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Destroy Rock’n’Roll
words by Stuart Stubbs
There is obviously not much to do on Mylo’s home island of Skye, apart from making commercially exquisite electronica that is.
If you missed ‘Destroy Rock ‘N’ Roll’ the first time around, it’s probably because you blinked. But you are not in the minority. The fact that Mylo’s debut is yet to land him the commercial chart success of Fat Boy Slim’s ‘You’ve Come A Long Way Baby’, earns it the right for a nasty and premature re-release more so than the remixes of ‘Doctor Pressure’ and ‘Destroy Rock n Roll’ clumsily lumped on the end.
It’s as if Mylo went to Ibiza and recorded half of ‘Destroy...’ in Cafe Del Mar, waves lapping gently against his decks and the other half in Manumission, having it underneath podium dancers.
It’s the best holiday record every written.
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