Tribal electronics, dubby downbeat, sedated house and disoriented breaks coming from Molto Brutto’s Andreas Kunzmann. Following on from his essential reissue of II aka Molto Brutto’s feverish and freaky second LP, Basso fires up the Growing Bin lathe for a further foray into AK’s eccentric catalogue. Recorded between 1998-2005 and unreleased until now, these genre-fluid tracks retain the unorthodox charm central to the Austrian’s art. Sometimes dancing is just falling to music, and Andreas lives the life unbalanced.

A1    Coffein   4:46
A2    Sputnik Rave   4:06
A3    Sleeping Sunny Day   4:51
A4    Stop & Go   4:28
A5    Yellow   5:17  

B1    Seaside    6:03
B2    Echolot    5:03
B3    Long Way    5:43
B4    Troubleshooting    4:01
B5    Simple    2:02

Mastered by Sergey Luginin @ Luginin Studio in Moscow
Distributed by wordandsound from Hamburg
Sales notes by Patrick Ryder

Andrea Kunzmann - Album (GBR041)

Nepumuk / Knowsum glides onto the Growing Bin under his given name, living his best life in this lush loungecore fantasy. Eyebrow raised and hips unlocked, Nelson strolls through affluent funk, sun-blushed boogie and slacker soul to deliver a playful pop masterpiece. A Revered MC and renowned beat maker, his syrup-smooth vocals are just the cocktail cherry on top.

Nepumuk / Knowsum gleitet unter seinem Klarnamen in den Growing Bin und zelebriert diese üppige Loungecore-Fantasie namens “Knalleffekt”. Mit hochgezogenen Augenbrauen und kreisenden Hüften wandelt Nelson durch knisternden Funk, sonnengereiften Boogie und lässigen Soul, um ein verspieltes Pop-Meisterwerk zu liefern. Die sirupweichen Vocals des MCs und renommierten Beatmakers sind nur das Sahnehäubchen dieses Cocktails.

Nelson Brandt - Knalleffekt (GBR042)

Fresh and zesty with subtle tropical flavours, this is a delightfully listenable debut from Matthieu Beck on Growing Bin. Inspired by the lilting rhythms, jazzy instrumentation and slow listening gems found on his Love In The Afternoon radio show, the Frenchman has crafted a gorgeous collection of laid back sophisti-pop, perfect for long summer days or seasonally affected escapism. 
Any suggestion of sorrow in the album title is actually a mislead - this may be a solo LP, but Matthieu’s surrounded himself with the musical friends he’s made over the years, serving as composer and bandleader to a willing troop of collaborators. Longtime friend and former Metronomy bassist Gabriel Stebbing, Source Ensemble drummer Emmanuel Mario, and of course Laetitia Sadier herself, stepped in to lend their services and bring Matthieu’s music to life, before Jérôme Caron (Blackjoy) expertly mixed it all down. 
Though the tracklist may read like a travelogue, these nine tracks all began at home with Matthieu sat behind a Fender Rhodes with a drum machine by his side. Soon live bass, saxophone and flute strolled into his unhurried arrangements, retaining the simplicity of his demos while expanding the emotion. Weighty synth drones and bubbling bass balance the airy elements of tracks like “California” or the dream-pop romance of “Rooftop Rome”, while the mellow “Malika” and joyful “Retour De Plage” showcase the Frenchman’s relationship with jazz. Elsewhere there’s hints of digi-dub (“Island” and “Suede”), coastal boogie (“Tokyo Montana”), stripped back city pop (“California”) and downtown nostalgia (“Dora”), before Beck arrives at the poetic, progressive but peaceful finale “Piano Fin”, which recalls Air at their prettiest, without stepping outside Matthieu’s well defined sound.

Matthieu Beck - Here Alone (GBR044)

The Person is back on the dancefloor and she brought the delicious Australian version of a good old Italian recipe - ITALOZ DISCO. Mouthwatering rhythms spiced with everyday hustle, cosmic boogie and the extra dose of synthesizer! Changing the Meatballs for Oddballs to worship the Magic $ properly. Sull’ alto lato (aka on the B-Side) we’re changing the Oddballs for the Mothballs as the one and only Hysteric warms up the magic ragout in his unique steam-powered kitchen. Now go to work!

You still need to be convinced? Take these great lines by Patrick:
“Magic $” beams into the discotheque direct from deep space; a shimmering body of squelching bass, nebulous pads and snapping percussion which hosts Minna’s bewitching vocals. The arch delivery and vintage sequences flirt with kitsch, but that playful genius particular to The Person pushes this into wonderfully wonkier territories. Basslines climb, keys collapse and the whole thing chugs and bubbles through a flawless arrangement. We thought they didn’t make them like this anymore, but we were wrong. Stepping in on remix duty, renowned (Moth)baller Hysteric turns out a treatment that’s worth a million bucks, boosting the bottom end with an acidic sequence, supercharging the percussion and punching in some strange sampler fun to guarantee utter club chaos.
Every superhero needs a theme song, and “The Person” sees Minna step away from the dancefloor to deliver a synthetic ballad for lucid dreamers everywhere. Jamming on top of a malfunctioning Jomox, Minna channels chimes, piano and a gentle chug into the classiest chord progression this side of Mike Francis. Closing cut “Go To Work” gives us neon lights and nighthawks as The Person indulges in a little Antipodean electro, proving once and for all that Australians Do It Better.

A1    Magic $
A2   The Person

B1    Magic $  - Hysteric’s Cheap Infinity Mix
B2   Go To Work

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The Person - Magic $

Following a fallow 2023, a rejuvenated Growing Bin return to your turntable with this sublime collaborative LP from Gosha Martynov & Natasha Sinyakova. On their first foray into the physical, the duo expand the spectral ambience and medicated breaks of their earlier work with lithe touches of organic jazz and Cafe Del Mar cool, creating a complex assemblage of dreamy downbeat and emotive electronica that's entirely easy on the ears.

Opener "Pozhaluysta" seduces with smart syncopation and beguiling melody, its flute and fretwork finding ample space to slip around Natasha's voice, equal parts Cocteau operatics and jazz-club coquette, in an expression of a want beyond words. The mood shifting "Osvobodi Menia" sees the solemn, snaking sound of a sampled duduk drift into an optimism of airy pads and escapist mantra, suspended in reverb until the end of time. "Ya Tebia Zhdala" began life as a break-led experiment, gradually evolving into a romantic and naive sketch rich with splashes of piano and dynamic chorus pads. Naturalist hymn "O Dereve" weaves a dark and intimate tale from the point of view of a veteran tree as its buzzsaw guitar loops blossom into multilayered vocals full of emotion.

Awash with sonar sweeps, sumptuous pads and rolling subs, the titular "Imena Rek" channels post-rave bliss into the hypnagogic anthem the contemporary IDM-ographic have been searching for. Infectious hooks and spaced out pads ride the breakbeat rhythm for a dreamy experimental pop banger from another planet. The sombre sway of "Rany", filtered through the fog of a broken cassette recorder, trance djembe and unpredictable bass tones rivals the finest Motion Ward or In:dex releases for crepuscular charm, while "Smeshno" sees serrated drones sink into a slinking rhythm, playing counterpoint to the tender chords and yearning vocals.

"Iskra" closes out the chiasmus with a return to the organic experience of the opener, the flute and acoustic guitar augmented with nuanced hand percussion and a music box refrain. Listening to this album is like a midnight walk through an ancient forest - an experience which both scares and tempts you at the same time. From touching damp moss to feeling the thick fog with your body and watching mushrooms glow in the dark, 'Imena Rek' guides you through the terrain.

Flawlessly arranged and executed, this LP alludes to a long lineage of innovative downbeat, feels absolutely essential in the present and pushes the trip hop revivalists towards a fascinating future - Gosha Martynov & Natasha Sinyakova have created a timeless piece of music, but what else do you expect from the Bin?

A1	Pozhaluysta				B1	Imena Rek
A2    Osvobodi Menia			B2	Rany
A3	Ya Tebia Zhdala			B3	Smeshno 
A4	O Dereve				B4	Iskra 


Music by Gosha Martynov & Natasha Sinyakova
Mastered by Sergey Luginin @ Luginin Studio in Moscow
Distributed by wordandsound from Hamburg
Sales notes by Patrick Ryder

Pre-Order Here

Gosha Martynov & Natasha Sinyakova - Imena Rek (GBR045)

the joy of cooking from december 2011:
in winter i stay next to the stove where it's warm and cozy and i live from cookies only...

The Joy Of Cooking #16 Baking Cookies

NO FRILLS ARE BACK @ THE BIN!!
Smooth V and Silky L are dancing with us under the moonlight. 
Listening to this all morning already put a neverending smile on my face. 
Let's praise them for this wonderful vibration station !!! 
@No_frills @5918mins.

No Frills - Knee Deep In Molten Butter (Guest Mix, 2021)

Instant Peterson & Andras Fox are taking you down under - to a land of wonderful tunes...
you find the tracklist here: 

http://thegrowingbin.blogspot.de/2013/10/instant-peterson-andras-fox-southern.html

Instant Peterson & Andras Fox - Southern Shores (Guest Mix, 2013)

Basso - What My Soul Needs Now Pt 1

A5 Yellow (clip)

A4 Stop And Go (clip)

A3 Sleeping Sunny Day (clip)

A2 Sputnik Rave (clip)

A1 Coffein (clip)

Nelson Brandt A5 Assoziationsketten (clip)

Nelson Brandt A4 Das Koksquartett (clip)

Nelson Brandt A3 Schwimmen (clip)

Nelson Brandt A2 Knalleffekt (clip)

Nelson Brandt A1 Passepartout (clip)

Matthieu Beck 05 Malika (Clip)

Matthieu Beck 04 Suede (Clip)

Matthieu Beck 02 California (Clip)

Matthieu Beck 01 Island (Clip)

Matthieu Beck 03 Rooftop Rome (Clip)

I got to know Laurel (@silver-side-pony) via the growing bin website. Always loved their picks from the bin and so I got curious. Then I heard one of Laurels mixes and was sold. I am superhappy to share this almost 4 hour long sandwich with you... now handing over the keyboard. 
"Laurel hails from the rural North Island (Te Ika-a-Māui) of Aotearoa, New Zealand. They enjoyed a few years observing Pōneke (Wellington)’s rambunctious and delightfully strange music scene at venues like Puppies and the revered Camp a Low Hum, before moving to Berlin.
This mix is the result of many quiet lockdown nights trawling bandcamp, deep dives into the (Growing) Bin, and excavating their record collection. Winding in and out of new music and old gems over 3.5 hours, the mix reflects their unease and excitement of heading back to parties after a long break. Laurel made sure to include some old well-trodden favourites, doing a big middle finger to the pressure to play new and “rare” tracks at every single outing.
Big shout outs go to Eyeliner (@disasterradio), Tania (@taniajust), Castro & Nemo (@sound-metaphors), Cáit (@caitfa), and Stella (@stella-zekri-ouiddir) for inspiration." 
Thanks a TON for this yummy mix Laurel!!

Laurel - Growing Bin Sandwich (Guest Mix, 2023)

GBR043 - B2 - Go To Work (Snippet)

GBR043 - B1 - Magic $ Hysterics Cheap Infinity Mix (Snippet)

GBR043 - A2 - The Person (Snippet)

GBR043 - A1 - Magic $ (Snippet)

Here's a mix of german only tracks by my friend Gero. Connected through the love for obscure german fleamarket finds we have been exchanging oddities for a couple of years now. Gero is a gentlemen enjoying his finds in silence and it was hard work getting him to record a mix. Funnily he seems to have enjoyed it a lot and promised a sequel already (which might be coming soon as I have missed to post this here mix for months - mit der Bitte um Vergebung!) . Since he's caring very little for social media blah there is no tagging and stuff. But if you like what you hear, leave a friendly comment. He'll probably read it with a rapt smile :) Danke Gero!

Gero - Auf Deutsch Teil 1 (Guest Mix, 2023)

Blessed is the feeling here when listening to this celestial and mysterious beauty of a mix by @Pingipung's very own Heiko Gogolin (@heiko-h-gogolin). With an almost shamanic vision he weaves a web of rhythm and melody for many returning listening sessions. The working title fits the vibe so well that we had to keep it.  Steadily growing onme it has been great company for many late night work sessions in the bin HQ and I must really say it best fits the dark and calmer hours of the day - filling these with contemplative energy. 
THANK YOU SO MUCH, HEIKO! 
(PM for track ids, please)

Growing (Guest Mix, 2023)

from the forthcoming vinyl edition on growing bin records

A.r.t. Wilson - Rebecca's Theme (Water)

@No_Frills are back in the bin! !!
Celebrating the second release on their label Viktor & Lukas provided this three and half an hour trip filled with prime digs, chilled bits and unheard house hits. I'm sure you'll find some of these gems on their youtube account soon. May I now channel your attention to the Chiquita before everbody is checking for track ids? https://soundcloud.com/no_frills/sets/chiquita-nf-002

Spätsommer

No Frills - Spätsommer (Guest Mix, 2023)

it's been a while... and we're back with a gentle bang a.k.a. a mix of the amazing Sanky @sankywashere!! 
Many of you will have had the pleasure to dive into his selections at other sites. Being a fan for a good while I dared to ask him for a mix and now we installed a window to his universe here at the bin too! As I always enjoyed the variety and finesse of his mixes I asked for his musical background and Sanky was so nice to share this with us: 
"My mother was a piano teacher and sometimes practiced with various classical musicians who were playing at city hall so the house almost always had strange, orchestral sounds emanating from the dusty front room. I can't play a note of piano as my hands don't seem to want to work together as 10 fingers but I can play some wind instruments and loved learning the trumpet, these strange organic sounds are something that I now realize feature heavily when out looking for records, weird sounds seem to mean as much as beautiful lyrics these days. I also think the varied pace of classical from Adagio all up to Presto might have influenced me more than I thought too. I've never really understood music in terms of bpm's but more on feeling. I'm 51 and I feel really lucky to grow up in a pre internet world on rare soul and jazz, boogie, soundtracks, samples and hip hop which provided another view of how incredibly different music really can be. Hearing Colin Curtis screaming down the mic at age 15 playing Margie Evans “Waterfalls” or watching David Mancuso drop “Whole Lotta Love” after Tamiko Jones “Can’t Live Without Your Love’ at 6pm in the afternoon and watch people lose their minds are things I feel truly lucky to have witnessed, genius at work for sure.
 
I just still look out for the oddness, especially on 7” as there is still so much undiscovered music there but also something that sounds familiar even when it’s not. I live in Mexico now and again due to what I hear day to day in the street (not just necessarily music) changes what I collect, the feeling of life here is softer and slower so this mix might have a piece of that in it. I hope you listen to the mix all the way through in a comfortable place you feel happy to be in. It has some of my most favorite records I play over and over…big love.

Let me know if you want to know what any of the tracks are and thanks to the main man Basso who’s been an inspiration for years. 

Cocktails on the beach for all…x

Dedicated to My Mother Kate. RIP."

THANKS SO MUCH SANKY!!!

Sankywashere - Room To Breathe (Guest Mix, 2024)

Gosha Martynov & Natasha Sinyakova - Pozhaluysta

Gosha Martynov & Natasha Sinyakova - Imena Rek

Gosha Martynov & Natasha Sinyakova - O Dereve

Gosha Martynov & Natasha Sinyakova - Ya Tebia Zhdala

Gosha Martynov & Natasha Sinyakova - Osvobodi Menia

It is more than good practice that Lukas and Viktor aka @No_Frills (also running @5918mins.) 
return for the annual summer mix at the gowing bin - I T' S  .   A   .    B L E S S I NG  :) 
A crown for you if you can identify more than 5 tracks of this three and a half hour long trip 
from hammock to the marley dancefloor and back into the horizontal. 
No questions for IDs allowed until I have the full tracklist!

Growing Bin

No Frills - The concrete Beach (Guest Mix, 2024)

In anticipation of the release of their wonderfully deep longplayer "Imena Rek" (on friday November 15th) Natasha @nataliazamytskii and Gosha @gosha-martynov recorded this chilled and partly spiritual trip for our ears. Perfect for the autumn days (just like their album;) 

Here's what the artists have to say about it:
A sonic journey that evolves across two parts. Starting with organic, ECM-inspired ambient jazz, downtempo and house beats from past and present, drawing into tribal, chaotic atonal elements fading into celestial soundscapes. A dreamy tribute to the autumn season, this mix weaves together introspective atmosphere and kaleidoscopic textures, making it a serene prelude to upcoming release, Imena Rek, out November 15th, 2024 on Growing Bin Records. https://tinyurl.com/y52rh9kb

Imena Rek Promo Mix (Guest Mix, 2024)

Mind the gap, please!
Ty (@tayfighter) opens us the door to his classy yet cozy lift.
Enjoy the ride uphil in moderate tempo. The sight is fantastic!! 
Once we arrive at the top make sure to check out his amazing pool of radio shows called Through The Trees he records for 1BTN with lots of nice guests!Bussi, Basso

Take The Lift (Guest Mix, 2025)

"A Selection Spanning Over Various Genres And Decades"
Here's an impressive collection of Musik from Austria most of us have never heard before. Waist-high in obscurity Florian aka @Heapvienna takes us through the last decades of the 20th century with heavy winking. This mix actually is the result of countless hours spent in record stores and at fleamarkets all around Austria over the range of the past 10 years!
Thanks a lot for sharing the fruit of your work Florian!

Lesser-known Austrian Gems (Guest Mix, 2025)

Finally here's part 2!!! 
Gero already had a mix and then asked me why don't we do one together instead. 
That's what we did. 
We hope you enjoy our eclectic selection of heartwarming, funny, melancholic, hilarious, philosophical, happy, critical, nonsensical and sometimes just over the top songs!
Ahoi, Gero.
Bussi, Basso

Auf Deutsch Teil 2 (Guest/NotGuest Mix, 2025)

Perfectly fitting the hot days of the year (over here) @PlasticFantastic 's John provided a mix of balearic beauties for us. Get a cold drink and enjoy the chilled ride! Thanks a lot John!! 
soundcloud.com/plasticfantasticofficial
soundcloud.com/thesunrisemixtapes
www.plasticfantasticofficial.bandcamp.com
instagram.com/plasticfantasticofficial

The Possible Dream (2025, Guest Mix)

Prepare yourself for a dubby and cosmic ecclectic ride from Milano to Berlin! Following the steps of Milano-born Nicolas aka Nelson Of The East @nelsonoftheeast to his current residence we enjoy the sight in various tempi and moods - but always on point. Thanks a lot for this trip!!!

A Step On The Map (2025, Guest Mix)

Enter the Lloyd, dear friends!
Of course y'all are tuned in when Lloyd's show DREAM ON is broadcasted on The Lot Radio and now you happy folks get an extra dose of the good shit from the man himself. Expect a seamless mix of deviant pop pearls to dream and dance to... 
If you should wonder about the title - Lloyd had a note on his fridge saying something like "make mix for Basso" Being a big fan of real life interactions I had to drag this into the interwebs. 

Thanks a ton Lloyd!!


ps. dear listener, please remembervthat you are not communicating with a machine when you drop your dry "track ID?" Friendly requests are always welcome :)

The Note On The Refrigerator (Guest Mix, 2025)

Wilson Tanner = A1 = Sun Room

Back by popular demand: Tako's wonderful Holiday Mix!
Here's what I wrote 7 years ago:

I was about to post this beautiful summer mix of Tako with the following words:

"What do you expect from a mix when it's done by a supernice guy with an excellent taste in music and a wonderful record collection? Yeah and that's exactly what you get here. Also make sure to get a copy of the first 12" of the Sombrero Galaxy, released on Lovefingers long awaited ESP Institute. Sombrero Galaxy is the collabo between Tako and Jonny Nash and their "Journey to the center of the sun" is one of my favourite releases of the last years, cheers!"

That was yesterday. In the meantime something terrible happened. Tako's friend Petros Malevis from Athens passed away without a warning. This mix is dedicated to Petros! He will be missed. Rest in peace, Petros.

Tako - Holiday (Guest Mix, 2010)

Here's what I wrote in 2011:
I'm so happy to present a wonderful mix by Chee Shimizu, DJ, Producer, Connoisseur  and owner of the fantastic Organic Music online record store from Japan - specialized in all things organic (of course) like Ethno Jazz, South American Fusion, Krautrock, Ambient Electronics, Intelligent Dance Music and all things DEEP! Now guess what you're about to hear in this beautiful mix.
Thanks Chee!!"

http://thegrowingbin.blogspot.de/2011/10/guest-mix-chee-sunlight-moonlight.html

thegrowingbin.blogspot.com

Chee - Sunlight Moonlight (Guest Mix, 2011)

Here’s a your chance to sit back and contemplate over these wonderful tunes Tsukasa Ito offers us in his latest mix for the growing bin.

I have the fondest memories of listening to Tsukasa play at Shelter in 2012. Having not slept for three days in a row before this evening due to an insane jetlag made me embrace his warm and subtle soundscapes even more. If you followed his excellent collection of mixes over the years you know what I mean. If you’re in Tokyo don’t miss one of the monthly nights Tsuakasa is celebrating with Chee and Ginji out in 〒192-0071 Hachiōji-shi at SHELTER

Thank so much Tsukasa. Now here’s Soundfiction!

Tsukasa Ito - Soundfiction (Guest Mix, 2017)

Welcome to Aki's diploma in digging german reggae (not reggae) jams!!!!!
After years of dusty and partiall crusty fingers, ears chewed off by long bearded, dreadlocked Karl-Heinze, our friend Aki well deserved the dregree of the #1 Raster-Fahr-Ei in town (ei mihn se internet). 
Grab your dictionary and light a spliff. 
It's Reggie Taim!

Aki - German Reggae Not Reggae (Guest Mix, 2019)

Here's one of the best summer mixes I've ever done. Serving the cocktails with  cheese chunks and a bright moronic smile. It's nowhere online but it should be. Thanks to Seekmagic for inviting me, thanks to Jiro for the amazing art!

Basso - Cocktails By The Pool (2013)

Another win for the Glowing Pin as Müller & Wandt drop a fresh new age groover on a killer club dub tip. Elsewhere Phazer Boys, Suzanne Kraft, Philipp Otterbach and River Yarra remix the pscht out of their favourite tracks from ‘Instrumentalmusik..’. Expect Goan hits, cosmic trips, loved up rave and chilled out wave on this flawless five tracker.   
Growing Bin becomes Glowing Pin for the most anticipated rematch of the century. Back at the beginning of 2018, Wolf Müller and Niklas Wandt went head to head for a box office smash, throwing a high school percussion tray, wall of hardware and voodoo skull into the ring for the tribal trip of ‘Instrumentalmusik Von Der Mitte Der World’. 
Now the multi-instrumental duo face off once again, but this time it’s a royal rumble with Phazer Boys, Suzanne Kraft, Phillip Otterbach and River Yarra all bringing the noise to the Glowing Pin.  
Müller and Wandt dominate the action on the A1, playing loose with sampler vox, serene pads and future primitive rhythms on the unreleased ‘Fun Dub’ of the also unreleased ‘Dub Dub’. Imagine Ferris Bueller’s trampoline tumble trading Chicago to the Weissenhof and you’ll sense the mood of this New Age groove. Germany’s number one party dudes, those freaky Phazer Boys take a break from dropping killer Candomblé cuts to reach for the lasers on the A2, taking ‘Ahu’ to another dimension. Dripping in neon body paint and armed with fire poi, the Düsseldorf duo power up progressive house sequences, didgeridoo bass and thumping tribal house percussion for a wall-shaking, speaker-breaking remix.   
The B1 belongs to synth whiz Suzanne Kraft who revels in glistening, gliding glory on an expansive remix of  ‘Auflösung’. Sleek, serene and futuristic, the track shimmers like Fritz Lang’s Metropolis, free from inequality and rendered with the 5D(ub?) majesty of a DMT breakthrough. 
B2 hears Salon associate and serious talent Philipp Otterbach take over on a stripped back and psychedelic post punk dub of ‘Expedition’. Angular bass by Süne Große and a stuttering rhythm underpin astral flourishes and the hazy vocals of Lucas Croon before the African elements begin to move to the forefront. 
Last man standing is Australian outlier River Yarra, who leads us into the Krautback with a chugging dub of ‘Weltraumsandalen’. Lent a lysergic sparkle by a percolating one-note bassline, this slow motion stunner masters perpetual motion amid the eerie echoes of the bush, organic percussion and electronic animal cries fading into the night. Let the pins glow again.  
Patrick Ryder  

A1. DUB DUB WMNW Fun-DUB feat. Vomit Heat			8:30 
A2. Ahu - Phazer Boys LaserDUB						8:07  
B1. Auflösung - Suzanne Kraft WerkDUB					6:13 
B2. Expedition - Philipp Odd Dub Bach DUB 
feat. Lucas Croon & Süne Große		                                 5:31 
B3. Weltraumsandalen - River Yarra DUB					6:42

WMNW Remixes - A2 - Ahu - Phazer Boys Lazer Dub (clip) 8min 07sec

WMNW Remixes - A1 - Dub Dub (Dub) Feat. Vomit Heat (clip) 8min 30sec

Back in 2010 I record three mixes for my summer holidays. They were posted on Noncollective (Part I), Noise In My head (Part II) and Chidi's Cosmic Connections over at Deepfrequency (Part III) The latter connection led to the Joy of Cooking series. Here's Part II.

Tracklist:
Brave New World – Epilogue
Cyklus – Wolken
Finis Africae – Juana & Rosalia
Between – Happy stage
Lamiya – Mu Opacity
Peter Patzer – Patterns
Zann – Song For Lu Wang
Basso’s Paradiesvogel Edit
Yas Kaz – Bamboo beach
Thierfeld – Madly, Sadly, Badly
Sango – Death In The Woods
Ivory Playground - Scattered Clouds

Music To Read Books By, Part II (Mix, 2010)

Back in 2010 I record three mixes for my summer holidays. They were posted on Noncollective (Part I), Noise In My head (Part II) and Chidi's Cosmic Connections over at Deepfrequency (Part III) The latter connection led to the Joy of Cooking series. Here's the first one. 

Tracklist: 
K. Leider - Method , Language and Silence
Eroc - Hundertwasser
Green Cosmos - Über den Berg
Kenneth Knudsen - Anima
Boury - Träumerle oder
Austria Drei - Lonely Frog
In den vollen Weiden EDIT
Jochen Vogel - Schmalzwalzer
Dan Ar Bras - Douar Nevez
Batteaux - High Tide
Chico Hamilton - Denise

Music To Read Books By, Part I (Mix, 2010)

NO DEMOS PLEASE! 
growing bin records is a micro-label and online record store. With lots of love and affection we bring you music that is special to our ears. Well actually we're a one man business, but "we" sounds a bit more professional, or maybe even royal. Forget about that. We're small and not a bit royal and we'll stay small and loyal. Cheers!  If I should not react to your demo I probably didn't feel it, and I'm too shy to tell you.  Sorry but life is short and I don't release stuff that i feel 100%. Keep on keeping on! 
I am actually not releasing much at the moment as I am focussing on selling the thousands of used records in my studio. SO do me a favour and come over to the bin aka www.growingbinrecords.com and help me get rid of the black gold :)

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