we work and play. In this case, though, ‘The Search Engine’ could be something waiting to be found out in the vastness of space…”
If that’s got you interested, five sections of ‘Magpie Music’, the bit of the album contributed to by 2econd Class Citizen, are being made available via the net, one per day this week. Though, keen to embrace the spirit of the project, there is no one website were you can access all the tracks, so you’ll have to use a search engine to find the track segments instead. They are called ‘Finders Keepers’, ‘They Turned Their Faces Down’, ‘A Positive No’, ‘Eye of the Needle’ and ‘No More Stars’.
We’ve managed to track down the song’s opening stretch, ‘Finders Keepers’, so stream that here.
