Gang Gang Dance
Saint Dymphna

Until recently Gang Gang Dance was just another name playing vaguely on my musical radar, another one that I was either too busy or too distract...

Gang Gang Dance have long flirted with ideas of populist structures and hip-hop rhythms but on their latest record - and the first distributed by Warp...

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The members of Gang Gang Dance are excellent conjugators. Like many of their previous records, Saint Dymphna is an object lesson in how to coalesce ma...

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On 7/7/07 The Boredoms set up 77 Boadrum, a massive drum circle in a tiny park just below the Brooklyn Bridge. When New York State troopers capped the...

Like fellow New York weirdos Animal Collective, Gang Gang Dance make modern tribal music that seems like it comes from a strange, beautiful, largely ...

Onstage, Gang Gang Dance singer Lizzi Bougatsos wears gypsy head wraps, Indian saris and Ghostface Killah T-shirts. It?s a perfect wardrobe for her ba...

Sucking on spare Bounty Killer cuts, striking some maddened new world falsetto, Brooklyn bandits Gang Gang Dance are ravenous magpies lurking round po...

On their RAWWAR EP, Gang Gang Dance assimilated their vaguely neo-tribal, electronics-warped sounds into a rhythmic context fit for the club scene. Th...