1. Circle Traps - Fjord

The first track from the Artefact Remixes EP by Max Cooper and Tom Hodge.

Words from Plaid - "Max sent us a lot of lovely sounding broken piano audio to work with so we were spoilt for choice. 

The remix opens and closes with an ultra stretched, phase vocoded piano chord from the original.The rest of the track is based upon transpositions of the same chord progression cycling over 7 bars, while the beat and bass cycles on 2's. 

Rhythmically, it is built upon a great stuttering, sliced, fragmenting piano track from Remnants. We tried to convey a sense of archeological discovery!"

Remixes on EP:
1. Plaid
2. Hunter/Game
3. Attaque
4. Satirist

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Remnants (Plaid Remix) - with Tom Hodge

RUNNING

Elevate

New https://soundcloud.com/olafstuut album 'Run' is out June 10. 
Pre-order: https://atomnation.bandcamp.com/album/run
More info: http://atomnation.net/ATM039-Olaf-Stuut-Run

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Olaf Stuut - Thank You

Watch Rival Consoles go Against The Clock: http://www.factmag.com/2016/09/08/rival-consoles-against-the-clock/

Rival Consoles - Against The Clock

Occupanther from Munich is dropping a new EP on May 31st. Listen to the second track called “Mold” exklusively on THUMP.

Occupanther - Mold

Middle

01 Mungolian Jetset presents Jaga Jazzist vs. Knights Of Jumungus - Toccata

Sky Civilian - Open Door (Lusine Remix) 
https://atomnationrec.lnk.to/OpenDoorLusineRemix

Sky Civilian - Open Door (Lusine Remix)

Throwing Snow 
‘Aspera’ 
December 3rd 2012 
Snowfall

Having minted his Snowfall imprint with the acclaimed ‘Clamor’ EP earlier this year, Ross Tones aka Throwing Snow returns on December 3rd for his second EP of 2012, the eagerly awaited ‘Aspera’. As with its predecessor, the title comes laced with Latin rhetoric: “Aspera” translating as “to make rough”, providing an apt description for the aesthetic of the four original tracks on offer. 

From the title track Tones' creative direction is clearly displayed. Hinging round a warming bass, coarse stripped back drums accompany frosty arpeggios and washed out synths atop a bed of hidden strings, whilst on ‘Melum’ flickering percussion, ethereal guitars and throbbing melodic jabs combine with Throwing Snow’s trademark distortion, culminating in an unexpected segment of footwork punctuating the track’s expansive growth.

‘Lingerwell’ sees four knackered piano chords wrapped in warm crackles and hypnotic atmospherics blooming into life with a burst of pulsating stabs, before ‘Behest’ closes the EP with a climactic slugging match of drowned drums, throbbing bass and ecclesiastical synths, and a drop to make even the most atheistic of us think again.

Snowfall is now two releases strong, and having set out with an honest mission statement we are left highly anticipating what will surface next.

For all press enquiries please contact jack@toastpress.com (print) / noam@toastpress.com (online) / 020 7326 1200

Behest

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Rival Consoles - Against The Clock

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