This is this is the electronic album ive been looking for

Torn Hawk released a statement called  "Through Force of Will" in early 2014. It came out on cassette and digital via Not Not Fun. This is a track from that. The sound helps me get through chores and mundane drudgery with a sense of purpose.

 I am going to re-release "Through Force of Will"  on vinyl one way or another in 2015. 

http://boomkat.com/downloads/931004-torn-hawk-through-force-of-will

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlhobVUK-Hg

Torn Hawk-  "Streets On Fire"

Beauty of the Rhythm is the first single of the upcoming debut album by Russian duo Celebrine & Alien Delon. A classic house piano drives the track while Celebrine’s hypnotic vocals adds a melancholic layer. On the flipside Legowelt delivers a haunting remix in his trademark style, while Renkas strips it down and comes up with something that holds the middle between early electro and 90s house music.

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Celebrine & Alien Delon - Beauty Of The Rhythm (Legowelt Remix)

Doxa Sinistra - The Other Stranger

Made from uncleared samples of Н. Соколов, Max Lodebauer and Privacy

Near To The Wild Heart

FROM MY NUMBER ONE HIGH/TAKE ME DOWN THE DUNES 7" SINGLE OUT JUNE 2016 ON DUNNO RECORDINGS DISTRIBUTED WORLDWIDE BY RUBADUB GLASGOW

'First track sounds like dark twisted fantasy about carnival in some cheap tropical spa. The other one will reach your guts and throw them upside down.' 

COVER PAINTING BY TOMASZ KOWALSKI

MY NUMBER ONE HIGH

From 12" LP TTNIK

moontown.bandcamp.com/album/ttnik-12

Here at Moontown we have been fans of Brisbanes Laura Hill (Scraps) since discovering her 7" Secret Paradise on Disembraining Machine back in 2012. From there we moved back and forth through her discography and even brought her to Canberra a few times ~ Needless to say we had become intrigued, obsessed and addicted to the mysterious world of SCRAPS.

TTNIK (pronounced Titanic) is her latest full length, its a hard one to pin down - Call it club music with luscious cosmic sunburn ~ Addictive, playful and sludgy synth pop that works just as well in a club setting as it does booming through the walls of a dilapidated weatherboard queenslander on a steamy afternoon.

It is an absolute pleasure and honour to be releasing SCRAPS latest album TTNIK through Moontown ~ We hope you enjoy just as much as we do.

Scraps - Touch Blue

Pre-order: http://anotherdarkage.bigcartel.com/product/exek-biased-advice-another-dark-age

Another Dark Age is proud to release Exek's debut LP, Biased Advice, which follows one self-titled cassette EP (2014) and a single contribution to a split cassette (2015). The album collects rerecorded and past material, which together stands as the fullest realisation of an Exek identity, honed during two years of haunting Melbourne’s live gig circuit. 

Before forming as a four-piece band in 2014, Exek remained an abstract concept in the mind of front man-to-be, Albert Wolski. With songs written but no musicians to perform them he enlisted Andrew Brocchi (synthesiser), Henry Wilson (bass) and Sam Dixon (drums) and together they began recording material according to Wolski 's vision.

"Then they were there, on my arms, on my legs, everywhere." - 'Foregin Lesions'

The addition of Nell Grant on saxophone made previously murky reference points plainly obvious: Exek are the progeny of a Melbourne scene that established itself around Dave Chesworth and Philip Brophy’s Innocent record label of the 1980s and its greatest offering,  Essendon Airport’s Palimpsest LP (1981). But Exek  dared to abandon the pop and funk tropes of the early Australian new wave scene reaching out to  German post-punk of the same era. Wolski’s songwriting is akin to that of the records put out by Hannover’s No Fun Records and Hamburg’s Zickzack, channeling the droll lyricism of The 39 Clocks and saturated with self-deprecating Attitude. 

"New friends, new influence, new ring around the finger, a hedonist who finds regret.”  - ‘A Hedonist’

Exek are messengers for today’s young, unemployed, immobile, self-obsessed middle-class.  The themes of societal isolation, heartbreak, consumerism are all funnelled through metaphors of terminal illness, monsters and bondage. Their vision mirrors Tuxedomoon’s ‘Holiday for Plywood’ but crucially Biased Advice is a sermon that Exek preach to themselves. The band pit themselves as both victims and saviours living in a world that’s trying to extinguish them, or worse still, mould them into boring automatons. 

“Spitting image, two legged, stick figured, adolescent, disinfectant, replicant.”  - ‘Replicate’

The conceptual weight carried in Wolski’s lyrics follows on from process. Dub and other studio techniques are used throughout Biased Advice and are no better evidenced in the 16-minute modern (and instant) classic, ‘Baby Giant Squid.’ This song remains unchanged from it’s cassette release on Melbourne’s Resistance/Restraint label but spread out over one side of a record it lays bare its perfection. Basslines that stand out one moment give way to dubbed out percussion, hissing tape delay and reverb drenched vocals. Simply, this post-kraut-dub-psyche-punk excursion looks back over it’s shoulder as it leaves ‘Bella Lugosi’s Dead’ for dead. It’s a sublime balance of improvisation and cold calculation. 

“Excitement entails the probability of murder to eliminate stress.”  - ‘Baby Giant Squid’

It’s the tension between this teetering psychotic nihilism and arrangement with studio-like precision that gives Biased Advice the tone of a forewarning. But of what?

“Listen well.”  - ‘Submitted’

Exek - A Hedonist

'Town of Diana' taken from Gunshots At Crestridge, a new album by People Skills. Released November 2016 on Blackest Ever Black. 

Pre-order vinyl/digital: http://bit.ly/2elEIee
More information: http://bit.ly/2eaLUgC

People Skills - Town of Diana

from the "S/T" CS (NNF333)
Not Not Fun / 2017

ENTER THE SALON:
https://videosalon.bandcamp.com/album/s-t

Video Salon "Stars Reflecting"

ORDER LP/VINYL - http://wharfcatrecords.com/store/pre-order-profligate-somewhere-else
ORDER ON BANDCAMP - https://wharfcatrecords.bandcamp.com/album/somewhere-else
ORDER ON APPLE MUSIC - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/somewhere-else/1298760552

Profligate's first full length since 2014, Somewhere Else deftly balances seeming opposites – chaos and composition, melody and noise, programmed and live instrumentation, all with a distinctly human touch. Mastered by Carl Saff.

About Profligate
Noah Anthony’s music ranges from heavily rhythmic electronics to tightly composed songs. In 2013 Profligate released the Videotape 12" (Not Not Fun) and full length Come Follow Me (More). The Red Rope EP (DKA) and full length Finding the Floor (Not Not Fun) followed in 2014. Profligate has toured the U.S. and Europe receiving acclaim for recordings and visceral live performances. Over the Summer of 2016 Profligate began operating as a duo featuring L.A. poet/musician Elaine Kahn on additional vocals and instrumentation. The Somewhere Else LP features tracks they worked on together as well as solo work from Anthony.

Profligate - Black Plate

From "Die Lieder: 1981, 1983, 1986"
Cassette, $7
Here: http://goatytapes.com/#!/tape/die-lieder-1981-1983-1986/

Die Welttraumforscher -  Glücklich Traurig, Seltsam (Binika, 1986)

Listen to the latest Torn Hawk record here: https://smarturl.it/VV036. 
I make music as TORN HAWK, LUKE WYATT, SLADAZJ, INFINITI, etc, and release statements by myself and other artists on the label Valcrond Video.  http://www.valcrondvideo.com/
Live inquiries: LukeJWyatt@gmail.com