Andy Toth and Billy Love release ’Thrillseekers’

Original Detroit Grand Pubah, Andy Toth dons his EXB fedora with a dark, sexy feather on this purely original and highly addictive, panty-dropping, Minimal Techno/R&B masterpiece. On “Thrillseekers,” Billy Love’s pivot-and-punch delivery is crystallized in one solid track with a sexed-up recollection of the New Dance show era in 1980’s Detroit.Packaged with a trio of remixes, this EP’s diversity is clearly evident. The light switch is turned off on the “Michigan Left Demix”, resulting in a darker, straight-to-the-point, bare bones rendition. On Midnite Jackers’ take on the track, it’s quite the contrary — this extended house mix floors the mind with in-your-face delivery and radio static confusion (of the most entertaining sort). The legendary DJ Godfather rounds out the pack, transforming “Thrillseekers” into electro grime.
Packaged with a trio of remixes, this EP’s diversity is clearly evident. The light switch is turned off on the “Michigan Left Demix”, resulting in a darker, straight-to-the-point, bare bones rendition. On Midnite Jackers’ take on the track, it’s quite the contrary — this extended house mix floors the mind with in-your-face delivery and radio static confusion (of the most entertaining sort). The legendary DJ Godfather rounds out the pack, transforming “Thrillseekers” into electro grime.

Original Detroit Grand Pubah, Andy Toth dons his EXB fedora with a dark, sexy feather on this purely original and highly addictive, panty-dropping, Minimal Techno/R&B masterpiece.

Original Detroit Grand Pubah, Andy Toth dons his EXB fedora with a dark, sexy feather on this purely original and highly addictive, panty-dropping, Minimal Techno/R&B masterpiece. On 'Thrillseekers', Billy Love's pivot-and-punch delivery is crystallized in one solid track with a sexed-up recollection of the New Dance show era in 1980's Detroit. Packaged with a trio of remixes, this EP's diversity is clearly evident. The light switch is turned off on the 'Michigan Left Demix', resulting in a darker, straight-to-the-point, bare bones rendition. On Midnite Jackers' take on the track, it's quite the contrary — this extended house mix floors the mind with in-your-face delivery and radio static confusion (of the most entertaining sort). The legendary DJ Godfather rounds out the pack, transforming 'Thrillseekers' into electro grime.