Disco Potential.

Disco Potential is a music blog. It features one track at a time.

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We lost Andrew Fletcher of Depeche Mode today. I don’t know exactly what he did with the band, but I was always very glad he was there.

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Wolfgang Tillmans, “Insanely Alive” (Pet Shop Boys radio edit.)

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Daði Freyr (Daði & Gagnamagnið), "10 Years"

If this doesn't win Eurovision, Europe has to shut down.

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I really can’t believe we’re getting a DVD/2CD release of Pet Shop Boys’ Discovery: Live In Rio. Sure, I wish the video quality were higher, but the prospect of getting a good audio version on a rippable format makes up for it.  This is a very fun show.

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The B-52′s, “Cosmic Thing.”

Don’t let it rest on the president’s desk / rock the house!

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The stop-motion video for Orbital’s 1996 single “The Box” was directed by Jes Benstock and Luke Losey and features Tilda Swinton as an alien traveler who exists in a different timeframe. 

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Discogs | Bandcamp | Amazon

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If only we can hold on, When all of this is over, I'll see your face again

Bandcamp | Amazon 

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The debut solo single from The XX’s Romy is called “Lifetime.”

It’s marvelous.

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Freezepop, “Anchor to the World Below.”

The return of the best Boston-area synthpop act is a welcome balm in these uncertain, unpleasant times. Get their new album Fantasizer here.

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Fern Kinney’s “Baby Let Me Kiss You” sounds fresher than it should after 41 years. 

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"Prison" is a song by Space, a project helmed by producer Didier Marouani that might be best known for "Magic Fly." It’s a big slab of French disco that feels like it should have a very dramatic interpretive dance attached to it.

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Sorry for getting that backing chorus stuck in your head.

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The Band That Fell To Earth only released one song. It is over 17 and a half minutes long.

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Radiance’s “You’re My Number 1″ is a fine, fine piece of boogie.

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