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“Ruud van Es had an old movie video tape titled ‘The Late Great Planet Earth.’ Inspired by this book and the movie, we crafted an album that was completely different from our previous work. It was refreshing to step outside the box once again and be creatively engaged in the studio.” - Peru aka Peter Kommers, Rob Papen and Ruud van Es

After a little hiatus, Pinguin Society comes with a selection of tracks by Peru from their album called The Prophecies. This was a project new to them, where they tried out different styles and explored new paths, not sounding like what they ever released before. Back in ‘93 it wasn’t exactly understood by the fans of their previous work, but now it seems to have gained relevance again. Previously only released on CD and now compiled on vinyl for the first time for number 003 in the Pinguin catalog. 


Artwork by Seppe Claes https://www.instagram.com/dalton.index/
Distribution by Off The Grid https://otg-records.com/
Mastering by Stefan Betke https://scapemastering.com/


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Pinguin Society is a music collective and record label based in Brussels finding its roots in the shared love for music and records of four friends.

For more:
https://www.facebook.com/pinguinsocietyrecords
https://soundcloud.com/pinguinsociety
https://www.instagram.com/pinguin_society/


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A1 Peru - 666 (The Beast)

Nathan Melja - UnDcided (Parodia05)

the first release came down2earth. 

d2e001: controlled entry, a 5 track vinyl only EP by @na_one. 
full release early december on one-eye-witness dot com, our bandcamp and a record store near you. 

tracklist:
a1. atmospheric drag
a2. re-entry
b1. the world is a fire
b2. unpopulated ocean space
b3. rust in peace

written and produced by Naone
mastered at Complete Mastering
artwork by Dirk de Gram
distribution by One Eye Witness

naone - controlled entry (d2e001)

Aedis unveils his second self-released EP, built around a single track presented in four distinct versions. The journey moves from wrinkled, textured basslines to percussive, drum-driven interpretations, and closes with a stripped-back, minimalistic approach - all woven together with pads and immersive atmospheric layers.
credits

https://aedis.bandcamp.com/album/hindrance

Take Me Back

Parallel Concept