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Deadset to release debut album on Front Room


Cass and Tom Mangan, aka Deadset, release their debut album 'Keys Open Doors' on Jesse Rose's Front Room Recordings. Win a copy of the lead single inside.
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Published / Saturday, 14 April 2007 11:40 PM
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Cass and Tom Mangan, aka Deadset, release their debut album on Jesse Rose's Front Room Recordings. 'Keys Open Doors' arrives in September.

British remix duo Cass and Mangan are best known for their wonky rejigs of Royksopp, Miss Kittin, Tiefschwarz, Justin Timberlake and the Scissor Sisters, but the pair also DJ together with recent calls to play respected nights at the Panorama Bar, Fabric and The End. But don’t call them Cass and Mangan now. Call them Deadset. So what happened to Cass and Mangan? "Cass & Mangan were killed by Deadset,” says Cass. “CSI have confirmed this as fact.”

The new album brings together squelchy minimal, house and electro as well as the duo's trademark cut-up vocals, all with an eye on the dancefloor. "Our plan was always to write an album of tracks that could be played in the clubs and I think we've achieved that, " says Tom Mangan. "We also really wanted to try and create something that worked as an organic whole,” says Cass. “Something you could put on at home and it would make some kind of sense and be genuinely enjoyable to listen to the whole way through.”

'Keys Open Doors' marks Front Room's first foray into the difficult dance album format, which label head Jesse Rose is mindful of. “I think albums work great as long as you don't stray off the path. If you’re a great house producer, don't try and put a very average trip-hop track on there. It's better to have eight spot-on house tracks than fourteen with loads of fillers.” So how did the connection with Deadset come about? "I was a big fan of their remixes and as soon as I heard an unsigned production it was time to move in for the kill,” says Rose. “Front Room is all about trying out new things that work well on the dancefloor and that's exactly what Deadset do.”

'Keys Open Doors' tracklist

1. Instructions
2. Buzzer Says Werner
3. Fingerburn
4. Acid Radar
5. Ape Man Abacus
6. Brazil ‘70
7. Saints 2.0
8. Cardinal Rules
9. Lost Property
10. Keep Quiet
11. People Love Elvis
12. Farm House (DJ Dub Tool)
13. Same Great Taste
14. Greener Grass
15. Saints 303

Heads up – RA has five vinyl copies of the first single from the album 'Keep Quiet' to give away. Email competitions(at)residentadvisor.net with subject 'Deadset' and the answer to this question: Name one of the characters in CSI. The competition closes on April 29th, 2007 at 11:59 GMT.

Deadset 'Keys Open Doors' will be released on Front Room Recordings on September 17, 2007.

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healy83wrote
Tue, 17 Apr 2007Really looking forward to this one! Gota wait bloody ages for this though!

playdagamewrote
Tue, 17 Apr 2007Yep - Cass + Mangan have done some great stuff over the past year - should be solid.

CapeTownCherubwrote
Tue, 17 Apr 2007This is going to be one potent album! Cant wait!


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