the good stuff

The Goods

From The Album, Mystic Color Faze (Bsides-Edits-Singles) Album Released Oct 29th, 2013. Nomadic Firs

http://nomadicfirs.bandcamp.com/album/mystic-color-faze-bsides-edits-singles

In The Valley

Mystic Color Faze

Welcome to episode 2. Today we are given the once over by Bristol scene architect Riski Le Bizniz. If one man's sound can capture hybrid sounds of Bristol it's this man, operating under his One Cut moniker Mr Bizniz has gifted the world a massive discography of crackling beats and gravity well BASS! It's also a little known fact that Riski was the man to convince Jamie Hombre to sign our 2012 cassette demo, so it's all his fault really. Download, share, upload, blog, spread love.

Left Hand Path

What Time Is It? (Riski Le Bizniz Remix)

Mystic Color Faze covers 36 tracks recorded from 2007-2013. It contains new material, 
B sides, Alt Edits, Singles, and lots of ideas. 

Buy 36 Track Album

Untitled (off the new album Mystic Color Faze)

A powerful alternative/surreal piece of music by Phil McWalter which he has kindly put to my poem 'Dancing With The Familiar'
Enjoy

Dancing With The Familiar. B.B Golding Spoken Word, Music by Phil McWalter

Mystic Color Faze is a collection of new sounds, hold overs, alt edits, and previously released singles - essentially this projects B side album.

The Valley (off the new album Mystic Color Faze)

Intense post-punk track from Graveyard Lovers debut self titled ep. 

Ripe to Misbehave

Nectarine No. 9 - This Arsehole's Been Burned Too Many Times Before

Track off Lady Lamb The Beekeeper's new album, Ripely Pine.

Lady Lamb the Beekeeper - Rooftop

Released as single summer 2013, and part of the B sides record Mystic Color Faze.
http://nomadicfirs.bandcamp.com/album/mystic-color-faze-bsides-edits-singles

Desert Radio

Formed in 1996, the band's trio of emcees—Bubber, El Eye and Mantis—cut their teeth freestyling throughout Bristol, England, firstly appearing in underground night spots and later performing throughout Blighty and beyond. Disconnected with the 'virtual' music scene, Aspects were unaware of the existence of the internet until well after the turn of the century. 

Aspects' third studio album, Left Hand Path, is out now.

"Drop dead dope" —NME
"Genuinely original Hip Hop." —The Independent
“The brightest hopes for British Hip Hop” —The Guardian