A nod to McDead's 'Technical College' in Colchester that gave him a second chance... after a very shaky start
Plenty of technical-to-techno-and beyond type production shenanigans going on here, as McDead yet again attempts to tamper with the very fabric of space-time, by creating a massive musical wormhole in Melbourne.
After much careful research Dr. McDead has discovered there are three types of wormholes...
1) Traversable wormholes are wormholes that can be travelled through.
2) Non-traversable wormholes are wormholes that cannot be travelled through
3) One-way wormholes which are wormholes you can only travel through once..
Here's hoping 'Technical College' is a number 1

Technical College

Sonic Digger 🔔⛏ @kevmcdead
McDead is the musical vehicle of London born producer and archaeologist Kev Edinborough - currently based in Melbourne and travelling all over. His writing is heavily influenced by the alternative/electronic scene he grew up with working as roadie and then guitarist back in 1990's South East England, playing dozens of dodgy and later not so dodgy venues, before going back to college, getting a PhD and being an archaeologist when not making music. Hard to nail down, McDead draws inspiration from Captain Beefheart and Extreme Noise Terror as much as Steve Reich, Jimi Hendrix and Mr Bill.

The first McDead album was recorded in Melbourne with Plastic Jungle Records at Laneway Studios, with a limited vinyl release pressed at Zenith Records which sold out in 2021. Thanks for all your support!

https://linktr.ee/McDead ✌️💀