The Exit Planet Earth vinyl series continues onto it’s 5th edition with a finely balanced release of electro, techno and breakbeat cuts. 

Carl Finlow - The Oberth Effect kicks off the record with a mind bending trip to the dark side of electro, delivering a masterclass in multi-layered synth sound design, rolling bass lines and Finlow’s expert production. A fellow electro master Plant43 delivers his debut release for 20/20 Vision - Forcefield Deactivation following a pioneering run of records over many years for Semantica, Bleep43 and Cultivated Electronics. 

Crossing continents to Asia, the flip side features a collaboration between Hong Kong based producers Mr. Ho & Xiaolin (Klasse Wrecks). 'No Change To How I Feel’ is a unique sign of the times. A deep techno track served with a heavy 4/4 kick, perpetually evolving arpeggios, quick fire hats and a haunting vocal. Leeds based producer Alfred completes the release with a sound forged from intricate drum sequencing and strong chords and melodies. Alfred is an exciting new talent that manages to connect the dots between breakbeat and electro. 

A1 - Carl Finlow - The Oberth Effect
A2 - Plant43 - Forcefield Deactivation 
B1 - Mr. Ho & Xiaolin - No Change To How I Feel
B2 - Alfred - Galaxy Quest

Carl Finlow - The Oberth Effect  (Snippet)

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Dr. Humphry Osmond.


“Time is the substance I am made of. Time is a river which sweeps me along, but I am the river; it is a tiger which destroys me, but I am the tiger; it is a fire which consumes me, but I am the fire.”

Jorge Luis Borges, Labyrinths


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Byrd sounds like no one else. Extrovert and introvert. Fast paced and slow. Cosy and dangerous. Somewhere in the gutter between Hundested and Berlin. The peculiar sound of Byrd is, in many ways, a mixture of the volatile nature of dreams and the throbbing machinality of electronic music.

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Byrd har en lyd, som ingen anden. På en gang udfarende og introvert. Hyggelig og farlig. Hurtig og langsom. Svævende et sted i rendestenen mellem Hundested og Berlin. Byrds lyd er på mange måder en særegen blanding af drømmenes flygtige natur og elektronikkens dunkende gåpåmod.

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Enil Dag
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Photo By:
Rasmus Meilvang Larsen