After years of jumping from label to label, alias to alias, Wagon Christ (a.k.a. Luke Vibert) has recently signed with Ninjatune for the release of his brand new album Musipal.  The dj is a bit of an odd choice for the Ninjas, more akin to the N-Tone gang with his largely computer-generated trip-hop, but phat beats and a musical sense of humour make him a welcome addition to the Ninja roster, where Wagon Christ will hopefully stay.  His second album under this moniker, Tally Ho!, was hugely popular in the trip-hop dj scene, and those electronic grroves are transferred well to the new album.  The New Scene is not a big fan of pc-based music, but Luke Vibert transcends the boundaries that contain most electonic musicians and is well worth checking out.

Discography Musipal Ninjatune, 2001 1.  The Premise 2.  Bend Over 3.  Tomach 4.  Thick Stew 5.  Natural Suction 6.  Musipal 7.  It is Always Now, All of it is Now 8.  Receiver 9.  Boney L 10.  Chris Chana 11.  Tomorrow Acid 12.  Step to the Music 13.  Perkission Tally Ho! Astralwerks, 1998 1.  Fly Swat 2.  Crazy Disco Party 3.  Tally Ho! 4.  Memory Towel 5.  Shimmering Haze 6.  Juicy Luke Vibert 7.  Piano Playa Hata 8.  Workout 9.  Rendleshack 10.  Lovely 11.  My Organ in Your Face 12.  Musical Box 13.  The End Throbbing Pouch Moonshine, 1995 1.  Intro 2.  Reedin 3.  Down Under 4.  Phase Everyday 5.  Throbbing Pouch 6.  Rexcist 7.  Floot 8.  Intermission 9.  Pull My Strings 10.  Spotlight 11.  Scrape 12.  Night Owls 12.  Easy Listener 14.  Vibes 15.  Underground Level 16.  Ring Piece 17.  All My Fingers

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