Eskmo's "Agnus Dei" Feat. on "So You Think You Can Dance"

Bryan Gaynor and RemoteKontrol were guests on So You Think You Can Dance last week. Suited in all gold costumes with the appropriate masks, the three spotlighted not only insane dance moves but the fitting beats of our very own ESKMO.

The name of the ESKMO track in this video is called "Agnus Dei". 

Listen or buy "Agnus Dei" on:  iTunes | Beatport | Addictech | eMusic

 To Check The Video Clip from "So You Think You Can Dance", Click Here!

Nickodemus plays South Africa for World Cup

Nickodemus "SUN PEOPLE REMIXED" is out now on WONDERWHEEL Recordings/ESL Music
 
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ESKMO: European Booking Agency Announcement

Eskmo has recently been welcomed on to the Littlebig UK agency! Littlebig was set up at the start of 2004 by Ned Beckett to offer a new style of agency service to the world's finest artists. Other artists at Littlebig are Alex Smoke, Aphex Twin and Autechre.

ESKMO Recently Featured in SFWEEKLY

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Eskmo was recently featured in San Fransisco Weekly's
'Best Of' section:  Best Bleep Beats Blowing Up - 2010.


"In a world of mundane indie electronic acts, live performer Brendan Angelides stands out, and overseas musical heavyweights have taken notice. Respected U.K. labels Warp Records and Planet Mu have both released material by Angelides, who goes by the production and stage tag Eskmo. Local imprints like Surefire Sound and Full Melt have also embraced his innovative music, which pairs unusual percussive elements and colorful synths. "Lazer bass" would be a lazy description, since his music zigzags among multiple genres with rainbow sounds bouncing in unison. His live set at SXSW wowed rock crowds. Angelides has also collaborated on a new single with Ninja Tune's Amon Tobin, and had a track featured on CSI Miami. Throw on his polyrhythmic Hypercolor EP (Ancestor Media) and you'll know why wide swaths of S.F. dance-music enthusiasts gravitate to his fluid music."

Great to see local support and a well written review of Eskmo- watch out for more news!

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Scion Radio 17: Eskmo Interview

Eskmo was recently interview for Scion A/V, who asked him about where his unique sounds came from and how he came to be. Did you know the first instrument Eskmo played was the bass?


Scion Radio 17: Eskmo Interview from Scion A/V on Vimeo.