Alternative music from the "moist hell" of Houston, Texas, USA. Sometimes difficult, always honest and authentic. Love you.

The eclectic music maker has a new album, Dub Section, for 2024. Forty-five minutes of dub signifies a return to roots reggae and dub for the independent artist, writer and producer, Tim Jones, who has been releasing music as Brynovsky since 2010. From his studio in Scotland he has recycled some previous recordings in true dub style and is releasing one track per week until January 2024 ahead of the full  release.

His third album, Future Weather (2020), steered a committed line through political pop and reflective mantra to thickly-layered dub tones and harmonies. The “sweet, sweet sounds of Brynovsky” (Fresh on the Net, 2014) are here matched against inequality, climate change and the rise of the Right. 
Legendary artist and DJ, Tom Robinson, described Brynovsky as a “splendid discovery” and has been played twice on his BBC 6Music show.

Part machine, part human, fused together with electric mycelium. Iffin’ Yer’ bound for somewhere far-out… FAFO. - Always, Dream Sweetly, Love CC 💋

I write, perform and produce my own songs via my own "label"...
If you enjoy my music please support me by following this link:
https://trevorhambidgemusic.bandcamp.com/follow_me

I was a member of The Beutons, and I like to mix retro styles and classic instruments with a modern groove and a little personal charm...

Bitmap is a band made from just one man. Luke Barwell is that man.

Releasing a brand new track every month since January 2020 and aiming to continue until, at least the end of 2022. 

Luke is formerly a member of John Peel favourites Salako.

The first two Bitmap albums - Alpha Beta Gamma & Micro / Macro - and the EP - Black Arts in the Town Hall - are available to buy on CD via BandCamp. Follow the link for cut-price joy.

NME said:
How does a modern petunia stand out from the hanging basket? Does he go down the Pavement "writing songs while sleep-walking" approach, sonic terror dentistry or a little bit of "analogue synths go bloop"? Bitmap try all approaches. If Bitmap could change their name to The Beta Band, thousands would hail this as the album that finally confirmed their potential.(8/10)

The Sunday Times Magazine said:
Fitting neatly alongside the classic harmony-drenched summer sound of The Thrills, Bitmap offers an alternative that is equally seasonal. Alpha Beta Gamma is a delight. Basically it's the album we've all been hoping the Beta Band would make. Smart electronic noodling underpins old-school melodic pop that veers from easy listening to weird psychedelic workouts. As with so much frothy pop, there's a darker twist to the lyrics. (Pop CD of the Week - *****)

I am Nicholas Broten. I make things to look at and things to listen to. Sometimes I make things to look at and listen to.

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