Can I get an MP3, please?

Bionic Commando Theme (Surkin Remix) from Matt Brown on Vimeo.

Surkin recently jumped back on my radar for his recent remix of Juan MacLean’s One Day but this rework of classic Capcom 8-bit Bionic Commando is just amazing. I loves me some Chiptune for sure.

Download Bionic Commando (Surkin Remix) - MP3

You knew this one has been coming… people have been going crazy for Warrior’s Dance off of Prodigy’s newest and they’ve just dropped an awesome new viddy to accompany it as the second single. Will be nice to hear some official remixes to boot.

And since we had no Old Skool Sunday this week, here’s the original (or the one I remember at least)… the 1991 True Faith Release - Take me Away:

Refueling my love for my long lost Imagewriter II, Hospital Records Mistabishi drops this glitched up drum and bass tune laden with sample printer sounds. On top of being a suprisingly catchy tune (for drum & bass) the video’s stop-motion-y printer monster is one of the coolest things I’ve seen come out at a time when most dance music videos are just cut up 80’s movie samples. Nice one!

DATE: Saturday: March 28th
TIME: 10:00pm - 4:00am
LOCATION: Public Assembly (70 N. 6th St at Berry, Williamsburg Brooklyn)
COST: $5 with RSVP
OPEN BAR: Vodka, 10-11

We’ve had a long standing love for Sammy Rubin and Jeremy Haines aka Project Jenny, Project Jan. Their combination of live show, dance party, and visual stimulation has always blown people away at our parties and we thought it was well overdue to have them back. Their kinetic energy inspired Billboard to call Project Jenny, Project Jan’s live show a “shockingly dynamic, danceable, and hilarious affair” and VanityFair.com called the band “awesome” and enthusiastically recommended its show “to anyone with functional knee and elbow joints.” The duo’s originality impressed Ear Farm enough to name Project Jenny, Project Jan one of its top ten bands to watch out for in 2008. Sure enough, that year Project Jenny, Project Jan was featured in the film Nick & Norah’s Infinite Playlist, performing their rowdy crowd-pleaser “Negative.

Plus, joining us on the decks are NYC’s own electro-party mavens, Bradley D & VDRK of Famous Friends. These boys have been throwing parties and spinning all over the cityand with some big, big names lately and tonight they’ll bring that energy to Public Assembly with all your favorite indie and electro.

Plus, your hosts and resident Crooked Disco DJs, Morsy and Kestar - back from SXSW and fresh off an amazing new residency at Le Poisson Rouge (thanks for coming out!) hold it down with their trademark mix of Disco, Electro, Classic House, Good Hip-Hop, Baltimore Club, and Breaks (basically, whatever makes you move.

Click here for photos from last month and there’s open bar from 10-11.

Black thought killin’ it on the backing vocals. Skip to 3:30 or so to pass over the rest of the okay monologue for some slow jam goodness. Also, check out the Roots Jam sessions this month and next at the Highline. These are going to be classic shows for sure.

Highlights from last month’s party. Big thanks to DMNDAYS and Keys n Krates for the good times!

Our boy cut up a little bit of what’s been going down at Crooked Disco for ya. Check out what you’ve been missing (or good memories for those who were there.)