Harder drums

'Harmonic Frequencies', out now on Technicolour: https://elkka.lnk.to/hfreqSo

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Harmonic Frequencies

Music To Heal To

Djrum - Blue Violet

Open Mode

Kettel - Krabs (Herhangi/Edit)

Alchemy

Higher Than Ever Before

The Calling

Turbulence (Weighty Jungle Remix)

UH-03 • https://sullyuk.bandcamp.com/album/uh-03

UH-03

Extant

Lexdray City Series 
Volume 42 
Welcome to Shanghai 
Mixed by Kode9

Lexdray City Series - Volume 42 - Welcome to Shanghai - Mixed by Kode9

Luke Vibert presents Amen Andrews

Strange

Jus A Raver

Skippy

Clips from the forthcoming double 12" & Digital.
available via Eglo records 21st November 2011
Part of a collaborative A/V project with Will Hurt.


Sais

Stairfoot Lane Bunker

Ross From Friends - Crystal Catcher (Weed)

I thought it would be nice to finish the work of Aether.

Burial - Rodent (DuNock Aether's Edit)

'Yelli' is the opening track on 'Cape Cira' - the forthcoming debut LP by K-LONE.

Out on 24th April. Pre-order direct at wisdomteethuk.bandcamp.com/album/k-lone-cape-cira-lp

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The result of a short creative burst during a grim British winter, Cape Cira explores music as escapism, comprising a series of lush, warm vignettes that demonstrate music’s unique transportive power.

Cape Cira takes place in a sensuous sonic world between the natural and digital realms: FM synthesisers mimic acoustic instruments, tuned percussion and bird song; and found sounds and field recordings are processed with a hyperreal sheen.

In contrast to his clubbier productions, Cape Cira sees K-LONE explore the full melodic and textural potentials of his sound, drawing influence from ambient, fourth world, and modern classical music to create a work more closely related to the outputs of SND, Jon Hassell, Burnt Friedman, or - more recently - Don’t DJ and Visible Cloaks.

Strange

Luke Vibert

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