Filth Inc. is delighted to release Vol. 2 of its compilation series FILTH CARES, featuring Electro, Ghetto House, Ghettotech and Booty Bass tracks by artists from India and the world over. All proceeds from this release will go towards the ongoing project ‘Poshan Potli’ by Annada, which seeks to provide aid to malnourished children in India.

To know more about or to donate directly to the Poshan Potli project - giving.annada.org/campaign/53/poshan-potli

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Artwork by Soumya Kalapa (https://www.instagram.com/local_foool)

PREMIERE: User Delusion - Sex Talk (Filth Inc.)

Could planet Earth be considered a living being? And if so, could it be seen as the physical vessel of a planetary-level spiritual entity? Ancient Hinduism believed so and expounded it in The Upanishads: a collection of early sacred texts where such entity was named Sanat Kumara and inhabited the very center of the Earth, lodged in the wondrous city of Shamballa - these beliefs were later appropriated by western New Age sects of the early 20th century and turned into all manner of silly representations and distortions. 

The idea of a conscious, thinking spirit at the centre of Earth's movements, cycles and magnanimous energy was the inspiration for the opening track on the second naive release by Photonz; accordingly, the tittle-track "Planetary Spirit" is an explosion of modulating energy and rhythm ready to blow raver's into gosebumps territory and full-on techno hysteria. Followed by "Badagas", the EP moves into brainy-but-percussive territory, full of synthetic resonant drums and UK bass sensibility. 

On the flip we've got "Circumference", a driving and hypnotic techno track with synthesized bubble motifs and a steady four-to-the-floor beat. Ending things on a more leftfield tip, Photonz merges early Earth drone bass with Claro Intelecto-style FM bass and slowed-down latin funk rhythms on the true-to-theme track "Earth 2". 

Release date: Dec 3
Art by Shcuro

NAIVE016 - Photonz 'Planetary Spirit' (preview)

No Sir joins the Faux Poly family with their new EP ‘Voyeur’, a release full of rich syncopated percussion and expressive soundscapes that document the artists’ evolving perspective on club spaces and home listening.

The record leans towards sub heavy broken beats, resulting in a confident contribution to the flourishing NYC Bass scene. Despite being based in Brooklyn, No Sir has already broken ground in Europe with singles on 3024 & W133.

“I started producing this EP at a really challenging moment last summer after I got a concussion that left me pretty much bed bound for a month. During this time I also quit drinking, so my relationship to music and going to clubs saw a complete overhaul. This EP is my attempt to find a space in between the hours spent at my quiet apartment and my return to these loud, dark spaces I see as another kind of home. The title track, Voyeur, was the first piece of music I made after the injury” - No Sir

Buy here: https://nosir.bandcamp.com/album/voyeur

Voyeur [FP006]

PREMIERE: No Sir - Animal Awareness [Faux Poly]

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Aypex - Shades (original mix) preview

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Yilan - Defibrillator (Yak & Nuvaman Remix)

Delay Grounds - Lexxi (PDCOMP002)

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Knock Out (Jensen Interceptor Remix)

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Reptant - Tunnel Runner

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