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Black Meteoric Star is the latest project by longtime DFA alumni Gavin Russom. The project is inspired equal parts Euro-disco, wonky early electronic body music from America's Midwest and an always present fascination with the outer reaches of global psychedelic rock. Gavin Russom began the recordings for Black Meteoric Star sometime in 2006. It was at this time that Carl Craig remixed Delia Gonzalez & Gavin Russom's single "Relevee", making it one of the years biggest dance club anthems. Three vinyl 12" singles by Black Meteoric Star will be released on DFA Records with extended original versions in 2009 along with a full self-titled CD that edits and compiles all six singles. There will be an edition of 100 of each 12" hand stamped and accompanied by a series of posters also designed by Russom. These releases will follow a narrative line and the six pieces of music tell a story of clubbing and the long journey through the night and into the next day. In this project, Russom carries his ability to create rich sonic landscapes to the dance floor using minimal but intense arrangements and high-energy repetition. 

12" featuring the original and instrumental version.

Track List: 

1. The Tangible Presence of the Miraculous (13:45)
2. The Tangible Presence of the Miraculous (Instrumental) (13:45)

Eventually compiled on the Paw Tracks LP "Load Blown", these tracks originally appeared on this Black Dice release, Manoman.

**Includes a 24x24 poster designed by Bjorn Copeland. It's got a zebra on it.

Tracklisting:

1. Manoman
2. Gore
3. Toka Toka

Limited edition of 500 blue label hand-stamped singles featuring two wildly left-field remixes of two wildly left-field DFA artists. MP3s will arrive when these tracks are released digitally, at some point in the future.

Tracklist

A - Bobby Strong (Anthony Naples Remix)

B - The Night Patrols (A Man Asleep)(Bookworms Remix)

DFA is pleased to announce three 12" vinyl singles, consisting of remixes of "How You Say" from Factory Floor's self-titled debut LP.

This one (DFA2438) features a remix by Gunnar Haslam, who released a striking debut album last year on L.I.E.S., as well as a lean percussive house 12” single on Chicago’s Argot Records. The flip consists of a remix from Helena Hauff, who released her debut 12” single on Werkdiscs last year and quickly followed it up a new single under the alias Black Sites. 

Tracklist

A1 - How You Say (Gunnar Haslam Remix)

A2 - How You Say (Helena Hauff Remix)

DFA is pleased to announce three 12" vinyl singles, consisting of remixes of "How You Say" from Factory Floor's self-titled debut LP.

This one (DFA2439) features two unique remixes by Bookworms (L.I.E.S. / Confused House), which marks his return to DFA following an anxious remix of The Night Patrols by Larry Gus in 2013. It reinforces the deep and dark acidic sounds he has become so well known for, taking this hypnotic single and tweaking it out for maximum impact.  

Tracklist

A1 - How You Say (Bookworms Remix)

A2 - How You Say (Bookworms Remix 2)

DFA2433 / 2014 

DFA debut. Vocals by Andrew Butler of Hercules & Love Affair 

A. Talking To You (Feat. Andrew Butler of Hercules & Love Affair)) [Club Mix}

B1. Can't Remember (Jacques Renault & Mark Verbos Remix)

B2. Can't Remember (Secret Circuit Remix)

Limited vinyl edition of two previously digital-only singles by Berlin singer, songwriter, and producer. Dan Bodan, hailed by Pitchfork as "an expression of the storied NYC dance label's more oddball tastes." First up is "Anonymous", a poignant portrait of yearning for the post-Facebook generation. The A side is rounded out with a remix by DJ Richard (1/2 White Material with Young Male) that manages to drag the track to even deeper depths of anxiety. 

The flip features 2013 single "Hunger Games", a widescreen epic of a track that will be stripped down to the bare minimum on Dan's forthcoming LP. It features production by left-field dance geniuses Physical Therapy and Ville Haimala of Renaissance Man. Also featured is the acclaimed Stadium Remix. Comes in a custom spineless picture sleeve featuring an illustration by Julien Ceccaldi.

Tracklisting:

1. Anonymous
2. Anonymous (DJ Richard Remix)
3. Hunger Games
4. Hunger Games (Stadium Remix)

The debut single from the kick-ass Japanese duo of K.U.D.O. (MAJOR FORCE WEST, SKYLAB, UNKLE) and KAN TAKAGI (Major Force). Joined by YOSHIMI P-WE (BOREDOMS, OOIOO), the group delivers some of the most off-beat, drum-heavy pop heard in some time on the track "Sunplus." Backed with a classic DFA version.

Tracklist:

1. Sunplus

2. Sunplus (DFA Version)

Larry Gus releases another single from his DFA debut LP “Years Not Living”. This time it is the album’s  lead-off track, entitled “With All Your Eyes Look”. 

There are 3 remixes as well as a gorgeous  If approaching the song from it’s literary roots and inspiration (Georges Perec’s “Life: A User’s Manual”) is all too much, the post modern take on straight up driving urgent & dramatic psychedelic rock music should be just sufficient. The song is a perfect summation of all the talents that make Larry Gus such a unique talent. The mathematical layering of musical elements both grandiose and minuscule combine to make one of the most engaging singles of the summer.

The single has been remixed by three quite diverse artists and producers: Cut Hands (William Bennett of White House fame), Black Deer (aka Willie Burns) & Tuff Sherm (aka Dro Carey). All tracks lean on the percussive and manic syncopations of the original track but spin it out into very unique and surprising directions.

Tracklisting:

1. With All Your Eyes Look
2. With All Your Eyes Look (Tuff Sherm Remix)
3. With All Your Eyes Look (Black Deer Remix)
4. With All Your Eyes Look (Cut Hands Remix)

A1. The Brighter The Light
A2. The Brighter The Light (DJ Tennis Remix)
B1. The Brighter The Light (Len Leise Remix)
B2. The Brighter The Light (Octo Octa Remix)

Hand stamped white label in plain sleeve. 
(dfa 2453 / 2013)

Featuring Pat Mahoney (LCD Soundsystem) and Dennis McNany.

A. Never Let It End

B. Never Let It End (Hardway Bros Remix) 

A. K-Choppers

B. Brownbread

DFA / Astralwerks (ASW60970 / 2006)

Tracklist:
a) Wrong Galaxy
b) Triumph

dfa 2262 / 2010

Written and Produced by JAMES MURPHY and MARCUS LAMBKIN (Shit Robot)

A. Tuff Enuff? (Long Version)

B. I Found Love (Wild Geese Remix)

Tracklist: 
1) High Tide
2) High Tide (Secret Circuit)
3) High Tide (Dr. Dunks) 

Christened High Tide after the sudden rising of the LA River basin during a particularly epic and rare rainfall, this cosmic slop funk jam was born from the minds of Devin Flynn (Pixeltan) and Eddie Ruscha (Secret Circuit), two individuals with a deep connection to Los Angeles tap water sources. While traipsing through the aisles of an Atwater Village bodega, the two mustered up a plan to create a rhythmic piece so delectable as to turn peoples’ heads inside out and pummel the senses with a wobbly Jah Wobble bass sound and a toy drum machine “no toy” style back beat. They figured if they laced it up with enough electronic scuzz, the masses would be sure to want to sip from its nectar. 

When DFA got wind, it was all systems go, and from then on, all relevant parties knew that they should sit on the track for at least five years before it was released, otherwise the world at large would not be ready for it. The remixes are by Eddie himself, as Secret Circuit, and Dr. Dunks, AKA Eric Duncan, a fellow Angeleno (at least at heart). Eric and Devin rolled through the streets as small children, shredding curbs and tagging local ice cream trucks, so it was inevitable they would reconnect and jam on High Tide. 

Devin Flynn is an animator, musician and teacher who has worked on projects like Gary Panter's web series Pink Donkey and the Fly and MTV2’s Wonder Showzen. He has previously released on DFA with Pixeltan, a trio—Flynn, Hisham Bharoocha of Black Dice, and singer Mika Yoneta—that recorded with The DFA at the label’s inception, creating two seminal singles. Eddie Ruscha is another DFA veteran, having remixed artists including Wolfram and Museum of Love. He has been making music for decades, as Secret Circuit and with a myriad of other aliases and collaborators, in addition to recording under his own name. He has released on labels like Beats in Space and Emotional Response, among others.

A.  Oh Missy (Whatever/Whatever Remix)

B1. Oh Missy (Whatever/Whatever Dub)

B2. Oh Missy (Whatever/Whatever Instrumental)

A1. Happy House (VHS Or Beta Remix)

A2. Happy House (Chateau Flight Remix)

B.  Happy House (Will Saul & Mike Monday Remix)

DFA2139 / 2004

A. Get Up / Say What (DFA Remix)

B1. Get Up

B2. That's The Way I Like It

A1. Dekanai (Extended Remix)

A2. Dekanai (Remix)

B1. Sweet Surrender (Remix)

B2. Sweet Surrender (Instrumental Remix)

A. Television Train

B. Suburban

UK white label promo with title sticker in plain sleeve.
(dfaemi 2172 / 2007)

A. Smoke Screen (The Glimmers Beyond The Smoke Edit)

B. Smoke Screen (Twelve Inches And A Bit More By The Glimmers)

A1. End Of The World

A2. Go To Sleep (Deerhunter Remix)

B1. Go To Sleep

B2. Go To Sleep (Eluvium Remix)

A.  Oh Missy

B1. Oh Missy (In Flagranti's Xenon Mix)

B2. Oh Missy (In Flagranti's Meat-Packing Mix)

Hand stamped white label promo in plain sleeve.
(dfa 2205 / 2008)

A. Underwater

B. Underwater (Alternative Dub Version)

A1. Double Fisted

A2. Double Fisted (Prins Thomas Disko Miks)

B1. Double Fisted (Prins Thomas Version)

B2. R.I.P. Mike Conley

Hand stamped white label promo in plain sleeve.

(DFA / RONG DFARONG 06 / 2008)

A1. Parangatang

A2. Parangatang (Tim 'Love' Lee Mix)

B1. Weekend Condition

B2. Weekend Condition (Scotty Coats & Wes 'The' Mes Mix)

A. Babylon By Car

B. Tragedy Symphony

(DFA0112 / 2007)

A1. Max Motion

A2. Yello (Original)

B1. Yello (Version Idjut Hoe Down Mix)

B2. Yello (Version Idjut Dub Down Mix)

dfa 2291 / 2011

Written by Aaron Pfenning (Chairlift) and Dev Hynes (Blood Orange)

A. Equal Dreams Featuring Solange Knowles

B1. Equal Dreams (Instrumental)

B2. Asleep With The Lights On

Hand stamped white label in plain sleeve. Numbered xxx/100. 
(dfa 2461 / 2015)

Featuring Pat Mahoney (LCD Soundsystem) and Dennis McNany

1. Monotronic (Baldelli & Dionigi Remix)

2. Who's Who Of Who Cares (Baldelli & Dionigi Remix)

A1. End Of The World

A2. Go To Sleep (Deerhunter Remix)

B1. Go To Sleep

B2. Go To Sleep (Eluvium Remix)

DFA EMI UK 12" / dfaemi 2172 / 2007

A. Smoke Screen (The Glimmers Beyond The Smoke Edit)

B. Smoke Screen (Twelve Inches And A Bit More By The Glimmers)

dfa 2213 / 2009

A. Tumbling Cubes

B. Trap Door

dfa 2207 / 2008

A1. Summer Song

A2. I'm In Love With A Ripper (Party Mix)

B. It's Boring / You Can Live Anywhere You Want

DFA2210 / 2009

A. Space Fortress

B1. Showdown

B2. Sorcerer

dfa 2266 / 2010

A1. Looking Glass (Extended Mix)

B1. Looking Glass (Foolish Felix Remix Featuring Marcus Marr on guitar)

B2. Looking Glass (Canyons Remix)

dfa 2342 / 2012

A1. Changes (Eluvium Remix)

A2. Changes (Zongamin Remix)

B1. Love & Light (Mickey Moonlight Remix)

B2. Love & Light (Max Gross Regurge)