Twothousandandseventeen. A world full of super computers, mass surveillance, privacy encroachments, corrupt governments, censorship, broken moral compasses, fear mongering and cyber wars. Twothousandandseventeen. The beginning of the end. 

"Insert Coins To Continue" is the latest EP from Bricolage label head, Fragile X. It sees him explore themes of futurism, dystopian warnings and the current political climate over the course of 5 new compositions of sprawling digital landscapes, where machines rule the world and humans have dropped to the bottom of the intelligence ladder. Mangled, mechanical, electronics and crunching metallic structures collide as they sit atop a wasteland of glitches, cuts n clicks and futuristic ambience. "Insert Coins..." is the caustic creation of a fractured and twisted cybernated world in which syncopated rhythms clamber over the top of each other, vying for supremacy as they wire themselves together in contorted sonic waves that spread themselves around the electronic web of sounds that is carefully weaved out over the listening experience.

Hear more @ https://soundcloud.com/fragilex

Full EP streaming and download @ https://bricolagecollective.bandcamp.com/album/fragile-x-insert-coins-to-continue-bc026

Insert Coins To Continue

Insert Coins...EP

Fragile X - Private Enterprise (from the "Insert Coins To Continue" EP)

'Bricolage' is an underground electronic label based in Glasgow. We specialize in distinctive sonic adventures from both local and global producers. Our aim is to give productive and imaginative artists a platform of complete creative freedom from which to express themselves.

We are currently not accepting demos at the moment due to a full release schedule being lined up into 2025 and beyond.

CURRENT RELEASE : Bricolage VA "X" (10 Year Compilation)
https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/x-bc094

PREVIOUS RELEASE : Fragile X “Curves and Calculus”
https://bricolageglasgow.bandcamp.com/album/curves-and-calculus-bc093

estd. 2015

Bricolage was founded and is managed by @fragilex