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Money Talks

The Big Orange

Does Not Compute

Perfume

Golden Hour (Demo)

The 2nd single from our debut album ‘Is It Too Late To Freak Out?’ - Releasing October 22nd

No Reasons

Lyrics:

Eyes aren’t what they used to be
Mind doesn’t see what it used to believe
I fell down time and time again
These could be the best days
If I could could learn to love the rain

I love this city where I feel at home
The same city that makes you feel alone
I love this city where I feel at home
The same city that makes you feel alone

Broken homes and brittle bones
Walking home like Al Capone
Hotlines for the lost and found
I fall back and hit the ground

I’ve found the place I love to roam
Through the streets I feel I own
Picturesque scattered points of view
The same desire lines back to you

I love this city where I feel at home
The same city that makes you feel alone
I love this city where I feel at home
The same city that makes you feel alone


I’m in the city
I’m in the city
I’m in the city
The city’s in me
I’m in the city
The city’s in me
I’m in the city
The city’s in me
I’m in the city
The city’s in me
I’m in the city
The city’s in me
I’m in the city

I love this city where I feel at home
The same city that makes you feel alone
I love this city where I feel at home
The same city that makes you feel alone

A Front for Something

The City in Me

I'm Fine

Pip Paine (Pay The £5000 You Owe)

Trick or Treatz

Hit with the Book

Digital:
Juno Download Exclusive: http://bit.ly/PH24-Juno-Dig
iTunes: http://bit.ly/PH24-iTunes
Beatport: http://bit.ly/PH24-Beatport
Google Play: http://bit.ly/PH24-Google

Vinyl:
- Phantasy - http://shop.phantasysound.co.uk
- Phonica: http://bit.ly/PH24-Phonica
- Rough Trade: http://bit.ly/PH24-RT
- Juno: http://bit.ly/PH24-Juno

Phantasy is proud to release a one-off double A side 12” from The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands.

‘Through Me’ is an all-cylinders, propulsive elasticated house track while ‘Nothing But Pleasure’ is eight-plus minutes of unstoppable Metallic KO disco. Both tracks reiterate the point that Tom is unarguably one of the greatest producers of club music around.

The 12” vinyl will be in the shops within the next couple of weeks; the download will follow a few weeks afterwards.

Tom Rowlands: “These are tracks that were made to DJ with. I gave them to Erol to road test; he loved them so it seemed a perfect fit for Phantasy – I love what he does with the label. The Chemical Brothers haven’t any plans to release new music this year – we’re soon to start work on a new record – so this 12” seemed an exciting way to get music into clubs now.”

Erol Alkan: “Every time I played the tracks out people were desperate to find out what they were. Both have been highlights in my Dj sets for the last few months.”

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Tom Rowlands - Nothing But Pleasure [PH24]

Independent label, promoter and blog specialising in post-punk, indie/alternative, electronica, and leftfield pop. Est. 2009.

Matt Gwilt’s debut album A Front for Something is OUT NOW!! 

Alt electronic artist Matt Gwilt is a new name but no stranger to the music business. As a founder member of legendary Leeds band The Sunshine Underground (TSU) he toured incessantly and helped build the reputation of one of the great British alternative / electronic bands. When the band split amicably in December 2016 after ten years and four albums, Matt took some time out and hung up his drumsticks for a while to reflect. 

The urge to write and perform was not lost though, momentum picked up during the lockdown and Matt began to buy equipment again and write from his base in Manchester. This time though he was writing on his own, retaining the electronic sensibilities of later TSU work but with a maturity and emotional sensibility that is very much his own. Also, most significantly and for the very first time, he is singing lead vocals.

The City in Me

Matt Gwilt

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