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In celebration of the sinister new record Sparkle Vision from FuzZ, the first artist signed to Squeak E. Clean’s Spectrophonic Sound label, as well as N.A.S.A.’s recently released The Big Bang, URB is proud to present an exclusive contest featuring the following gems:
1. Digital download of Sparkle Vision by FuzZ
2. Shepard Fairey (Obey) designed N.A.S.A. poster
3. Dr. Martens 50th Anniversary compilation cd including covers and videos by N.A.S.A, Dam-Funk, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Buraka Son Sistema and more
4. N.A.S.A. Spirit of Apollo sticker
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Up-and-coming electronic producer FuzZ brings multitudes of shimmering darkness to “Marshmallow Bazooka,” which will see the light of day on his Sparkle Vision record due to drop October 26. FuzZ, the first artist to sign to Squeak E. Clean’s Spectrophonic Sound label, brings an intriguing amalgamation of funk, 80s synths, and gloomy psychedelia to the table. He made his way into the L.A. music scene via video work with the likes of Cut Chemist and Peanut Butter Wolf and is currently working on a highly-anticipated documentary on The Low End Theory.
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Spike Jonze's I'm Here Soundtrack
Released by Chocolate Industries
“I’m Here. A love story in an absolut world.” Unless director Spike Jonze is actually referring to the vodka, an “e” should follow the “t” in “absolut,” then conveying a pure world, an unconditional world, one that is complete, and perfect in quality and nature. But there is no “e” at the end of “absolut.” And the world that Spike Jonze illustrates in his robot love story is far from perfect.
“I’m Here” introduces us to a society where humans and robots co-exist, a simple reality that needs no rationalization ...
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Rember about a year ago when you couldn’t go a day wthout running into a new piece of NASA news on the dub-dub-dub. Be it a new song, a remix or a cool video form their Spirit of Apollo project, these guys were everywhere. As it happens, things quieted down after a while, but Squeak E. Clean and DJ Zegon are back (sorta) with an official remix album—The Big Bang—which features remixers like Steve Aoki, Villians, Treasure Fingers and The Count (aka Hervé) as well as two new tunes. This digital-only release hits the broadband on June 30th. Check the track list after the jump.
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