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2006 single by Shitdisco
"Reactor Party"
Single by Shitdisco
from the album Kingdom of Fear
Released23 October 2006
Recorded2006
GenreDance-punk, Nu Rave
Length4:42
LabelFierce Panda Records
Shitdisco singles chronology
"Disco Blood"
(2005) 		"Reactor Party"
(2006) 		""OK""

Reactor Party is the first single released by the band Shitdisco from Glasgow, scotland. It was released on 23 October 2006 and reached #73 in the UK charts. The song is inspired by the gabba raves that reportedly take place in decommissioned nuclear reactors in the former Soviet Union.

Formats

12"

  1. Reactor Party
  2. Bolsheviks
  3. Reactor Party (Luke Smith MPC-MIX)
  4. I Know Kung Fu (James Ford edit)

CD single

  1. Reactor Party
  2. Bolsheviks
  3. Reactor Party (Luke Smith MPC-MIX)

7"

  1. Reactor Party
  2. I Know Kung Fu (Nightmoves Remix)

Video

The video was filmed in a disused railway tunnel in the west end of Glasgow and a boiler room in the Glasgow School of Art. It was directed by Danny McConnel and Rik from Square Lips productions.

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