Rex The Dog
It was sometime after the turn of the millennium with a few years spent as a member of Planet Perfecto that veteran producer Jake Williams adopted the Rex the Dog moniker in reference to 1950s DC Comics character. He tracked down a Korg 700S synthesizer that had been used on the Normal’s “Warm Leatherette” and Depeche Mode’s Speak & Spell album, and used it almost exclusively to create the tracks for the first two Rex 12″s, Prototype and Frequency, which appeared on Kompakt in 2004.
Both of these releases proved immensely popular with DJs and compilers. Customary remix work followed for The Knife, The Sounds, Soulwax, Röyksopp, Mylo, and his heroes Depeche Mode.
He nowadays releases on his own label Hundehaus Records
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Retro-romantic melodies and super electric party tunes.
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Session in London
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Eric Lerner from the Partizan Lab network directed this video. Eric studied at Jerusalem’s Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, taking up design, animation and motion graphics. Track released in 2008 on Hundehaus Records / Cooperative Music.
I Can See You, Can You See Me?
Eric Lerner from the Partizan Lab network directed this video. Eric studied at Jerusalem’s Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, taking up design, animation and motion graphics. Track released in 2008 on Hundehaus Records / Cooperative Music.
Directed by acclaimed director Geoffroy De Crecy (brother of Etiennne) and is basically just a cardboard DIY stop motion video. Taken from the “The Rex The Dog Show” album out on Hundehaus Records.
Bubblicious
Directed by acclaimed director Geoffroy De Crecy (brother of Etiennne) and is basically just a cardboard DIY stop motion video. Taken from the “The Rex The Dog Show” album out on Hundehaus Records.
