A weekly roundup of Bandcamp and Soundcloud cuts curated by @aidanhanratty. House/techno/ambient/drone etc. 

Content never sleeps.

LAIR aka Laura LAIR aka Laura Kilty
lauralairmusic@gmail.com

You can now buy [NAKEDLUNCH] music in high quality WAV format from https://nakedlunchrec.bandcamp.com/releases


patrick cullen [the altered hours]
eoghan horgan [eoghan horgan]

email.nonsleep@gmail.com

Deep bass music producer from France.

"F has created a strong reputation for himself in just 2 years of releasing music on 7even Recordings. He has worked with Headhunter and with Jus Wan whom he has also remixed and he has had his own tracks remixed by Ramadanman and Untold. His album “Energy Distortion” is one of the musical highlights of 2010".

Words from the New York times : 
"The first album from F, the recording alias of the French electronic music producer Florent Aupetit, is the wholly absorbing “Energy Distortion” (7even), which includes material from three earlier EPs as well as bonus tracks. F nominally specializes in dubstep, but he’s not bound by its tics. “Shift,” exclusive to this CD, meshes the density of drum and bass with the aspirated manner of minimal techno. “Poka” and “Perspective” nail dubstep’s abrasion without succumbing to its bombast. And F is surgical: Even “Forever,” the most blatantly ambitious, grand-scale tune here, is staunched with politesse".

Read reviews here : 
http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=7423
http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=5956
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/04/arts/music/04play.html

Under the UVB-76 Music umbrella, curated by Vega and Overlook emerges The Stone Tapes, a new medium for residual recordings documented in static matter. Built on the intellectual foundations 19th century paranormal theory the label purports a belief that within sound can be located an audio apparition, an intent and carried feeling. In essence transmuting a specific moment into vinyl observable only at playback. An ideological limestone soaking up and releasing intent.

Imprinting on the psychic ether a distinctly deadened ambience, The Stone Tapes elicits ideas that even today lurk on the fringes of experience, considered heretical by some, while held foundation by the initiated.

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