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NULLPTR never fails. Since emerging in 2016 with the Optical LP, Eddie Symons’ project has become a byword for top-draw contemporary electro productions. After triumphantly returning to Sheffield’s Central Processing Unit with 2020’s Future World full-length, NULLPTR follows that album up with a new quartet of machine-funk slammers. Striking a balance between highwire, twitchy rhythm programming and some deft textural work, the Terminus EP demonstrates exactly why the NULLPTR name is so respected in the world of electro.

The first half here almost showcases the two sides of the NULLPTR sound in microcosm. Opening track ‘Connected’ zips along like one of the racers from a Wip3out game. The 808s are all booming breakbeats and hissing-piston hats, with a jittery synth bassline nipping in and out of the spaces left vacant by the drums. Atop these swirl eerie keyboard pads, the reverb from them draping across the rest of the instruments like fog above a city. By contrast, following cut ‘Mesospheric Cruise’ is the yin to ‘Connected’s yang. Where its predecessor was tense and coiled, this lilting number is expansive and open like a primetime Virginia joint - though the point where the wistful house pads strip back to foreground the twinkle-toed electro beat still has a pleasing crunch to it.

The B-side of Terminus serves dystopian snap from the off. Genre masters Drexciya are invoked by ‘Syndicate’. The needle-gun bassline here turns itself inside-out across these five minutes, and all the while the tune is laced with some evocative shadow-realm synth pads. A similar energy courses through the EP’s closing title-track, a cut which also brings into play a booming four-to-the-flour that gives it an unstoppable sense of forward-motion. Like ‘Connected’ and ‘Mesospheric Cruise’ - indeed, like all of the NULLPTR material that Central Processing Unit has brought us down the years - these jams will sound positively devilish when deployed in a dark basement.

The Terminus EP sees electro don NULLPTR (Eddie Symons) deliver four slices of unadulterated machine-funk heat.

RIYL: Virginia, Cardopusher, Drexciya, Silicon Scally

Terminus

NULLPTR - Terminus

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Tree Angle 1

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Spark Mass EP

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C O L O R S Q U A D 0 1 6

the summer comp everyone needs is finally out !

better than a fresh drink in the scorching heat
48 tracks from the base no less

made with love

peace everyone <3

artwork by Dubcat

released June 29, 2024

floating in space

The album begins with a reminiscence of the sea, reverberating waves and suspended echoes of distant, almost forgotten territories. Curved vibrations, nocturnal environments mixed with contemporary research attitudes within the world of liminal/drone music. Oblique surfaces bending in the transposition of azimuth, memory and flow becoming the result of a hypothetical jump. A plastic and interpretative configuration of a body movement, the desire to grow consciously via unresolved mimesis, compendiums of intuitive constellations, deep white light meditation.

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Behind the Flowerpots

Behind The Flowerpots

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Reflections

Garth Knight - "You Just came to crash the Party"

Concept score release that can be used for an 80's esque sci-fi movie. This album delves into more ambient and atmospheric tones and I hope you enjoy as this is Protector 101's first attempt at scoring a movie (one that hasn't been made yet). 

So, strap in, turn your stereo sound system up and let Protector 101 take you to the Solitary Star.

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OFFICIAL remix of Sally Shapiro's "Starman" feat Electric Youth!!! Buy it here https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/starman-feat.-electric-youth/id591371630
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Starman feat. Electric Youth (Miami Nights 1984 RMX)

What would you do if you were having problems getting served at McDonalds or you had forgotten your laptop password?

For some West Midlands residents the answer was to dial the emergency only 999 number and ask for police assistance.

And the bizarre calls to the police don’t end there. Residents have called the three 9s for emergencies including lost property, asking for directions and when they’ve been denied entry to a nightclub.

But there is a serious side to these calls – the people ringing 999 for inappropriate reasons are potentially putting lives by taking call handlers’ time away from genuine emergency calls. Chief Inspector Sally Holmes from Force Contact at West Midlands Police, said: “These calls are ridiculous. Its astonishing listening to them but they hide a serious truth. Each call often takes minutes to deal with as our staff have to clarify the situation – it might not sound like much but if someone is trying to get through to report a genuine life or death emergency, then a minute is a very long time to wait.”

“I cannot stress enough that the 999 number is for emergencies only, for guidance this is defined as: a crime is in progress, someone suspected of a crime is nearby, when there is a danger to life or when violence is being used or threatened. To contact police for any other reason, call 101.”

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