A song by Arthur Russell, covered by Sufjan Stevens, covered by me. :)

A Little Lost (Sufjan Stevens Cover)

The Tallest Man On Earth - 'Dark Bird Is Home' out May 12th: http://bit.ly/sagres_blog
Read the lyrics: http://bit.ly/sagres_lyrics

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The Tallest Man On Earth - "Sagres"

PEACE001 - Vinyl Only - Out March
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In the bustling world of instrumental grime, Mr. Mitch’s ‘Peace Dub’ phenomenon - initially a concept aimed squarely at flipping grime’s ‘war dub’ complex on it’s head - has fast become a reputable sub-genre all of it’s own. With a series of his own peace edits garnering plenty of recognition online over the course of 2014, Mitch has enlisted a trio of new-school producers to assist him in re-contextualising four unconventional classics and with it, christen a new series of peace-themed white label 12”s.

Simply titled PEACE001, Mitch is joined by Gobstopper signees Strict Face and Loom, as well as elusive beat-making trio Silk Road Assassins on the label’s first ever physical record - a body of work that takes instrumental grime even further into unchartered territory. Kicking off with the brooding heartache of Mitch’s fuzzy, emotionally charged re-rub of Dru Hill’s ‘How Deep Is Your Love’, there’s also space for Strict Face to turn an icier, washed-out hand to the peace aesthetic on ‘Alice’ - his beautifully mellow, minimalist rework of Alice Deejay classic ‘Better Off Alone’.

Latest signee Loom opts to take a deconstructionist route through Kate Bush’s ‘Running Up That Hill’ as glitchy melodies, ushered reverb and pitched-up vocal loops meet harsh, industrial sampling in unerringly dystopian collision of ideas, whilst Silk Road Assassins sign off with their take on T-Pain’s ‘Im Sprung’. Trickling, iced-out melodies and pitched-down vocals are laid over dark, menacing bass rumbles in a tribute to the sound that has already earmarked the trio as refreshingly slick sound designers. - Tomas Fraser


Loom - Kate (Peace Edit)

This is a track 100% made on the soviet analog beast Formanta Polivoks (and a spring reverb and delay).
Four channel overdub.

Not that special, I don't even touch any knobs. All the modulation comes from the LFO and the two loopable envelopes. 
Still (now when I'm slighly tipsy) I think it turned out to be somewhat interesting. 
Took like 30 minutes to record and "mix".



Mokira - Polivoks jam (Dröndjävul #2)

Chunyin - 'Softcall 101'

Singer/producer/ledge Rainbow Chan has just dropped her first single under the moniker Chunyin and it's a total groove. 'Softcall 101' is a percussion and sample-heavy departure from her vocal-centric retro-pop style. Written in one sitting in a hotel room in Tokyo, the track's swirling loops and pixelated sounds capture the pace/vibe of the city. Let our exclusive premiere take you there. 

Produced and mixed by Chunyin. 
Mastered by Darren Ziesing.

https://soundcloud.com/chunyin
https://chunyin.bandcamp.com/releases
https://instagram.com/rainbowchanmusic

Chunyin - Softcall 101

Take a pumping 90s eurodance song, slow it down about 40bpm, sing it in tiny falsetto, see what happens.

The Rhythm of the Night

The Brvtalist is pleased to premiere a new track from Manchester's AnD. The production duo of Andrew + Dimitri, AnD continues to push the limits of their sound and destroy confines. "Resisting Authority" comes off the 3x12", Social Decay, out September 22nd on Electric Deluxe. For more visit: www.thebrvtalist.com/resistingauthority/

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Social Decay

AnD - Resisting Authority

Kissing Families

Ever fibbed to girls about your line of work to impress?

That's nothing compared the King of the Liars.

Uploaded by Fearless Steven. Written by Fearless Steven and the Creeping Doubt (mostly the Creeping Doubt, really).


King of the Liars

The exciting denouement of one of the last ever Fearless Steven and the Creeping Doubt gigs - complete with pyrotechnics. 

"The stadium effect in the comfort of a small venue" 