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"The release tells about one cycle of reincarnation from a man to a dolphin - about the edge where agony overflows with bliss between the state of life and death” - this preface accompanies the album “SOUL” by an anonymous musician from Odessa, Ukraine, with a laconic stage name TK-33. The release is filled with amen-breaks and acid-synthetic structures mixed with powerful bass and slightly eerie vocal samples."

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*PREMIERE* TK-33 - Pulse

Taken from Damscray (@damscray) new album Make Dem Rhythm, out August 20, 2021, via Hyperboloid (@hyperboloid)

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Great sequels take time. Think about Terminator 2, Before Sunset or Return to Oz. They all surpassed the originals – which were great in their own right – but required years of reflection and hard work on the part of the creators. Damscray understands this. His previous EP for Hyperboloid, Make Me Juke, was released ten years ago. Its bursts of energy are still fascinating today but it remains, in some senses, a straightforward footwork record.

Make Dem Rhythm marks the opening of a new chapter for Damscray, and is one of his first releases since 2013. The musician claims that at some point he simply stopped releasing music, but has been working on various projects all this time. It shows: this new album feels like the work of a master who doesn’t want to bind himself to any particular genre. Technically it’s still a footwork record like its predecessor, but you can hear strong influences of jungle, dub, reggae and Warp-like IDM. Imagine Squarepusher doing footwork and you’d be on the right path to understanding Damscray’s new sound. The structures of the tracks are constantly twisting and turning, while lo-fi samples collide with glossy beats. In his own words, “I still think that juke and footwork have the best vibe in electronic music,” and you can certainly feel this vibe throughout Make Dem Rhythm.

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Make Dem Rhythm

Premiere: Damscray - Reprezent [Hyperboloid]

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Premiering "Time Less" by Lamediscos taken from "Breakbeat Special K" self-released on bandcamp

Bandcamp: https://lamediscos.bandcamp.com/album/breakbeat-special-k

Feeling in the need of a breakpoint in your routine? 
Delicious and crispy Wrappers of many bite sizes, ready to be served on the dancefloors. 

5 different flavors of Bass Music taking you from the sweetest Breakbeat House, to a salty version of Speed Garage and Jungle, to the heat of the spicy Old School Hardcore. 

Take it while its hot and crispy.

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[Premiere] Lamediscos - Time Less (Breakbeat Special K out now)

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TL Premiere #1311 (2023.07.18) : BAD ZU - Death Is Around The Corner [Hyperboloid Records]

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For this 176th Premiere of 2023, we have a track by the band "BAD ZU", titled ‘Death Is Around The Corner’ from their forthcoming LP "BAD LUCK" on the Latvian label Hyperboloid Records.

▶︎ The album will be available from July 21, 2023 in digital format.

Pre-order : https://badzu.bandcamp.com/album/bad-luck

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Release Info :

BAD ZU - BAD LUCK LP [Hyperboloid Records // HYPR106]

Sound clips: https://soundcloud.com/internet_ghetto/sets/bad-zu

Bad Zu, now an international multimedia band, is releasing their third album on Hyperboloid, their first in four years. Three years in the making, "Bad Luck" reflects the uncertain and vulnerable times we live in right now. "Bad Luck" represents the rollercoaster of emotions that was experienced by all of us in the last three years, not only the group led by Philipp Alexandrov. There's a place for hope in a track called "Safe Place" and a place for loss in "Death Around the Corner." The album was finishing on the run — in the buses, gas stations, and motels — and it shows in its constantly changing, always moving sound representing vitality and chaos.

Attention to detail in the sound of "Bad Luck" is astounding; as Alexandrov says about the approach to making the album, "It helped us rethink the importance of music to ourselves." For years, Bad Zu was known for its energetic and astonishing performances, and you can feel their live vibe completely in "Siren Vogue" thanks to the recordings of the crowd. There's also the tribute to the night club Mutabor on the eponymous track: the dark rhythms with a take on tribal music fit the name perfectly. As always with Bad Zu, many worldwide rhythms and melodies don't dwell on any particular ethnic sound: that sophisticated approach matches the universal themes of "Bad Luck." Many filtered and sliced vocal parts create a sense of dialogue with a listener and get the feeling of a deep dive into the Bad Zu world, more considered than ever.

Tracklist :
01. GHOST IN THE MACHINE
02. BONES
03. PRAY WITH ME
04. MUTABOR
05. SAFE PLACE
06. ROYAL ENFIELD
07. DEATH IS AROUND THE CORNER
08. 80%
09. SIREN VOGUE
10. FAKE MEMORIES

releases July 21, 2023

Music - Philipp Alexandrov
Drums - Alexander Malyshev
Mixing Mastering - iBenji
Art - Kitasavi
Video - Alexey Voronov
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Bandcamp : https://badzu.bandcamp.com/music

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Website : https://hyperboloidrecords.com

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TL PREMIERE : BAD ZU - Death Is Around The Corner [Hyperboloid Records]

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From 'Kuedo - The Sprawl OST' out 3rd July 2020 on Knives. 
Pre order now from www.k-n-i-v-e-s.bandcamp.com/

Kuedo (Jamie Teasdale) makes his return to Knives with 'The Sprawl OST' – a selection of original recordings made for Metahaven’s documentary film 'The Sprawl (Propaganda About Propaganda)', which premiered as an installation at YBCA San Francisco in 2015 and saw its cinema premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam in early 2016.

Mirroring his earlier Kuedo release for Knives, 'Assertion Of A Surrounding Presence' – whose tracks also feature heavily throughout the film – 'The Sprawl OST' continues to reflect upon themes such as surveillance and the platforms of digital propaganda: elements of the film that also have played a role in Metahaven's own expansive art practice. Stylistically, The Sprawl OST demonstrates the range of Teasdale's application and ability– ranging from material that evokes a cinematic take on his 8-bar square-wave roughness as half of duo, Vex'd ('Story of The Wolf'), and glides through the continuum's residue up to the point of blissed out, widescreen ascension ('Floating Megastructure'), recalling Kenji Kawai's soundtrack masterworks.

Metahaven's 'The Sprawl (Propaganda About Propaganda)' emerged before the Trump presidency, and took as its starting point the mass invasion of social media by state propaganda outlets in the wake of the Arab Spring, suggesting more structural interconnections between geopolitics and software.

100% of sales until 31st August 2020 will be split between the NAACP Legal Defense Fund & Black Lives Matter UK, who are currently raising money for their work with Black communities, which includes developing strategies in the face of police brutality, and supporting the families of Black people killed at the hands of the British police.

The Sprawl OST

Kuedo - Story Of The Wolf

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Premiere: Damscray - Reprezent [Hyperboloid]

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