Boys Noize - Oi Oi Oi (2007)

Boys Noize is a house project by German electro producer Alexander Ridha, who made a name for himself remixing Bloc Party and Justice songs. The sound of his 2007 debut, however,  is hugely influenced by Daft Punk and old Chemical Brothers records. Oi Oi Oi is dominated by kick-ass breaks, heavily distorted french house beats and Ridha's trademark chainsaw synthesizers, that sound about as evil as if satan himself had played them.

1.) & Down

2.) Lava

3.) The Battery

4.) Oh!

5.) Let's Buy Happiness

6.) Arcade Robot

7.) Deny Selected

8.) Shine Shine

9.) Vergiftet

10.) Superfresh

11.) Wu-Tang

12.) Don't Believe the Hype

13.) Frau

14.) My Moon My Man

                                              

Death From Above 1979 - You're A Woman, I'm A Machine (2004) + Remixes

The most impressive thing about Toronto-based Death From Above is that the band only consists of two people. The sheer fury of Sebastian Grainger's  napalm drum beats in combination with  Jesse Keeler's  fuzzy, heavily distorted razorblade basslines sounds like a whole army rocking out. This album fuses punk and dance music to 100% pure in-your-face badassery. 

One year after You're A Woman I'm A Machine DFA released a similarly impressive album with Romance Bloody Romance which features 13 remixes  by a variety of very distinct artists, including Queens of the Stone-Age's Josh Homme and EdBanger poster-child Justice.

The Bloody Beetroots - I Love the Bloody Beetroots (2006)

The Bloody Beetroots is a solo project of the Italian DJ Cornelius Rifo and Tommy Tea. Their first EP "I Love the Bloody Beetroots" sounds like a ton of TNT being dropped on a razorblade factory. Merciless killer synthies and kick-ass beats in the style of Justice and late Daft Punk make this record an electronic inferno.

1.) Mac Mac

2.) Pour un rasage de très près et un confort absolu!!

3.) Harvest Time

4.) Ezekiel Eats Red Hoodie

5.) Public Enemy

6.) Rotten Pick 2007

7.) Bluto Fucks Popeye

8.) I Love the Bloody Beetroots