Date: 24/03/2014
01. L E O - Fee Fi Fo Fum
02. Kraftwerk - Trans-Europe Express
03. Aphex Twin - Ventolin [Marazanvose Mix]
04. Andre Cymone & Prince - The Dance Electric
05. Dayton - The Sound Of Music
06. Trouble Funk - Spin Time
07. The Men - Cruel
08. Pierre Dutour - Seargent Disco
09. Carlos Berrios - Berrios Beats
10. Blancmange - On Our Way To ?
11. The Beat Club - Security
12. Devastator - Git Loose
13. S.L. Troopers - Movement
14. DHS - I Am Electro
15. Ghosties - The Big Showdown
16. Blapps Posse - Cold House
17. Jeuce - Zoooommm
18. Flag - Pre-Dawn Chaos
Vibert has been releasing music since the early ’90s, drawing from the approach and aesthetics of UK hardcore, hip-hop and acid house, and charting a course across several pseudonyms – including Wagon Christ and Plug, two of Vibert’s most celebrated projects that are still trucking today (both released records - Toomorrow and Back On Time, respectively – as recently as 2011).
Vibert has long been a slave to acid house, even championing the We Love Acid clubnight featured in FACT last week (named after a 2003 single of Vibert’s, ‘I Love Acid’), and Ridmik is described as a “very personal project”, with the TB-303 “providing a common thread throughout the eleven tracks”.
Vibert’s FACT mix isn’t quite acid all the way, but it does draw from oddball electro, classic hip-hop and, yes, 303 funk – the sort of things that Vibert fans are sure to love.
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