Press Release :
Electronic legend Luke Vibert comes through with his second release as Kerrier District.
Vibert needs little introduction, with albums since 1993 on Rising High, MoWax, Planet Mu, Warp, Ninja and of course, Rephlex (co-producing the legendary Vibert Simmons odyssey with current label mate Jeremy Simmons, aka Voafose). He has recorded under many aliases since then, most notably Wagon Christ, Plug, Ace of Clubs, Butler Kiev and also more recently as Amen Andrews. Together with Aphex Twin and Squarepusher, he is noted for being a vital cornerstone in the triumvirate of braindance supremacy, and over the last couple of years he extensively toured the world getting himself a shithot reputation as a DJ.
Vibert's original Kerrier District project was a disco house smash and the best-selling Rephlex release of 2004. If you haven't heard Kerrier District, it's a total contrast to the drum and bass sounds of Vibert's Amen Andrews work, being about as disco as house music can get with a tad bit of "funky" in there, too. You may recall his Kerrier remix of the 1978 Italo smash hit "Black Devil" -- well, these remixes, too, could very well be chart-bound. Kerrier District 2 taps this side of Vibert's extraordinary talent even further, but is basically just great music that rocks a party or puts a smile on your face, and you'd miss it if it wasn't in your collection. The new chart-friendly remixes are the kind of music that will appeal to all dance music fans for years to come. Remix artists include a version by Ceephax Acid Krew, the mega-talented acid master.