http://twistedsoulboy.com/2014/09/08/audio-blue-daisy-mermaids-ep-free-download/

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Groundless is the second single from Holy Other's upcoming album 'Lieve', arriving on 19th November '21.

More information, streaming & pre-orders:
https://ffm.bio/holyother

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Credits:
Written by Holy Other
Performed by Holy Other
Mastered by: Heba Kadry, NYC
Voice by: Sian O'Gorman of NYX Electronic Drone Choir
Assistant Production by Ryan Blakeley
Image by Zachary Furste & Aude Levere
Published by Mute Song Ltd.

ㇹ Records 2021

Lieve

Groundless

Free Download of the Mermaids EP at: http://smarturl.it/MermaidsEP

Artwork by I:O


Home & Heartless (Free DL)

'Redeemer' on BBC 6 Music - Mary Anne Hobbs show. 

Taken from the forthcoming new album 'Hollowed' out March 18th on Planet Mu.

Pre-order: 

http://planet.mu/discography/ZIQ374
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/hollowed/id1078169137

Ital Tek - Redeemer (BBC 6 Music - Mary Anne Hobbs show)

79Ancestors is proud to share "Something Akin to Lust" - the first new Telefon Tel Aviv track in over 8 years, and the first single from the inaugural 79A compilation, "Territories" 

Buy Territories Now:  www.79Ancestors.com/Territories

Telefon Tel Aviv - Something Akin To Lust

I’m Doin’ Em – DOLOR
KERRST – LORN
KERRST//HATE (ft. DOLOR) LORN
Mask • Gloves – DOLOR
ANDUM – LORN
Cheeva – LORN
RrRRRR – DOLOR
Double Rabies – LORN
Pain – DOLOR

Music isnʼt a drug? Try explaining that to all the fans fiending for Lorn & Dolorʼs latest collaborative effort.

'DRUGS' may represent different landmarks in the producerʼs careers, but the approach to the project was the same: from their trove of unreleased material, only tracks with a certain spirit of impurity should be chosen.

By no means is this a finessed or seamless mix. It was never intended to be. More akin to a warped cassette you fished out of a gutter somewhere, 'DRUGS' is a rough compilation of raw, uncut beats intertwined with obscure, sidetracking conversation samples from two musicians and longtime friends who havenʼt forgotten their roots, or how to play off one anotherʼs leads.

For some, Lornʼs chilling 2010 debut on Brainfeeder came out of nowhere. To the scratch beat scene, and his massive underground following, 'Nothing Else' was an overdue breath of life not felt since the soul-wrenching melodies and punishing drums first heard in 'Grief Machine', Lornʼs first official release from 2007.

Following three pressings of 'Nothing Else', numerous syncs in video games and broadcasts, and a verifiable avalanche of live performances worldwide, Lornʼs inked a deal with London-based record label Ninja Tune, and is undoubtedly sharpening his knives in preparation for 'Ask The Dust' - his highly-anticipated full-length due out in 2012.

Next is the eerie appearance of Dolor, whose prominent beats from the ether-world can only be described as the long and painful calm before a storm. His style is punchy, angular, loud and quiet all at once. Formal release credits include 'A Chapel for Velvet' EP, and 'Reshaped Escape' – a limited-edition split on independent record label Wednesday Sound with fellow musician & labelmate, adoptahighway.

Dolorʼs evocative re-imaginings of The Morning and Gone' by R&B sensation The Weeknd continues to turn the heads of anyone with an Internet connection—including The Weeknd himself, who showed love for the remixes on his official blog, octobersveryown.

Supporters of either producer are sure to enjoy the deafening intensity of 'DRUGS'. Offered free online at ohhelll.tumblr.com, the overall experience is unforgettable, and like any good drug, youʼll only get sick if you try to give it up.

LORN & DOLOR - MY KEYS // BLACK ICE

MØNIC 

A. Deep Summer
AA. Deep Summer - Burial Remix

Available to order from:
http://store.osirismusicuk.co.uk/album/m-nic-deep-summer-burial-remix

Deep Summer

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Mønic - Deep Summer - Burial Remix - Osiris Music

Young Athenian Lovers

|| http://www.fb.com/origamisound || http://www.fb.com/blaknitemusic || 

For his Dark Clover debut, James Davey a.k.a. Blak Nite unsheaths the technical prowess which had him pushing the boundaries of post-Ed Banger heavyness on his previous EPs, and repurposes it for slower, if not necessarily less intense jams. In simply and overtly trying to fit the pallete of what James sees as "the Origami Sound sound", he accomplishes so much more, his "Shadow Party" leveraging not only his considerable talent but a wide array of impeccable influences into bass music truly worthy of the oft-abused "future" hashtag.

Going for "something that sounded as if it was found in a ditch or gutter or down a back alley", Blak Nite delivers instantly memorable sonics – like a garbage pail coming to life, the din of its unholy movement providing the percussion, as it wrests old ghetto blasters from itself and plays whatever damaged tapes were in them when first discarded. "Dope Machine" firmly establishes this aesthetic from the outset, and employs a cinematic flair for mystery, before erupting into an uplifting assembly of manipulated vocals. "Shake" lays masterfully restrained Burial-esque heartwrenching upon a bed of brooding bass and truly broken beats. "Wicca" takes the deconstruction further... by now the beats are falling apart in real time before our ears, the vocals hauntingly and musically detune, with the song climaxing via Blak Nite's introduction of a signature grimy bass that seems to have built up organically from the crackle, hiss, feedback and detritus. "MoNY", by far the most jocular of the four, racks up the tension via its unnerving rhythm before revealing itself as a soothing finale worthy of innumerable gasps of contention.

Every track is "littered" with myriad small details, brief dialogue samples, movie quotes, all of them faintly audible at times... unveiling the considerable concept, meaning and soul poured into these songs, but only at the cost of lenghty repeated listening. Dim the lights, and have yourself a shadow party.

Blak Nite - Wicca

|| http://www.fb.com/origamisound || http://www.fb.com/blaknitemusic || 

For his Dark Clover debut, James Davey a.k.a. Blak Nite unsheaths the technical prowess which had him pushing the boundaries of post-Ed Banger heavyness on his previous EPs, and repurposes it for slower, if not necessarily less intense jams. In simply and overtly trying to fit the pallete of what James sees as "the Origami Sound sound", he accomplishes so much more, his "Shadow Party" leveraging not only his considerable talent but a wide array of impeccable influences into bass music truly worthy of the oft-abused "future" hashtag.

Going for "something that sounded as if it was found in a ditch or gutter or down a back alley", Blak Nite delivers instantly memorable sonics – like a garbage pail coming to life, the din of its unholy movement providing the percussion, as it wrests old ghetto blasters from itself and plays whatever damaged tapes were in them when first discarded. "Dope Machine" firmly establishes this aesthetic from the outset, and employs a cinematic flair for mystery, before erupting into an uplifting assembly of manipulated vocals. "Shake" lays masterfully restrained Burial-esque heartwrenching upon a bed of brooding bass and truly broken beats. "Wicca" takes the deconstruction further... by now the beats are falling apart in real time before our ears, the vocals hauntingly and musically detune, with the song climaxing via Blak Nite's introduction of a signature grimy bass that seems to have built up organically from the crackle, hiss, feedback and detritus. "MoNY", by far the most jocular of the four, racks up the tension via its unnerving rhythm before revealing itself as a soothing finale worthy of innumerable gasps of contention.

Every track is "littered" with myriad small details, brief dialogue samples, movie quotes, all of them faintly audible at times... unveiling the considerable concept, meaning and soul poured into these songs, but only at the cost of lenghty repeated listening. Dim the lights, and have yourself a shadow party.

Blak Nite - Shake

From I Feel Nothing EP > Sleeperhold Publications and Dream Recordings > Vinyl out now > Digitals 12.21.12

Wake The Night

Balam Acab - See Birds (Moon)

Buy the album - Deluxe version - http://bit.ly/1HRxuJG // iTunes - http://smarturl.it/Darker-Than-Blue


Home & Heartless (Free DL)

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