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Let’s talk about…bootleg music – specifically the work of Mr Bristow (who is shortly to deliver an official release according to rumour), which regularly consists of whatever he can get his hands on and is then chopped, spliced and diced before being re-presented it in recognisable but breakbeat-augmented form. Why, he’s like some sort of musical chef! In this instance he serves a dish where the main ingredient is M’s new-wave-y 1979 synthpop hit Pop Muzik. Help yourself to some of that shoobi, doobi, doo-wop below and feel free to boogie with a suitcase thereafter…