Ghosttown & Friends #1 w/ Brootworth, Joanna Oj, Olgica, Toupaz

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breaks, bass, + everything in between

dnb	jungle	bass	dub

trakklist:

Flore - Primary Mineral [POLAAR]  
Al Wootton - Number, Weight, Division [Trule]  
Broken - B-Side [Nice & Deadly]  
Atrice - Pipe Dreams [Ilian Tape]  
Etch - Zap Me To The Moon [Tempo]  
Vilhelm - Enamour [Bukva Sound]  
Janaway - Till Dawn [Brazen]  
Dwarde - Get Away [Deep Jungle]  
Subjects - Lost Soul [Deep Jungle]  
DJ Sofa - Dilemma [FFF]  
Stones Taro - Rare [Breaks ’N’ Pieces]  
Peverelist - Pulse VIII [Livity Sound]  
Ciel - Breath [Parallel Minds]  
Blinded By Science - Distant Objects [Future Retro]  
Slacker - Love As A Devil [Soft Raw]  
Basic Rhythm - Le Samouraï [Sneaker Social Club]  
Blood Trust - Surface To Air [Self-released]  
Furtive - Intruder (Stanger in the Mirror) [Self-released]  
Pugilist & Tamen - Extract [Rupture]  
Moresounds - Ting N Tings [Cosmic Bridge]  
Ecstatic dance - Vardae [OODA]  
Peter Darker - Terrors Of The Void [Self-released]  
Sully - Extant [Uncertain Hour]

Earthlings 003 w/ Hannah Account

etiquette is the alias of taryn blake miller, fka known as your friend while releasing records on the domino imprint

this track marks my first release, as well as produced track, of music personal to me since 2016, alongside some peers that i have admired most. the original track at its core has a spot secured in my life’s history and i hope the sentiment can be felt somewhere in there. thank you for listening. 

released february 2nd, 2024

mixed by tbm & kenzo 
additional production and mixing by dominique marchini, gbd, & kenzo
essential ear and confidant: michael king

special thanks to michael king, sphente, ike release, currency audio, and everyone who lended an ear in the early stages

artwork & layout by tbm and dominique marchini

etiquette - twice (remix)

If you can judge an artist’s quality by the company they keep, then FaltyDL is up there with the best of them. The label history of the producer known to his friends as Drew Lustman reads like a “who’s who” of 21st century electronic music imprints - Ninja Tune, Unknown to the Unknown, Planet Mu, Studio Barnhus, the list goes on.

With In the Wake of Wolves, we can now add Central Processing Unit to this illustrious roster. The Sheffield label joins the party at a notable juncture - while FaltyDL has kept up an impressive clip of releases throughout his career, In the Wake of Wolves is both the NYC-based producer’s first LP for two years and his first full-length release away from his own Blueberry Records for almost a decade. 

In the Wake of Wolves proves to be both a great match for CPU and also further evidence of the label’s burgeoning sonic palette. While CPU has built its reputation on top quality electro joints, recent releases have delivered adventurous electronica experiments (Proswell’s People Are Giving And Receiving Thanks At Incredible Speeds), hard-wired breakbeat techno (Baby T’s I Against I) and golden-age synth explorations (twenty-fifth anniversary reissues of Bochum Welt’s Desktop Robotics and Feelings on a Screen, both of which first emerged via the legendary Rephlex Records). In the Wake of Wolves takes things further still - this is a brilliantly genre-voracious record, one which marries the rhythmic cut-and-thrust that we have long known FaltyDL for with all manner of adventurous stylistic choices.

Those familiar with the FaltyDL experience will recognise the trademark blend of synthetic grit and harmonious softness in album opener ‘I Need You’. This could pass for Four Tet or even Hannah Diamond at points, the steady build of pulsing synths and looped vocals recalling a more mysterious version of the PC Music sound. ‘I Need You’ stands shoulder-to-shoulder with any of FaltyDL’s other great atmospheric album openers - no small feat given the competition. ‘Further’, the following number, is yin to ‘I Need You’s yang. This is a pulsating track which gleefully skitters between machine-funk, tubing darkside bass and breakcore-adjacent drum programming, all of which is peppered with some genuinely beautiful work in the higher synths.

‘Further’ sets the scene for several of the more club-facing cuts here. ‘Minds Protection’ similarly features all manner of strange percussive sounds to surprise the ear, and it also boasts a thrilling mid-section in which the bottom falls out the track to incorporate a short snippet of blown-out junglism. With its tunnelling low-end and clattering drums, ‘Full Spectrum’ kicks off a delightful run of grime-influenced joints which take cues from Mr. Mitch, Logos and many of those other producers who took the Eski sound to exciting new places in the 2010s. ‘Forget Me Not’, the album’s longest track which is placed three spots from the end, feels like the record’s climactic point - a pitter-patter post-house joint that has a hint of Caribou in its DNA, it’ll take the clubs by storm.

But as much as FaltyDL may consistently bring the heat in terms of the beat programming, the thing which has long marked Lustman out as a special talent is the musicality of his compositions. No matter how much drums clatter or bass bangs, FaltyDL always hooks the ear back in with a sonorous synth or pleasing nugget of melody. Nowhere is this more apparent than on In the Wake of Wolves’ more weightless numbers, each startling in their prettiness. ‘Half Spectrum’ is a new-era beat track packed full of ear candy; the keening keys of ‘GasGas’ are potent with feeling; and on the album’s closer, the evocatively-titled ‘Mila Stans In A Meadow For The First Time Eating Strawberries’, we get a gorgeous synth vignette that joins the dots between the modern mastery of Yung Sherman and the most emotionally affecting moments of Aphex’s Twin’s catalogue.

In The Wake Of Wolves

FaltyDL - In The Wake Of Wolves

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Dwudziesty drugi guest mix w Burn The Roots przynosi pierwsze w tej serii spotkanie z zagranicznym artystą. Przed Wami newcomer z Berlina, który nie tak dawno temu podzielił się ze mną demówkami swoich produkcji i zwalił mnie z nóg ich jakością, skomplikowanym rytmem i przywodzącym na myśl Barkera klinicznie czystym brzmieniem. Dziś ma już za sobą debiut w znakomitym labelu YUKU i kolejne ekscytujące wydawnictwa w planach.

W DJingu uwielbia swobodę miksowania ze sobą różnych gatunków, możliwość grania muzyki artystów, których twórczość podziwia oraz stylistyczne niespodzianki. Takich plot twistów i gatunkowego misz-maszu możecie spodziewać się po blisko godzinnym miksie, który Endmodell przygotował do niniejszej audycji.

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Burn The Roots: guest mix by Endmodell

Belfast’s Robin Wylie has long been twisting up heavy, analogue bass sounds, winning the ears of the likes of David Holmes along the way. After debuting on Ritual Poison with the swirling, hazy breaks of ‘St Paul’s’ on last year’s ‘Pharmakon’ compilation, he arrives full force with four-tracker ‘What is Zero?’
Built around booming subs, bubbling acid and ecstatic female vocals, the title track highlights Wylie’s knack for dancefloor fusion, peak time electro seeped in subtle rave flavours. ‘Pulse Track’ draws inspiration from somewhere between 90s techno and bleep, adding a modern percussive drive and bass weight. The electro-breaks of ‘Shadows In The Sunlight’ serves up a journey of tension and release, building then breaking in waves of 303. And ‘Kid Dynamite’ earns its title, low end exploding under heavy breakbeat house riding crunchy acid, whoops and warping effects.
Artwork come from label favourite Alec Jagodzinski, whose 2000 AD-inspired imagery accentuates the EP’s sonic evocation of resistance to an encroaching dystopian future.

Robin Wylie - What Is Zero? EP clips - released 3rd May digitally

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