Two days ago Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo, better known as the Bloody Beetroots, dropped the high energy fast paced rock out with your c*** out monster, “Rocksteady”. Jumping right into the garage-punk energetic electro house sound that the Beetroots are known for, “Rocksteady” will definitely get your juices flowing like no other. After catching a glimpse of the video, which was teased the same day and promised to drop today, I decided to hold off for the complete package. Feast your eye on the Mad Max-esque video, catch some eye candy and rage out to the soundtrack! Directed by Wyatt Neumann and staring a trio of black leather bound-long haired rockers, muscle cars, and lots of dust. What more can I say? When has Sir Bob lead you astray!? Hit the break for the audio.
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A little over five months ago, we first heard Congrorock’s “Ivory” and today we’re lucky enough to revisit that so-called “elephant bass” with the remix package on Ultra Records. Laidback Luke, The Bloody Beetroots, Mumbai Science and NT89 all were handpicked to rework “Ivory,” leading to more bass, techno and groove. Go ahead and listen to the EP and then head over to Beatport to get your copy.
Spinner hosted the premier of the new video of “Ivory,” just a few days ago too. The video was directed by Ag Rojas, who has previously worked with Jack White, Spiritualized, Earl Sweatshirt, Gil Scott-Heron. Take a look at the video after the break.
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Out now is Theophilus London’s latest remix project Timez Are Weird These Nights (The Remixes) and featured on the record are remixes from Brodinski, Fred Falke, Crookers, Linus Loves and the Bloody Beetroots along with a few other names. Every track from the Brooklyn MC’s debut album gets a new interpretation and by far my favorite comes from Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo. This funky number gets a new birth as the Bloody Beetroots freshens the original up into a thumping dance-floor number. Head on over to iTunes and pick up this excellent remix project. Ay!
It looks like Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo will be releasing his first photographic novel in March. The book will contain never before seen photographs from the world of the Bloody Beetroots. If the photography from the Beetroots’ Church of Noise website is any indication of what to expect, then this will definitely be something I’ll pick up.
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Check out The Bloody Beetroots DJ Set from their show in Italy which features a special guest appearance from Tommy Lee. There is just so much energy behind The Beetroots music and with each episode we get a glimpse into a world unlike anything else. Whether with the full Death Crew 77 or just a DJ set, or even Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo doing his own thing, everything connected to this project is phenomenal.
Check out this incredible B-Side record by The Bloody Beetroots. It’s a total 180 from the original track and remixes, but it works on all levels. All produced and composed by Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo and performed by Dennis Lyxzén, Maria Magdalena, Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo & Thomas Roussel. Violins, pianos, and a vocal re-verb that will haunt the halls of your mind for days. This B-Side shows off what a diverse and incredible group The Bloody Beetroots are. Church of Noise is the truth.
Check out episode 2 of the Bloody Beetroots DJ Set in Perth, Australia. The black and white video continues the awesome journey behind the scenes as the Bloody Beetroots cause havoc and destruction with their live DJ Set from their November 27th stop in Perth, Australia. The video features the Beetroots remix of Britney Spears “Till The World Ends”. If you’ve missed the episode 1 click here. Church of NOIZE!
Check out episode 1 of the Bloody Beetroots DJ Set in Sydney Australlia. The black and white video features some dope cinematography and features the Beetroots latest remix of Congorock’s “Ivory”. It’s incredible to watch as DJ Sir Bob Cornelius Rifo & Tommy Tea annihilate the crowd.
