From the remix compilation "Compuphonic Mutations" released on World Electric Records.

Compuphonic Intelligence (Remix by Bass Kittens & Single Cell Orchestra)

Update: Our buddy Limbertimbre (https://soundcloud.com/limbertimbre) might have worked on this with us but we really have no idea. So, let's say it is for the benefit of the doubt. The more the merrier!

Vol and soc were scraping some bits off their shoes out at the data mines this weekend and came across a rare nugget they'd forgotten about. Apparently they did this on Nov 11, 2002, and if memory serves well it was after watching trees breathe for a while at an Integral Gathering party. But really they don't know, so holy shit anyway, this is great.

Calzoni (Remix We Don't Quite Remember Doing But Holyshit Anyway)

From the album "10,000 Spaceships Attacking a Very Small Planet" released on Spacebar Sentiments and Pretension Records

Here Come Volsoc

From the album "10,000 Spaceships Attacking a Very Small Planet" on Spacebar Sentiments & Pretension Records.

OK Robot

Compuphonic Intelligence (Jeff Taylor Remix)

Soundcheck (Tony's Theme) ** UNRELEASED **

From the full length LP "10,000 Spaceships Attacking a Very Small Planet" released on Spacebar Sentiments & Pretension Records. Vocals by Alissa Keuker

Fluoxetine (Is All About Bees)

Volsoc is an American electronica project, consisting of Justin Maxwell and Jean-Paul Bondy. The project formed after a series of collaborative live performances in the Southern California rave scene in 1999-2000. Combining their individual monikers, Stupid Octave Cat ("soc") and Volum, the two first recorded under this name for the 2001 Abduction Productions compilation, "SCR.COMP.002". They were originally approached for further releases for Exzakt's Monotone USA label, but released their first 12" on Germany's World Electric. This debut vinyl release earned them immediate international recognition in the Electro and Breakbeat communities, and the title tracks, the slightly electroclash "Compuphonic Intelligence" and minimal "Shout Out" became two of the most popular electro tracks of 2002-2003. This EP, as well as their subsequent one on breakbeat producer Si Begg's label Noodles Institute of Technology, serves as an archetypical release for the nu skool electro genre.

Volsoc ceased further songwriting in 2003 upon Bondy's departure for Berlin and Maxwell's relocation to San Francisco.

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