The celestial noise forces behind The Rollercoaster Project were kind enough to have very recently sent their newly remixed take on Fan Death’s mystic analogue boogie-shuffle, “Jealousy”, our way and all things considered it’s really quite lovely stuff even if they have completely torn the insides out of the original animal and created an entirely different creature altogether.

The Rollercoaster Project make music that sounds like the beautiful blossoming of something epic emerging from a puddle of memetic polyalloy blood shed by one of Hans-Joachim Roedelius’s wounded synthesizers over a pastel bliss pop altar inside the parallel universe Church of John Hughes that was built on hallowed grounds baptized with the pink teen tears of a thousand androidal Molly Ringwald replicants, and with “Jealousy” they drag two of our favourite discowitch goddesses out of their self mythologizing world of fantasy-dance where they work their strange magic in recreating darkglass Studio 54 vibes for glamourous diviners self exiled in bejeweled caves hidden away underneath dense forestry, and throw them into a barren windswept silver desert of grunge Vangelis tones and monastic atmospherics.

Fan Death – Jealousy (The Rollercoaster Project Remix)

Sombrero Galaxy’s debut wave of shimmering star beat descends from the heavens in the form of the first 12″ release to be made available very soon on ESP Institute, a new label conjured into cosmic life by the wizard of noir-disco, and true 20 Jazz Funk Great superstar, Lovefingers. Needless to say with that kind of knowledge in mind this was almost pre-approved before we’d even heard a single note. Thankfully though there was absolutely no let down. Lulling us out of gravity and into an orbit of spatial bliss where we we lie back on a floating beach composed of the dust of dead ancient planets, whilst comets made of glowing, neon green rock drift past in slo-mo and the constellations overhead twinkle in time to the undulating space yacht grooves of a kosmiche spell being cast on Planet Earth.

Sombrero Galaxy – Journey to the Centre of the Sun (Removed for now, we got ahead of ourselves)