AutoKratz- Opposite of Love EP new album ‘Self Help for Beginners’ march 2011

AUTOKRATZ RETURN WITH NEW EP, ALBUM 2 FOR MARCH 2011
& ANNOUNCE NEW RECORD LABEL ‘BAD LIFE’
CAT: BL1
Release Date: Monday 24th January
AutoKratz are back with the Opposite of Love EP.

Having started off by releasing a string of EP’s tailor-made for pummeling dancefloors, their 2009 Kitsuné debut Animal shone like a gem at a time saturated with electronic music. Always More and Stay The Same resonated through airwaves and clubs wherever you went.

Fast forward to now, and Opposite of Love is as big as they come. It shows autoKratz pushing their sound further, into a mix of forceful bass, coldwave and big room sounds all contributing to create a unique modern anthem.

Remixes will come from Les Petits Pilous (Boys Noize), NT89 (Southern Fried) + Joe & Will Ask? (MOS)
Opposite of Love – PREVIEW by autokratz
It is to be the first single taken from the bands second album, titled Self Help for Beginners, which will be released in the early spring of 2011. Judging by Opposite of Love, not to mention collaborations from the likes of Jagz Kooner and Primal Scream, the new album is certainly packed with promise.

It’s all to be released on Bad Life, a new imprint being launched for 2011. More will emerge soon about the other people featuring in this exciting collective; something the band has been keen to set up of for a long time.

In four fast years autoKratz have remixed artists as diverse as La Roux and Underworld, whilst having developed a reputation for being one of the finest live acts in electronic music.
Made of Glue – PREVIEW by autokratz
Their never ending world tour continues to take them to all the corners of the globe, with highlights having so far included Pukkelpop, Lowlands, Solidays, Parklife Australia, Dour, Glastonbury and Koko in London.

Anyone who has borne witness to one of their legendary live shows, or got a record, or even read an interview will surely understand that the bands work ethic is solely driven by their unwaring devotion to music. There is a propulsive energy about this band that makes them special.

ANIMAL
“A joyful mash of pounding electronica” Guardian
“Fuzzy dancefloor joy that will nudge them into the big league” NME
“Terrific, heartfelt, premier-league party starters” Time Out
“Stunning from beginning to end” Artrocker
“A fine offering, worthy of global domination” 10/10 IDJ
Electro album of the month Mixmag
“An auspicious debut” 4/5 Financial Times
“Killer…delivering more than just a promise” 8/10 Loud and Quiet